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Mono (balanced):

Connecting the speaker

You can connect the speakers either with cable shoes or also with bare wires to the cable terminals 

on the rear panel of the device or you can use the Speakon sockets (1+ 2+ 1— 2—). The cable 

profile should be proportioned to the amplifier power and the cable length.

Connect the red cable terminal (+, hot) with the positive connection of the speaker and the black 

terminal (—, earth) with the negative connection of the speaker.

You must NEVER connect the "hot" +pin of an amplifier's output with the 

black —pin of the same amplifier (short circuit), or with the +pin of another 

amplifiers output. Switch the amplifier off before you carry out connections 

 

or disconnections.

Mains voltage supply

Before you connect the amplifier to the mains voltage supply you must make sure that the mains 

voltage switch, located on the underside of the device (resp. rearside for S-150), is in the position 

that corresponds to the actual mains voltage supply (in Germany 230V~). If in doubt ask an electri

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cian.

Power supply

Only use the supplied mains cord to couple the connection for mains cord/Supply voltage 

a

 with  

a properly connected and earthed (!) IEC household mains socket.

7. Switching between modes 

With this mode toggle switch 

j

 located on the rear panel you determine the operating mode for the 

power amplifier, stereo, parallel or mono bridged. 

Never activate this switch when the device is 

turned on.

Stereo operation

For two channel operation (stereo) slide the mode toggle switch 

j

 to the STEREO position. In stereo 

operation both channels work independent from each other and the position of the corresponding 

input level controller determines the respective power level. The signal at the respective input  

(CH-1|CH-2) is amplified and is applied to the corresponding output.

Summary of Contents for S- 75

Page 1: ...S 75 S 100 S 150...

Page 2: ...llel and bridged operations are possible X X Speaker outputs for Speakon and terminals X X Contents Device features 2 1 Introduction 3 2 Notes on safety 4 3 Becoming acquainted with the operational co...

Page 3: ...ction We are pleased by your purchase and are proud of the long tradition of quality high class devices for which our company stands In order to get the best out of your amplifier you should read the...

Page 4: ...used for a long time for example during holidays Always grasp the power cord by the plug Do not pull on the cord itself and never touch the power cord with wet hands as this could result in a short c...

Page 5: ...clockwise w CH 1 Input level controller for channel 1 With this controller you decrease the input level in channel 1 to the respective dB value indicated on the scale At the right end stop the attenua...

Page 6: ...re is a malfunction in the device y BR Indicator for bridged mono operation In this case amplify both channels together with the signal at input 1 This leads to a significantly higher single channel o...

Page 7: ...herefore keep the package and all packaging materials for their inspection You should keep the package and packaging materials even if no damage is present Should you need at some time to ship the dev...

Page 8: ...tion to the devices If the electrical outlets appear for example corroded or have rusted contacts or they are equipped with cables that are too thin this will affect the performance ability of the dev...

Page 9: ...e sure that the mains voltage switch located on the underside of the device resp rearside for S 150 is in the position that corresponds to the actual mains voltage supply in Germany 230V If in doubt a...

Page 10: ...nel CH 2 Speaker Pole channel CH 1 When in operation you control the volume only with the input level controller CH 1 w the input level controller CH 2 r then has no function The input signal from cha...

Page 11: ...ion provisions you must also as the operator of this device always keep in mind the limits of the speakers Make sure that you never exceed the load limit of the connected speaker with the power from y...

Page 12: ...S Protection circuits Current limit with short circuit DC voltage fault fuse for supply voltage limiter temperature mains power transients Slow Start Control indicators Power green protection circuit...

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