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brax x2400 manualDear Customer, Introduction and Contents............. Page 3 Installing the BRAX Amplifiers. In order to maintain the quality of this product and ensure 1.The above amplifier models may only be installed in. Page 5 Connection of the Power SupplyImportant! Never connect the speaker cables to the vehicle chassis. Fig. 5: 2-Channel Mode. This. Page 7 Circuit Control Cards. The operating range of the amplifier is determined by Example: If you wish to use the. Page 8 List of Circuit Control Cards (CCC)Page 10 Equipment Features and Control ElementsBoth inputs -front and rear- are. Page 11 Equipment Features and Control Elements. Please check your inbox, and if you can’t find it, check your spam folder to make sure it didn't end up there. Please also check your spam folder. Our efforts in creating these quality products have also been rewarded through the award of various honours by the major car audio magazines, not to mention numerous world wide innovation prizes. Offering the maximum possible level of engineering quality, they combine outstanding sound reproduction, solid craftmanship and the noblest of materials to provide a completely new dimension in individuality. Installation by a qualified and accredited technician will qualify you for our special lifetime warranty. Your BRAX dealer will also assist you in selecting the correct additional components and in ensuring that proper consideration is given to all the safety and sound-related aspects. Once again we would urge you to have the installation work carried out by a specialist, as verification of correct installation and connection of the unit is a prerequisite for warranty cover of the BRAX by AUDIOTEC FISCHER Germany. Also ensure that there is sufficient clearance available for making the cable connections and operating the controls. This is performed by means of four fixing screws (see Fig. 2) screwed into a mounting surface offering sufficient retention and stability.http://www.hetairia.org/casio-calculator-watch-user-manual.xml

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Before drilling the holes for the screws, carefully examine the area around the installation position and make sure that there are no electrical cables or components, hydraulic brake lines or any part of the petrol tank located behind the mounting surface - otherwise these could be damaged.Any other system could cause damage to the amplifier and the electrical system of the vehicle. Install the cabling in a manner which precludes any danger of the leads being exposed to shear, crushing or rupture forces. If there are sharp edges in the vicinity (e.g holes in the body work), all the cables must be cushioned and protected to prevent fraying. In order to ensure optimum sound quality and interference-free music reproduction, we recommend that installation be performed with BRAX POWER TRAX power supply cables. The remote lead should have a cross section of at least 1 mm 2. Lastmanuals provides you a fast and easy access to the user manual BRAX X2400. We hope that this BRAX X2400 user guide will be useful to you. Also ensure that there is sufficient clearance available for making the cable connections and operating the controls. The antenna connection is only activated if the control unit is switched ON. This ensures that, with the control unit switched off, the amplifier is also switched off to safe the battery. Fig. 2Front right. To Line Output Control Unit Rear right. Rear left To Line Output Control Unit Front leftImportant!In addition, the amplifiers may be operated in 2-channel mode (see Fig. The function of the switch is described on a label at the bottom of the amplifier (see Fig. 5: 2-Channel Mode. Mono Input Mono Input. Position of selector switch at the bottom of the amplifier. Mono Input Rear right. Position of selector switch at the bottom of the amplifier. Position of selector switch at the bottom of the amplifier:The operating range of the amplifier is determined by replaceable Circuit Control Cards (CCC).http://www.thermcom.cz/userfiles/casio-calculator-ms-80s-manual.xml The various Circuit Control Cards available are indicated in the list on page 8. Example: If you wish to use the module as a subwoofer amplifier, with the subwoofer being operated at 90 Hz, you find the corresponding Circuit Control Card from the list (in this case CCC 5) and insert the card in your BRAX amplifier at position 2 of that channel which is to control the subwoofer - the right channel in the case of the mono mode (bridge mode). At position 1 the amplifier will only process frequencies higher than 90 Hz. Handling the Circuit Control Cards. Removal of a Circuit Control Card 1. 