Troubleshooting, Specifications – RBH Sound CA-200 User Manual

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CA-200

Discrete Class A/B Subwoofer Amplifier
200 Watts RMS @ 4 Ohms
<.04% @ 1 Watt
>82dB (without filter)
45 Kohms
200 Ohms
80 mV
2.8V
12dB/Octave
40-180Hz ±dB
2 mV @ 50 Hz
20Hz-40kHz ±3dB (filter off)
4dB @ 25Hz
>200
Black Metal Alloy
10” W x 10” H x 5.75” D

(482mm W x 101mm H x 355mm D)
14 lbs. (6.35 kg)
1 year

Model:

Amplifier Type:
Power Output:
Distortion (THD):
S/N Ratio:
Line Level Input Impedance:
Speaker Level Input Impedance:
Line Level Input Sensitivity:
Speaker Level Input Sensitivity:
Crossover Slope:
Crossover Freq. Range:
Auto Turn-on Sensitivity:
Frequency Response:
Boost:
Damping Factor:
Cabinet Material and Finish:
Dimensions:

Weight:
Warranty:

No sound from

subwoofer.

Performance

is less than

expected.

Amplifier is not connected to constant

power outlet.

Amplifier is not receiving an audio

signal from receiver or processor.
Amplifier fuse might be blown.

The + and - polarity of the subwoofer

wire might be reversed on the

subwoofer.
Crossover frequency not adjusted

correctly.

L/R line level input is connected

instead of the LFE line level input.

Troubleshooting

Probable Cause:

Situation:

Make certain the amplifier is

plugged into an unswitched AC

power outlet.
Make certain there is an audio sig-

nal from receiver or processor.
Replace fuse (if fuse is not readily

accessible, consult your authorized

RBH Sound dealer).
Check the entire system for proper

polarity. Experiment with the phase

switch settings.
Adjust the crossover frequency by

turning the crossover frequency

control clockwise until the desired

sound is obtained.
If bass management is enabled on

receiver or processor make sure to

use the LFE line level input. (See the

Amplifier Controls and Setup section of

Solution:

Specifications

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