Examples of using Bridge operation in English and their translations into German
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SPEAKON speaker connection for bridge operation 10.
For bridge operation see fig. 4 and chapter 6.3.2.
Stereo 4 Ω: 2× 420 WRMS Stereo 8 Ω:2× 320 WRMS Bridge operation 8 Ω: 1× 900 WRMS.
For bridge operation, use the upper Speaker jack for channel 1.
Speaker connector channel1 Speaker jack for channel 1 and bridge operation.
For bridge operation if the power amplifier is to work as a main unit.
Contacts 4 and 5: speaker connections"+" and"-" for normal operation,"+" for bridge operation.
For bridge operation, use the red Speaker jack MONO BRIDGE. .
In the Tri-Mode(fig 9),it is possible to operate a subwoofer in bridge operation and two midhigh range speakers.
With parallel or bridge operation connect only the jacks of channel LEFT.
Speaker connection OUTPUTS R-CH for the right channel and for bridge operation as a Speakon jack 11.
LED BR lights up with bridge operation LED STEREO lights up with stereo operation LED PAR lights up with parallel operation. .
This power can be increased with a second SYNTEX1000D in bridge operation to more than 2 kW at a 2Ω subwoofer.
For bridge operation connect the positive pole of the speaker to the positive pole terminal of an output and the negative pole of the speaker to the positive terminals of the other output of the respective channel pair.
Connection jacks LINK IN and LINK OUT for bridge operation with two power amplifiers SYNTEX-1000D, see fig. 4 and chapter 6.3.2 6.
Thus, the voltage at the output isdoubled when the speaker is connected for bridge operation, as described in chapter 5.
However, if a mono subwoofer is driven in bridge operation, connect the left and the right channels without Y cable, as shown in fig. 3.
Thus, the voltage is doubled at the outputwhen the speaker is con nected for bridge operation, as described in chapter 5.
Position BRG: bridge operation The input signal of channel 1 is additionally switched to channel 2. signal at channel 2 is ignored and volume adjustment is made with the level control for channel 1.
The power capability of the speaker must be atleast as great as the output power of the amplifier in bridge operation see chapter 8“Specifications”.
Turn up the two controls(4) or in parallel and bridge operation only the left control until the maximum desired volume is reached.
Max. power: 1500 WMAX rms power at 1Ω: 1300 WRMS rms power at 2Ω: 850 WRMS rms power at 4Ω:500 WRMS two SNYTEX-1000D in bridge operation at 2Ω:> 2 kWRMS.
For bridge operation connect the positive pole of the speaker to the positive terminal of one output and the negative pole of the speaker to the positive terminal of the other output of the respective channel pair, as indicated on the unit The positive terminal of one output of a channel pair becomes the negative pole for the speaker by signal inversion in bridge operation.
The amplifier has four(STA-1504), six(STA-1506), or eight(STA-1508) separate channels which can alsobe combined in pairs in bridge operation to increase the output power.
Fig. 5 If the channels 1 and 2 in bridge operation are to drive the left speaker and the channels 3 and 4 in bridge operation the right speaker, connect the output of the left channel at the car radio via a Y cable(e. g. CBA-25/SW*) to the jacks INPUT CH 1 and CH 2(1) and the output of the right channel via an other Y cable to the jacks INPUT CH 3 and CH 4 2.
The amplifier offers four(MCP-4150), six(MCP-6150) or eight(MCP-8150) separate channels which canalso be combined in pairs in bridge operation to increase the power output.
For bridge operation connect the positive contact of the speaker to the positive terminal of the left output L-CH(9) and the negative contact of the speaker to the positive terminal of the right output R-CH(8)[see fig. 3].(The positive terminal of the right output becomes the negative connection for the speaker by the signal inversion in bridge operation.) The speaker can alternatively also be connected to the Speakon jack R-CH 10.
When interconnecting several speakers, it is especially important to observe the correct connection of the positive and negative contacts and that the total impedance peroutput is 4 Ω as a minimum in normal operation, 8 Ω as a minimum in bridge operation.
For bridge operation connect the positive pole of the speaker to the positive terminal(18) of the left output L-CH and the negative pole of the speaker to the positive terminal of the right output R-CH(17).(By signal inversion in bridge operation, the positive terminal of the right output becomes the negative connection for the speaker.) The speaker can alternatively also be connected to the speaker jack BRIDGE(20) pin configuration of the plug fig. 2.