VX600/6i - Receiver JL Audio - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL VX600/6i JL Audio

600W Full-Range 6-Channel Class D Amplifier with Integrated DSP

CONNECTION GUIDE

Thank you for purchasing a J. Audio amplifier for your sound system.

Your amplifier has been designed and manufactured to exacting standards in order to ensure years of musical enjoyment. For maximum performance, we highly recommend that you have your new amplifier installed by an authorized JL Audio dealer. Your authorized dealer has the training, expertise and installation equipment to ensure optimum performance from this product. Should you decide to install the amplifier yourself, please take the time to read the manual thoroughly to familiarize yourself with its installation requirements and setup procedures.

If you have any questions regarding the instructions in this manual or any aspect of your amplifier's operation, please contact your authorized JL Audio dealer for assistance. If you need further assistance, please contact the JL Audio Technical Support Department at [e-mail] or call [phone] during business hours.

Installation Applications

This amplifier is designed for operation with 12 volt, negative-ground electrical systems. Using this product in systems with positive ground and/or voltages other than 12V may result in damage to the product and will void the warranty. This product is not certified or approved for use in aircraft.

Product Description

This is a six-channel, full-range Class D amplifier equipped with the second generation of JL Audio's NexD2™ high-speed switching technology. It is engineered to deliver reference-grade audio amplification with outstanding efficiency and unprecedented, built-in processing power. Instead of traditional analog processing controlled by knobs and switches, VSG amplifiers feature an integrated DSP (Digital Signal Processor). The amplifier and its integrated DSP are configured using an external device (IPC, Tablet or iPhone), with the appropriate JL Audio TUN™ application installed. (See What Is TUN™ section for more info.)

Planning Your Installation

It is important that you take the time to read this manual thoroughly and that you plan your installation carefully. It is very easy to damage expensive vehicle systems in modern automobiles. Never assume that you have found appropriate wires without consulting a reliable wiring diagram, or without analyzing with proper test equipment. If you are uncomfortable or unfamiliar with reading diagrams or testing methods, please enlist the services of your authorized iL Audio dealer to perform the installation. Your authorized dealer has the training expertise and installation equipment to ensure optimum performance from this product. The following are some considerations that you must take into account when planning your installation.

8.72 m 2.24 mm 5.53 m 141 mm 9.81 m 230 mm VASCO3 LAUDIO 8.67 m 168 mm

250μs 50 mm ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨

Safety Considerations

• Install your amplifier in a dry, well-ventilated location that

does not interfere with your vehicle's safety equipment

all bags, seal belt systems, ABS brake system Do not mount the amplittes in the engine

compartment or in any areas of extreme heat

- Securely mount the amplifier so that it does not come

loose in the event of a collision'sudden jolt or as a result

of repeated vibrations during normal operation.

- Check before drilling to make sure that you will not be drilling into

a fuel tank, gas/brake line, wiring harness, or other vital system.

- Do not run system wiring outside or underthest in the electrical line. This is an external necessary unit

vehicle vessel. This is an extremely dangerous which can result in severe damage/disrupt.

• Take the necessary precautions when making

connections to the vehicle's battery.

- Protect all system wires from sharp edges by carefully routing them.

lying them down and using grominets and loom where appropriate.

- Secure all wiring as needed, using cable ties or wire clamps

to protect them from moving parts and sharp edges.

Cooling Efficiency Considerations

The outer shell of your JL Audio amplifier is designed to remove heat from the amplifier circuitry. For optimum cooling performance, this outer shell should be exposed to as large a volume or air as possible. Enclosing the amplifier in a small, poorly ventilated chamber can lead to excessive heat build-up and degraded performance. If an installation calls for an enclosure around the amplifier, we recommend that this enclosure be ventilated with the ate of a tin. In normal applications, fan cooling is not necessary. If mounting the amplifier under a seat, make sure there is at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) of space above the amplifier's outer shell to permit proper cooling.

What is Included

(1) Amplifier (1) Power Connection

(1) Reading Input/Pre-Out Harness (1) Speaker Output Harness

(1) JL Audio Badge (4) Corner Caps

(1) USE A/B Cable (6 ft/1.8 mi) [1] Corner Cap Tool (2) Shiller Line Gas Machine Turbine (7) 34 mm Line

(2) Silver Transgress (1) 3 mm Hex Kitch

(1) Connection Guide

JL Audio Badge

To complement the amplifier's mounting orientation, the logo badge includes a recessed key feature allowing it to be affixed at 90 degree increments on the amplifier's top. To install, remove the adhesive backing and press the badge at the desired orientation.

