Pyramid CR82 User Manual

HIGH PERFORMANCE CAR AUDIO
MODEL:CR-82 8 CHANNEL ELECTRONIC CROSSOVER NETWORK SYSTEM
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This CR-82 is an Electronic Crossover Network with which you can install various types of multi-channel amplifier systems in a car. This CR-82 is 8-channel crossover system (Subwoofer, Mid-range, High-pass and Flat). Before designing and installing your system. Please read this manual carefully so that you can set up the system that practically suits you. Getting the CR-82 in the center of your multi-amplifier car stereo system. Your car stereo system will provide you with the ultimate sound reproduction.
FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS
2-Way stereo input ... Subwoofer/Front
4-Way stereo output ... Subwoofer/Mid-range/High Pass/Flat
DC to DC converter power supply. Individual output level controls for each stereo channel. Variable subwoofer boost 0- 10dB at 40Hz. Subwoofer channel 45/80/150/200Hz. Subwoofer phase shift 0-180 degree. Subwoofer STEREO/MONO switch. Subwoofer input ON/OFF switch. Selectable band pass channel 100/150/200/Flat to 2.5k/3.5k/5k/7k Signal to Noise ratio :>90dB. Distortion : less than 0.02% Power supply :12-16V DC, Neg. Gnd.
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FUNCTIONS
1 CROSSOVER POINT SELECTOR (SUBWOOFER)
Controls the subwoofer output frequency at 45,80,150,200Hz
2 SUBWOOFER INPUT SWITCH
When your car radio has subwoofer output to connect the unit's subwoofer input;Push the switch to the "OFF" Position. If your car radio only has line output to connect the unit 's line input; Push the switch to the "ON" Position
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3 PHASE SHIFTER SELECTOR (SUBWOOFER)
Allows you to change the phase of your subwoofer from 0 to 180 degrees to help compensate for timing differences between drivers.
4 BASS BOOST CONTROL (40Hz)
Frequencies around 40Hz can be boosted at the maximum of +10dB.
5 STEREO/MONO SELECTOR (SUBWOOFER)
Set the selector to MONO to make subwoofer output monaural.
6 FLAT CHANNEL GAIN CONTROL
By turning this control clockwise you increase flat channel level.
7 SUBWOOFER GAIN CONTROL
By turning this control clockwise you increase subwoofer channel level.
8 MIDDLE RANGE CROSSOVER POINT SELECTOR
The high Pass frequency(100,150,200Hz,Flat) should match the low cross­over point, the low frequency(2.5k,3.5k,5k,Flat)should match the high crossover point.
9 MIDDLE RANGE GAIN CONTROL
By turning this control clockwise you increase middle range channel level.
0 PHASE SHIFTER SELECTOR(HIGH PASS)
Allows you to change the phase of your high pass from 0 to 180 degrees to help compensate for timing differences between drivers.
q HIGH PASS CROSSOVER POINT SELECTOR
Control the high pass output at 2.5k,3.5k,5k,7k.
w HIGH PASS GAIN CONTROL
By turning this control clockwise you increase high pass channel
e POWER ON INDICATOR
The LED light up when the units is powered on.
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FUNCTIONS
r SUBWOOFER INPUT CONNECTORS t FRONT INPUT CONNECTORS y FLAT OUTPUT CONNECTORS u SUBWOOFER OUTPUT CONNECTORS i MIDDLE RANGE OUTPUT CONNECTORS o HIGH PASS OUTPUT CONNECTORS
ELECTRONIC CONNECTIONS & WIRING
Power connection
• B+(l2V):Connect a red wire(at least l0-12 gauge)to the car battery or other power source.
• REMOTE :Connect an orange wire to remote activating(l2V DC)wire of car stereo or equalizer.
• GND :Connect a black wire(at least l0-12 gauge)to the car chassis for ground connection.
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ELECTRONIC CONNECTIONS & WIRING
Signal connection
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TROUBLE SHOOTING SECTION
1. SIGNAL PROCESSOR DOES NOT TURN ON:
Check all fuses. Check all power(positive ,remote) wire connections. Check that ground wire is properly connected.
2. LED POWER ON INDICATOR NOT GOING ON:
Same as sign l remedy.
3. SOUND DISTORTION AT LOW VOLUME LEVEL:
Output level not set correctly.
4. LEVEL OF SOUND IS LOW:
Check input gain control ,match to deck output. Check the RCA patch cords for loose or misconnected cables.
5. A WHINING SOUND CAN BE HEARD THROUGH THE SPEAKERS
AT LOW VOLUME LEVEL WITH RUNNING ENGINE:
Check the power wire(red)with good connection directly to the battery and ground point must make good contact with chassis ground.
INSTALLATION
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MEMO
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