Harman Kardon CITATION 7.1 Owners Manual - Page 14

WARNING, Channel, Operation

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TO PROCESSOR NORMAL IN.TE Maw TURN ON off ON CH 'INPUT Bz..221, IHRIDGED INPUT, CH 2 INPUT EzgLu.saa, TURN 00 IN OUT REMOTE CH 3 INPUT (BRIDGED INPUT, CH INPUT (NOT USED IN BRIDGED MODEI Speakers Note: Switch on left (ch. 1 & ch. 2) is in the "Up"or "Normal"position. Switch on the right (ch. 3 a' ch. 4) is in the 'Down"or "Bridged"position. Figure 2B Three-Channel Operation To bridge the two channels, put the switch between the two input connectors in the "Bridged" position with the toggle switch pointing down. In this configuration, connections to the speakers receiving the normal power feed from the unbridged channels should be made to the connectors for Channels One and Two in the normal fashion. That is, connect the wire running to each speaker to the appropriate output channel as marked. The "+" or "positive" connection goes to the top binding post with the red barrel. The "-" or "negative" connection goes to the bottom binding post with the black barrel. The connection for the higher power, (bridged) channel should be following the connection diagram between the speaker connection binding posts for Channel Three and Four. Connect the "+" or positive connection going to the binding post marked "+" for Channel Three to the "+" or "red" terminal on the speaker. The connection going to the negative terminal on the speaker should be connected to the binding post marked "+" for Channel Four. (Figure 2B) To complete the bridging of the circuits, use one of the jumpers packed with the 7.1 to make a connection between the Negative ("-") speaker connection terminals for Channel 3 and Channel 4 as shown in Figure 2B. I WARNING: The jumper connection should not be made when the amplifier is turned on. This connection must be made before operating the amplifier in a bridged mode. Two-Channel Operation: In this mode two high-powered channels are provided for subwoofer use, or for high-powered conventional stereo applications. Using high quality interconnect cables, connect one output from your preamp or processor to the input connector marked "Channel One", and the other to the input connector marked "Channel Three". The input connectors for channels Two and Four are not used in this configuration. (Figure 2C) 15

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TO
PROCESSOR
NORMAL
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IN
.
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TURN
ON
ON
CH
'INPUT
B
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,
CH
2
INPUT
TURN
off
IHRIDGED
INPUT,
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,
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IN
OUT
REMOTE
CH
3
INPUT
CH
INPUT
(BRIDGED
INPUT,
(NOT
USED
IN
BRIDGED
MODEI
Speakers
Note:
Switch
on
left
(ch.
1
&
ch.
2)
is
in
the
"Up"
or
"Normal"
position.
Switch
on
the
right
(ch.
3
a'
ch.
4)
is
in
the
'Down"
or
"Bridged"
position.
Figure
2B
Three
-Channel
Operation
To
bridge
the
two
channels,
put
the
switch
between
the
two
input
connectors
in
the
"Bridged"
position
with
the
toggle
switch
pointing
down.
In
this
configuration,
connections
to
the
speakers
receiving
the
normal
power
feed
from
the
unbridged
channels
should
be
made
to
the
connectors
for
Channels
One
and
Two
in
the
normal
fashion.
That
is,
connect
the
wire
running
to
each
speaker
to
the
appropriate
output
channel
as
marked.
The
"+"
or
"positive"
connection
goes
to
the
top
binding
post
with
the
red
barrel.
The
"-"
or
"negative"
connection
goes
to
the
bottom
binding
post
with
the
black
barrel.
The
connection
for
the
higher
power,
(bridged)
channel
should
be
following
the
connection
diagram
between
the
speaker
connection
binding
posts
for
Channel
Three
and
Four.
Connect
the
"+"
or
positive
connection
going
to
the
binding
post
marked
"+"
for
Channel
Three
to
the
"+"
or
"red"
terminal
on
the
speaker.
The
connection
going
to
the
negative
terminal
on
the
speaker
should
be
connected
to
the
binding
post
marked
"+"
for
Channel
Four.
(Figure
2B)
To
complete
the
bridging
of
the
circuits,
use
one
of
the
jumpers
packed
with
the
7.1
to
make
a
connection
between
the
Negative ("-")
speaker
connection
terminals
for
Channel
3
and
Channel
4
as
shown
in
Figure
2B.
I
WARNING:
The
jumper
connection
should
not
be
made
when
the
amplifier
is
turned
on.
This
connection
must
be
made
before
operating
the
amplifier
in
a
bridged
mode.
Two
-Channel
Operation:
In
this
mode
two
high-powered
channels
are
provided
for
subwoofer
use,
or
for
high-powered
conventional
stereo
applications.
Using
high
quality
interconnect
cables,
connect
one
output
from
your
preamp
or
processor
to
the
input
connector
marked
"Channel
One",
and
the
other
to
the
input
connector
marked
"Channel
Three".
The
input
connectors
for
channels
Two
and
Four
are
not
used
in
this
con-
fi
guration.
(Figure
2C)
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