a Evy|Electro-Yoice OWNER’ Ss MANUAL | P1200 T P 1200 PRECISION SERIESDESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Thank you very much for choosing an EV PRECISION SERIES amplifier. We are sure it will give you many years of satisfying performance. EV power amplifiers of the PRECISION SERIES mest the stringent requirements of tough touring applications. They are protected against over-temperature, overioad, shorted outputs, radio frequency interference and DC faults. The power transistors are protected trom damage from reverse feeding of electrical energy by means of an additional special protective circuit. For the so-called soft-star, the ower outputs are switched on delayed via relays. An inrush ourrent limiter circuit prevents the mains fuses from being blown. ‘Maximum precision is also guaranteed as regards mechanical construction and finish. The robust steel chassis features remarkable torsion resistance and is specially designed to cope with the tough wear and tear associated with going on tour. Thermal stability is guaranteed by several low noise 3-stage fans Which also means that they can be used inside the studio. Comparator circuits constantly compare the power amplifiers’ input and output signal and control the limiters under non-linear operating conditions. They protect the loudspeakers from overload due to power stage clipping. The PRECISION SERIES power amplifiers feature excellent transmission properties. The owar amplifier topology also makes for extremely low distortion rates. Distortion factor (THD), intermo- dulation distortion (SMPTE-IM) and transient intermodulation distortion (DIM 30 and DIM 100) are 80 low that they are only detectable with the most sophisticated measuring equipment. Generously dimensioned ower supplies with low-leakage toroidal-core transformers provide considerable headroom well above the nominal ratings. Vil foldback limiter cirouts were deliberately not included in the PRECISION SERIES Power amplifiers to facilitate operation at complex loads up to a phase angle of +/- 90°. ‘The inputs are electronically balanced on XLR connectors. (Isolation transformers can be retrofitted). Direct Outs in the form of XLR connectors (male), to loop the signal through, are also standard features. ‘The modes DUAL/Stereo or PARALLEL/Mono can be selected viathe Input Routing Switch. Furthermore, the PRECISION SERIES power ampifiers can also be operated in "Mono Bridged" mode. ‘The front panel accommodates the d8-calibrated input Gain controls which are designed as especialy precise and safe-to-operate detented potentiometers. The LED display provides information about the ower ampliers' operating status. Forthe two channels, they demonstrate readiness to operate, whether there is a signal at the input or output, when the Limiters have been activated and whether one of the protective features has been triggered. The power outputs Channel A, Channel B and Bridged Out are available on Speakon connectors. The rear side of the unit accommodates the ON/OFF switches for the integrated Hi and Lo cut fers, a groundiit switch which separates the housing from the circuit ground thus helping to prevent hum loops and the operating modes selector to mono bridged operation. They also feature extremely quiet fans with frontto-rear airflow, facilitating operation in large and narrow ampliier racks, ‘This Owner's Manual is meant to help you familiarize yourself