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TM
dm10
7. Programmable inputs:
Provides
connection to your signal sources. It does
not matter which input each source is
connected to, as these inputs are allocated
using remote control.
8. Program buttons:
Allows the inputs to be
programmed by the remote control. They
will remain illuminated once they have been
allocated – see
Connecting signal sources
and
Allocating signal sources and the remote control
on page 17/19
9. Tape Monitor Output:
For recording
direct to tape.
10. Output sockets:
Used to connect the Pre
Amplifier to Power amplifier(s).
11. Ground switch:
If the dm10 is attached
to a power amplifier leave this switch on
Remote
. If the unit is not attached to a
power amplifier and the user is using the
headphones, switch to
Local.
12. Remote sensor window:
Remote
sensor
for programming purposes. Point the
remote at this window when programming
the dm10.
13. Main power switch, socket and fuse
holder:
Once the dm10 has been
programmed, the main power switch can be
left on and the dm10 left in standby when
not in use. If the main power switch is
turned off, all programming is stored in
memory.
14. Remote Power Amplifier Control
output:
Connect a cable from this output to
the power amplifier(s) and the dm10 will
switch the power amplifier(s) between
Standby and On.
15. Output selector switch:
Allows the user
to select the type of output required,
Balanced, Unbalanced or Current. see
Comments on the different dm10 Outputs
on
page 15
.
