Ma Audio M300XE, M500XE, M600XE, M700XE, M1900XE Operating Instructions Manual

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TABLE
Features and Specifications 1
Control and Connection Locations 3
Control And Functions 4
Planning / Mounting Your System 5
Adjustment and Tuning 6
OF
CONTENTS
Wiring Diagram (2
Wiring Diagram ( Mono
Wiring Diagram (4
Trouble Shooting Guide 10
Warranty 12
Warning 14
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Common Features:
Overload,
Frequency
Full
MOSFET
Selectable
50dB
90dB
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kHz
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45Hz
Model Specific Specifications
Circuit
Model: M300XE
SO()W
Selectable Crossover: LPF, 50Hz-250Hz 50Hz-250Hz
2 channel High Pel/orl71ance Ampl{fier
FLAT, Low High
Pass
Pass
Filter
Filter
2 x 12SW Rms @4 Ohm Stereo
2 x
2S0WRms
I x
SOOW
Max @ 4 Ohm Bridged
Dimensions: 9"
Model:
MSOOXE
1000W 4 channel High
50Hz-
4 x 4 x
2 x
250Hz
12
SW Rms @ 4
22SW SOOW
Rl1ls Max @ 4 Ohm Bridged
@ 2 Ohnl Stereo
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High
@ 2 Ohm Stereo
Pass Filter / Flat
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Stereo
HPF
Dimensions: 13"
Lx
10" W x 2" H
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Model Specific Specifications Continued
Model: M600XE
700W 2 channel High Performance Amplifier
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Selectable Crossover: 50Hz-250Hz 50Hz
2 x J75WRms @ 4 Ohm Stereo 2 x 350WRms @ 2 Ohm Stereo J x 700WMax @ 4 Ohm Bridged
- 250Hz
Low High
Dimensions: 10.25"
LPF,
Pass
Pass
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FLAT,
Filter
Filter
10" W x 2" H
Model: M700XE
JOOOW
50Hz-250Hz 50Hz
2 x 250W Rms @ 4 Ohm Stereo 2 x 500WRms @ 2 Ohm Stereo J x
Dimensions: 13"
2 channel High Performance Amplifier
- 250Hz
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Max @ 4 Ohm Bridged
Pass
Filter
Pass
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Filter
HPF
Model: M1900XE
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Dimensions: 13"
Mono-Block High Performance Amplifier
- 250Hz
JOOOW
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Pass
Filter
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Control & Connection Locations
M300XE-M600XE-M700XE
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Gain Adjustment:
This control adjusts the amplifier's input scnsitivity. Input sensitivity is
variable
fi'om
100
inercase sensitivity. Turning the control counter-clockwise \vill decrease sensitivity. This control ampl ifier can
be
dri
level signal will require increased sensitivity signal will require dcereased sensitivity.
RCA Inputs:
These inputs arc
RCA
cables.
for
Millivoltsto2 Volt. Turn the control clockwise
is
not a volume control for the amplifier. The
ventofull
signal cables from a source unit. Always
power with a wide rangcofsignal levels. A low
for
full
power. A high level
use
3
high
to
L]ulity
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Controls Continued
Bass
Boost By using the bass boost function, bass notes at 50 Hz are amplified incrementsofOdB,
Crossover:
- LPF:
- FLAT: No filtering for speakers. Use with full-range speakers.
- HPF: High pass filter (50 Hz - 250 Hz)
B-
Terminal
To avoid
that the amplifier be
vehicles chassis.
B+
Terminal
Due to the be made directly to the positive (+)terminal measure, install an in-line fuse Holder (not included) as close to the battery positive (+) terminal as possible with an ampere rating not to
exceed
Switch:
6dB
and
Adjust the
Low
Pass Filter-only (50 Hz - 250 Hz)
(Chassis
unwanted
(Battery
power
total valueoffuses
crossover
ground):
ignition noise caused by ground loops, it is essential
grounded
positive):
requirementsofthe Amplifier, this connection should
...
12dB.
for
your
chosen installation method.
to a clean, bare metal surfaceofthe
of
the battery. For safety
on
the Amplifier.
in
Remote
Connect
"ON"
Variable For use as a dedicated Adjust variable
amplifier input circuit filters out everything above (dependent deepest bass notes are amplified.
Variable
For use as a dedicated mid-range channel, set filter switch to "HPF".
circuit filters out all frequencies below 50 Hz to 250 Hz.
