If you switch it "off" will your radio still operate? That is, does your signal still pass through the amp when it's off?
1548396
It should, it is only amplifing the output. should be aprox 7watts non amplified
1548397
Yes it does.My friend and I mounted them on our motorcycles we never have to switch them on till we get way out of range.Normaly we leave them off and the radio works just fine.
2077467
Yes. Use input 2 (for some reason this is the primary input, and input 1 is secondary). Then, there is a switch on the back of the amp, slide it to manual (the auto setting allows the amp to turn off if it hears no significant input for about 5 seconds.) This auto/manual switch only effects input 2, input 1 will always do the turn on and off thing based upon what it is hearing for input). The instructions explain this but, its not very clear.
186610
Yes. I've owned this head unit for about 6 months. Whichever input you set (tuner, aux, Bluetooth, etc.), it will remain on that setting even after turning off and on your vehicle. It's a great unit .... I highly recommend it. Hope this helps.
1494790
I assume you are refering to the "automatic signal sensing" feature, or better called "auto on/off". The answer is yes! It automaticaly turns itself on when when you begin listening to music (signal sensing), then turns itself off if no music is playing (does not sense a signal). It's a great feature. And a great subwoofer!
1132665
Yes! I thought it was something in the old one going bad so I bought a new one and all was fine for a few weeks now it is doing the same thing. It doesn't seem to matter whether the power to the receiver is on or off. As long as the woofer is plugged in it will randomly start the feed back loop which can only be stopped by turning off the woofer. Sorry I don't have any answers.
2180862
The auto on/off should work on any version of this sub. My 12" has a great functioning auto on/off. It can be bypassed by simply turning the sub into the on position. It does have a very fast auto on/off switch and will sometimes turn off due to lack of a signal in the middle of watching a T.V. show or movie. It's rare that this will occur but this sub wastes no time shutting the amp off if it does not receive a signal for a short amount of time. No worries you can simply move the switch to the on setting and it will not shut off until you turn it off manually.
351592
I put a 20 amp switch ahead of the unit to turn it off. It works as a "kill switch". I know of no other way of solving your problem...
968140
Yes run the amp remote turn on, off the PAC unit. I used the rear RCA outputs when I installed mine and just adjusted the gain settings on the rear channel inside the PAC unit.
515260
It does. However, the comments about it shutting off from a weak signal are all too true. Some "genius" at Sharp hooked the signal input from the antenna to the auto-shutoff circuit. So, even though the radio is playing just fine, if the signal is below a certain level, the system cuts off after 15min and there is no way to disable the auto-shutdown. That being said, it is a good system and I would buy another one. I just wish the "genius" had called in sick the day they were working on that part of it.Hope this helps.
110415
The Emotiva UPA-200 may be switched from standby to on using a switch on the front pannel. I don't believe there would be a problem with leaving the amplifier on. Although switching the amplifier to standby when not in use would be preferred. Hope this helps you. Good luck!
1741041
Yes signal will pass through,but will not be amped without any power ( If you believe this thing actually works). I have 1 of these and find absolutely no increase in signal strength with it . I base this on fact that I can take power inserter out of the line and there is no signal drop and when I put inserter back inline there is no signal strength increase. Once better weather is here I plan on going up on the roof and taking the amp completely out and throwing it off the roof since it was obviously a waste of time and money to put it up there and if anything it is just one more piece to to cause signal loss.. The drop amp we got works great Yes signal will pass through,but will not be amped without any power ( If you believe this thing actually works). I have 1 of these and find absolutely no increase in signal strength with it . I base this on fact that I can take power inserter out of the line and there is no signal drop and when I put inserter back inline there is no signal strength increase. Once better weather is here I plan on going up on the roof and taking the amp completely out and throwing it off the roof since it was obviously a waste of time and money to put it up there and if anything it is just one more... » Read More Yes signal will pass through,but will not be amped without any power ( If you believe this thing actually works). I have 1 of these and find absolutely no increase in signal strength with it . I base this on fact that I can take power inserter out of the line and there is no signal drop and when I put inserter back inline there is no signal strength increase. Once better weather is here I plan on going up on the roof and taking the amp completely out and throwing it off the roof since it was obviously a waste of time and money to put it up there and if anything it is just one more piece to to cause signal loss.. The drop amp we got works great « Show Less
962886
I have to turn it off by the switch if I'm using maps or other things on the phone. It will cut out the radio station if if I leave it on.
1287005
There is no on-off switch. The unit draws very little power from its wall-wart power supply which would remain powered-up even with the unit switched off. I recommend leaving it on or controlling it along with the other audio equipment. Powering it up while monitoring its output results in a loud "thump."
974829
I have a 2012 street glide and wired it directly to the battery. When the switch is off the amp is off. Then comes on when the switch is turned on.
1191720
Hi, can someone explain to me what a reote power-on means? Do this mean that the AMP can be powered on-off only when the Head Unit is on? And it automatically turned off if the head unit is off?
1894705
If it gets turned off by the volume knob and still has power going to it it will stay on what ever channel it was left on. If when the car turns off it loses power it will loose the channel
40184
Greetings: I am using this inline with my ignition wire to cut out engine noise to the amplifier. It worked a little and only after I turned the gain down on my amp did all the noise go away. That's all I know about the operation of this product.