D.W. Fearn VT-I, Руководство по эксплуатации

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I n s t a l l a t i o n
The VT-I/F is carefully packed for shipment and should survive all but the most
brutal handling. If there is any damage, keep the shipping material for use during
any claim for damage with the shipper.
Included in the box:
1) The VT-I/F Instrument Interface
2) Line cord
3) This instruction manual
Mounting
The VT-I/F is designed to be placed on the floor, counter, or table-top. In most
cases, cooling will not be a problem, but avoid placing the unit where it is tightly
confined. Do not block the cooling holes on the top. Be sure that heavy carpeting
does not interfere with air circulation through the cooling holes on the bottom. The
VT-I/F runs cool, cooler, in fact, than many solid-state devices.
Rack mounting is possible if a shelf is provided. If the unit must be mounted in
a rack, be certain that there is adequate support for both the front and the back of
the unit. It is heavy and could be damaged if not securely bolted in place and prop-
erly supported.
Moderate electrical and magnetic fields in the vicinity of the VT-I/F should not
cause any degradation in noise performance, due to the well-shielded construction,
but proximity to devices with motors or large power transformers (i.e. tape
machines or power amps) should be avoided.
Although the vacuum tubes in the VT-I/F are selected for minimum micro-
phonic response, it is a good practice to avoid mounting locations that subject the
unit to very high sound or vibration levels.