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Check carton for damage, unpack AC mains cable, remote control handset, and batteries. Handle unit carefully.
Connect AC mains cable, switch on via rear rocker switch. Unit enters 'Standby' mode. Check mains voltage.
TEMPO has security systems for operational protection. Fuse types are 2A (TEMPO 1) and 2.5A (TEMPO 2).
Adjust system balance to compensate for input channel imbalance. Use volume keys to alter balance.
Assign names to inputs using LIBRARY key and volume keys. Press LOCK to store selection. Names are unique.
Decrease input sensitivity in 1dB steps using LIBRARY key. Match levels between inputs using MUTE/SELECT keys.
Limit input selection to assigned names. Use SELECT key to choose between 'no Loop' and 'YE Loop'.
Lock maximum volume position as a safety feature. Hold LOCK key until volume setting blinks to engage/disable.
LIBRARY key selects personalization options. LOCK key stores settings. SELECT key changes inputs or standby.
VOLUME +/- adjusts output. MUTE silences audio. Functions duplicated on remote control handset.
BRIGHTNESS adjusts screen illumination. MONITOR mode listens to signals via connected units.
Use soft, lint-free cloth, avoid abrasives and solvents. Do not open casing; consult dealer for issues.
Machines are designed to be upgradable. Contact your dealer for upgrades to higher models or modifications.
TEMPO is part of the STAGE series. Other products include CD players, DACs, tuners, and loudspeakers.
Warranted against manufacturing faults for 1 year. Return unit with sales receipt. Specific exclusions apply.
Details specifications for TEMPO 1, TEMPO 2, and TEMPO P including inputs, outputs, power, and dimensions.
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