Power
This Blue
Turn-On to remote turn-on wireofhead unit. The amplifier is turned
remotely
Low-Pass
on
High-Pass
Indicator
LED
Input:
when the vehicle's head unit is turned "ON".
Filter
crossover
the
adjustmentofthe frequency control), so only the
Filter
LEO:
will illuminate when the amplifier is turned "ON
(50
Hz-250
subwoofer
frequency with control as desired. The
(50 Hz-250 Hz):
channel. set filter switch to "LPF".
Hz):
50Hzto250Hz
The
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PLANNING YOUR
SYSTEM
• If you plantoexpand your system sometime unit/source
in
the future. ensure adequate spaceisleft.Ifyour head
is
equipped with Pre-Amp outputs.itis
by
adding other components
possible
to
utilize themtodrive this Amplifier.
• Are your component speakers matched'! The peak power rating
of your speakers mustbeequal or greater than the Amplifier's. Speakers connect
to
this ampli fier must have a
I-X
Ohm
impedance.
• Consider both the length
of
your leads, and routing when determining the mounting location. Pre-Amp input Jacks require high quality shielded
MOUNTING YOUR
The mounting positionofyour Amplifier will have a great effect ability has
to
dissipate the heat generated during normal operation. The Amplifier
an
efficient heat sink
RCA
patch cords.
SYSTEM
for
011
its
proper heat dissipation. also integrated with a thermal shutdown (for heat protection) circuit. Allowing air around the cooling fins will improve heat dissipation dramatically. amplifier
in
a small box or coveritso that air cannot flow around the cooling
DO
NOT enclose the
fins.
Temperatures
in
summer
time. Since the thermal shut-down point for the Amplifier mounted for maximum cooling. To achieve maximum convection air flow
an
enclosed trunk, mount the amplifierina vertical position. on a vertical
surface.
Cooling requirements are considerably relaxed when mounting inside the passenger compal1ment since the driver reach a critical point. Floor mounting under the seatisusually longasthereisat least 1 inch (2.54cm) above the Ampl itier's fins for ventilation.
To mount the Amplifier:
I. Use the amplifier
2.
Use
extreme caution, inspect underneath surface before drilling.
3.
Remove the Amplifier
4.
Secure the Amplifier using the screws provided.
car trunks have been measuredashigh
"viII
not often allow temperatures
as
a template to mark the mounting holes.
an.d
drill the marked holes.
5
as
(15~'
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(160'
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be
in
to
satist~tctory
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ADJUSTMENT
The
amplifier vehicle's depending sideofthe amplifier protect
your
vehicle is running.
automatically
ignition switch to
on
how
you
amplifier
requires
lights illuminates when the
power
battery from discharging,
& TUNING
turns on a few seconds after you turn your
ACCorONorturn on
have wired the system.
from
your
vehicle's
do
not
your
auto sound system,
The
POWER
amplifier
is on. battery during operation. operate
the amplifier unless
indicator on
Your
To
the
your
Note: automatically
For the best amplifiertoadjust
1.
2.
3.
4. immediately
5.
6.
Your
Use a
screwdriver
Turn
the
auto Adjust Turnupthe
Adjust Adjust
LEVEL
LEVEL the
amplifier
onceitcools.
performance,
the
to turn
sound
system's
(MIN/MAX)
auto
sound
turn the
auto
volume (MIN/MAX) sound
systems
temporarily shuts
you
must
downifit
set
LEVEL
levelofthe audio signals
LEVEL
system's
down
(MIN/MAX)
volume
to a
comfortable volume to a
until the
volume
control to
listening level.
control until the
point
just
before
sound
is at the level
control to a
fully
about
gets
(MIN/MAX) that
enter the amplifier.
counterclockwise
one
-thirdofits full range.
sound
where
the distortion began.
you
want
comfortable
listening level.
too hot, then restarts
on the sideofthe
to MIN.
begins
to distort.
the
amplifier
Then
to produce.
NOTE Raising the LPFfrequency allows higherfrequencies to reach the bass speakers while blocking lowerfrequencies.fi-om midrange speakers. Lowering the Bassfrequency allows lowerfrequencies
to reach the midrange speakers while blocking higherfrequenciesfrom bass speakers.
