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The REM teminal connection is used to automatically turn on or off the subwoofer every time the connected
head unit is turned on or off.
If your head unit does not have the remote output wire, connect the REM terminal on the subwoofer to the
ignition switch wire of your vehicle. In this case, make sure your head unit is also turned on or off with the
operation of the ignition switch to avoid noise occurrence
3.
Using an 8 gauge (or heavier) wire, connect the +12V terminal on the subwoofer to the positive terminal of
the 12V vehicle battery through a correct fuse (not included). Keep the fuse within 18" (45 cm) of the vehicle
battery. It is important to connect the power supply through a fuse for protection of short circuits.
Remote Subwoofer Control Connection
Use the supplied remote subwoofer control to adjust volume level output of the subwoofer independently.
• Connect the supplied remote subwoofer control to the REMOTE CONTROL on the subwoofer.
• We recommend to position the remote subwoofer control under the dash or in a similar location where
using it will not distract the driver. Fasten the remote subwoofer control with proper screws (not included).
Troubleshooting
If you have problems using this product, check the following points before you request service. If you still have
a problem, contact our technical support.
Problem
No power/Green LED not
lighting up
Check that the subwoofer is properly grounded (e.g. a clean contact point
on the vehicle chassis and the secure ground connection).
Check all fuses. Replace faulty one with the same type and rating.
Check that there is at least 12V battery power.
If the red LED illuminates, this indicates that the subwoofer in protection
mode. Power off the subwoofer briefly, then power it on again.
If high level input connection is used, make sure auto power on feature is
activated by pressing the AUTO TURN-ON switch on the subwoofer.
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