But should again high-frequency oscillation occur, the speakers are switched off
again and the LEDs (
17
) and (
18
) lights on again.
In general, the oscillation disappears by using a different speaker cable.
But it wants to work with the original cable, please use a RC circuit (Snubber)
connected direct at the speaker terminals. This can help to prevent oscillating at the
power stage.
(
18
)
LED SPK OFF
This LED is lit when the speaker relays are switched off. The speaker relays are
switched off when the protection mechanisms mentioned above, but can also be
turned off manually when you want to listen to music through headphones and to
remain speakers silent. The speaker relay can be turned on and off in the menu
[OFF].
When the speakers are turned off in this menu, even the LED (
11
) via the headphone
jack (
12
) lights up additionally.
3.2 Connections on the back
Up to five modules (
20
) can be inserted at the back of the
Epilog
main chassis.
The REC OUTPUT module (
21
) can not be removed or moved to another location
because it houses the preamplifier for integrated amplifiers.
At least one input module is required to start operating the epilogue. Is this not the
case, so you get a message on the display (
5
).
Two analogue input modules the standard feature of the
Epilog
.
(
22
und
28
)
Speaker jacks
Connect the speakers to these terminals. The impedance of the connected speakers
should not be less than 2 ohms.
(
23
)
Standby Power Switch
With this switch the mains connection is established to the
Epilog
. However, the
Epilog
is only by pressing the switch (
1
) fully turned on.
Does not press down switch (
1
) the
Epilog
is in standby mode, which is also
indicated by LED (
2
).
(
24
)
Mains Jack
