D.A.S. Audio Aero - Manual (Page 12)

3.13 HOW TO MAKE A PASSIVE
SYSTEM INTO A SELF POWERED ONE.
This way the amplifier of the AERO-38A
system has been correctly installed in the box.
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AERO-38 -->AERO-38A:
AERO-38 passive systems come with a
metallic back plate, protected by a rain protector, that
features two Speakon NL8 connectors. To
a
passive system into an active one, firstly the
screws 11x (3.9x19Pv00) and the rain protecto Once
this has been done,
the M4x20 screws
that fix the back plate to the box.
On the rear side of the back plate the cables
coming from the Speakon connectors lead to a white
male connector, which is inserted in a white female
connector attached to the box. Unplug the male
connector coming from the Speakon connectors and
insert the male connector of the amplifier in the female
connector on the box.
The four M4x30 DIN 7985 must be screwed
in the four holes that can be seen on the radiator area.
The white arrows in the picture above point to the
mentioned holes.
Different rain protectors are needed for the
passive and the active versions!!!
The rain protector for the self powered
version is supplied with the amplifier. In order to
attach it to the box just rest the protector on the
receptacle and retighten the eleven 3.9x19PV00 on.
The white connector mentioned above can
be plugged only in one way, so a mistake in the
connections is mechanically impossible. Make sure
that the connection is tight enough, then put the
amplifier in its receptacle paying attention that wires
do not get caught.
The next step will be to fix the amplifier to
the box with the screws supplied:
10x(M4x20 DIN 965)
4x(M4x30 DIN 7985)
Aero-38
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