VTL TL6.5, Руководство пользователя

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a sharp rap on a hard-protected surface – a magazine covering a table is
sufficient to do this with. The cover should drop out after one or two raps.
Be careful of the inside edges of the remote, as they can be sharp.
3.
Locate the battery holder and insert the two supplied AAA batteries in the
marked positions, + to + and - to -.
4.
Being careful not to damage the cover of the remote shell, replace the back
cover and snap it into its exact position. Replace the mounting screws, being
careful not to over-tighten them, and the cover will settle into place.
Test the remote control functions and ensure that all the functions are working correctly.
If the functions are not working then check that the batteries are in the correct mounting
positions and that they are not stale. If you still encounter problems then you should call
the factory or your dealer.
Voltage Setting
Your VTL TL 6.5 preamplifier has already been set to the correct voltage for your country
where you made your purchase, and the voltage setting is marked on the Serial Number Badge
located on the back panel of your TL 6.5.
Caution: Check to make sure that the voltage setting
on your TL 6.5 is correct for your local voltage rating
before plugging in and turning on your TL 6.5.
Power Source for the VTL TL 6.5 Preamplifier
Your TL 6.5 Preamplifier is a high-performance component, capable of extremely high
resolution and sonic performance. To assure best conditions for optimal results, plug the unit
directly into a wall AC outlet. Do not plug your TL 6.5 into a light extension cord or into the
back of another component, as this will starve the TL 6.5 of current and significantly impact the
performance of your system.
See the chapter on Specifications for the power consumption requirements of your TL 6.5.
Using the supplied power cable, connect the preamplifier to the AC line. For electrical
safety, ensure that the AC connector fits securely both to the AC line and to the
preamplifier, as a loose connection could cause intermittent operation and may damage the
unit.
Warning: Under no circumstances should any attempt be
made to circumvent the ground system to the AC line for
any reason.
Using a ground lifted system can be potentially
extremely dangerous, both to persons that might come in contact
with the unit, and to the unit itself, and proper RF shielding cannot be attained without a
secure ground connection.
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