with all the PRECISION SERIES’ other features. Please read it through carefully and we guarantee that your new power amplifier of the PRECISION SERIES from EV will ive you great pleasure.i (eS Zilli EJPI2z200/1)| 1. Level Control Calibrated detented potentiometers to alter the total gain of the power ampitier. In order to avoid distortion, in mixing consoles upstream, these controls should normally be positioned between 0 dB and -6 dB. The calibrated markings show the additional attenuation directly 2. Power ON indication This LED lights up when the mains switch is pressed. It it does not light up, the unit is not connected to the mains or the mains fuse has blown, 3. Input indication This LEO horss up if@ signal is present at the power amplifier input. The indicator does not ight up when, the input comois are tumed down completely 4, Output indication This LED lights up ita signal is present at the power amplifier output. The indicator goes off when the speaker line has shorted or a protective circuit has been activated thus indicating that there is no signal at the speaker output terminals, 5, LIMIT ‘This LED lights up ifthe limiter has been activated and the power amplifier is being operated at the clip level. ifthe LED flashes briefly, this is not a cause for concem. I this LED is lit permanently, the volume should be reduced to avoid overload damages lo the connected loudspeaker systems. 6. PROTECT When this LED lights up during operation, one of the protection circuits against over-temperature, ‘overload, shorted outputs, radio trequenoy interference or DG faults has been triggered. The cause of the error e.g. a shorted loudspeaker line must be remedied. In case of overheating, wait a litle until the amplifier switches back to operating mode itselt. 7. POWER Switch ‘The unit is switched on via the power switch. The loudspeaker outputs are switched on via delayed relays +20 that no startup transients are audible. A current limiter prevents startup peaks on the mains line and prevents the mains fuse from blowing.REAR SIDE REAR SIDE Power amplifier input connectors XLR connectors (male) are provided for "Looping" the signal to other Power amplifiers. Thase are wired parallel to the XLR input connectors in each channel The inputs of the power amplifier are electronically balanced and wired according to IEC 268. Isolation transformers can be retrofitted in order toavoid huminterference in larger sound reinforcement systems. Please contact your dealer if you have any problems. Input wiring XLR PIN: SHIELD PIN2: a, +, hot PINS: b,-, cold ‘The inputs are electronically balanced. ‘The input sensitivity is set to OdBu (775 mV) by the factory. Please ‘contact your local dealer if you want to change to 6dBu or 26 dB gain. nur INPUT ROUTING ene PARALLEL MONO (q It the mode selector is in position PARALLEL MONO, the input con- ectors channel A und B are directly wired in parallel, but the volume for parater| |_oUAL ae svene5 dhannel Aor can be adusted Independently using the Input corols DUAL STEREO Ifthe mode selector is in position DUAL STEREO, channel A and B are ampiiied separately. Many mixing consoles have XLR connectors in the outputs, but are wired In such a way ‘hat they are unbalanced. If a mixer is used with unbalanced outputs, PIN 1 and PIN 3 of ‘the power amplifier’s input connectors must be connected by a jumper or PIN 3 must not be connected to the connection cable. If