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How do I connect and power Heritage Audio 80 Series Modules with the FRAME 8?

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DeKhloe
12/17/2025, 08:36:34 AM

Connecting and powering your Heritage Audio 80 Series Modules with the FRAME 8 is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide: First, locate the Edge Connector for each channel on your FRAME 8. This is where you'll connect your 80 Series Modules. Next, align the 80 Series Module with the Edge Connector and gently insert it until it's securely in place. Then, use the rail on the front panel to fasten and secure the module. The FRAME 8 provides the necessary power, so no separate power source is needed for the 80 Series Modules. If you have multiple modules, simply repeat these steps for each one. Following these steps ensures your 80 Series Modules are correctly connected and powered, allowing you to get the most out of your Heritage Audio setup.

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