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Yamaha PC4002 - Installation Precautions

Yamaha PC4002
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INSTALLATION
PRECAUTIONS
е
|f
you
are
using
long
speaker
cables,
use
the
heavy
Speaker
system
‘gauge
cables
which
are
practical,
in
order
to
prevent
damping
factor
deterioration
and/or
power
loss
through
the
cable.
The
PC4002/4002M's
speaker
terminals
allow
you
to
use
even
the
heavy
gauge
cables.
е
The
PC4002/4002M
produces
430W
+
430W
(into
8ohms)
in
stereo
mode,
and
1400W
(into
8ohms)
Power
ampo
Ф
іп
mono
mode,
so
use
а
speaker
system
which
has
РО
=
РВ
sufficient
capacity
to
handle
this
power
comfortably.
You
can
protect
speakers
of
lower
rated
input
capacity
PO:
Speaker
continuous
input
power
capacity
(Noise
than
the
rated
output
power
of
the
PC4002/4002M
or
RMS)
by
connecting
a
fuse
directly
between
the
speaker
Е:
Nominal
impedance
of
speaker
and
amplifier
(see
illustration).
When
using
a
system
l:
Required
fuse
capacity
(A)
such
as
the
one
illustrated,
follow
the
procedure
on
[=
/PO/R-
this
page
to
determine
the
capacity
of
the
fuse
to
be
used.
Example
Speaker
continuous
input
power
capacity
100W
Speaker
impedance
8ohms
In
this
example
-/100/8
1+3.5A
IF
THE
CLIPPING
AND
PROTECTION
CIRCUIT
OPERATION
INDICATORS
LIGHT
UP
лы
еве
|
a.
|
ation
T
Cause
ation
Short
in
speaker
termi-
|
Examine
the
places
|
The
PC
limiter
is
in
op-
nal,
amplifier
output
ter-
|
where
shorting
may
have
|
eration,
protectiong
the
minal,
or
cable
occurred
power
transistors
Clip
indicator
Make
sure
the
speaker
system
impedance
is
more
than
4ohms
when
in
stereo
mode,
and
8ohms
when
in
mono
mode
Amplifier
overloaded
The
same
as
above
Check
the
airflow
and
take
appropriate
meas-
шев
to
keep
the
amplifier(s)
cool
The
thermal
protection
is
in
operation,
protecting
the
Power
transistors.
Heatsink
temperature
Protection
indicator
RISSE
exceeds
100°C
The
protection
relay
is
in
operation,
protecting
the
speaker
system
A
DC
voltage
of
more
than
42V
has
occurred
at
the
output
terminals
Contact
your
YAMAHA
distributor
or
service
center

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