3
Connecting Power
You can power your amplifier with the
supplied AC and DC power cords.
AC Power Cord
Caution:
You must use only the sup-
plied AC power cord. If you
lose or damage this cord, order
a replacement from your local Ra-
dioshack store. Using other power cords
could damage the amplifier. Be sure am-
plifier
POWER
is set to
OFF
before you
connect the power cord. Always plug the
power cord into the amplifier’s
120V AC
60Hz
jack first, and always unplug the
power cord from the AC outlet first.
Set the amplifier to
OFF
. Plug the power
cord’s small plug into the amplifier’s
120V AC 60Hz
jack. Then plug the other
end of the cord into a standard AC out-
let.
DC Power
Caution:
You must use only the sup-
plied DC power cord. If you
lose or damage this cord, order
a replacement from your local Ra-
dioshack store. Using other power cords
could damage the amplifier. Be sure am-
plifier
POWER
is set to
OFF
before you
connect the power cord. Always plug the
power cord into the amplifier’s
DC 14.4V/
2.5A
jack first, and always unplug the
power cord from the12V accessory out-
let outlet first.
Make sure the amplifier is set to
OFF
and plug the power cord’s barrel plug
into the
DC 14.4V/2.5A
jack. Then plug
the other end of the cord into a standard
DC source such as an automobile 12V
accessory outlet.
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