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FX Amplifier • Operating Manual
1.2 Connections
FX amplifier audio input and output
connections are accomplished via Euroblock,
RCA Phono, and RCA S/PDIF connectors. A
GPIO (General Purpose In/Out) Euroblock
connector enables certain amplifier functions
to be controlled remotely. FX amplifiers provide
both their own WiFi hotspot and RJ45 Ethernet
LAN connection for device configuration.
FX amplifiers have no mains power switch
and are operational as soon as mains power is
connected via the IEC 60320 mains socket.
1.3 Network Features
FX amplifiers are TCP/IP network connected
devices that require a wireless or wired network
connection to access their configuration
menus. The configuration menus are accessed
via a web page
interface served
up directly by the
amplifier, so there
is no application to
install. The interface
offers access to the
main Dashboard,
plus Input, Zone,
Output, and General
Settings.
The configuration menus are fully described in
Section
5.
1.4 Dimensions
FX amplifier dimensions and features are
illustrated in Diagrams 1a and 1b. The
amplifiers are primarily intended for installation
in an equipment rack but can also be under-
desk or wall mounted, or used free standing.
They are fan-cooled and must be installed such
that ventilation apertures are not obstructed.
Overview
2. Carton Contents
FX amplifiers are shipped in a cardboard carton
containing the amplifier unit, a mains cable
appropriate for the sales territory, an accessory
pack, and a document pack. The full contents is
listed below.
- Amplifier unit
- Mains power cable
- Input connector x 2
- GPIO socket connector
- Output connector x 1 or 2
- Adhesive rubber feet x 4
- Document pack
80mm
3.1in
213mm
8.4in
Diagram 1a
FX two channel amplifier dimensions.
Shaded area defines ventilation space
80mm
3.1in
319mm
12.6in
Diagram 1b
FX four channel amplifier dimensions.
Shaded area defines ventilation space
44mm
1.7in
25mm
1.0in
220mm
8.7in
44mm
1.7in
25mm
1.0in
220mm
8.7in
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