Accuphase C-280 - Voltage Selector

Phono Jack
XLR Type Connector
Normally,
to a power amplifier via the phono
the output signal is sent
jack. The C-280 includes high quality
audio cables as an accessory. When
these cables are used, the left and
Yight channel cables should either be
twisted together or routed close
together and attached to some object
at several points with tape and con-
nected to the power amp.
If the output from the 600-ohm
balanced XLR type connectors is fed
into unbalanced XLR type connectors,
such as those on the ACCUPHASE M-100,
the output impedance of the C-280
will become 300 ohms.
SWITCHED / UNSWITCHED —— AC Outlets
SWITCHED
Use these outlets to supply power to
other components in your audio
system. Power to the other components
will then be turned on and off by the
C-280's power switch. Remember that
the total power consumption of the
components connected to these outputs
should not exceed 400 watts.
UNSWITCHED
as the C-280's power cord is
into a wall socket, these
supply power to other com-
ponents regardless of the position of
the C-280's power switch. The total
power consumption of the components
connected to these outputs should not
exceed 200 watts.
As long
plugged
outlets
Remarks: These switched and un-
switched outlets may not be supplied
depending on the safety standards or
regulations applicable in the par-
ticular country to where the unit is
destined.
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
Use this selector to adapt this unit
to the power supply voltage in your
area. The switches have already been
set to the proper setting for the
country to which each unit is
destined. If you use the unit in an
area where the power supply is dif-
ferent, the voltage selector must be
changed accordingly. The voltage
selector can be set to any of four
voltages: 100V, 117V, 220V and 240V.
To change the position of the voltage
selector, unscrew the two screws
holding the voltage selector panel
and remove the panel. When both the
top and bottom switches are in the
right positions, the unit is set to
240V; if the top switch is in the
right and the bottom switch is in the
left position, the setting is 220V.
The present voltage setting is read
by following the white line on the
voltage cover from the top white dot
to the bottom one. The voltage writ-
ten along the path of that line shows
the voltage setting. After having
reset the voltage selector to the
proper setting, replace the panel and
screws.
FUSE
This is an AC line fuse. If after use
the amplifier should fail to operate
due to fuse failure, check its cause
and eliminate it, before replacing
the fuse. Sometimes a fuse may fail
by itself without cause. Use the
same type slow-blow 2A fuse for 100,
117V area and 1A for 220, 240V when
making fuse replacements.
If you move to an area with a dif-
ferent power supply voltage, or if
the fuse blows to shut off all power,
consult your nearest ACCUPHASE dealer
for instructions.