I am not sure that there is anything awry with your system. The servo-crossover should be turned on before the bass power amplifier(s). When first switched on, the red "power on" indicator should illuminate, and the green "servo on" should come on a few seconds later. It's then safe to turn on your amplifiers.
As the manual explains, if your preamp has two sets of outputs, you can wire the mid/hi frequency panels directly to your mid/hi power amp. That is the preferred way to connect this system.
When powering your system down, the best practice is to turn the amplifiers off first, and then the servo-crossover.
You should also check the gain of your bass amplifier(s) and set the open loop gain compensation switch (on the servo-controller back panel) accordingly. Note that especially if you are using bridged anplifiers, you'll need to reduce the gain with that switch.
As the manual explains, if your preamp has two sets of outputs, you can wire the mid/hi frequency panels directly to your mid/hi power amp. That is the preferred way to connect this system.
When powering your system down, the best practice is to turn the amplifiers off first, and then the servo-crossover.
You should also check the gain of your bass amplifier(s) and set the open loop gain compensation switch (on the servo-controller back panel) accordingly. Note that especially if you are using bridged anplifiers, you'll need to reduce the gain with that switch.