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Details about DC output protection, thermal switches, and solid-state sensors for global reliability.
Identifies and describes front panel components like input attenuators, indicators, and power switch.
Identifies and describes rear panel components like binding posts, fuse holder, mains cord, and switches.
Warns about high internal voltage and the danger of opening the unit, as there are no user-serviceable parts.
Advises protection from moisture and liquids, and consulting a technician if spills occur.
Warns about high voltage at output connectors and the need to power off before handling them.
Details the procedure for changing fuses, including fuse types and values for different models and voltages.
Outlines the steps for connecting the amplifier to the mains, including power switch position and cable insertion.
Explains the balanced XLR input connector and its pinout for audio signal input.
Warns about connecting speakers, handling power amplifiers, and avoiding short circuits during output connections.
Prohibits connecting output connectors in parallel to prevent amplifier damage.
Warns against connecting amplifier outputs to other amplifiers, which can cause damage.
Advises against connecting output ground to input ground to prevent ground loops and feedback.
Explains how to configure the amplifier for stereo mode, including switch settings and wiring.
Warns against lifting mains earth due to potential short circuits and recommends using the unit's switch.
Describes the power-up sequence, including connecting inputs/outputs, setting attenuators, and the delay-on system.
Critical warning about high voltage inside the amplifier even when off, requiring mains disconnection before opening.
Cautionary advice to protect the amplifier from moisture and spills when the unit is open.
Warns against using resistors below 3K16, which can cause amplifier misoperation.
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