Deaf Bonce APOCALYPSE ATOM PRO Series Manuale utente

Warranty period, after-sales service and service life information

1. Before installing the ampliﬁer disconnect the battery from the electrical system.2. To connect the ampliﬁer it is necessary to stretch the power cable from the location of the battery to the place of installation of the ampliﬁer. Select the power cable with the appropriate regulations in AWG (see Table: Selection of the diameter of the power cables)3. Connect the power supply with the correct polarity. Connect all (+) terminals of the ampliﬁer to the cables stretching from the positive terminal of the battery and all (-) terminals of the ampliﬁer – to the cables stretching from the negative terminal of the battery.4. Place the fuse holder for each positive cable within 40 cm from the positive terminal of the battery and connect one end of the power cable to the holder after connecting the other end to the ampliﬁer. Do not install the fuse(s).5. Route all signal cables next to each other and separately from the power cables.6. Connect the wires of RCA input. The input signal power must be between 0.2 V and 6 V.7. To connect the power wire supply is necessary to use special power cables.8. Fasten the ampliﬁer properly when installing it in the vehicle. If the component is disconnected during driving, it may cause serious damage to the passengers of the vehicle or another vehicle. It is not recommended to screw the ampliﬁer directly to the metal it can lead to distorsions at the signal outputs.9. After installation is complete, check the wiring of the system and make sure that all connections have been made correctly. Before installing the fuses, disconnect the positive lead from the battery and then install the fuse in the fuse holder. Using the light bulb 12 V 21 W, connect the positive lead to one contact of the bulb and the other contact of the bulb to the positive terminal of the battery.When properly connected, the bulb must brieﬂy light up and go out. Now you may connect the positive lead to the (+) of the battery. If the light does not go out, then something is wrong. This will prevent damage to the ampliﬁer in case of reverse polarity and unwanted sparks when connecting. Install the rest of the fuses.10. To activate the ampliﬁer, it is necessary to apply the positive potential of 12 volts to the control input of the ampliﬁer (REM IN) through a switch or a corresponding control output (REMOTE OUT) with the head unit (HU).11. LED indicator on front of the ampliﬁer turns blue to indicate that the ampliﬁer is turned on. If the indicator does not light up see chapter "Possible faults and their solutions" for more information.12. The sound level is calibrated by adjusting the volume of the source up to 3/4 of its maximum level. Then, adjust the sensitivity level of the ampliﬁer up until you hear distortions.

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45. WIRING DIAGRAMSConnect the speaker cables from the positive and negative terminals of the speakers to the respective outputs of the ampliﬁer terminal marked with SPEAKER OUTPUT, as shown at the diagram. To connect the power wire supply it is necessary to use .special power cables. The fuse is placed in the holder and ﬁxed in the cable cut. One end of the cable is connected to the positive terminal of the battery, the second one – to the ampliﬁer terminals marked with + 12V. Be sure to use a fuse with the parameters suﬃcient for use in the system. The length and diameter of the grounding cable must conform to the length and diameter of the cable + 12V. Connect one end to the negative terminal of the battery and the other end of the grounding cable to the terminals marked with GND. Connect the head unit (HU) to low-level inputs of the ampliﬁer using RCA cable.Use the table below to select the desired diameter based on the length and the current consumption.Use the table below to select the desired diameter based on the length and the power consumption.Selection of the diameter of the power cablesSelection of the diameter of the speaker cablesEN4. SELECTION OF THE DIAMETER OF POWER CABLES AND SPEAKER CABLES240-350180-240150-180120-150100-12080-10060-8040-6020-408-200-80-11-22-33-44-55-66-77-853,533,621,28,45,33,32,11,30,81/02481012141618A.W.Gmm²DiameterCable length (m)

Consumption current (А)

20 00025 00015 00010 000800060004000200010005002501000-11-22-33-44-55-66-7Cable length (m)

Power consumption (W)

7-816,88,375,262,08581014A.W.Gmm²SizeENStandard wiring diagram of mono amplifier to one subwoofer and to batteryCaution!!! The minimum permissible connection load impedance is 1 Ohm.For models Atom 1300.1 Pro, Atom 1600.1, Atom 2000.1 Pro the operating voltage is 9-15V.5/FL

