AudioControl SAVOY, Руководство по установке

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Savoy
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O P E R AT O R’ S
M A N U A L
Rear Panel
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Remote Power Control – The Remote Power Control is an
1
⁄
8
” mono
jack plug connector that provides remote turn-on of the Savoy (see Figure
1). The sleeve of the pin is the ground (-) and the tip is active (+).
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Line-level Input – The Savoy features both unbalanced RCA and bal-
anced XLR inputs to connect your preamplifier’s outputs. Any standard
line-level audio signal can be connected to these inputs. DO NOT con-
nect both the balanced and unbalanced inputs of a single channel.
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Line-level Output – The Savoy offers unbalanced RCA line-level out-
puts that allow you to send the signal on to a second amplifier for those
systems that are arranged in a bi-amp design.
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Sensitivity Switch – The Savoy provides three input sensitivity set-
tings to level match the inputs of the Savoy with the outputs of your
theater processor. AudioControl recommends setting “C” because it
provides the greatest protection and noise reduction. Setting “B” is the
THX
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standard (consult your theater processor or source unit manual
to determine if output voltage is THX rated). Setting A is only used in
situations where other manufacture’s pre-amplifiers with higher gain
are a part of the system.
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Speaker Outputs – These 5-way binding posts are solid construction,
gold plated, high-current terminal blocks that will accept large gauge
speaker wire, pin, fork, and standard 0.75” spaced banana plugs.
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AC Power Fuse – The Savoy is designed with several layers of protec-
tion circuitry. This power fuse is here just in case something really awful
goes wrong.
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Master Power Switch – This switch shuts off the main AC power.
Normally the only time you need to turn the master power switch off is
if the system is going to be shut down for an extended period of time.
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Power Plug – The Savoy accepts any IEC Power Chord (included).
The Savoy draws an average of 700 Watts with typical source material.
Make certain that it is plugged directly into the wall outlet or a power
strip with sufficient power handling capabilities. Since the Savoy has
remote power switching, you can plug the unit into an outlet that is
always active.
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Figure 1.
1 ⁄
8
”
mono jack