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CDi DriveCore Series Operation Manual
Application Examples
Bridge Mono Mode, High Z (140Vrms/200Vrms)
Audio Architect software settings are shown in Figure 72. Typical input/
output wiring is shown in Figure 73.
INPUTS: If using analog inputs, connect to the odd-numbered input
channels (1,3) only. Even-numbered inputs (2,4) are disabled when Bridge
Mono mode is active. See "Wiring Input Connectors" on page
7
for further information on analog input wiring.
If using the BLU link input, it is important to understand that BLU link
is a digital audio bus and cannot be routed through an Ethernet switch
or router. Category 5e or higher cabling must be used for all BLU link
connections. To use the built-in BLU link fault protection, the BLU link
output of the last device on the bus must be connected back to the BLU
link input of the first device. For additional information on making BLU link
connections and using BLU link, see "Using BLU link" on page 59.
OUTPUTS: Connect the speaker across the positive (+) terminals of each channel pair. Do not use the negative (-) terminals of the channel pair when
the pair is being operated in Bridge Mono mode. See "Wiring Output Connectors" on page 7 for additional information on output wiring.
See "Conguring Amp Wiring & Bridge Mode" on page 13 for information on configuring an output pair for bridge mono operation. See
"Conguring Output Modes" on page 15 for information on configuring an output for High Z operation.
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Figure 73: System wiring for 140Vrms/200Vrms operation
NOTE: A 35Hz filter is automatically set when an output channel is configured for High Z operation.
NOTE: Each output channel can be independently configured for High Z or Low Z operation. See "Conguring Outputs for Low Z/High Z
Operation" on page 40
for more information.
NOTE: Always route the input and output wires in separate bundles.
WARNING: Only connect to networks that remain inside the building.
Figure 72: Audio Architect amplifier mode settings
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