signals are taken from unbalanced units 3 (b, ~, cold) and PIN 2 (a, +, hot), strange hum interference or high frequency oscillations can occur. These effects can ‘cause power amplifiers or loudspeakers to malfunction. J)UMTER — BROGED = -H-LO-cUT. FasT SLOW MODE SLTER Go! fo ooftlw gaoge0| | woraaL, GROUNDED oRCUT 170 Ley chasss [B smen UNOROUNDED POWER AMPLIFIER OUTPUT CONNECTORS ‘SPEAKON output connectors are provided for the power amplifier channels A (left) and B (right). ‘The Bridged Out connector for bridged operationis sealed with a plastic cover to prevent connection error. WARNING: Please make sure not to hook Speakers up to the BRIDGED OUTput in NORMAL mode or damage will result. aw oets tt LIMITER ‘The time constant of the built-in imiter to avoid overdriving is adjustable. Position "SLOW" is the factory preset and this should also be the normal position. Ii the power amplifier is used as a MID/HI-frequency am- pliferin active mutti-way systems, the limiter switch should be set to "FAST" {the power amplifier is used as LOW-trequency amplifier in active muti-way systems, the limiter switch should be set to" is BRIDGED MODE ‘Side switch to change from Normal Stereo mode to Brid- ‘ged mode. In Bridged mode the buit-in power amplifiers operate in “push- pull" and the double output voltage from channel A and B appears at the Bridged output connector. The phases of Channel A and B are in opposite and therefore the individual channels must not be used as loudspeaker outputs. HI-LO-CUT FILTER This fiter attenuates subsonic and high frequency signals so that the power amplifiers are not modulated with these signals. This switch should normally always be in position ON. The OFF position is only for applications where an upstream unit, e.g. a crossover ora equalizer, has integra- ted Hi-Cut and LO-Cut fiters. GROUNDLIFT SWITCH Hum loops can be avoided with the groundiit switch. Ifthe Power amplifier is operated together with other units inone 19" rack, the switch should be in GROUNDED position. if the power amplifier is used with units which have different earthing potentials, the switch should be adjusted to the UNGROUNDED position.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS atrated cuputponer Schms, one cnannelérven, uniess oierwse spectiog Model z Output Power (20Hz - 20kHz / THD = 0.196) Into 6 Ohms Into 4 Ohms Into 8 Ohms bridged Output Power (tk442 / THD = 1.0%) into 8 Ohms Into 4 Ohms Into 8 Ohms bridged Technical Specification Frequenoy Response ‘Max. Output Level botore Clipping, roforonce 1 KHz / THD = 1% Voltage Gain relerence thHz Input Sensitivity at rated output power 4.ohis, reference 1 kH2 Maximum Input Level Input Impedance activa balanced THO at rated output power MBW = 80 kHz, f= 1k. IMD - SMPTE: 60 He, 7 kHz ‘Signal /Noise Ratio ‘A.wolghted, RMS, input sensitivity 6 dBu Crosstalk at rated output power reference 1 KHZ Damping Factor Intomal, tkHz DIM 30 iM 100 Slew Rate intornal Power Consumption 178 rated output power 4 Ohm Dimensions (WxH«D) Weight (Optional input Transformer P1200 2x50 W 2x500W 1% 1000 W 2x370W 2x550W 1x 1100 W 10 He- 90 kHz /-148 e6V / RMS 26 JB (constant gain option) (0dBW0.775V 6 dBu/.55V 21 dBu/ 9V 20kOnm <005% <001% > 10508 < 108 >200 < 0.01% < 0.01% >90V/}5 650 VA 493 x 88.1 x 426 mm 19%3.47x 16.77 (n) 17 kg (97-4 tbs) 90176BLOCKDIAGRAM [peer]Dimensions in. mm (inch) 55 0221 426 1677") 3755 (1476) GEM S077 last