1 Power Connector

The VX500/S's "+12 VOC" and "Ground" connections are designed to accept 4 AWG copper wire. Note: Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA) wire is not recommended. A AWG is the required copper wire wire for this amplification.

- For expressions from the positive (-1.2%) better next to the amplification

A. Run copper wire from the positive [12%] battery pass to the amplifier mounting location. If additional amplifiers are being installed, run the appropriate gauge copper wire for the combined maximum current draw, and install a fused distribution block near the amplifiers.

1. An appropriate fuse (solid separately; at the main power wire(s) is vital for vehicle safety. This fuse must be installed within 18 inches (45 cm) of the battery post connection. If this is the only device connected to this main wire, use a 50 A fuse. Do not install the fuse until the power wire has been securely connected to the amplifier.

C. The ground connection should be made to a clean, solid metal grounding point using copper wire, and kept as short as possible. The metal surface of the grounding point should be sanded to create a clean, metal-to-metal connection. For optimal grounding, we recommend using a JL Audio EC5 master ground lug (XB-MGLV). All ground connections (source unit and amplifiers) should be made at the same location.

D. The remote connection should be made to the source unit's positive (+12V) remote turn-on output. If your source unit does not have a dedicated remote turn-on output, consider one of the alternative turn-on options (See Turn-On Mode section for more info.)

2 Analog Input/Pre-Out Harness

The Analog Input Harness accepts the following connections:

Line-Level Analog Inputs: Six female RCA jacks feed a differential balanced input section, providing a high degree of input flexibility, and retaining superior noise rejection. This type of input architecture also allows the VX600/61 to cleanly accept any analog audio signal up to 16 VRMS, without using a line-output converter.

Preamp Outputs: Two female, RCA jacks deliver line level, analog audio outputs (Max 4V RMS) that are compatible with most types of aftermarket equipment. These are configured with the TUN Software Interface.

Remote: This connection provides a positive (1.12V) turn on voltage (475 mA limit) to activate other aftermarket equipment (similar to an aftermarket head unit's remote turn on leads).

Vallet: When connected to negative ground, this connection activates the Vallet Mode Preset and will remain active until the ground connection is removed. This preset is configured using the TUN Software Interface and will override any DRC controlled preset.

Corner Cap Installation and Removal

The corner caps are designed to conceal the amplifier's mounting holes and hardware. To install, simply press a corner cap into each mounting hole. To avoid scratching the amplifier's chassis during removal, use the included, plastic corner cap tool and lift below each cap.

Making Connections

VXI amplifiers utilize removable plugs and harnesses to make the following connections:

•PowerConnector

To connect the power, ground and remote turn-on wires to the amplifier, back out the set screws on the connector using the supplied hex wrenches. Strip back 3/8 inch (10 mm) of insulation from the end of each wire and insert the bare wire into the receptacle on the power connector plug, setting it firmly so that no bare wire is exposed. While holding each wire in place, tighten each set screw firmly, taking care not to strip the head of the screw. Install the power connector by plugging it into the amplifier's power connector receptacle, pushing firmly.

- Analog Input/Pre-Out Harness

This harness includes connections for Signal Input (RCA plugs), Preamp Outputs (RCA plugs), Remote Turn-On Output (wire lead) and Vales Input (wire lead). Select either the included black hex cap machine screws or the silver thumbscrews to secure the Analog Input Harness connector to the amplifier.

• Speaker Output Harness

This harness includes output wire leads to connect with speaker cables

Turn-On Mode

Vxi amplifiers can be switched on and off using one of three methods, configured by the 'Turn On Mode' setting in the TalN™ Software Interface. Refer to the table below for detailed info and decide which option is best suited for your specific system.

Serving mode reference condition
Date/Year	Conventional Professional	Fair grade is satisfied by your course work.
12-13	DC Official Serving Order	Actively started on the 12-13 school, but was not available for the Primary Connection Formulation. Fair grade is prepared.
14	DC Official Serving Order	Actively started on the 14-15 school, but was not available for the Primary Connection Formulation. Fair grade is prepared.
16	Supraal Serving Order	Actively started on the 16-17 school, but was not available for the Primary Connection Formulation. Fair grade is prepared.

3 Speaker Output Harness

Connect the speaker output leads to the corresponding speaker wires.

4 JLid COMM

Connect optional accessories (VXI, BTC, VXI, HUB, etc.) to this port.

5 JLid-CTRL

Connect optional DRC (Digital Remote Controller) wired controllers to this port.

6 SD + Reset

Lift the dust cover to access the following utility functions:

Reset Buttons: Use a small pin to perform the following:

Reboot Amp - Press and release the right button.

Factory Reset (wipe memory, reboot amp) - Press and hold the left

button for 7 seconds.

