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    2o:21:12 21-07-2009 2600A STEREO POWER AMPLIFIER AMPLI DE PUISSANCE STEREO 12210 VOLLVERSTARKER MONITOR SERIES INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUEL D’INSTALLATION ET D'UTILISATION BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG 19054220164 Line 1Lenbrook cova 2. AG Line Fuse (220. 240 Madels Ory 3 Spear impedance 4: Son Gipina 15. Spoater mint 6 nous (vr a Lay, LLEPANNEAU ARRIERE, 1. Cordon daimertation CA 2 Rost ce secur CA @20240V wriqvererd 5 impedance cos nate parwure ‘& Exraage on doves 5. Bemes cancion, Ende (Novmales at Labo) 2o.21:25 21-07-2009 205 ROCKSEITE 1. Netenecnutiaoe, 2 Netaslesering ur be 220/240 Vo Medan. & Wanlsnater fr Leutsrocnermpecane 1 SchalertInlusbegreraurg. 5. AnschlieetorLautsprecher & Exeange wormal uno Lab) 5 ein Sc Fenn Fee Beech, . 4 3 2 7s recut te ove BERSe sebes Om een -@| fom] LO ven omen —@! Lee sens eee edie + +m reomonwat ® ® Eee “et 7 5 1 on ane Le panes ain ronrsere pone 4: Aienaon 1 Reach Spt Steere. 2 eeepc. EEocpre sens. i eit Setbageondoene & hetero, ‘ mowctm ina na on pean 1 eee sauasnahig. Somers | Megas SEs a4 s NAD Montor Sots Pomer Amie 2008 t Es owen ENVELOPE =, outs i Th = ® | | Ler ewe mot 19054220164 Line 1Lenbrook ENGLISH ANOTE ON INSTALLATION ‘This unit may be installed on any sturdy, level surface. ‘Since its power transformer generates a magnelic hur field of moderate strength, a tumtable (especially one with a ‘moving-cal pickup cartridge) should not be located directly ‘othe lft of the ampitier nor directly above i. ‘The ampilfior goneratos a modest amount of heat and thus requires some ventilation. Do not place it on a rug or ‘ther soft surface that it could sink inte, obstructing the ait inlets on its bottom. And be careful not to obstruct the air ‘lla gle on the top cover. CAUTION: To prevent a fire or shook hazard, do not permit liquid or moisture to enter the amplifior. If iguid is ‘accidentally spiled on it, immediately shutoff its power and Lnplug its AC power cord. Allow sufficient time for complete ‘evaporation to occur before operating the ampitir again. (It the liquid is anything but water andlor alcoho, the amplifier should be examined by a service technician before power is applied Io it) Do not open the amplifier, or attempt to mosity or repair it yoursell. Refer all servicing to a qualified technician. zoizt:ae 21-07-2009 REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS 1. AC LINE CORD Plug the AC lino cord into @ nesray wall outlet that provides the correct AC power line voltage. you must use an AC extension cord, it should be heavy-duty (14 o 16 gauge) cord. ‘You may plug the power amplifier into a “switched” AC cutiet on your preamplifier, and use the preamp's Power ‘switch to tum the entire system on and off. But this is. recommended ONLY IF the preamp's AC switching is rated to handie this ampliie’s maximum power consumption (700 atts). The preampiter’s power switch should be Fated to handle a turn-on surge current of at least 10 amperes. your preampitior was not designed for high-curront power suitching, the practical alternative is to connect the 'breamp and power amp to a "power strip” containing several AC outlets, and use its heavy-duty switch to turn your system (on and of 2. AC LINE FUSE (Only in 220V, 240V Models) Prolonged operation at excessively high power levels ‘could cause this line fuse to blow. If this occurs, the amplifier will not operate, and the Power LED on the front panel will remain dark. in this case, unscrew the fuse holder and install ‘anew 5-ampere fuse. Ifthe second fuse blows, return the amplier for service 3. SPEAKER IMPEDANCE ‘The impedance of a loudspeaker varies with frequency, and in many loudspeakers the impedance is lowest al the {frequencies where the highest power demands occur in music. In many "80" loudspeakers this minimum impedance is from 4 to 6 ohms. And i you connect two pairs of B-ohm ‘Speakers to the amplifier the nominal impadance of the Combination is 4 ohms, For these reasons, all NAD amplifiers and receivers are signed to produce maximum power output into a 4-ohm impedance, and 40 is the Normal setng of the Impedance selector. If you are not sure of the rue impedance af your ‘speakers, leave the Impedance switch at 40 (NORMAL), you are using a single par of loudspeakers whose impedance is 8 ohms or higher, you can optimise the _ampiifior for maximum power delivery at this higher imped- ‘ance by re-setting the switch to 80 (HIGH). NOTE: The power must be switched off whenever the Impedance switch is operated (reset from 8 10 4 or viow versa) To prevent accidental re-setting, the Impedance switch is recessed within a siot in the rear panel. Use the tp of, aa small screwdriver to slide the suitch down to the 62 (HIGH) position. CAUTION: Ifthe impedance suitch is set to 8 (HIGH) with loudspeakers whose true impedance is lower than 6 ‘ohms, or with two pairs of speakers connected in parallel, the ampitier will tend to ovesheat and shut down when operated at high output levels. The amplifier wil resume normal ‘operation attr it cools; but such abuse could also cause internal fuses to blow in order to protect the ampli. If this ‘occurs, return the ampiier to your dealer for service. 4, SOFT CLIPPING ‘When an amplifier is overdriven beyond its specified power output It normally produces “hard cligping” of the signal with harsh distortion and power-supply buzz as the output transistors saturate. The NAD Soft Clipping cireut. gently mits the output waveform and minimizes audible distortion when the amplifier is overdriven. ff your listening involves moderate peak power levels, the Soft Cipping may as 19054220164 Line 1Lenbrook be loft OFF. But we recommend that it be ewitched ON when playing music at very high levels that might exceed the ‘ampitie’s power capacity. 5. SPEAKER TERMINALS “The amplifier is equipped with special high-current binding-post speaker terminals to handle the highest peak power levels that may occur in the "bridged” mode or with low-impedance speakers. Connect the loudspeakers with heavy-duty (16-geuge or thicker) stranded wire. Heavy-duty wiring is especially desirable if you are using speakers of low impedance or two pairs of speakers wired in parallel Each binding post consists of a threaded metal shaft ‘and a plastic screw-on bushing. Connections may be made inher of two ways: (1) lateral opaning inthe base of each terminal accepts bared wires up to 14 gauge in thickness. Separate the two conductors of the cord, and strip off about a hallinch (3 em) of insulation from each. In each conductor, twist together the exposed wire strands. Unscrew the colored Plastic bushing a few turns, insert the wire info the hole in the base of the terminal, and screw the bushing down tight ‘unt grasps the wire and holds it securely. Connect the wires from the left-channel speaker to the (L+) and (L) terminals and the wires from the right- ‘channel speaker tothe (F.+) and () terminals. Check tobe sure that no loose strand of wire is touching any ad- jacent terminal or the ampitir chassis. (2) A spring-type banana plug may be inserted axially into the end of each binding post, The binding posts have the ‘/vinch (18 mm) spacing required to accept standard dual banana plugs. Purchase dual-banana plugs and install them ‘on your speaker cables (or purchase speaker wires with

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