Gar) erentSPECIFICATIONS: P 1200 complete unit Standard specifications: IEC 268 part 3, IHF-A 0 dBu = 775 mV (RMS) ‘A. POWER SUPPLY 1. Mains: AC 2. Rated mains voltage 120 3, Rated mains frequency: 50-60 Hz 4, Rated power consumption 1900 watts 65. Normal power consumption: 600 watts 6. Tolerance of mains voltage: 110% B. INPUT CHARACTERISTICS Input sockeis: Rated Input Level “1 Max. Input Level CHANNEL AB OdBu (775mV) ++210Bu (9.0V) CHANNEL AB *2 ++6dBu (1.55V) +21dBu (9.0V) CHANNEL AB *3 ++8dBu (2.24V) ++21dBu (9.0V) "1; Alllevel controls fully opened "2: Intemally jumpered to +6dBu "3: Intomally jumpered to 26dB total gain . OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS ‘Output sockets Rated Load Impedance ‘Output Power Rated Value Max. Power before clipping ‘SPEAKER (A, B) 4 ohms ‘s00W 560W 8 ohms 250W 380W ‘SPEAKER BRIDGED 8 ohms, 1000W 1100W ‘SINGLE CHANNEL OUTPUT POWER, (measured with “Dynamic Headroom" test signal according IHF-A: 1 kHz tone burst, 20 ms ON, 480 ms. OFF, 4 ohms load) ‘SPEAKER (Aor B) 800 W D. FREQUENCY RESPONSE -3 dB loss against level at norm frequency 1. INPUT ~> SPEAKER : 6 Hz - 65 kHz -HLLO-CUT off 2. INPUT ~> SPEAKER : 20 Hz - 40 kHz -H-LO-CUT on 7E. PHASE RESPONSE ++! 22.5 degrees (10 Hz - 30 kHz) F. INPUT IMPEDANCE 20 kohms G, AMPLITUDE NON-LINEARITIES 1. Rated Total Harmonic Distortion (1 kH2) 2 IMD - SMPTE ~ 60 Hz, 7 KHz 8. DIM30 4, DIM 100 H. CROSSTALK ~al f= 1 kHz and rated power |. DAMPING FACTOR + internal at {= 1 kHz J. SLEW RATE + intemal K. NOISE k $0.05% k 50.01% k 0.01% k 0.01% <-70dB >300 >30 Vins. + Ejp) = Noise voltage, unweighted with B = 20 Hz ... 20 kHz, RMS (IEC 268-1) - Eig) = Noise voltage, + Ejay = Noise voltage, dB(A) frequency-weighted, RMS (|EC 268-1) + SIN ratios ref. raled output voltage frequency weighting fiter according CCIR, quasi peak-welghted (IEC 268-1) -HVLO-CUT ON 4. Rated noise level (typ.) Noise- SIN- ‘equiv. input ‘equiv. input Voltage Ratio noise voltage noise level 14 Be 370 nV 102.48 e5uv = 102 dBu 12 Ee) 11 mv $3 dBqp 17uV = $8 dBu (a) 1.3 Ea) 250 nV 106 dBp 40nV = 106 oBu (a) 2. Residual output noise (All level controls fully counterclockwise) 24 Up) = 270nv 22 Uc) = 800uV 23 Ua) = 180nV L. Dimensions Height :881mm (3.47 in) Width :483mm (19 in) Depth 426mm (16.7 in) M. Weight 17 kg (87-4 Ibs)TEST DATA: P 1200 complete unit General measuring conditions unless specified otherwise elsewhere: * Measuring Tolerance: AX = 1508 * Test Frequency: f =thH * All Levels referred to: E =775mV (odBu) * Level controls fully to the right * Pinning of the XLR - socket: PIN1 = SHIELD, GROUND PIN2 = + INPUT PINS = - INPUT * Source impedance for feectin via XLR socket R(S) = 50 ohms 1. MAINS VOLTAGE: E(P) = 120V/ 60Hz can be plugged to 100V 2. POWER CONSUMPTION: 2.4. without load P(8) = 80-120 22 at norhinal operation P(B) = 1950 W 3, ADJUSTMENTS: 3.1. ADJUSTMENT OF IDLE CURRENT: Connect a test resistor 4.7 ohms to the double jumpers J1 and J2 at pcb 84154 and measure the DC votage over this resistor and adjust it (without load). Adjust with VR2 or VR302 at room temperature Room temperature: the unit must be left o cool down for several hours, after it has been in operation. 5.0 mv 8.2. PROCESSOR (VGA) - OFFSET: (Open and close service switches S001 and $301 at the power amplifier pcb 84154 periodically and adjust with VROOt or VR3O1 to a minimum offset (with oscilloscope to minimum peak or by ear to mini- mum noise volume) at the amplifier output. 