Micro SD Slot: For service/future expansion.

7 USB

This USB A/B port permits connection to a computer for configuration and tuning, using the TON® Software.

8 DIGITAL-In

Tosink port accepts 2-channel digital audio signal from any optical (S/FDF) digital output, with a sample rate up to 192 kHz.

9 DIGITAL-Out

Provides a digital audio output (24 bit/96 MHz) that is not susceptible to RF interference or noise-generating electrical conditions. By default, this is a pass-through audio output, with no signal processing applied, and intended for use with other equipment that have an optical (Testlink) digital audio input (SPDIF) port. Using the TUI Software Interface, you may configure this output's routing, equalization, output level and DRC control functionality.

Wiring Diagram - VX600/61

Wiring Diagram - VX600/6I +12 VDC Positive (+12V) Battery Connection Ground Negative (-) Ground Connection Remote - Positive (-12V) Turn-On Input From Source Unit JLid-COMM Optional Network Hub or Bluetooth® Communicator Connection (Solid Separately) JLid-CTRL - Optional Digital Remote Controller (DICI) Connection (Solid Separately) Analog INPUTS / PRE-OUTS Input 6 - Ch. 6 Input Input 5 - Ch. 3 Input Input 4 - Ch. 4 Input Input 3 - Ch. 3 Input Input 2 - Ch. 2 Input Input 1 - Ch. 1 Input Pre-Out Right Analog Preamp Output Pre-Out Left - Analog Preamp Output Remote Turn On Output (+12V) Valot Valet Preset Toggle I F: To Speaker(s): (+ and -) E: To Speaker(s): (+ and -) D: To Speakers: (+ and -) C: To Speakers: (+ and -) B: To Speakers: (+ and -) A: To Speaker(s): (+ and -) DIGITAL-In - From Optical Digital (N/PDF) Source DIGITAL-Out - To Optical Digital (S/PDF) Input on Nest Device USB A/B Cable - To Computer with TunTM software installed Speaker Outputs Optical Audio Cables Included Not Included

LED Status/Condition Reporting

LEDs located on the chassis top and connection panel are used to communicate amplifier status and condition. Refer to the table below for the location and meaning for each behavior.

USB Location	Release	Status/Condition
10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000	Running Red	Control/stop
	Running Red	Control Temperature
	Tracking Yellow	Excess Control
Upper Light 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Connections

Power Connector
Connection Type Capacity Description
-14 VDC, 16A 800V, Positive 10V Power Connection to Battery General: 1.0kW High Voltage 200V Current Ground Connection
Internal: 1.0kW High DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Interface Input Source: 2.0kW
Analog Input Names
Label	Map/Map Color	Description
Input 1: White 50C Channel Signal Input Input 2 Red 50C Channel 3 Signal Input Input 3 White 50C Channel 3 Signal Input Input 4 Red 50C Channel 4 Signal Input Input 5 White 50C Channel 5 Signal Input Input 6 Red 50C Channel 2 Signal Input Input 7 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 8 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 9 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 10 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 11 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 12 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 13 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 14 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 15 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 16 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 17 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 18 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 19 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 20 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 21 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 22 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 23 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 24 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 25 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 26 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 27 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 28 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 29 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 30 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 31 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 32 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 33 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 34 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 35 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 36 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 37 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 38 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 39 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 40 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 41 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 42 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 43 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 44 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 45 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 46 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 47 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 48 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 49 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 50 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 51 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 52 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 53 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 54 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 55 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 56 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 57 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 58 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 59 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 60 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 61 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 62 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 63 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 64 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 65 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 66 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 67 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 68 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 69 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 70 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 71 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 72 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 73 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 74 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 75 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 76 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 77 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 78 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 79 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 80 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 81 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 82 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 83 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 84 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 85 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 86 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 87 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 88 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 89 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 90 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 91 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 92 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 93 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 94 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 95 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 96 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 97 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 98 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 99 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Input 100 Red 50C Channel 1 Signal Input Output: 1.0kW High DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Interface Input Source: 2.0kW Low DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Interface Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Interface Input Source: 1.0kW High DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Interface Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Interface Input Source: 1.0kW High DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Interface Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Interface Input Source: 1.0kW High DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW High DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW High DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCU, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW High DCu, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCu, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW High DCu, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCu, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW High DCu, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input Source: 1.0kW Medium DCu, Positive 1.0kW Digital Intermediate Input /

