Channel D Lino C 3.0, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Bottom of Chassis: Battery Power Supply Auxiliary Settings / Optional Signal Modifier and Input Selector Switches
(viewing bottom bottom front edge with Lino C upside-down)
Front Panel (with Optional Engraved Labelling and LED Indicators)
(7) Optional signal conditioning and additional inputs: Input selector and signal modifier settings are
activated via silky smooth positive-action soft blue LED illuminated switches mounted underneath and
along the front edge of the chassis, flush with the bottom of the bottom panel. The power supply auxiliary
settings are operated by non-illuminated switches with a different tactile feel.
Mirror style labels are provided underneath along the front edge so that the switch labels can be viewed
with a small mirror. A mnemonic card also is provided showing the switch locations.
Front panel function labelling and LED indicators are available as an option. LEDs are illuminated Blue
with the function active and Green with the function off. The front panel LED indicators automatically
adjust brightness in response to ambient light levels, becoming quite dim in a darkened room. The
standard Lino C 3.0 is supplied without the indicators and engraved labels for those who prefer an
uncluttered front panel.
Battery Power Supply Auxiliary Settings
• STANDBY: Minimizes idle power consumption while keeping the battery fully charged. This
will power down the amplifier circuitry except for the battery charging and maintenance circuitry.
In OTG Mode, operating the STANDBY switch will completely power down the Lino C.
Otherwise, this would require unplugging the power adapter from the back of the Lino C to
power down. See Off The Grid Mode for more information.
Important: reduce the playback volume or power down the rest of your audio system before
engaging or disengaging STANDBY mode to avoid any transient noises.
• CHARGE LOCK: Prevents the battery charging circuit and power adapter from being
disconnected. The battery will be kept fully charged.
Use this setting if you wish to operate your Lino C for extended periods of time, such as for
component break-in. It also is used if the battery becomes depleted during a listening session, to
keep the charging circuit from cycling on and off.