Hyundai H-SA605, Instruction Manual

HYUNDAI

        H-SA605

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ADJUSTMENTS

1.Set to the "H.P.F" position when the amplifier is used to drive a tweeter/midrange system. The frequencies below the crossover point will be attenuated at

12dB/octave. Permits adjustment of the crossover frequency, by rotating the knob to select any frequency between 80Hz to 1.2kHz as the crossover point.

2.Set to the "L.P.F" position when the amplifier is used to drive a subwoofer. The frequencies above the crossover point will be attenuated at 12dB

/octave.Permits adjustment of the crossover frequency, by rotating the knob to select any frequency between 50Hz to 250 Hz as the crossover point.

3.Set to the "FLAT" position when the amplifier will be used for driving full-range speakers. The full frequency bandwidth (20Hz - 20,000kHz) will be

output to the speakers without high or low frequency attenuation.

4.Level adjustment-The sensitivity adjustment is to allow the amplifier to work with many different brands of head units. It allows input signal to vary

between 200 millivolts to 6 volt from the head unit or other signal processor. Start by setting the sensitivity adjustment to the "MIN" (6 volts).Using a cassette or
compact disc that you are familiar with ,turn on head unit to the 3/4 volume setting. Slowly turn up sensitivity adjustment towards the "MAX" (200 millivolts)
using a flat head screw driver. Stop turning on the onset of distortion and turn back just a slight. The 3/4 volume setting is now the "maximum" volume for the
head unit. The goal is to keep the level control to the lowest setting yet still have enough signal to drive the amplifier. This is done to prevent over driving the
amplifier and to keep system noise to a minimum. It is important not over drive speakers (at point of distortion) this will cause permanent damage to the
speakers. Also, if the amplifier itself is over driven, it could be damaged.

5.The "BASS" function can be selected to increase low frequency response output, or decrease frequency response output. The "BASS" function will be

working at only "FLAT" or "L.P.F" position. The BASS is adjustable from 0 / 12dB boost at 50Hz.

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