SOUNDIGITAL EvoX2 1200.4 4-Channel Stereo Amplifier Owner’s Manual
- June 5, 2024
- SOUNDIGITAL
Table of Contents
- SOUNDIGITAL EvoX2 1200.4 4-Channel Stereo Amplifier
- INTRODUCTION
- SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- DYNAMIC THERMAL MANAGEMENT – DTM®
- VIBRATION ABSORPTION DEVICE – VAD
- ASSEMBLING AND DISASSEMBLING THE PLASTIC COVER
- PANELS DESCRIPTION
- INSTALLATION SEQUENCE
- WIRING DIAGRAM
- GAIN SETTING Necessary equipment:
- CROSSOVER SET UP
- TECHNICAL SPECS
- DIMENSIONAL DATA
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
SOUNDIGITAL EvoX2 1200.4 4-Channel Stereo Amplifier
INTRODUCTION
DEAR CUSTOMER,
CONGRATULATIONS ON ACQUIRING A PRODUCT WITH THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND
TECHNOLOGY!
You have just purchased a SounDigital product of the highest technology and
quality, so we thank you for your confidence. SounDigital products are made
with raw materials of the highest quality standards, and the most modern
processes, equipment and technology are used in their production. In this
manual you will learn about the product, its features and characteristics, in
order to obtain the best result and to be able to enjoy your music with
SounDigital quality and power. To better understand and take advantage of all
the functions of the product and use it safely, read this manual carefully and
if you have any questions, consult our support by email
info@soundigitalusa.com.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
- 01 1200.4 EVOX2 Amplifier
- 01 Installation quick guide with warranty card
- 01 Allen wrench 2.0mm
- 01 Allen wrench 2.5mm
- 01 Allen wrench 3.0mm
- 02 Cables for high level input
- 01 Promotional sticker
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- To prevent injuries to the user or damage to the amplifier, read all safety instructions written on this manual;
- If you are insecure about the installation of this equipment, get in touch with our tech support or with a professional specialized in car audio installation;
- Before proceeding with the installation of any electric equipment on your vehicle, unplug the negative (-) terminal of the battery to avoid fires, injuries or damages;
- Use your sound system safely. The continuous exposure to sound pressures over 85dB may cause irreversible hearing damage;
- This equipment is for use in automotive DC voltage batteries between 12.6 and 14.4 volts. Before installing the equipment, check voltage of the batteries;
- Do not install the amplifier in places exposed to water, dirt or humidity;
- Choose a ventilated place to install the amplifier and avoid blocking the side ventilation windows;
- Mount the amplifier in a secure way. Avoid mounting it on metallic parts of the vehicle, because it may cause ground looping (noise);
- Make sure that the location chosen for the amplifier installation does not effect the operation of the vehicle;
- When passing cables through metallic walls, use rubber O-rings to avoid cable cutting and short-circuits.
- Clean the amplifier periodically with brush or dry cloth to assure the thermal efficiency of the heatsink.
- This product may reach temperatures over 60°C/140°F. Make sure it is cold before touching it;
- Be careful when making holes in the vehicle. Make sure you are not making holes in the fuel tank, brake lines or electrical cables of the vehicle
- Make sure the cables are properly secured throughout the installation;
- Wear gloves, safety glasses and and all necessary PPE during the installation of SounDigital amplifiers.
Warning!
THIS “WARNING” SIGN ALERTS THE USER OF IMPORTANT INFO. NOT FOLLOWING THIS
INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE INJURIES TO THE USER OR DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT.
DYNAMIC THERMAL MANAGEMENT – DTM®
The DTM* is a dynamic thermal recovery system which always maintains a high efficiency of the amplifier by accelerating the thermal exchange of electronic components with the heatsink.
ULTRA COMPACT PCB
An intelligent layout, with great use of the PCB area and the use of modern
components with reduced structure guarantee SounDigital products a compact
design, at the same time robust and with excellent thermal efficiency.
ROBUST CONSTRUCTION
Thinking about the application of power sports, the product has an extremely
robust assembly, both the fixing points and the layout of the PCB were
designed to withstand high vibrations, bumps and impacts.
I-POWER SUPPLY
SounDigital amplifiers are known for their low consumption of battery, and
this feature was improved on the EVOX2 Line. The new I-POWER SUPPLY is even
more modern, which r e p l a c e s t h by a new generation of “E-E” core
transformers delivers efficiency above 90%*, ensuring more hours of sound
without battery recharge. ****
VIBRATION ABSORPTION DEVICE – VAD
Our VAD Technology reduces all impact caused by vibration on the electronic circuit board. This can include road vibration and even vibration caused by sound waves, increasing the reliability of our amplifiers.
REDUCED SIZE
The technology used in our amplifiers bring both high performance and power a
compact chassis, providing flexible installation solutions for vehicles with
limited space.
FULL RANGE
Versatile products that cover the entire audible frequency range, any type of
loudspeaker or music program.
ASSEMBLING AND DISASSEMBLING THE PLASTIC COVER
The plastic covers have the function of finishing and hiding the amplifier fixing screws. To disassembling and assembling them, follow the instructions below.
DISASSEMBLING OF THE PLASTIC COVER
ASSEMBLING THE PLASTIC COVER
- To fit the plastic cover back, carefully insert the point A of the plastic cover into point B of the amplifier, slowly sliding it down.
- Gently press the sides of the top of the plastic cover towards the bottom of the amplifier until you hear a clicking noise.
