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Rear Panel Connections
1. AC POWER CORD INLET: Plugs into AC power receptacle. U.S. Model, 100-120Vac, 50/60Hz. All other
models, 200~240Vac, 50/60Hz.
2. FUSE: Insert a at blade screwdriver into the fuse holder located in the bottom portion of the AC Power
Cord inlet. Carefully pry the fuse holder free from its compartment to access fuse. (Note: Replace with
250VAC, 200mA fastblow type fuse.)
3. AC SELECTOR SWITCH: This switch is set at the factory to match the AC power requirements of the
country where it will be sold and should only be adjusted by a qualied technician.
4. OUTPUT: The output of the 382isw can be taken from the 1/4” Phone Jack or the RCA Jack. Both are
unbalanced and are the same point electronically. This allows both outputs to be used simultaneously,
eliminating the need for a “Y” cord in the event multiple outputs are required. The recommended single
load impedance is at least 10k Ohms. If both outputs are being used, a minimum of a 22k Ohm load per
device is required. (The “load” is determined by the input impedance of the next subsequent component
in the signal chain.) The maximum output is rated at +20dBu. The output impedance of the 382isw is
1K ohms. NOTE: Actual output level will vary due to the selected position of the Process, and the actual
input signal level.
5. INPUT: The input of the BBE 382isw is an unbalanced connection. Although is can be either a 1/4”
Phone Plug or an RCA Plug, it is recommended that only one input source is used. Both jacks are the
same point electronically, however, due to the input/output impedance characteristics of most audio
devices, a loss of signal may occur and/or damage to a component if both inputs are utilized. The input
impedance of the 382isw is 47k Ohms. The maximum signal level is +16dBu.
6. SUB WOOFER OUTPUT: The unbalanced low impedance line level output of the BBE 382isw can be
taken from the 1/4” Phone Jack or the RCA Jack.
WARNING! To prevent possible speaker or amplier damage, always
power-up peripheral devices rst, wait 10 seconds, and then turn on
the power amplier. Turn off power amplier rst, then power-down
peripheral devices.
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