TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

6.0 THE REAR PANEL
6.1 THE MAINS SECTION
(01) Voltage Selector/Fuse Holder
To change the voltage or access the fuse use a screwdriver to lift up the
fuse holder/ voltage selector part. S
The 4 available voltages (100-120-220-240 V) are marked into the
fuseholder and the currently selected voltage is indicated by a small arrow.
if changing voltage setting the fuse size must be correct as well.
Fuse values for the 100-120 or 220-240V ranges respectively are indicated
on the rear panel.
Normally 110 V users should use the setting indicated by ‘120’. This setting
covers from 103 to 127 V absolute limits of the mains voltage.
However at heavily loaded locations the 100 V might be more appropiate.
This setting covers from 94V to 116V as the absolute limits.
The other voltage settings cover +/- 10 % limits of the selected voltage.
(02) Main Fuse
If shifting fuse take care that the fuseholder part is orientated correctly
before slipping it back so that you do not accidentially change the voltage.
Fuse values for the 100-120 or 220-240V ranges respectively are indicated
on the rear panel.
(03) Mains Connection
Connect the TC 2290 to mains power with the mains cord that comes with
the TC 2290. The wiring is according to the IEC standard with the mid pin
of the mains connector socket connected to the chassis of the TC 2290. -
So be very careful if you ever have to use an ‘unauthorized’ cord.

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

General

Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English