1-4 Ohm

ENStandard wiring diagram of mono amplifier to head unit16171851. INPUT – signal input, RCA jacks 2. INPUT MODE – selection of RCA inputs operating mode (LOW / HIGH) 3. GAIN – input signal level adjustment (0.2 V – 6 V) 4. CROSSOVER – HPF – high pass ﬁlter (10 Hz - 50 Hz at 12 dB/Oct)6. BASS BOOST – LEVEL - bass level adjustment (0 - 12 dB)11. CLIP – LED on the clip (orange) 13. +12V – power supply terminal (+12V) 14. REM IN – connector of remote activation of the ampliﬁer 15. GND – grounding supply terminal «-»5. CROSSOVER – LPF – low pass ﬁlter (40 Hz – 250 Hz at 12 dB/Oct) 8. REMOTE – input for connection of the bass remote control1212345671281391114157. BASS BOOST – FREQUENCY - bass frequency adjustment (35 Hz - 90 Hz)109. POWER – LED for operation (blue) 12. SPEAKER OUTPUT – subwoofer connection terminals 10. PROTECT – LED for protection (red) 8. 1618191716. POWER – LED for operation (blue) 17. LED - DISPLAY – displays voltage readﬁngs 18. CLIP – LED on the clip (orange) 19. GAIN – input signal level adjustment

62+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm8 Ohm4 Ohm1+1 Ohm2 OhmOne subwoofer, coils in seriesOne subwoofer, coils in parallelVoice coilsTotal impedanceSubwoofers in series, coils in parallel2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm2 Ohm1 Ohm1+1 Ohm0.5 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedance2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm4 Ohm2 Ohm1+1 Ohm1 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedanceSerial connectionParallel connectionSCHEMES OF ENABLING THE LOAD OF THE SUBWOOFERVoice coils 1+1, 2+2, 4+4 OhmTotal impedance = ΩSub 1 + ΩSub 2 + ΩSub 3 ... ΩSub 1 + ΩSub 2 + ΩSub 3 ... Total impedance = 1111... ... 2+21+14+4The minimum permissible load impedance at the output of the ampliﬁer is 1 ohm. Use these formulas to calculate the load impedance of various types of connections.6. CONNECTION METHODSThe subwoofer has voice coil D1, D2 or D4.In any case do not expose the amplifier to the loads lower than specified by the manufacturer. Use these schematics to calculate load impedance of different connection types. EN

7Voice coilsTotal impedanceSubwoofers in series, coils in series2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm8 Ohm4 Ohm1+1 Ohm2 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedance2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm16 Ohm8 Ohm1+1 Ohm4 Ohm2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm24 Ohm12 Ohm1+1 Ohm6 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedance2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm32 Ohm16 Ohm1+1 Ohm8 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedance2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm6 Ohm3 Ohm1+1 Ohm1.5 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedanceEN

8Subwoofers in parallel, coils in series2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm2 66 .Ohm1 33 .Ohm1+1 Ohm0.66 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedance2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm2 Ohm1 Ohm1+1 Ohm0.5 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedance2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm4 Ohm2 Ohm1+1 Ohm1 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedance2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm1 Ohm0 5 .Ohm1+1 Ohm0.25 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedanceSubwoofers in parallel, coils in parallel2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm0 66 .Ohm0 33 .Ohm1+1 Ohm0.16 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedanceEN

