HT1 HT1-4 7.1 Channel Cinema Amplifier User Manual

This user manual for the HT1 HT1-4 provides operating instructions, safety precautions, connection diagrams, and technical specifications for a 7.1-channel…


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Brand
HT1
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
2.5 MB
Published
18 October, 2026
Updated
18 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
CC73EA60106FEF647A4B00F032D5B8E8

About this manual

The document serves as an instruction guide for the HT1 HT1-4, a 7.1-channel cinema power amplifier designed for home theater systems and karaoke applications. It details the device's features, including built-in power sequencing, dynamic compression limiting, and support for both digital optical and analog balanced inputs.

The manual covers operational procedures such as powering on/off via the front panel or remote control, understanding indicator lights (Standby, Mute, Signal, Protect), and configuring input modes. It also provides specific wiring instructions for connecting speakers to eight output channels and explains fiber optic connection precautions. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Safety Precautions
  • Features
  • Front Panel Functions
  • Remote Control Functions
  • Rear Panel Functions
  • Input/Output Wiring Diagrams
  • Fiber Optic Connection Notes
  • Cooling Airflow Direction
  • Technical Specifications

Specifications

Rated Output Power (Main Channels)2x400W RMS @ 8Ω, THD≤1%, 1kHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Main)>105dB A-weighted @ 8Ω
Input Impedance (Analog)20kΩ Balanced

Frequently asked questions

What does the PROTECT indicator light mean?

The PROTECT light indicates a fault condition such as overcurrent, poor heat dissipation, high internal temperature, output short circuit, or unstable voltage.

What is the minimum bending radius for fiber optic cables?

The diameter of the bend must not be less than 80mm to prevent blocking optical signal transmission.

What is the cooling airflow direction?

Air flows from left to right; cold air enters through holes on the left side, and hot air exits through holes on the right side.

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