3.3 Adjustment of indications = Level control fully clockwise stat kez Feed in a signal E() via Input A or B, until the IN LED lights up. Adjust the corresponding OUT LED to the same brightness via trimmer VRS or VR4 on peb 81303. 144. FUNCTION TESTS: 4.1 Output Offset Voltage DC measurement at the loudspeaker outputs CHANNEL AB UW sa10mv 4.2 LIMITER TEST: 4.21 Clip Test Drive both channels unti E(O) = 44.7 V (without load); increase input voltage by 10 dB - LIMITER LED will ight up, the output voltage will only rise by approx. 3 dB to 65 V and is slightly clipped. 4.2.2 FAST/SLOW Test Test both power amplifier channels separately: - crive the power amplifier wth a burst signal (1= 1 kHz, 1 - 10 cycles, rate = 1 sec.) E() = 10 dB higher than nominal input voltage = monitor the output signal with an oscilloscope and switch over the FAST/SLOW switch ~ SLOW: after 2 - 3 signal periods the limiter responds to the strong distortion and regulates it to a small residual distortion = FAST: after 1-2 signal periods the limiter has already regulated the strong distortion to a small residual distortion Position SLOW is the factory preset! 4.3 POWER-ON DELAY After approx 2 sec. the relays 001 (current limiter, pcb 85246), £001 and E901 (AF Output, pcb 84154) will pick up together. 4.4. FAN CONTROL: ‘The fan does not run when the power amplifier is cold! ‘The fan can be tested with the service switch $1 on pcb 85246 by closing it bratly 4.5, SOAR PROTECTION CIRCUIT TEST: Drive both channels separately to 44.7 V into 4 ohms . Connect a 0.1 ohm resistor parallel; protection circuit responds and always tries to switch on again! The Protect LED flashes at the same rhythm. 4.6 SHORT CIRCUIT - CURRENT LIMITER TEST: Test the two channels individually: - drive the power ampliier to maximum output (E(O) = 65 V) with a burst signal (f= 1 kHz, 1 - 10 cycles, rate: = 1 sec.), without load terminate with load resistor 1 ohm: = the short circuit current limiter limits the output voltage over the load resistor symmetrically (monitor with oscilloscope!) to a peak value of approx. 30 V (approx. 30 amps).4,7 DC VOLTAGE PROTECTION CIRCUIT TEST Test the two channels individually - drive the power amplifier with a test signal (I= 10 Hz) (without load resistor) - the protection circuit responds at a loudspeaker output voltage of E(O) 63 V and always tries to switch on again! ‘Tho Protect LED flashes at the same rhythm. 4.8 RF PROTECTION CIRCUIT TEST Only for power ampitier pcb test! 5, LEVELS CHANNEL A and B * Level control fully clockwise * INPUT ROUTING switch into position DUAL/STEREO * HI-LO-CUT switch: ON (factory preset) * BRIDGED MODE: NORMAL * LIMITER: SLOW (factory preset) 5.1 Nominal Levels Input___-E() Test point E(0) Comment CHAB 775mV SPEAKERAB 44.7 CHAB 155V SPEAKERAB 44.7 42/5 jumpered internally CHAB 224V . SPEAKERAB = 44.7 42/6 jumpered intemally 5.2 Max. Input Levels Input) Test point (0) ‘Comment CHAB ‘SPEAKER AB CHAR SPEAKER AB J2/6 jumpered intemally CHAB SPEAKER AB 43/6 jumpered intemally 6. INPUT ROUTING Switch DUAL/STEREO (factory preset!) = Channels A and B must be driven separately PARALLELMONO Channels A and B are switched in parallel at the input; both channels can be driven by one signal source. 