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100 500 1K 5K
FREQENCY
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6
BASS
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20K 50K
ON
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Wiring
Diagram
M300XE, M600XE, M700XE
e
2 Channel Amplifiers
SPEAKER
LEFT
e ffi
RIGHT
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LEFT
2-8
SPEAKER
OHM
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LEFT
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2-8
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OHM
SUB
4-8
STEREO
WOOFER
OHM
MONO
MODE
MODE
7
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Wiring
Diagram
Continued
M1900XE
Mono
Block
SPEAKER
Amplifier
...
SPEAKER
EB
e
SUB
WOOFER
2-4-8 OHM
MONO
MODE
L...-_,
+ - + -
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8
-----J1
SUB
WOOFER
(2) - 4 OHM
MONO
MODE
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Wiring
Diagram
Continued
...
M500XE
4 Channel Amplifier
SUB 4-8
E!J
CH1
WOOFER
OHM
SUB
WOOFER
4-8
OHM
SPEAKER
e
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CH2
SPEAKER
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CH3
SUB 4-8
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WOOFER
OHM
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CH4
e
2
CHANNEL
CHANNEL
2-8
MODE
3
OHM
CHANNEL4
2-8
OHM
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CH
3
2-8
OHM
CH
4
2-8
OHM
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-
BRIDGED
BRIDGED
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-
BRIDGED
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-
BRIDGED
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- e
3
CHANNEL
CH
3
2-8
CH
4
2-8
4
CHANNEL
MODE
OHM
OHM
MODE
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
SYMPTOM
NO
SOUND.
CHECK
Is
POINT
the
power LED illuminated?
CURE
I.
2.Besure Turn-on leadisconnected.
J.
4.
S.
6.
CHECK
Is
the
POINT
Overload
CURE
Check
SYMPTOM
AMP NOT SWITCHING
CHECK
No
POINT
powertopower wire.
CURE
Repair power wire or connections.
Check fusesinamplifier.
Check signal leads. Check gain control. Check Tuner/Deck volume level. Clean contactsonfuse holders.
LED
illuminated?
for
speaker short or ampldier overheating.
ON.
Check point
No
power to remote wire with Head Unit on.
CURE
Check connectionstoradio.
Check point
Fuse broken.
CURE
Replace Fuse.
SYMPTOM
NO
SOUNDINONE CHANNEL.
CHECK
POINT
Check Speaker Leads.
CURE
Inspect
Check for open Connection.
CURE
Check Speaker Leads Reverse
Right
occurringbefore
for
short circuit.
RCA
inputstodetermine ifitis
the amp.
Left
and
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TROUBLE SHOOTING continued
SYMPTOM
AMP TURNING OFF AT MED/HIGH VOLUME.
...
CHECK
Check Speaker load impedance.
SYMPTOM
SYSTEM PROTECTION LEDISLIT
CHECK
Temperature Shut-down.
CHECK
output shorted.
CURE
Check speaker wiring Check for blown speaker by disconnecting
at
a time and check for LED change.
one
POINT
CURE
Inspect that speaker load Impedance recommendations are
followed. Check wiring configuration proper load impedance, use load for each channel
POINT
CURE
Check Change amplifier location
POINT
for
proper air ventilation
an
of
the amplifier.
for
speakers.(To Verify
OHM
metertomeasure the total
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WARNING
Investigate holes.
and
electrical
Mounting
the
Use
extreme care
the
layout ofyour automobile thoroughly before drillingorcutting
wiring. amplifier securelytothe
injurytoa person,
Don't mount to
pinching or damage
The
+
12
connection.
the
systemsothat
VDCpov:er
Before terminals, disconnect other equipment
is
terminals.
If
you
needtoreplace
that
supplied
damagetothis
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system
the
when
you
work
Always
make
pat1icularlyinthe
the
from
nearby
wire
mustbefusedatthe
makingorbreaking
the
+
12V
wireatthe
turned
off
the
amplifier
systcm,
which
v.:hile
Usingafuse
isn't
coveredbythe
ncar
the
gas
tanks,
sure
the
power amplifierissecurely
automobile
eventofan
wire
connections
will
accident.
are
objects.
battery positive
power connectionsatthe
battery.
connecting
fuses,
replaceitonly
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input
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gasorhydraulic
prevent
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system
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head
RCA
jacks
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identical
may
lines.
mounted.
subject
power
unit
and/or
speaker
result
any
car
to
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to
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than department.
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had the serial defaced.
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outside the USA. 6> Any product not purchased from an auth­orized
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