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Detailed

instructions

Connections

Mains

connection

Connection

to

antenna

Connecting

audio

inputs

from

record

player,

CD

player,

tape

deck

and

TV

The

CC4

Control

Center

is

designed

to

allow

sufficient

room

for

plugs

and

cables

between

the

rear

connector

jacks

and

the

rear

cover.

After

completing

the

wiring,

the

cover

should

be

replaced

in

its

guides.

Before

plugging

the

unit into

the

mains

outlet,

ensure

that

the

local

supply

voltage

corresponds

to

the

preset

voltage

on

your

CC4.

The

unit

has

been

set

in

the

factory

for

220...240

V

50/60

Hz

operation.

Conver-

sion

to

110...220

V

operation

is

possible

but

should

only

be

carried

out

by

a

specialist.

The

CC4

switches

to

standby

mode

when

plugged

in.

On

first

plugging

in

or

after

a

long

interruption

in

power

supply,

the

dis-

play

shows

a

dot

only.

If

there

is

a

short

interruption

in

the

power

supply

while

the

clock

is

running,

the

display

will

show

CLOCK

to

indicate

that

the

built-in

clock

must

be

reset.

Do

not

switch

on

the

power

yet.

The

“75

Q"

is

normally

connected

via

a

coaxial

cable

(75

ohm)

to

an

FM

antenna

or

wall

antenna

outlet

for

an

FM/AM

group

antenna.

The

other

antenna

connections

are

explained

on

page

21.

The

enclosed

auxiliary

antenna

will

normally

permit

good

reception

of

strong

FM

and

AM

stations.

This

antenna

needs

only

be

routed

away

from

the

Control

Center

(pos-

sibly

behind

furniture).

In

locations

with

poor

reception

and

for

high

quality

recep-

tion

of

remote

stations,

an

external

antenna

is

required.

(It

may

be

necessary

to

mount

this

so

that

it

can

be

turned.)

Connecting

the

power

amplifier

Arecord

player,

CD

player,

two

cassette

decks

and

the

preamplifier

output

of

a

TV

can

be

connected

to

the

CC4

Control

Cen-

ter.

The

CC4

is

fully

compatible

in

design

and

specifications

with

the

atelier

system

components.

The

audio

sources

are

connected

with

the

appropriate

twin

jacks

(left

channel

with

the

upper

jack,

right

with

the

lower).

The

“phono”

input

can

be

connected

to

record

players

with

magnetic

or

moving

coil

cartridges.

The

slide

switch

“phono

mm/

mc”

must

be

set

to

“mm”

for

magnetic

and

“me”

for

moving

coil

cartridges.

The

ground

from

the

record

player

is

connected

to

the

“ground”

screw

terminal.

The

“cd”

twin

jacks

can

be

connected

to

a

CD

player

or

other

high

level

audio

source.

The

“TV”

twin

jacks

should

be

connected

with

the

output

from

the

preamplifier

of

a

TV

(“pre

out”

on

the

TV3)

in

order

to

use

automatic

audio

control

(TVA)

to

play

TV

-sound

through

the

hifi

system.

The

CC4

then

switches

on

automatically

if

the

TV

provides

an

audio

output

signal,

with

the

CC4

tone

contro!

disabled,

balance

set

to

centre

and

volume

to

VOL

65.

The'control-

settings

cannot

be

changed.

Operation

is

exclusively

via

the

remote

control

unit

set

to

“television”.

TV

sets

without

a

preamplifier

output

but

with

outputs

at

tape

or

line

level

can

similarly

be

connected

to

the

“tv”

jacks.

Automatic

audio

control

is

not

possible,

and

volume

and

tone

must

be

set

via

the

remote

control

unit

set

to

“audio”.

Tape

decks

must

be

connected

to

the

“tape”

or

“tape2”

twin

jacks.

The

“tape

out”

and

“tape2

out”

jacks

supply

a

high

level

signal

for

the

line

input

of

the

cassette

deck.

An

adaptor

with

suitable

resistance

is

needed

for

units

with

current

feed

input.

The

audio

signal

for

playback

is

led

from

the

audio

source

to

the

“tape1

in”

and

“tape2

in”

twin

jacks.

The

two

inputs

“tape

in”

and

“tape2

in”

are

suitable

for

tape

decks

with

separate

record

and

playback

heads

and

enable

source

and

tape

monitoring.

Any

output

controls

on

audio

sources

should

be

set

so

that

playback

volume

is

constant

when

switching

from

fm

reception

to

other

audio

inputs.

Input

sensitivity

can

also

be

adjusted

on

the

CC4

(see

section

“setting

input

sensitivity”).

Mono

audio

sources

are

connected

to

only

one

input

jack.

Press

the

“mono”

button

for

playback

through

both

loudspeakers.

For

normal

stereo

playback

connect

the

twin

“pre

out1”

jacks

on

the

CC4

to

the

input

jacks

of

the

stereo

power

amplifier.

Use

an

audio

cable

and

ensure

that

the

channels

are

correctly

connected.

For

larger

stereo

configurations

a

second

stereo

power

amplifier

can

be

connected

with

the

“pre

out2”

twin

jacks,

Use

the

buttons

“out1”

and

“out2”

to

switch

the

signal

for

the

amplifiers

connected

to

these

jacks.

The

status

is

shown

in

the

display.

With

power

amplifiers

in

the

atelier

line

that

have

a

control

connector

(“speaker

remote1

/2”

—

for

example

the

PA4

—

also

connect

the

“speaker

remote”

jack

on

the

CC4

to

the

power

amplifier

jack

“speaker

remote1”

using

the

control

cable

supplied

with

the

amplifier.

This

allows

you

to

switch

the

power

amplifier

and

the

speakers

con-

nected

to

it

on

and

off

from

the

remote

control

unit.

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