7. BRIDGED MODE Switch NORMAL (factory preset!) BRIDGED: The double output voltage is available at the BRIDGED OUT socket ‘The CHANNEL A input socket must be used; the CHANNEL B input socket has no function8, GROUND LIFT Switeh GROUNDED : factory preset Check the correct function of the switch with an ohm-meter: Circuit ground (at the input or output socket) is connected or disconnected with chassis ground (contact at the earth-terminel screw at the rear or protective-conductor of the mains cable) 9. Harmonic Distortion 9.1 Rated Total Harmonic Distortion (1 kHz; 8 chms load) k $0,005 % 9.2 Norm Total Harmonic Distortion (1 kHz; -10dB; 8 ohms load ) k $0,009 % 10. Frequency responses + Feed in E(\) via input + (0) at SPEAKER AB = Curve 1: Hi-LO-CUT ON = Curve 2: HI-LO-CUT OFF Electro—Voice P1200 “AMPL(dBr) ve FREQ(H2) MAY 94 10.000, 7 5.0000| 0.0 5.00 = 10.01 Lh 15,0 20.01 10 300 tk 10k 100k|Pos. in diegran rem ' description Part-No. | description PartNo. I i ' 0010 speeker socket dpol- 361363 | VROOS trimpot 4.70 kobm Lin 348487 0010 power evitch 386720 | 00030 chorting plug 308397 70000 rubber foot 338589 | 00030 power button black 341382 | 00010 PCB 61548 00210 handle 65 mm 351213 | C0016 KO-EL 7.2MF Sov 304986 00510 fen 348415 | 00030 eafety component 361714 00010 front panel 349823 | C0316 KO-EL 2.2HF Sov 308985 | 00330 setety component 2ai714 0005 PCB 13038 | 0002 diode zener BZX 5SC 15V 309450 9001 soaket XLR apol. 246791 | 0003 diode zener 82K 55C SV 209450) 0002 connecter XLR 3pol 346792 | DOOD diode IN 4148 301254 89003 mocket XLR 3pol. 346791 | 00005 diode 1N 4148 301254 0008 connector XLR 3pol 346792 | 00008 diode 1N 4148, 301254 (MOOS connector Spot 337893 | 00007 diode 1N 4148 301254 ova: LED areen 3mm 336398 | D008 break down diode ZPD 7V5 307915, 0002 LED green 3mm 336393 | 00009 break down diode ZPD 75 307916 0003 LED green 3mm 336398 | ODIO diode 1N 4148, 301254 0004 LED green 3mm 336398 | DOOL1 diode IN 4002 308360 0005 LED red 3mm 336399 | 0012 diode IN 4148, 301258 boos LED ved ann 336399 | DOOLA diode MR 752 320769 0007 LED red 3mm 336399 | DODIS lode MR 752 328769 p0008 LED red 3am 336399 | DOOL6 diode IN 4149, 301254 00009 LED green 3mm 336398 | DOL? diode IN 4149 301254 Duo10 LED green 3mm 336398 | DOOL9 diode zener 2X 55C 2¥4 329511 DOOIL dsode zener ZPD SVL 328768 | 0024 diode BAV 20 348573 00012 atode zener ZPD SvL 328788 | 0025 diede BAV 20 349573 0013 aiode zener ZPD SV1 328788 | 0026 diode 1N 4148 301256 DOO1s diode zener ZPD SVL 328788 | 0027 diode 1N 4149, 301254 DOOLs diode IN 448 301284 | 00302 diode zener 8zx SSC 15Y 309450, 0001 res.network RKL 6A 1033 343457 |-DO303. diode zener BZX 55C 15V 309450 0002 ree.network RKL 6A 1033. 343457 | -DO34 lode IN 4148 301254 Yoool Yc NE 5832 327197 | 0305 diode 1N 4148. 301254 ro002 Te NE 9532 327197 | 0206 diede 1N 4148, 301254 1000s IG NE 3532 4 327197 | 00307 dtede IN 4148 301254 roovs 1c NE 5532 N 327197 | DO308 break down diode ZPD 7S 207916 T9005 I¢ TL 072 cP 331340 | 00309 break down diode ZPD 775 307816 0001 trene 2N 3904 335763 | D310 diode 1N 4148 301254 90002 trene. BC 337-25 307150 | 0312. diede IN 4148 301254 40003 trene. Be 327-25 207430 | DO314 diode MR 752 328769 90008 teane. 26 3906 348621 | 0315 diode MR 752 328769 90005 rane. BC 337-25 307150 | DO316 diode IN 4148 301254 Qu006 trans. BC 237-25 307150 | 0317 diode 1N 4148 301254 QULDL trang 2n 3908 335763 | 0319 iede zener BZ SSC 2V4 329511 qulo? trane. BC 337-25 307150 | 0001 relay RP 310 024 330808 0102, trans. BC 327-25 307630 | 60301 relay RP 310 074 330008 QuLos teens. 