9CAUTION!!! High sound pressure can damage your health!Please use the common sense when controlling volume!2+2 Ohm4+4 Ohm0.5Ohm 0.5Ohm2 1+1 Ohm0.125 OhmVoice coilsTotal impedance7. SPECIFICATIONSENPower RMS 4 Ohm* (W)Power RMS 2 Ohm* (W)ModelCrossover (dB/Oct)Low pass ﬁlter (Hz)High pass ﬁlter (Hz)Bass level adjustment (dB)Frequency response (Hz)Input sensitivity (V)Signal to noise ratio (dB)Damping factorPower RMS 1 Ohm* (W) Bass frequency adjustment (Hz) Input terminal connection (AWG / mm²)Output terminal connection (AWG / mm²)Working voltage (V)Size (LхWхH), mm The minimum permissible load impedance (Ohm)Size (LхWхH), inch*RMS Power at 14.4 V, THD 1%490 780 Atom 1300.1 Pro1240-25010-500-1210-2500.2-693130035-904 / 21.210 / 5.279-15180х140х54 17.08х5.51х2.12140Subsonic ﬁlter (Hz)-550 1010Atom 1600.1 Pro1240-25010-500-1210-2500.2-6931600 35-90 4 / 21.210 / 5,279-15230х140х54 19.05х5.51х2.12140-610 1280Atom 2000.1 Pro1240-25010-500-1210-2500.2-6872000 35-904 / 21.210 / 5.279-15 270х140х54 110.62х5.51х2.12155-Power RMS 1 Ohm** (W) 1020 1430 1810**RMS Power at 12 V, THD 1%

Deaf Bonce ampliﬁers are high-quality and technically perfect products. The problems often arise due to improper use, faulty connection of components or lack of power supply of the on-board network.1) The ampliﬁer does not turn on.Problem solution: Check all the contacts and the presence of 9-15 V at the ampliﬁer terminals. Check whether the control input of the ampliﬁer "REM IN" receives the positive potential of +12 V.2) Power turns on, but goes into protection (protection indicator lights up)Problem solution: Check if there is a short circuit (fault) on the ampliﬁer output which is connected to the speakers or subwoofers. Make sure that commutation of the voice coils of the subwoofer is correct. The rated impedance of the voice coils should not be lower than the permissible rated load impedance of the ampliﬁer. Check the supply voltage of the ampliﬁer. It must be within the range of 9-15 V.3) The ampliﬁer turns on but at a high volume it goes in to protection. Problem solution: The ampliﬁer may lack power. Make sure that the rated current of the alternator and the battery capacity is enough to power this ampliﬁer.Check the ampliﬁer for overheating. Check the load impedance.4) The ampliﬁer is turned on, but there is no sound from the speakers or subwoofer.Problem solution: Check the connection of the ampliﬁer, the integrity of the interconnecting cable, HU, the speakers or the subwoofer.8. POSSIBLE FAULTS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS1. Ampliﬁer – 1 pc.2. Owner's manual – 1 pc.3. Warranty card – 1 pc.4. Remote control – 1 pc.5. Mounting кit – 1pc. 9. BOX CONTENTSENHTTPS://ALPHARD.AUDIO11. INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL OF THE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (FOR THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES WITHSEPARATE WASTE COLLECTION)10. WARRANTY PERIOD, AFTER-SALES SERVICE AND SERVICE LIFE INFORMATIONEach Deaf Bonce product is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service.The warranty period for the product is 12 (twelve) months from the date on which the product is transferred to the consumer (this date shall be deemed to be the date on which the consumer starts using the product).During the warranty period, defective parts will be repaired or replaced at the discretion of the manufacturer provided that there are grounds for doing so under the laws of the consumer's country. The defective product must be returned to the dealer from whom it was purchased together with the duly ﬁlled out warranty certiﬁcate, complete, with original packaging.Our company shall not be liable for any damage caused by transportation. Our company shall not be liable for any expenses or lost proﬁts arising out of or in connection with the use or inability to use the product or any other incidental or indirect costs, expenses, or damages incurred by the customer. The warranty is valid in accordance with the laws currently in force. For more information, please visit our company website and refer to the warranty card.The manufacturer reserves the right to change the design and speciﬁcation of the product without prior notice.The service life of the product is 12 (twelve) months from the date on which the product is transferred to the consumer (this date shall be deemed to be the date on which the consumer starts using the product).The product or any part (component) of the product must not be used in any way (including, but not limited to use for intended or any other purpose, transportation, storage, modiﬁcation/alteration/improvement/upgrade) after the expiry of the service life.At the end of its service life, the product must be disposed of.Atom 1300.1 ProAtom 1600.1 ProAtom 2000.1 Pro