Specifications

Amplifier specifications
Ampic Film Technology		Duo-Gen (free 20% high-speed Class 3)
System Summary Type		Unplanned MDS of Solating
Commering Inhibits		In 17/18/2016
Alfa, Copper Precursor/SMC type		4.0kW
Recomational Type		30 kV
Strometry Current Density		2.4mW
Input Voltage Range		200 mV~10 V 50Hz
Rated RMS Power of 14.4V, <1.4 V 10Hz		200 mA·g p=12	1000 mA·g p=12	2500 mA·g p=12 Brapped
Rated RMS Power of 12.5V, <1.4 V 10Hz		600 mA·g p=12	500 mA·g p=12	1000 mA·g p=12 Brapped
Frequency Response		12 Hz~24kHz, d=3Hz
Signal Input	S/N Ratio (2.4 W/Hz, 20 Hz) (see Reference Data)	90 dB/Max power and good power (80 dB/Max power to 1 Hz)
	S/N Ratio (2.4 W/Hz, 20 Hz) (see Reference Data)	90 dB/Max power and good power (80 dB/Max power to 1 Hz)
Operating Source		p=100*124 μs/Hz, p=22*178 μs/Hz
OSI Specifications
Processor		MM-AS728 processing of 24x20Hz line
Pulsed Type	Type	Line And, Different or Enhanced
	Number of Channels	0.5-channel corrected by RCA, links
Input Method	Type	SPOR Optical arc channel, measured "clock-pool"
	Rt Depth/Range Rate	Up to 24x20Hz line
Output Method	Type	1.2-level, channel corrected by RCA, links
	Base Output Line	4 x 6Hz
Output Method	Type	SPOR Optical arc channel, measured "clock-pool"
	Rt Depth/Range Rate	27 x 5Hz line
Dimensions
La Wa/H		1.81 mm x 0.25 in 250mm x 500mm x 500mm x 500mm

What is TiiN?

TUN™ is software that you use to configure, tune and control your VSI amplifier, and other JL Audio DSP products. TUN™ automatically recognizes what it is connected to, and allows you to make adjustments with a clear interface specifically set up for that product. TUN™ is available for download for free in a variety of applications, for computers and most handheld devices. For more information, visit jlaudio.com/du

For Windows® PC or Mac® computers, TalN™ connects via USB and offers complete control and command of the entire VXI feature set from the comfort of your desk or driver's seat software also runs in demo mode, without connected amplifiers, for offline setup or demo purposes. Test drive it for free!

For iPad or Android tablets, Enjoy the full-featured TiN™ software experience on your tablet, with the freedom of a wireless connection via Bluetooth®. Requires VXI-BTC Bluetooth® Communicator.

Wireless connection and streamlined options, for fast and simple amplifier setup. Download TuW™ Express for iPhone, iPad and Android phones & tablets. Requires VXI-BTC Bluetooth® Communicator.

Limited Warranty - Amplifiers (USA)

J. Audio warrants this product to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a part of two (2) years from the original date of purchase. This warranty is not transfectible and applies only to the original purchases from an authorized J. Audio dealer. Should devise to necessary under this warranty for any reason due to manufacturing defect or malfunction, J. Audio will use its discretion, repair or replace the defective product with new or remunerated products at no charge. Damage caused by the following a net amount under warranty: accident, misuse, abuse, product modification or neglect, failure in follow institution instructions, unambiguered repair attempts, recommendations by the owner. This warranty thus not cover industrial or consequential damages and does not cover the loss of removing or restructuring the unit(s) Cosmetic damage due to accident or normal cause and effect is not covered under warranty.

Warranty is void if the product's serial number has been removed or defaced. Any applicable implied warranties are limited in duration to the period of the express warranty as provided herein beginning with the date of the original purchase at retail, and no warranties, whether express or implied, that apply to this product thereafter. Some states do not allow limitations on implied warranties therefore these exceptions may not apply in you. The warranty goes your specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state in state.

If you need service on your JL AUDIO product:

All warranty returns should be sent to J. Aude's Amplifier Service Facility freight-spaid through an instrument J. Audio dealer and must be accumulated by proof of purchase a may of the original deposit appeal, Creek, revenues from consumers or non-authorised dealers will be refused unless specifically authorized by J. Aude with a valid return authorization number Warranty Verizon on products returned without proof of purchase will be determined from the manufacturing date coverage. Coverage may be invalidated as this date is previous to purchase date. Non-infective items, received will be returned freight-receivable. Customer is responsible for shipping changes and insurance in sending the product to J. Aude Freight damage on return is not covered under warranty.

For Service Information in the U.S.A. please call

JL Audio Customer Service

[phone] 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM (Eastern Time Zone)

JE Audio, INC.

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International Warranties:

Products purchased outside the United States of America are covered only by that country's distributor and not by IL Audio, Inc.