Amp only works one channle

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you have 2 0r 4 channles put your +wire in the first channel and your - wire in the last channel -with both speakers wired together

hi u can bridge a amp only if it is a 4 channle amp .u put the left +and the right - together . i never bridged a mono amp so i hope this helps .

I would reset the router and start over. hold the reset button on the router for 10 seconds to restore factory defaults.

I'm not sure what you mean when you say the channel 2 does not work in bridge mode. Bridge mode effectively turns the amp into a mono amp, thus there is no channel 1 or 2. The fans will only turn on when the heat is high enough, so that is not a problem. Please describe what you perceive as the problem with these and I'll try to help.

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Dan

The hum is probably AC noise. First check that your cable to the amp is correctly shielded and all connections are good. A bad connection especially the ground can cause this.

You may want to put a ferrite core on the audio cable close to where it enters the amp too...

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I'm not sure if Lucent has a special bridging procedure, but on most if not all other amps, when you bridge you DON'T connect two terminals together. What you do is instead of using the plus and minus terminals on one channel to one speaker and the other +/- terminals to the other speaker, you will instead use the plus (+) terminal from one channel and the minus (-) terminal from the other channel to drive one speaker and the remaining + and - terminals remain unconnected. Be sure you use the + and - terminals that are marked for bridging. Please note, that when you bridge that your speaker load DOUBLES to EACH channel. In other words, what your amp saw as a 4 ohm speaker going to one channel alone, it now sees as a 2 ohm speaker on each channel when bridged. Be sure you know what you are doing before you bridge and fry your amp. In my experience, if after bridging your amp works fine for about a month and then fries then you bridged wrong and ended up with the wrong speaker load on each of the bridged channels. Be careful. Amps cost a lot to repair. Good luck.

Log into the router and go to the configuration page for your WAN port. Change the connection type to static ip.

You could try bypassing the tuner and use the rca inputs if you have satellite or cable box that works this way. Hope this helps

It is a ADSL Modem. It should have all ports open. In order to set a EXTERNAL static Ip address, you would have to call up your ISP and ask for a static IP address.