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TPD Jul 2016
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the signal level at the amplifier’s input (using the corresponding gain control of your
sound source).
When the maximum output power has been reached in any of the channels, this will
be indicated by the corresponding led LIMITER, advising that it is recommended to
lower the general volume coming from the mixer our sound source connected to that
channel.
5.4 Standby and Eco mode
The Eco Mode is a built-in function intended to save energy costs when the amplifier
is idle. When this mode is active, t
he green led “Eco” will be lit and the power supply
enters a low power consumption mode. In EcoMode, the DSP remains on and it can
be still operated.
The amplifier will go automatically into Eco Mode under two conditions:

After 3 minutes without presence of signal at the audio input.

When the amplifier is powered up (by activating the rear switch, pushing the
standby button or applying AC at the input) it will automatically set the
EcoMode if at this time no signal is present at the input.
As soon as signal is detected again, the amplifier will switch on again. During the
power up process, the led PROTECT (red) will light, and output will be delivered
after 8 seconds.
The
Standby function allows the user to quickly switch off the amplifier from the front
panel. When in Standby, the power supply is switched off and the DSP will be set in
idle.
When pressing the standby button, it will change its colour to red. To set the
amplifier in normal working mode, press again the button (it will be change again to
white colour). During the power up process, the led PROTECT (red) will light, and
output will be delivered after a few seconds.
5.5 Cooling
The TPD is equipped with electronically controlled forced ventilation, which is carried
out by a turbine situated at the rear panel. According to the temperature, two
different fan speeds are set, and the hot air is evacuated through the front panel. It is
very important to favour the good air circulation to keep the equipment in a stable
temperature work pattern; therefore any possible obstruction must be avoided both
in the rear and front part. In addition, an installation close to heat generator sources
or lack of ventilation must be avoided (closed cabinets).
WARNING : As the forced air circulation (from the back to the front) can
produce the introduction of dust and dirt in general over the internal
radiators, it is highly recommended to make an internal cleaning
operation at least once a year, depending on the particular
circumstances of each installation or use.