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ENGLISH
OPT IN
The amplifier accepts through its Optical input PCM stereo signals up to 96 kHz / 24 bit sampling fre-
quency rate. Multi-channel signals coming from audio/video sources (such as the audio tracks of a film
in DVD) can not be reproduced. Connect a fiber optic cable with a TOSLINK connector.
BT
This USB input is suited for an external Bluetooth™ dongle with wireless audio streaming function
with/or adjusting the DSP by an APP through a smart phone/mobile device. Check the website
“www.
musway.de”
for more information or ask your car audio retailer.
DRC
This input is suited for an external MUSWAY digital remote controller. Check the website
“www.mus-
way.de”
for more information or ask your car audio retailer.
USB
This USB input is suited for the connection with a PC/laptop computer to manage the functions of
the MUSWAY DSP software to set-up the DSP functions of the amplifier. The connection is USB
1.1/2.0/3.0 compatible. For downloading the software please visit
“www.musway.de/dsp”
.
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Before turning on the system, set the head-unit output level to a lower level (approximately
20% of its maximum excursion) to avoid damaging the speakers during calibration.
WARNING
In order to configure the inputs, amplified speaker outputs and pre-amplified power outputs, EQ and time
delays for the amplifier, it must be interfaced with the PC. When you get to this point you must already be
aware of what type of system you intend to set up. In order to avoid complications in preparation, make sure
the following points before you start:
• The type of signals that will be assigned to the inputs (e.g.: front left or center or subwoofer, etc.).
• The speakers in the system (e.g.: 3-way front or sub stereo or 2-way rear, etc.).
• If there are passive crossovers that manage groups of speakers (e.g.: 3-way systems with active
midrange).
• If you intend to use an external mono amplifier to drive a subwoofer.
• If you intend to use the amplified outputs of the amplifier bridged (BLT mode), thus increasing the power on
the output.
