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Step 1
- Input
Input Clip Indicator Setup
Be sure to disconnect all speakers
from the amplifier.
Failure to comply may cause damage
to connected components and/or
amplifier.
Step 5
- Input
FRONT
REAR
REMOTE
PUNCH LEVEL
Volume
RIGHT
LEFT
RIGHT
LEFT
BRIDGED
BRIDGED
INPUT CLIP
FRONT
SPEAKERS
Increase the source unit volume until the
Input Clip Indicator illuminates red.
Note: Input Clip can be viewed remotely
with optional PLC2.
FRONT
REAR
LEFT
RIGHT
LEFT
BRIDGED
BRIDGED
SPEAKERS
Step 2
- Input
Turn on the source unit with volume set to zero.
Volume
Step 6
- Input
LEFT
LEFT
REMOTE
RIGHT
RIGHT
PUNCH LEVEL
REM
Volume
RIGHT
PASS-THRU
REAR
INPUT CLIP
Decrease the source unit volume slightly
until the light turns completely off. This
establishes your maximum source unit
volume for adjusting the Output Clip
Indicator.
Note: Some source units will not clip.
REMOTE
LEFT
LEFT
PUNCH LEVEL
RIGHT
RIGHT
REM
GND
B+
RIGHT
INPUT CLIP
FRONT
PASS-THRU
REAR
Step 3
- Input
Adjust the Bass & Treble levels on the
source unit to flat.
Step 7
- Output
LEFT
LEFT
Be sure to disconnect
RIGHT
RIGHT
Punch Level Control - PLC
GND
B+
REM
(if equipped) from the
amplifier.
FRONT
PASS-THRU
REAR
Amplifier Clip Indicator Setup
Step 4
Play test tone* or music CD for setup.
Note: Use the 40Hz @ 0dB tone (Track 5) for
mono amplifier applications or the 1kHz @ 0dB
tone (Track 7) for multi-channel amplifier
applications. Be sure your x-over is switched to
the appropriate filter setting.
*Test tones available at https://rftech.custhelp.com/app/answers/de-
tail/a_id/1126/ Scroll to the bottom of the page and download your preferred
format.
Step 8
- Output
Output Clip Indicator
Setup
GND
B+
Adjust the Input Level knob
until the Output Clip Indicator
illuminates to the appropriate
color. Repeat for all channel
levels of input.
- Input
Step 9
- Output
Turn the source unit volume
down.
Volume
Step 10
- Output
Reconnect all speakers and
Punch Level Control - PLC (if
equipped) to the amplifier. Be
sure to maintain proper
speaker polarity.
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