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Product Details

PowerSpace P4300+/P4150+

Front Panel

SIGNAL
POWER 1
LIMIT
PowerSpace
Versatile Power Amplifier
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In/Out standby mode.
Power switch:
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Power or fault state
Power LED:
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indication.
Each LED operates
Input Signal LED:
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independently.
Output Limit LED: Each LED operates
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independently.

Rear Panel

OUTPUT ATTENUATION
ControlCenter ONLY ControlCenter ONLY
0 0 0 0
1 2 3 4
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Output Attenuation controls: Output attenuation controls for each output. Turn the controls clockwise to decrease attenuation and
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counter-clockwise to increase attenuation. The attenuator must be at 0 dB attenuation for the respective output to reach rated power.
ControlCenter port: RJ-45 input connector for CC-1, CC-2, CC-3 ControlCenter analog zone controllers or CV41 4-to-1 converter only.
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Mute port: Normally open or normally closed dry contacts can mute all outputs. Mute polarity can be inverted in the configuration utility.
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Output terminal block: 8-terminal block connector for loudspeaker connections. Each channel can deliver up to 300 watts (P4300+)
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and up to 150 watts (P4150+) regardless of load into 4Ω, 8Ω, 70V, or 100V. Each output pair can be I-Shared with an added jumper.
Wire the I-Share 1 & 2 loudspeaker load to the amplifier using terminals 1+ and 1– (or 2+ and 2–). Wire the I-Share 3 & 4 loudspeaker
load to the amplifier using terminals 3+ and 3– (or 4+ and 4–).
Ethernet port: Connect amplifier to a network switch or laptop Ethernet port to configure via the PowerSpace configuration utility.
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Music-on-hold: Dedicated 600-ohm music-on-hold output.
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Auxiliary Output: Line-level auxiliary output.
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Input: Inputs 1 & 2 support balanced line-level inputs (Euroblock) or unbalanced inputs (RCA) The RCA inputs are each summed to
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mono. Inputs 3 & 4 are balanced inputs, and Input 4 also supports either a 600-ohm telephone paging input or a PTT/VOX dynamic
microphone input.
Power input: Power cord connection (IEC 60320-C14 inlet). Removing the power cord when the amplifier is on is equivalent to
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powering down using the front panel power switch, and is an acceptable power-down method.
Setting Up a PowerSpace Plus Amplifier
1. Starting with the amplifier power Off, make all required network, then audio, then network connections.
2. All configuration is done within the PowerSpace configuration utility:
Note: The PowerSpace configuration utility is compatible only with Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Internet Explorer.
A. Visit bosepro.link/psasw and download the Discovery Tool application.
B. Connect your computer directly to the Ethernet port of your amplifier or via a network switch.
Open and run the Discovery Tool application.
C.
D. Press the Power switch on the front panel to power the amplifier On.
E. In the application, click Refresh. The IP address of each amplifier in the network will appear in the window.
4 • English
2 3 4
White (solid): Power is on
White (blinking): Unit is in standby mode
Red (solid): Power supply fault
Red (blinking): Thermal fault
Green: Signal present
Amber: Input is near clipping
Red: Input is clipping
Amber: Amplifier limiting an output
Red (solid): Ch 1 & Ch 2 amplifier A fault
Red (all solid): Thermal fault
Red (blinking): Outputs are muted
MUTE OUTPUT
CLASS 2
1 2 3 4
WIRING
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Ch 3 & Ch 4 amplifier B fault
ETHERNET MOH OUT AUX OUT
600 LINE LEVEL
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Faults Only
Power Thermal
Supply Fault
Fault*
Power Solid Blinking
LED red red
Limit — All solid
LEDs red
*Except for AC loss
If a power supply or amplifier fault cannot
be cleared, then the amplifier needs to be
replaced.
1 3
INPUT
PTT
2 4
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PowerSpace P4300+/P4150+ • Installation Guide
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P4300+
Amplifier
Fault
—
Ch 1 & 2
solid red,
Amplifier A
Ch 3 & 4
solid red,
Amplifier B
PowerSpace P4300+
Versatile Power Amplifier
100-240V ~ 50/60HZ
570W MAX
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