Revox Re:system M10, Руководство пользователя

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M10 Re:system
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On/Off switch
The M10 can be completely
separated from the mains supply with
the on/off switch. This is
recommended if the Revox Multiroom
System is not going to be used for a
few weeks during a vacation, for
example.
The M10 must remain switched on
during normal operation so that
access to the Multiroom System from
the connected rooms is available at
all times.
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Mains connection with fuse
The M10 power connection is adapted
to the corresponding voltage of the
country of purchase when it is
delivered. Nevertheless, we
recommend that you compare the
operating voltage shown on the rating
plate with the local supply before
starting the unit up.
Fuse:
A faulty fuse may only be replaced with
one with the following values:
1.6 A, slow-acting at 100 - 120 V~
0.8 A, slow-acting at 200 - 240 V~
Note:
The M10 mains supply is fitted with a
non-grounded rubber connector. For
this reason, only the supplied mains
cable may be used.
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Power LED
There is an operational display LED
both on the front and the back of the
M10 and gives an indication of the
operational state of the M10.
The following states are shown:
LED blue
The M10 is connected to the mains
through the on/off switch

and is in
standby mode.
There are no faults present.
LED green
One or more Multiroom rooms are
active.
There are no faults in the software or
hardware present.
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Error LED red
There is an error display LED both on
the front and the back of the M10 and
gives an indication of any operational
faults at the M10.
The following states are shown:
LED red - off
There are no faults in the software or
hardware present.
LED red – flashing slowly
A first generation module has been
installed in slot A1 or A2. Only second
generation modules
G² are allowed in
these slots.
Description: M10 Connection panel