8). Made in Germany. Optimum setting of the level controller ensures you maximum audio enjoyment without those all-too-common audible distortions and overshoot phenomena which have such an adverse effect on sound quality. In any way can't Lastmanuals be held responsible if the document you are looking for is not available, incomplete, in a different language than yours, or if the model or language do not match the description. Lastmanuals, for instance, does not offer a translation service. Lastmanuals provides you a fast and easy access to the user manual BRAX X2400.2. We hope that this BRAX X2400.2 user guide will be useful to you. Before drilling the holes for the screws, carefully examine the area around the installation position and make sure that there are no electrical cables or components, hydraulic brake lines or any part of the petrol tank located behind the mounting surface - otherwise these could be damaged. Optimum setting of the level controller ensures you maximum audio enjoyment without those all-too-common audible distortions and overshoot phenomena which have such an adverse effect on sound quality. 5 CPS-Colour Protection System This shows the operating status of your amplifiers. When the amplifier module is switched on, both LED's change to green.http://www.bosport.be/newsletter/casio-1572-manual If the amplifier has tripped owing to overheating, it may take some time, depending on the ambient temperature, before it is re-activated. Position 1 - STEREO: If the amplifier operates in 2-channel mode the switch has to be set on stereo position and both inputs (1 and 2) must be used.If this selector is set on Highpass, the frequency range can be adjusted with selector 13 and the exact frequency can be adjusted with control 15. With selector 13 and control 15 adjust the Highpass and with selector 13 and control 14 adjust the Lowpass. Thus every desired Bandpass between 15 Hz and 4500 Hz can be adjusted. To avoid a loss of sound pressure make sure that the crossover frequencies of High- and Lowpass are separated by 2 octaves when building a Bandpass. Optimum setting of the level controller ensures you maximum audio enjoyment without those all-too-common audible distortions and overshoot phenomena which have such an adverse effect on sound quality. In any way can't Lastmanuals be held responsible if the document you are looking for is not available, incomplete, in a different language than yours, or if the model or language do not match the description. Lastmanuals, for instance, does not offer a translation service. Both amplifiers combine elegant, puristic design with state-of-the-art Class AB technology. The sophisticated layout of the circuit board combined with short signal paths and handpicked components “made in Germany” ensure a pristine listening experience and underline the puristic design as well as the high-end philosophy of the amplifiers and the most discerning of audiophiles. The transistors are subject to placement in more than 300 categories; this is possible because of in-house developed measuring equipment, it really is that important to us! Put simply, the GX2000 and GX2400 can only described as truly high-end amplifiers, for precise and natural sound reproduction. You can look at the BRAX X2400.https://institutolagranja.com/images/cadillac-escalade-ext-2004-owners-manual.pdf2 forum to identify problems that users have come across and the suggested solutions. Its users find it very efficient., But they are not unanimous. They find that it is very cheap You can download the BRAX X2400.2 user manual to ensure that its features correspond to your needs. Turn the amplifier off and allow it to cool for a good while. Speaker wiring is faulty (short circuit between the wires Check the speaker wires and the speakers themselves for short-circuiting, or with the chassis of the vehicle); LED lights up red. Replace the defective speaker with a new one. Please consult your dealer in relation to all other installation problems. Once again we would ask you to have your dealer perform the installation work. He will be able to guarantee to you that this high-quality amplifier has been correctly installed. Moreover, verification of correct installation by specialist is a prerequisite for the lifetime warranty of your amplifier. 2 Continuous power rating at 4 Ohm per channel at 2 Ohm per channel bridged into 4 Ohm load Total harmonic distortion (THD) Signal to noise ratio Damping factor at 4 ohms Frequency response TIM Distortion Input Sensivity External fuse size Input impedance Dimensions (H x W x D) in mm Weight net. 