Tools Of The Trade; End Panel Layouts; Line Level Inputs/Controls; Subwoofer - Polk Audio PA D Série Manuel D'utilisation

TOOLS OF THE TRADE

Listed next are the majority of the tools required to perform an installation.
Having the proper tools will make the installation that much easier.
• Phillips head screwdriver
• Electric drill and 3/16" and 1/8" drill bits • Safety glasses
• Permanent ink marker or pencil
• Safety glasses
• Wire strippers and cutters
• Electrical tape
• Amplifier Power Wire

END PANEL LAYOUTS

PA D5000.5 Line Level Inputs/Controls
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SUB INT
INPUT
LEVEL
SOURCE
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6V 200mV
SUB 1
REAR
FULL HPF
40Hz 4000Hz
SUB 2
HPF
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1. Status LEDs (on top of amplifier): Power and Protection—Power will illuminate to indicate
the amplifier is on and operating normally; Protection will illuminate if the amplifier shuts down
due to short circuit, DC offset, or overheating detected by onboard protection circuitry.

Subwoofer

2. Sub 1/Sub2 Inputs—Line level inputs for subwoofer signal from head unit
3. SUB/INT Source Switch—Set the switch to the SUB position if you are connecting your head unit's
subwoofer output to the SUB 1 or SUB 2 inputs. Set the switch to the INT position if you are sending
a full range signal to the full range inputs (FL, FR, RL, RR) and not connecting anything to the SUB inputs.
In the INT position, the amplifier will filter the bass frequencies from the full range signal and send them
to the subwoofer amplifier channel.
4. Level Control—Adjusts the gain of the subwoofer amplifier channel to match the output
voltage from your head unit.
5. SUB Sonic Filter—Attenuates the frequencies below the settings on the control.
6. LPF Control—Adjusts the low pass filter frequency to attenuate frequencies
above the setting on the control.
7. Remote Level Control Jack—Connects remote bass level control.
8. Line Level Front/Rear Inputs—Accepts line level input from the front and rear channels of a head unit.
Rear Controls
9. Rear Full, HPF Switch—Selects between no filtering or a high pass filter. The FULL setting
does not attenuate any frequencies and is for full-range speaker systems. The HPF attenuates
low frequencies and is used with mid-range speakers and tweeters.
10. Rear HPF Control—Adjusts the high pass filter frequency to attenuate frequencies below
the setting on the control.
11. Rear Level Control—Adjusts the gain of the rear channels to match the output voltage from your head unit.
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• Solderless, crimp-on connectors and a crimping tool
• DMM or VOM
• Nylon tie straps
• Wire crimper
• Grommets for passing wires through metal car walls
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SUB
INPUT
REMOTE LEVEL CONTROL FL RL
SUB
SONIC LPF
20Hz 38Hz 40Hz 220Hz
FRONT
HPF
CHANNEL
FULL BPF
MODE
6V 200mV 80Hz 4000Hz 40Hz 400Hz 6V 200mV
FR RR
LEVEL LPF HPF LEVEL
4CH ST
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Front Controls
12. Front FULL, HPF, BPF Switch—Selects full range, high pass filter, or band-pass filter. The
FULL setting does not attenuate any frequencies and is for full range speaker systems. The HPF setting
attenuates low frequencies and is used with mid-range speakers and tweeters. The BPF setting allows
you to use both the high pass filter and low pass filter, and is used with mid-range drivers.
13. Front LPF Control—Adjusts the low pass filter frequency to attenuate frequencies
above the setting on the control.
14. Front HPF Control—Adjusts the high pass filter frequency to attenuate frequencies
below the setting on the control.
15. Front Level Control— Adjusts the gain of the front channels to match the output voltage from your head unit.
16. Channel Mode Switch (4CH/ST)—Set the switch to 4CH if you are using four channel outputs from your head
unit to the FL, FR, RL, RR inputs on the amplifier. Set the switch to ST (stereo) mode if you are using two channel
outputs from your head unit. In the ST position, the amplifier will take the signal input to the FL and FR inputs
and send the same signals also to the RL and RR amplifier channels.
PA D5000.5 Power Inputs/Speaker Outputs
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SUB
GND REM 12V
40A 40A SUB
1. GND (Ground)—Connect this terminal directly to the metal chassis of the vehicle, using the shortest
wire necessary to make this connection. Always use wire of the same gauge or larger than the +12V power
wire. The chassis connection point should be scraped free of paint and dirt. Use only quality crimped and/or
soldered connectors at both ends of this wire. DO NOT connect this terminal directly to the vehicle battery
ground terminal or any other factory ground points.
2. REM (Remote Turn On)—This terminal turns on the amplifier when +12V is applied to it.
Connect it to the remote turn on lead of the head unit.
3. +12V Power—Connect this terminal through a FUSE or CIRCUIT BREAKER to the positive terminal
of the vehicle battery or the positive terminal of an isolated audio system battery.
WARNING: Always protect this power wire by installing a fuse or circuit breaker of the appropriate
size within 12" of the battery terminal connection.
4. Fuse—These fuses (40A x 2) protect the amplifier against internal electrical damage and are meant
to protect only the amplifier. All other power connections should be fused at the power source.
5. Speaker Output—Connect the speakers here.
6. Terminal Adaptor—The adaptor enables the use of cable up to 0000AWG
for the ground and +12V connections (see illustration below).
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RL RR FL FR
RL RR FL FR
6. Terminal Adaptor
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