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Installation Guide for HIFONICS models including: ZD-1350.1D, ZD-1250.2D, ZD-750.4D, ZD-1350.4D, ZD-1750.5D, ZD-1950.1D, ZD-2550.1D, ZD-3350.1D, ZD-1350.1D 1350W RMS Class-D Monoblock Amplifier, ZD-1350.1D RMS Class-D Monoblock Amplifier, 1350W RMS Class-D Monoblock Amplifier, RMS Class-D Monoblock Amplifier, 1350W Monoblock Amplifier, Amplifier, Monoblock Amplifier, RMS Monoblock Amplifier, Class-D Monoblock Amplifier
Hifonics ZD-1350.1D | 1350W RMS Class-D Monoblock Amplifier
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DocumentDocumentBefore you start CAUTION Many new and factory radios require a reset code when disconnected from battery power. This is an anti-theft feature. Before unplugging power, you must determine if your radio/source unit requires a reset code. Check the operation manual for your vehicle or contact the dealer. Power cable size and fusing Model Fuse Size Cable Size It is critical to use the proper power and ground cable. Select the size listed here for your amplifier model. Always use high quality copper cable. Visit our website for multi amp system cable recommendations. Be sure to use the proper fuse size for each model. ZD-1350.1D ZD-1250.2D ZD-750.4D ZD-1350.4D ZD-1750.5D ZD-1950.1D ZD-2550.1D External 80A External 35A External 60A External 60A External 100A External 100A External 125A ZD-3350.1D External 175A 4ga 2ga Installation 1 Disconnect negative battery terminal Place terminal in a secure position so that it won't accidentally contact the negative battery post 2 Run Cables Properly route power, speaker and RCA cables through the vehicle. 3 Mount Amplifier Choose a mounting location that will provide adequate air ventilation. Mount the amplifier to a secure surface. Do not mount the amplifier upside down. 4 Chassis Ground The chassis ground connection is critical to the performance of the amplifier. Choose a location that is close to the amplifier. Completely scrape away the paint and use a nut and bolt if possible. DO NOT USE AN EXISTING FACTORY BOLT! 5 Negative Power Connection Bare metal Attach the chassis ground cable to the amplifier negative terminal. It is important to make sure this connection is very tight. 6 Remote Turn-on Connection Attach the remote turn on wire to the amplifier remote output of the source unit. 7 Positive Power POWER Connection Attach the main power cable to the amplifier +12V. The cable must run directly to the battery and be properly fused and be very tight. 8 Signal Input Connection Connect the RCA cables to the coordinating RCA input number that will match the speaker outputs number. 9 Turn on Mode Please check Hifonics.com/product-manuals for the Auto-Sense Technical Guide. MODE High Level Input - DC turn on - Signal Sense turn on Low Level Input - REM turn on (Remote wire turn on) REM DC SIGNAL ON ON ON NOTE - When using low level input and the RCA's are plugged into the amplifier and the TURN ON MODE is in the DC ON position, the amplifier will NOT turn on. Please re-read QR document above or hire a professional installer. 10 Speaker Connections Using spade terminals,connect the speaker cables to the speaker output connectors. Follow the diagram below that best fits your speaker configuration. Stereo SPEAKER CH1 CH2 Bridged SPEAKER Monoblock single woofer Monoblock multiple woofers 11 Positive Battery Connection Connect the power cable to the positive battery terminal. The power cable must be fused within 18 inches of the battery terminal. Be prepared to disarm your vehicle's alarm and to enter your radio / source unit code. 12 Re-connect Negative Battery Terminal Re-connect the negative battery terminal making sure it is securely tightened. Setup A Input Mode B Crossover Mode 2CH - Input: CH1/CH2 Output: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4 4CH - Input: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4 Output: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4 2CH - Input: CH1/CH2 Output: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4/CH5 4CH - Input: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4 Output: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4/CH5 5CH - Input: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4/CH5 Output: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4/CH5 INPUT MODE INPUT MODE 2CH 4CH 5CH 2CH 4CH The Crossover Mode switch sets the type of crossover that will be active. 4 channel models will have two switches, one for each set of channels. X-OVER HPF LPF FULL C High pass Adjustment D Low pass Adjustment The HPF(high pass filter) control will limit the HPF output below the selected frequency. This is typically used to protect midrange and hi frequency speakers from damage and to 50Hz 250Hz allow a smooth transition from a subwoofer. SUBSONIC 15Hz 40Hz The LPF(low pass filter) control will limit output above the selected frequency. This is used to allow a smooth transition to the higher frequency speakers. LPF 50Hz 250Hz E Bass Boost The Bass Boost control will increase the power output at 45Hz for more pronounced bass. Exercise caution when using this control. Increase the level in small amounts until distortion is noticed, then back off a little. BASS BOOST 0dB 12dB F Remote Level Control Some models include a bass remote. Avoid adjusting the bass remote while operating vehicle. G Level Setting This is a critical step to insure your amplifier is properly adjusted to match the signal output level of your source unit. THIS IS NOT A VOLUME CONTROL! LEVEL 12v 0.2v 1. If possible, with the source unit off, confirm that the primary volume control is turned down (counter clockwise). 2. Turn on the source unit (CD, or MP3 player). Re-confirm that the volume is turned down. Make sure the source unit controls; balance, fader, bass and treble are all set to center or "0" adjustment. Make sure that the green LED on the end of the amplifier is illuminated. 3. Play a clean musical selection of which you are very familiar. CD is preferred. Do not use radio signals for level setting. Hit play and start turning the volume of the source unit up. 4. Stop increasing the source unit volume when you reach 3/4 (about 75%) or until you hear speakers begin to slightly start producing distortion. 5. Increase the amplifier level (clockwise) until distortion is heard, then back the level down (counter clockwise) until the distortion is eliminated. Small adjustments may need to be made to balance the levels of multiple amplifiers. Common System Setup Mono 15Hz 50Hz 250Hz 2ch - Full Range 4ch - Full Range 50Hz 250Hz 50Hz 250Hz 4ch - Mixed Mono 50Hz 250Hz 5ch 50Hz 250Hz 50Hz 250Hz 50Hz 250Hz 50Hz 250Hz 15Hz 40Hz HF-U-01 250Hz 250Hz The information contained within this document is intended to offer some basic guidelines for a few of the most common installations. More complex audio systems should be installed by a competent professional. Additional installation information available at www.maxxsonics.com WARRANTY Maxxsonics, LLC. warrants this product, to the original consumer purchaser, to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase. Maxxsonics, LLC. will, at it's discretion, repair or replace defective products during the warranty period. Components that prove to be defective in materials and workmanship under proper installation and use must be returned to the original authorized Maxxsonics, LLC. retailer from where it was purchased. A photocopy of the original receipt must accompany the product being returned. The costs associated with removal, re-installation and freight are not the responsibility of Maxxsonics, LLC. This warranty is limited to defective parts and specifically excludes any incidental or consequential damages connected therewith. To view the full warranty, please visit the website. HIFONICS products are designed and engineered in the USA by www.maxxsonics.com HF ZD QSG 01 - rev1 Quick Start Installation Guide ZD-1350.1D ZD-1950.1D ZD-2550.1D ZD-3350.1D ZD-1250.2D ZD-750.4D ZD-1350.4D ZD-1750.5D Congratulations on your choice of a Hifonics amplifier. This "Quick Start Installation" guide is meant to help you "hook up" and play music. For more detailed information, on system setting, speaker and subwoofer configuration and full specifications by model visit the website, http://hifonics.com/manuals.html