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1.3.3

 

Pin assignment of the 3.5mm stereo jack input for external infrared 
receivers (17) 

 

 

 
c) Ground 
d) IR signal (from receiver) 
e) +5V (Supply for external receiver) 
 
 

1.4

 

Installation and cooling 

 
The unit can become hot depending on demanded output power or environmental temperature. 
Therefore, it is important, that the cooling air can flow unhindered into the air inlet in the bottom 
and  flow  out  through  the  holes  in  the  rear  panel.  Direct  exposure  to  sunlight  is  not 
recommended because this will heat up the unit and may cause unwanted malfunctions. 
 
 

1.5

 

Connection to mains 

 
Connect  the  unit  to  the  mains  outlet  by  using  the  power  cord  which  is  (in  some  countries) 
delivered together with the unit. Make sure that mains voltage is according to the value printed 
on the rear panel of the A 30.3 near the mains connector (23). The blue control LED (1) starts 
to light up and turns off as soon as the unit is switched on with the on/off button (2) and the 
display (6) lights up. 

 
CAUTION: 

Keep  the  unit  switched  off  (mains  switch  (23)  in  zero  position),  until  all  audio 

connections are made. 

 
NOTE: 

Always disconnect the A 30.3 completely from the mains when you make changes to 

the wiring.

  

 
 

1.6

 

Connecting analogue signal sources 

 

High-level sources 

To connect analog signal sources, connect them via suitable cables to the balanced 

XLR

 input 

(15) or the unbalanced 

CINCH

 inputs (13) at the rear of the unit. For the 

CINCH

 inputs, the left 

channel is connected to the upper row (white), the right channel to the lower row (red). 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for A 30.3

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions A 30 3...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...rm that the unit to which this manual belongs fulfils the EU rules necessary to obtain the sign the necessary measurements were taken with positive results AVM Audio Video Manufaktur GmbH Daimlerstra...

Page 4: ...ollowing we would like to explain the use of your A 30 3 in a comprehensive way and therefore ask you to take a little time to study this manual in detail Should you have any questions which we have n...

Page 5: ...rough Home Theater Loop 9 1 12 Connecting speakers 10 1 13 Connection of switching voltages 11 1 14 Connecting headphones 11 1 15 RC 3 remote control 11 2 Operation 13 2 1 First power on self test 13...

Page 6: ...ase contact your local dealer Often your dealer prepares your new device prior to delivery to adapt and change the configuration to your personal needs 1 2 Control and operating elements The numbers i...

Page 7: ...IR input for external sensor 18 Trigger outputs TRIGGER OUT 19 Analog recorder output FIX 20 Analog preamplifier output VARIABLE 21 Speaker terminals 22 Mains switch 23 Mains connector 1 3 Pin assignm...

Page 8: ...some countries delivered together with the unit Make sure that mains voltage is according to the value printed on the rear panel of the A 30 3 near the mains connector 23 The blue control LED 1 starts...

Page 9: ...d Bluetooth functions the Bluetooth antenna included in the scope of delivery must be connected to the antenna connector 12 on the back of the device Please make sure that the antenna is aligned strai...

Page 10: ...nction The AV Pass Through function remains active even after the power is turned off for a selected high level input To deactivate the AV Pass Through function first select the desired high level inp...

Page 11: ...of your power amplifier 1 14 Connecting headphones The A 30 3 integrated amplifier is equipped with a 6 3 mm jack socket for connecting headphones 10 Please note that both the preamplifier output VARI...

Page 12: ...he device to be controlled the remote control may not function properly 1 15 1 Battery replacement Bottom of the RC 3 remote control If the range of the remote control decreases significantly new batt...

Page 13: ...nalog high level inputs CINCH 13 one analog high level input XLR 15 two digital inputs OPT COAX 16 one USB B input 14 and one channel for receiving a high resolution Bluetooth signal are available The...

Page 14: ...details on the AV Pass Through function refer to section 1 11 AV Pass Through Home Theater Loop 2 6 Input sensitivity level adjustment Often the signal sources present in a hi fi system have different...

Page 15: ...nd settings see section 2 8 AV Pass Through function for high level inputs 13 15 see section 1 11 Die RESET Option bietet Ihnen die M glichkeit das Ger t in den urspr nglichen Auslieferungszustand und...

Page 16: ...the device will remain in operation even if you do not listen to music with it for a longer time 2 11 Demo Mode The A 30 3 integrated amplifier is equipped with a so called Demo Mode This demo mode is...

Page 17: ...mode via remote control Press the on off button 2 b If the display is dark and the operation indicator LED 1 is not lit the mains fuse may be defective Since this is usually caused by a defect in the...

Page 18: ...oper handling or misuse Return the unit to us only in its original packing If this is not possible we are entitled to refuse acceptance We will not assume responsibility for transport damage under any...

Page 19: ...5 W 4 0 03 Frequency Response 4 10 150kHz Damping factor 8 200 1kHz Power 2 x 100 W 8 2 x 150 W 4 3 4 2 Digital inputs outputs Bluetooth Sampling frequency SPDIF 32 to 192 kHz 24 Bit opt up to 96 24 S...

Page 20: ...sponse 30 Hz 20 kHz Signal to noise ratio 96 dB 3 4 3 Miscellaneous Supply voltage 230 V 50 Hz Power consumption 45W Power consumption max 4 500 W Power consumption stand by 0 3 W Trigger Out Voltage...

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