Digisynthetic DH Series Power Amplifier User Manual


Digisynthetic DH Series Power Amplifier User Manual - cover page
Brand
DIGISYNTHETIC
Category
Power Amplifier
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
7
File format
PDF
File size
4.2 MB
Published
13 September, 2022
MD5 checksum
CA86AB4058E24D168FE9124B17B53BA8

About this manual

This manual provides safety guidelines, installation steps, and operating instructions for the Digisynthetic DH series power amplifiers (models DH 500, DH 700, DH 900, DH 1200, DH 1400, DH 1800). It explains panel controls, rear‑panel connections, and mode selection (stereo or bridge) as well as recommended wiring practices.

Technical specifications, dimensions, power requirements, and warranty information are listed in detail. The document also includes troubleshooting advice and protection circuit descriptions to help users maintain reliable performance. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Safety Information
  • Panel Controls Overview
  • Rear‑Panel Connections
  • Installation Procedure
  • Operation Modes (Stereo / Bridge)
  • Power Supply Requirements
  • Technical Specifications
  • Warranty and Service Information

Specifications

Output Power (8 Ω)49 W / 80 W / 100 W (DH 500/700/900)
RMS Power (8 Ω)80 W / 1400 W / 2000 W (DH 500/700/900)
Sensitivity (V)440 mV / 530 mV / 580 mV (DH 500/700/900)
Input Impedance20 kΩ (balanced) / 10 kΩ (unbalanced)
Frequency Response20 Hz – 20 kHz
Power Consumption (idle)90 W
Dimensions (H × W × D)2U, 482 mm × 423 mm × 89 mm

Frequently asked questions

How should I adjust the STEREO/BRIDGE switch safely?

The switch must be changed only when the amplifier is turned off; adjust the STEREO/BRIDGE setting while power is disconnected.

What protection circuits are built into the amplifier?

The unit includes over‑heat, over‑load, short‑circuit, input‑overload, and high‑frequency protection, plus DC output protection for the speakers.

How can I prevent ground loops when connecting the amplifier?

Do not connect the output ground to the signal input ground; keep them separate to avoid oscillation.

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