Please Note The Following; Input Switching; Speaker Connections; Amplifier Protection - Emerald Physics EP 200.2SE Owner's Manual

In Pre-Mode this allows one to use the EP 200.2SE as a Power Amplifier and Switching
Center used in conjunction with your Home Theater set up. The EP 200.2SE allows a
perfect blend of its strengths with any Home Theater Set Up.
In Post Mode – this allows the EP 200.2SE to be used as an Integrated Amp in any
High End 2-Channel audio system as the Volume Control will not only control the
volume of the EP 200.2SE but as well... it will control any other amplifier used in
conjunction with the EP 200.2SE thereby allowing one to utilize the incredible
amplifier section in conjunction with any other amplifier (or outboard Room Correction
Device or Equalizer) and thereby creating a bi-amped configuration for use with
Emerald Physics or other loudspeakers that can be bi-amped.
Lastly – please note that one can actuate a Volume Change by either Remote Control
(as labeled) or the front panel knob marked Volume. Gently turning this knob will
increase (or decrease) the volume. Increase is Clockwise and Decrease is Counter
Clockwise.
Please note the following –
You'll note that your EP 200.2SE comes with a pair of high quality RCA Interconnect
Cables. One must "jump" (connect) Pre-Out and Main In to secure an internal
connection through the separate Pre-Amp and Power Amp sections. Failure to do this
will result in no sound output.

Input Switching

As previously mentioned, the Micro-Processor based Input Switching Function may be
used by toggling (1,2,3) via the Input Button on the Remote Control, or by gently
actuating (turning) the Input Knob on the front panel of your EP 200.2SE.

Speaker Connections

All Emerald Physics amps use high-quality gold-plated copper 3-way binding posts that
accept bare wire, spade lugs and banana plugs. These are far superior to the typical
gold-plated brass posts that most amps use. Hook your left and right channel speaker
cables up making sure that the positive (+) and negative (-) ends from the speakers are
run to the Positive and negative leads on the amp. Getting them reversed will not hurt
the amp but will make poor bass and poor diffused imaging.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the + and - wire you attach to the amps + and - speaker
terminals are attached to the + and - terminal of the speaker for that channel. This
assures that the speakers are in phase.

Amplifier protection

This amplifier is protected by on-chip diagnostic protocols that monitor a variety of
status indicators. These include -
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