PANELS DESCRIPTION
3
4
| CH1/CH2
CH3/CH4
| ****
(To
| Audio input – High Level
connect to the speaker output of the
| ****
head
| ****
unit)
---|---|---|---|---|---
5| CH1|
6
7
| CH2
CH4
| ****
Audio input – RCA connectors
8| CH3|
9| CH1/CH2| Crossover Switch
10| CH3/CH4| Low Pass – Full – High Pass
11
12
| CH1/CH2
CH3/CH4
| ****
Variable Gain Control
PANELS DESCRIPTION
15 | – | Remote power supply connector (REM) |
---|---|---|
16 | – | Positive power supply connector (+12VDC) |
17
18
| ****
CH1
| Positive speaker connector
Negative speaker connector
19
20
| ****
CH2
| Negative speaker connector
Positive speaker connector
21
22
| ****
CH3
| Negative speaker connector
Positive speaker connector
INSTALLATION SEQUENCE
- Mount the amplifier in such a way you have access to the connectors;
- Install the power cables in the vehicle properly, starting from the battery to the fuse holder or circuit breaker, use the cable with the appropriate size. Make all connections, install fuse holders or circuit breakers, but without placing the fuses or with the circuit breakers in the “OFF” position;
- Connect the power cables in to the amplifier, observing the polarity. Connect all the positive cables from the fuse holder or circuit breaker to the positive conector of the amplifier and all the negative power cables from the batteries to the negative connector of the amplifier;
- The ground cable must be as short as possible and must be connected to the vehicle chassis and the battery negative;
- Install the signal input cables in a proper way, distant from the power cables;
- Connect the RCA or the high level signal input cables to the head unit and amplifiers;
- Install the audio output cables with the appropriate section, distant from the power and audio input cables;
- Connect the audio output cables to the amplifier and speakers respecting the positive (+) and negative (-) polarities;
- Install the remote cable with the power cables, using 1.5mm² (15 AWG) cable or thicker;
- Connect the remote power cable to the amplifier’s “REM” terminal at the main unit’s remote power output (when not using the high level signal inputs);
- Before powering the system, verify all the connections and make sure there are no mistakes or short-circuits on the power and ground cables;
- Reconnect the ground of the batteries;
- Check if the head unit is turned off and then place the fuses in the fuse holders or switch the circuit breakers on;
- Turn on the main unit and the amplifier will turn on the “ON” LED indicating that it is in operation.
ELECTRICAL DIMENSIONING
For proper operation of your SounDigital amplifier, you need the proper
dimensioning of the electrical system and the cables used. The table below
shows the minimum section of GND cables, +12VDC cables and speaker output
cables according to the power generated by the amplifier.We recommend the use
of ONLY OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) Cables on the installation of our products.
AUDIO INPUTS
High level input must be used when the main unit does not have RCA outputs. When high level inputs is used, no remote connection is required, the amplifier recognizes the audio signal and switches on. If your source unit is not able to turn on the amplifier through the high level input, the remote input should be connected normally.RCA AND HIGH LEVEL INPUTS SHOULD NOT BE USED SIMULTANEOUSLY OR YOU MAY DAMAGE THE AMPLIFIER.
WIRING DIAGRAM
CHANNEL WIRING DIAGRAM
2 CHANNEL WIRING DIAGRAM
GAIN SETTING Necessary equipment:
- Digital AC voltmeter;
- Media with sine wave test tone 60Hz recorded at 0db;
- Screwdriver 1/8″ ( for gain set);
- This procedure is the same for both gain controls;
- Turn the gain control all the way down;
- Disconnect the output cables from the amplifier outputs;
- Turn off all processing (bass, treble, loudness, EQ, etc.);
- Set the source unit volume to 3/4 of full volume;
- Set the source unit’s fader control to center position;
- Set the crossover selector switch in “F”;
- Use a 60 Hz sine wave;
- Connect the AC voltmeter to the speaker output connectors of the amplifier. Make sure you test the voltage at the correct connectors (+ and –);
- Increase the gain control until the target voltage is observed with the voltmeter (see the chart below);
- Once you have adjusted the amplifier to its correct voltage output, turn off the source unit and reconnect the speaker(s).
CROSSOVER SET UP
- “F” All the frequencies are reproduced;
- “LP ” Set in the variable control on Low Pass Function; “HP ” Set in the variable control on High Pass Function.
- Switch Key to “F” position (Full Range): All the frequencies are reproduced.
- Switch key to “HP” – Set in the variable control between 45Hz and 850Hz (“A”) where you want to perform the high pass cut filter;
- Switch key to “LP” – Set in the variable control between 45Hz and 850Hz (“B”) where you want to perform the low pass cut filter;
TECHNICAL SPECS
RMS Power Bridge @ 2Ω** | 2 x 600W | N/A | |
---|---|---|---|
RMS Power Bridge @ 4Ω** | 2 x 396W | 2 x 600W | |
RMS Power @ 1Ω** | 4 x 300W | N/A | |
RMS Power @ 2Ω** | 4 x 198W | 4 x 300W | |
RMS Power @ 4Ω** | 4 x 131W | 4 x 198W | |
Frequency Response (-3dB) | 5Hz ~ 22kHz | 5Hz ~ 22kHz | |
Low Pass filter (12dB/8th) | 45Hz ~ 850Hz | 45Hz ~ 850Hz | |
High Pass filter (12dB/8th) | 45Hz ~ 850Hz | 45Hz ~ 850Hz | |
Operating Voltage | 8V ~ 16V | 8V ~ 16V | |
SNR | 91dB | 91dB | |
Input Sensitivity | 0.2 ~ 2V | 0.2 ~ 2V | |
Current Draw (Music) | 49A | 49A | |
Current Draw (Max.) | 98A | 98A | |
Total Efficiency | 85% | 85% | |
Damping Factor (@100Hz nominal | impedance) | 200 | 200 |
Fuse* (music) | 60A | 60A |
DIMENSIONAL DATA
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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