2 3906 368421 | HO0D1 ree.network RKL 8A 1037 343457 30001 rotary seitch 348572 | HO301 ree.network RKL GA 1037 342457 80002 rotery switch 348583 | T0001 IC LM 308 A 338359 $0003 rotary switch 348583 | 10002 Ic TL 072 cP 331340 $0008 rotary eviteh 348583 | 10003 IC NE 5532 N 327197 YROOI potentioweter L0kehm 1in 348430 | 10004 TC CA 3080 E 307421 R002 potentiometer 10kehm lin 348430 | T0005 Tc TL 072 CP 331340 vRO03 trimpet 4.70 Kohn Lin 348487 | T0301 IC LM 308 A 330359 2SERVICE - LIST OF SPAKE ranss Poo. in dineram Pos. in diagrom ! pes reve ee description me = 1. 1 roa02 16 TL 072 oP g31340 | q0301 trans. J 111 4 sa02ss osou 10 ch 3080 soraat | Q0802. trans 2H 3908 as7ea 030s to TL o72 eh 351340 | 90303. trane. 24 2906 3uaeat 0001 assoz | Q0304. trane 242908 335703 toso1 cott Sussoz | 00308 trane. 20 3906 usaat ooo teane. J 111 4 330266 | 90306 trane 2 2908 pasre tooo trene 24 3908 hasves | 0307 trane. 2 3906 asuat duoes teens. 24 3206 basi2i | Q0a0e trane. HPSA 42 paaea2 novot teene 24 3908 325763 | 0309 rane. HPSA 92 suai no0s 2 3908 asia | Q0310. tana. HPSK 42 uses 0008 teene 24 3908 395763 | Qoall trane. MPSA 92 aseaa trina? teens. 2N 3906 bastzi | Q0312trane. MPSA 42 passa (000 teens. HOSA 42 Sastaz | Q0313trane, MPSA 92 uae tinooe teams. HRSA 92 34823 | 00010 trene, 258 1110 uacio 0010 teens. HPSA 42 ast22 | 00010 trane, 28D 1610 3ascit foot) trons. ESA $2 pustzs | @03i6 trenes 250 4793 asso uoi2 treme. HPSA 42 bastz2 | Go310 trane, 24 3906 daaiat ois teanes HSA 92 baseza | Qoa19 teens 202908 338763 C0010 trene. 258 3119 paeuio | Q0a22. trane 24 9908 35763 | cuotn treme. 280 1610 aaseil | 90323. trans. 24 2908 beaut | quote trane, asc 0793 bastos | Q0824 trane, 280 4759 aaaios Q0018 teens. 2¥ 3906 pang | Q0825 rane, 28h 1037 aaacon fot? trans 2¥ 3908 basvea | @0226 trans. 280 2281 3ussos 0022 trene 24 3908 33576) | qu927 rane, 25h 1202 susie (0023. tone. 2 3306 gasezi | 00320, trenes HY 15022 miss? qoozs rene. 280 4793 aastoo | qu329 brane, BY 15023 guiese 023 trone, 28h 1037 dassos | 90332. teens. HY 15022 aise? ooze tran, 28¢ 2261 paa0s | 90333. teens. HY 15023 aaiese Go02? trene. 28h 1302 pasaze | qoade tranes W 15022 3316s? too28 trene. Hw 13022 Sates? | 90335. tranes Hy 18023 31638 t1o028° treme. HY 13023 gsiess | 90336. trenes HY 15022 nies? G0032 trens. H 15022 aaies? | 9097 tenes HY 15023 spies | Qooa3 rene. H9 13023 saiese | qou38 trene. HY 15022 gues? | tos treme. HY 13022 Sass? | 90939. trenes Wa 15023 331680 | toons tenes H 13023 uaese | 90342 trene. MPSA 42 asazz two36 tenes H 13082 haies? | 00343. trene. MPSA $2 asses i 0037 treme. H 13023 331658 | Go344 tranes MESA 92 usta / noosa trang. H 150%2 531687 | 00343. trenes MPSA 2 aoea Gnas trance. n3 13023 3aies8 | 90346 trene. MESA 92 3usiaa 0002 Leone. MPSA 42 jaez2 | 90347 tranes BF 391 3o7eit 0083 teone. NSH 92 huiza | qoa4 triee MAC 222-6 sieeve tras tranes HOSA 92 basczs | Q038i_trane. 20 3906 asia Wooss teens. RPGR 42 a4gezz | q0352_trane 24 3904 meen WooNe teens. MPSA #2 34ni73 | Q0353.trane. 28 2906 saseal foou7 trane. BE 391 307911 | g0384 trene. 