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Please describe your problem in more detail please. Then we can figure out or narrow the problem down. It sounds like some power mosfets or output transistors got shorted. I need to know what happened first, why it stopped working.Please describe your problem in more detail please. Then we can figure out or narrow the problem down. It sounds like some power mosfets or output transistors got shorted. I need to know what happened first, why it stopped working.
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Missmatched impedence, ie you are running your amp which is 4ohm load to a sub which is 2ohm load, insufficient grounding could be the cause, blown transistor within the amp possibly.
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If you are running a set or a single subwoofer with the jensen amp than you will want to hook up the rca cord to the subwoofer rca connection on the back of the stereo unit-the other rca outputs are there in the event that you want to run a 2 or 4 channel amp to power the speakers that are generally located in the doors or back deck-with that set up properly you would still be able to adjust the balance and the fader just as though you were powering the speakers with the deck. Pug the free ends of the RCA cord into the input rca receptacles of the amp- the stereo now will feed a signal to the amplifier that only contains bass - good luck
Generally a "protect" mode would be triggered by a shorted output (speaker). I would suggest disconnection all of the speakers to see if the red light goes off.
The switches are used when cascading more than a single BYTELAN KVM. It specifies the scan rate, and which KVM unit the keyboard and mouse are connected to. For a single KVM, use the default settings.
SW1 SW2 Scan Rate
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ON ON 2 seconds
OFF ON 10 seconds
ON OFF 20 seconds
OFF OFF 40 seconds
SW3 NOT USED
SW4 ON For KVM unit with KB/mouse
OFF For other KVM units w/o KB/mouse,
If your power supply isn't adequate, it may cause your KB/mouse problem. It should be 9VDC with at least 500ma.
Hope this helps.
Please describe your problem in more detail please. Then we can figure out or narrow the problem down. It sounds like some power mosfets or output transistors got shorted. I need to know what happened first, why it stopped working.
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