ALLNIC AUDIO L?1500, Руководство пользователя

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sources output and their facilities with regard to phase, you
may want to switch to inverted phase sometimes. Phase
issues generally will result in lack of bass and/or focus of
the stereo image.
REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control provides the ability to remotely:
Power the L ‐ 1500 on and off (it is a “toggle” type switch)
using the button labeled “POWER”.
Select the line source input using either the numbered
buttons or the up and down arrow buttons above and
below the CHANNEL label.
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Control the volume level using the up (louder) and
down (quieter) arrow buttons above and below the
VOLUME label.
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Mute the volume using the button labeled MUTE,
located between the CHANNEL and VOLUME arrow
buttons. Depressing this MUTE button will run the
volume control down to zero. To raise the volume
again after muting, press the MUTE button to take
the volume level to where it was prior to muting.
INITIAL POWER ‐ ON
Once you have your L ‐ 1500 in place, all connections have
been made to your sources and your stereo amplifier or
mono ‐ blocks and/or subwoofer(s), press the power switch
on the rear panel of the chassis to the “on” position – that
means the switch is “down” at the top.
PLEASE NOTE – CAUTION!
1) You may need to depress the power switch on the
rear of the chassis several times (wait 30 seconds
or so between each try), for the L ‐ 1500 to power up
internally (before you turn on the unit from the
front panel or the remote control). The boot
system inside the unit needs to recognize the
remote control and synchronize with it; this is what
accounts for the possible necessity of several tries
with the rear switch. When that operation is
successful, the events described just above will
occur. Unsuccessful boot ‐ ups may result in some of
the front LED’s glowing faintly if the power switch
on the front panel of the chassis is in the “on”
position, but this may be ignored.
2) Be sure you have manually turned the volume
control on the front panel to the extreme
counter ‐ clockwise position (minimum volume).
OPERATION
When the Allnic L ‐ 1500 has powered up internally and
you have either depressed the far left hand button
marked “power” on the front panel, or pressed the
power button on the remote control, the following will
happen on the front panel:
The light above the “power” button will illuminate.
The meter on the far left hand of the front panel, labeled
“current” will illuminate. Any of the five numbered line
source lights that are depressed will illuminate. After
about forty (40) seconds, the light above the
“operate”/”mute” button will illuminate. The L ‐ 1500 has
a “soft start” delay for the tubes in order to extend tube
life.
The Allnic Audio L ‐ 1500 is now ready for operation. At
this point, you can power on your stereo power amplifier
or mono ‐ blocks.
To avoid surges to the speakers, it is best to change from
input to input only with the “operate” button set to mute
(the light above the button will not be illuminated when
the button is in the “mute” position).
From this point on, operation is straight ‐ forward. All
functions are controlled from the front panel or the
remote control. Of course, BE CAREFUL about differences
in gain between your sources. Generally, disc players and
tuners will have greater gain than phono ‐ stages. That
means the volume setting for listening to your turntable
might be too high for listening to CD’s.
When you are finished listening, turn off your stereo
power amplifier or mono ‐ block amplifiers. Then turn off
the L ‐ 1500, using the remote control or depressing the
power switch on the front panel. The power switch on
the rear panel should stay in the “on” position – this will
keep key circuitry warm, and your L ‐ 1500 will be ready to
play when the soft ‐ start turns on the L ‐ 1500 next time
you want to listen. Turn off your sources last.
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