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Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners. Instruction Manual. Introduction. Contents. Dear Customer. Introduction and Contents.................. Page 2. Installing the BRAX Amplifiers..............Page 3. Congratulations on your purchase of this high-quality. Connection of the BRAX Amplifiers.......... Page 4. BRAX product. Connection of the Power Supply............. Page 5. Connection of the Signal Cables............. Page 5. You may be interested to know that we have been working. Connection of the Speaker Cables............ Page 6Circuit Control Cards CCC................. Page 7Operation of the Circuit Control Cards........ Page 7. Circuit Control Cards Data Sheet............. Page 8. Within just a few years, we have succeeded in giving the. BRAX brandname world wide recognition. Our efforts in. Equipment Features and Control Elements.... Page 10-11Technical Specifications................... Page 12In keeping with the tradition thus established, we have againOffering the maximum possible levelWe are proud to offer you this high-end product MADE IN. GERMANY. and wish you many hours of enjoyment withIn order to maintain the quality of this product and ensureInstall your amplifier at a dry location in the car whereInstallation by aYour BRAX dealer will alsoImportant:Before commencing installation, disconnect the carBefore drillingOnce again we wouldBRAX by AUDIOTEC FISCHER Germany.You should be. Fig. 1: Installation in the carThe above amplifier models may only be installed in. In order to avoid cross-talk distortion, audio cables shouldAny other system couldIn order to ensure safe installation, use only high-quality.dagasistemas.com/galeria/files/98-ford-f150-5-speed-manual-transmission.pdf The positive lead from the battery for the complete systemAs an aid to calculating the cross-sectional requirements ofNever bridge fuses or replace them with fuses with aIn order to ensure. As already mentioned, the negative lead from the vehicleInstall the cab-Never lay the power supply cables adjacent to leadsFig. 2This must be installed atThe ground (chassis) cable (see Fig. 2) should be connected to the central ground reference point (this is locatedIt must be ensured that resi-The antenna connection isConnection of the Signal Cables. Front right. The BRAX amplifiers have RCA connectors for cinch. Fig. 3. To Line Output Control UnitRear rightRear left. To Line Output Control Unit. Front leftImportant! Fig. 5: 2-Channel Mode. Never connect the speaker cables to the vehicle chassis. This can destroy your amplifier. Ensure that all the speaker. Mono Input. Mono Input. Front right. Rear rightIn addition, the amplifiers may be operated inPosition of selector switch at the bottomFig. 6: 3-Channel Mode. Mono Input. Rear right. Position of selector switch at the bottomFig. 7: 4-Channel Mode. Position of selector switch at the bottomThe operating range of the amplifier is determined by. Example: If you wish to use the module as a subwooferIf no specialCCC 1 is plugged in at socket position 3 which means thatThe various Circuit Control Cards available are indicated. At position 1 the amplifier will only process frequenciesHandling the Circuit Control Cards. Removal of a Circuit Control CardMade in GermanyFig. 8Fig. 9. Inserting the Circuit Control CardFig. 11Press the card between the clips so thatFig. 12. Fig. 10Card No. Type. FrequencyCCC Position No.Circuit Control Card. Type A. Circuit Control Card. Type B. Circuit Control Card. Type CCheck the power supply fuses andAmplifier not correctly connected to. Check the connection to thePower supply to the remote terminal.https://webmodeli.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1629d2ee011869---craftsman-tiller-917-manual.pdf Check the 12-volt remote output ofLEDs light up green but no sound The cinch input cables are not inser-. Check that all the cables are properlyThere is a faulty connection between. Check the wiring and replace ifThe Circuit Control Cards have been. Check the Circuit Control Cards to ensureIf necessary, install new cards. One channel may not be properly connec-. Check the wiring connections, orOne channel has overheated - LED. Turn the amplifier off and allow it toThen switch it. Only one channel is operating.Speaker wiring is faulty (short circuit. Check the speaker wires and the spea-One speaker is faulty. Replace the defective speaker with aInterference noise from the. Parasitics in the cinch cable.Parasitics in the power supply. Replace the cable with screenedConsult your dealer. Feedback interference from the chas-. Select an optimum central groundPlease consult your dealer in relation to all other installation problems. Once again we would urge you to have your dealer perform the installation work. He will be able to guarantee to you that this high-qualityMoreover, verification of correct installation by