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Fig. 1.1 P.I.P.-ISO ISO . (It is also possible to iso- modify a Macro-Tech plifier but the procedure is differ- ent. Contact the Crown Technical Support Group for more informa- tion, if required, at 219/294-8200 or 800/342-6939.) An iso-modified amplifier with a P.I.P.-ISO has completely isolated...
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subsonics or low frequencies and a RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) filter to attenuate ultrasonic frequen- cies. You should find the following items when you unpack: P.I.P.-ISO module Two 8-32 Phillips Machine Screws Two Lock Washers Two Quick-Disconnect Barrier Blocks This Owner’s Manual One ISO-MOD KIT containing: One Isolation Network One P.I.P.
P.I.P.-ISO Fig. 2.2 Bottom View Fig. 2.3 Side View 2 Facilities A. Balanced Input With these special quick-connect barrier-block connectors, it’s quick and easy to attach each in- put cable with just three screws. Once the cable is attached, the connector can be quickly un- plugged and, if desired, moved to a different amplifier.
P.I.P. -compatible amplifier but it will only provide output isolation with an amplifier that has been ISO-MODIFIED. Only a Crown-authorized service technician should attempt to modify an amplifier. Instructions for iso-modifying Com-Tech ampli- fiers are included in each ISO- MOD KIT.
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(see Figure 3.2). PIP2 Amplifiers: (Requires a PIP2 input adaptor. Crown part number Q43528-1.) Connect the PIP2 input adapter to the two input cables of the amplifier (see Figure 3.3). Notice that the PIP2 input adapter should be positioned with the P.I.P.
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Remember: Crown is not liable for any damage resulting from over- driving other components in your sound system. Figure 3.5 shows how to wire a bal- anced and unbalanced source or daisy-chain output to the barrier block connectors. Important: If the amplifier is used in either Bridged-Mono or Parallel- –...
P.I.P.-ISO E106377 ® Applies only to North American units. 4 Specifications Note: All specifications referenced to a 0.775 V input signal. Signal to Noise: Better than –90 dB (equivalent input noise) 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Common Mode Rejection: 85 dB at 1 kHz;...
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