FRONT PANEL PUSHBUTTON
INDICATOR LAMPS:
In all cases of use of C 30 front panel pushbut-
tons, the IN or ON position is indicated by a red lamp
above the switch.
TAPE RECORDER FRONT PANEL CONNECTION:
Input and output facilities are available at the
TAPE IN-OUT jacks on the front panel. These front
panel jacks make connections without having to
have access to the rear panel. When using the front
panel jacks, the rear panel TAPE 2 INPUT jacks are
disconnected automatically. A metal shielded 1/4
inch stereo phone plug is used for best shielding.
Connections follow the industry standards and are
tip: left signal, ring: right signal, and sleeve: com-
mon ground.
HEADPHONES:
The front panel HEADPHONE jack has been
designed to feed low impedance dynamic head-
phones. Electrostatic headphones generally require
higher power than dynamic headphones and are
connected to the output terminals on the power
amplifier.
Plug headphones into either front panel HEAD-
PHONE jack. Adjust the front panel headphone
VOLUME control for comfortable headphone listen-
ing.
The main volume control also affects headphone
volume and must be turned up to a reasonable level
prior to adjusting the headphone volume control.
An amplifier in the C 30 provides the power that
feeds both the HEADPHONE jacks on the front
panel and the LINE OUTPUT jacks on the rear panel.
PANLOC:
Mclntosh developed PANLOC mounting brings
professional installation technique to home stereo
systems. When the PANLOC brackets are installed
in the cabinet, the unit slides easily in place to the
intermediate position. Latches on the sides of the
unit snap into position at this point. By pressing
these spring latches inward, they release and allow
the unit to slide completely into the cabinet. Then
depress the front panel PANLOC buttons to their IN
position to lock the unit into the cabinet. Depressing
the PANLOC buttons again causes them to release
to their OUT position, allowing the unit to be remov-
ed to the intermediate position. Press the in-
termediate latches again to allow the unit to be
removed from the cabinet.
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