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Thank you
for choosing the Infinity BassLink.
BassLink has been designed to provide the kind of
high-performance low-frequency reproduction that used
to require big, clumsy enclosures, large amplifiers, and
complex installation. To ensure maximum performance,
we strongly recommend that installation be entrusted to
a qualified professional. Although these instructions
explain how to install the BassLink in a general sense,
they do not show the specific installation methods for
your particular vehicle. If you feel you do not have the
necessary tools or experience, do not attempt the
installation yourself; rather, ask your authorized Infinity
car audio dealer about professional installation options.
Remember to keep this manual and your sales receipt
in a safe place for future reference.
instructions
BassLink
™
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C M LHOOSING A OUNTING OCATION
Choose a mounting location that doesn’t interfere
with cargo, fold-down rear seats, or the trunk lid.
The best location is usually a corner of the trunk
or cargo area, as shown in Figures 1 and 2.
These locations, in addition to being out of the
way, will provide the best sonic reproduction in
the 60Hz to 100Hz range because the woofer out-
put will be “corner loaded” against the vehicle’s
walls. In any case, BassLink must not interfere
with the safe operation of the vehicle.
Figure 1. BassLink in a car’s trunk.
Figure 2. BassLink in an SUV’s cargo area.
INTRODUCTION
HEARING WARNING!
Playing loud music in a vehicle can permanently
damage your hearing, as well as hinder your
ability to hear traffic. We recommend using low
volume levels while driving. Infinity accepts no
liability for hearing loss, bodily injury or property
damage resulting from the use or misuse of
this product.
YOUR CAR AND BASS REPRODUCTION
Depending on the interior volume of your
vehicle and the dimensions of the passenger
compartment and cargo area, reproduced
frequencies below 80Hz may be boosted by
nearly 12dB per octave as frequency decreases.
This effect, known as the vehicle’s “transfer
function” or “cabin gain,” plays an important
part in shaping the overall in-car response of
the BassLink.
BassLink is designed to work with your vehicle’s
other speakers to reproduce frequencies below
100Hz. Moreover, depending on orientation and
mounting location, BassLink may be “in phase” or
“out of phase” with those speakers. The resulting
conditions, known as constructive and destructive
interference, also play a role in shaping the total
frequency response of your system.
Fortunately, BassLink has controls to optimize
both of these conditions and their adjustment is
explained later in the manual.
CAUTION: Make sure mounting screws will not
puncture wiring harnesses, brake or fuel lines, or
the vehicle’s fuel tank. Some or all of these may
be located behind or under the mounting surface.
Note: Each enclosed mounting foot has a captive
nut for foot attachment to BassLink. Orient each
foot so its nut faces BassLink’s back. Enclosed
bolts may then be passed through BassLink using
front or top holes and fastened to the nuts in the
back or bottom. See Figures 3 and 4 for details.
VERTICAL MOUNTING
Slide the two (black) vertical mounting feet over the
bottom of BassLink until they snap into the indenta-
tions, as shown in Figure 3. Place BassLink (with its
feet) so the controls face the trunk or cargo interior
for easy adjustment. At each foot, insert a supplied
bolt through holes and tighten with a screwdriver.
Securely mount BassLink to the mounting surface
with the four enclosed tapping screws.
Figure 3.Vertical mounting of BassLink.
HORIZONTAL MOUNTING
Slide the four (gray) horizontal mounting feet over
the sides of BassLink until they snap into the
indentations, as shown in Figure 4.
Place BassLink (with its feet) so controls face up
for easy adjustment. At each foot, insert a supplied
bolt through holes and tighten with a screwdriver.
Securely mount BassLink to the mounting surface
with the four enclosed tapping screws.
Figure 4. Horizontal mounting of BassLink.
M B LOUNTING ASS INK
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Connect power to BassLink, as shown in Figure 5.
Also observe these installation tips:
• Use at least #12 AWG wire for the +BATT
(+12 Vdc) and GND (ground) connections. If
needed, use at least a #20 AWG wire for the
REM (remote) connection.
• Route all power wires through a grommet in
the vehicle’s firewall. If a factory grommet is
unavailable, install one.
• Connect a short GND wire from BassLink to the
nearest bare metal surface. For a good connec-
tion, scrape away paint from the metal surface
and use a screw with a lock (star) washer.
Figure 5. Power connections for BassLink.
• Install a fuse holder with a 20 A fuse within 18"
of the battery + terminal (see Figure 5).
• The REM connection requires +5 to +12 Vdc
signal for BassLink to turn on remotely. Most
head units with preamp outputs provide this
remote voltage signal. For speaker-level appli-
cations, a remote connection is not required,
since BassLink’s Auto Turn-On feature will
sense voltage on the speaker wires to
automatically turn on BassLink.
IMPORTANT: To enable BassLink’s Auto
Turn-On feature, set AUTO TURN-ON to the
AUTO position (see Figure 12 on page 6).
P COWER ONNECTIONS
BassLink is equipped with four line-level (RCA)
inputs and four speaker-level inputs. Any combina-
tion of line-level and speaker-level inputs may be
used to provide nonfading bass when connected to
a head unit with four outputs.
Figure 6. BassLink audio connections for a head
unit with two line-level or subwoofer (RCA) outputs.
To help you plan your installation, we included
five system applications in Figures 6 through 10
on pages 3 through 5. For more system ideas, see
your authorized Infinity car audio dealer.
Note: The applications show the remote SUB
LEVEL control which installs under the dashboard
for easy in-car bass level adjustments (see page 7).
APPLICATIONS
Produktspecifikationer
Varumärke: | Infinity |
Kategori: | Subwoofer |
Modell: | BassLink |
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