specialist is a prerequisite for the lifetime warranty ofBoth inputs -front and rear- are marked red. Terminal for connecting the positive 12-volt power supply. Connect using an RCA cable with cinch connectors.Both inputs -front and rear- are marked white.Connect using an RCA cable with cinch connectors. The power ON LED lights up green when the amplifier isThe speakers are connected here in accordance with theSockets are located at the bottom of the amplifier for plug4 CPS-Color Protection SystemThis shows the operating status of your amplifiers.https://lawcab.ru/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1629d2ee4d57ad---Craftsman-table-saw-repair-manual.pdf When theThis means that all channelsIn the event of a malfunctionLED for the defective or short-circuited channel switches toWith this selector the two rear stereo channels can beIf the amplifier has tripped owing to overheating, it mayWith this selector the two front stereo channels can beTo operate the sensitivity level controllers loosen theThe level controllers enable the input sensitivity of the. BRAX amplifiers to be adapted to the output voltage of the. These controllers areContinuous power rating at 2 Ohm per channel..... 4 x 100 Watts.................. 4 x 200 Watts. Continuous power bridged into a 4 Ohm load...... 2 x 200 Watts.................. 2 x 400 Watts. Connection of the Power Supply............. Page 5 Connection of the Signal Cables............. Page 3 Installing the BRAX Amplifiers In order to maintain the quality of this product and ensure 1. safe operation, we recommend that our amplifiers be Install your amplifier at a dry location in the car where installed by an authorized BRAX dealer. Installation by a there is sufficient air circulation to ensure adequate cooling qualified and accredited technician will qualify you for our of the equipment. Also ensure that there is sufficient clearance special lifetime warranty. Page 4 Installation and Connection of BRAX Amplifiers X 1400 and X 2400 The above amplifier models may only be installed in In order to avoid cross-talk distortion, audio cables should motor vehicles which have a 12-volt negative terminal never be laid together with electrical leads (with the excep- connected to the chassis ground. Any other system could tion of the screened BRAX POWER TRAX power supply cause damage to the amplifier and the electrical system of cables). A fuse should also be provided at a distance of max. 30 cm from the battery. The fuse holder appertaining to the amplifier is supplied with the amplifier module. This must be installed at 4 a distance of max. Page 6 Connection of the Speaker Cables Important! Fig.frickcontrols.com/uploads/files/98-ford-explorer-xlt-owners-manual.pdf 5: 2-Channel Mode Never connect the speaker cables to the vehicle chassis. This can destroy your amplifier. Ensure that all the speaker Mono Input Mono Input Front right Rear right systems are connected in-phase, i.e. plus to plus and minus to minus. The positive terminal is indicated on most speakers. In addition, the amplifiers may be operated in 2-channel mode (see Fig. 5), 3-channel mode (see Fig. 6) and 4-channel mode (see Fig. 7). Page 7 Circuit Control Cards The operating range of the amplifier is determined by Example: If you wish to use the module as a subwoofer replaceable Circuit Control Cards (CCC). If no special amplifier, with the subwoofer being operated at 90 Hz, you requirements regarding the CCC’s are specified when find the corresponding Circuit Control Card from the list ordering, the amplifier is supplied as standard with CCC 1. Page 8 List of Circuit Control Cards (CCC) Card No.Page 10 Equipment Features and Control Elements 1 Signal Inputs Right Channel 6 Power Supply Terminal Both inputs -front and rear- are marked red. Terminal for connecting the positive 12-volt power supply Connect using an RCA cable with cinch connectors. 2009 (English) In: CD-ROM Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Modeling Decisions for Artificial Intelligence (MDAI 2009), 2009, p. 165-176 Conference paper, Published paper (Refereed). The downside is that the huge amount of information that is gathered must be evaluated in real-time by an operator. The results give initial support to the claim that anomaly detection based on statistical learning can be used to support human descision making. This ability can increase supply chain security by alerting an operator on anomalous vehicle behaviour. Niklasson, Lars University of Skovde, School of Humanities and Informatics. Laxhammar, Rikard University of Skovde, School of Humanities and Informatics. The problem is not to collect data but to use it effectively for decision support. 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