28 3306 Sussat nooue triee MA 223-6 330876 | Q0355. trans 2 2904 hasan m0st teene. Zi 3908 busca | 90386. trene. MPSA 92 usta tise treme 24 3908 a3s7e3 | 40387. trene. BE 381 sorait i 0033 beanies 2H 3906 3agczi | ROISL feeteior 4.70 obm 4 watt 341713 tusk tren. at 3906 deez! | nO1R component. NIC 48509 toss trans 2H 3908 gasvea | RDI edi 340593 | tosh rene. MEGA 92 auaiz3 | 00005 component NIC 344s tims? teene, BF 381 207911 | 00008 component NIC 38490 2Pom: Rosa Roane 0439 vroot vRov2 vraut vra02 0015, 0001 co00z oye 000% nooo onan covok cov02 Loos P0052 con72 0073 ooze oo2i poo2z 0022 voaan 0028 oes 00a! 0032 0033 boose mors 10036 moa Foon! Foon 0001 10006 nuose ‘quae ‘yv062 0053 oos4 ‘gn08s 0086 gous7 hoon gous ‘gn070 o071 Py eres T Foc. tn diagran desersption Part-Wo. | description PartNo. I 1 resistor 4.70 ohm 4 wett 341713 | 0072 tran. BC 337-25 307150 anfety component NTC 348583 | 0073. trane. BC 350 8 goniee sefety component NIC 348593 | Q007 trene. BC 550 B 3o1ias trimpot. &7 kohm Lin 340486 | 0075 trans. BC 618 348591 Hedmpst. 2.50 Kolm Ltn 348575 | 0076 trane. BC 518 3a0s91 tedmpot. 47 kohm Lin 360486 | 0077 trane. BC 618 348591 teimpot. 2.50 kobm itn 348675 | 0078 tran. BC 560 8 306928 1 q0079 trans. BC 618 49501 Pee 952398 | 90080 trans. BC 610 a4ese1 ‘sofety component 341716 | 90081 trans. BC 618 348591 KU-EL 4700.000HF 100¥ 30837 | Qo082 trans. BC 560 8 306928, KU-EL 472.000HE 100V 340437 | Qo083 trane. BC 560 8 306928, KO-RL. 6700 GOOMF 100v 340637 | 0200 wire-wound resistor 22 ohm 301726 KO-FL 4700.000MF 100v 340837 | RO201 wire-wound resistor 22 ohm 301726 rectifier KBPC 3506 W 348525 | S000] #lfding switch 338886 | $0202 centrel elesent on/off 327987 Pee 852465 | 00025 maine transforner 348809 sefety component Baris | sotety component 3a7e | copecitor 2200uF 35¥ 335935 | capaziter 2200uE 257 335935 | RO-EL A7HE SOV 343530 | KO-EL A7HE Sov 343530 | break down diode ZPD 6vB 304992 | break down diode 22D sve 304992 | diode IN 4148 301258 | diode in 4148 3o1zse | diode IN 4148 301254 | diode IN 4148 301256 | adode IN 4002 306360 | diode IN 4002 304360 | diode IN 4168 301254 | diode IN 41468 301256 | diode IN 4148 301256 | Slode IN 4148 301254 | ‘Mode IN 4148 301254 | veley RP 310 024 330406 | furs holder sosass | Fuse holder 306838 | recti€ier Bay C1500 331965 | Tc TL 074 cH 332985 | trons. BC 37-25 307150 | trane. BC 327-25 307430 | trans. Bc 337-25 307150 | trene. GC 327-25, 307430 | trans. BD 2618 301238 | trone BU 2428 301235 | Bc 560 8 306928 | Bc S60 8 306928 | ac 5508 sores | trane. BC 560 8 306928 | rane. ¢ 560 B 306928 | trans. Be 337-25 307150 |# SERVICE INFORMATION WARNING: No user serviceable parts inside. Extremely hazardous voltages and currents may be encountered within the chassis. The servicing information contained within this document is only for use by Electro-Voice ‘Authorized warranty repair stations and qualified service personnel. To avoid electric shock DO NOT perform any servicing other than that contained in the Operating instructions unless you are qualified o do so, Otherwise, refer all servicing to qualified service personnel NOTICE: Modification to Electro-Voice produc is not recommended. Such modifications shall be at the sole expense of the person(s) or company responsible, and any damage resulting therefrom shall not be covered under warranty or otherwise. #.1 ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS ‘TO ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS, LOOK UP THE ORDERING NUMBER FROM THE COMPONENT PARTS LISTING AND CALLE. S. T. (616) 695-6831, FAX (600) 685-6386, OR WRITE: ELECTRO-VOICE SERVICE 600 CECIL STREET BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN 49107 + USA #2 ELECTRO-VOICE UNIFORM LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENT Electro-Voice products are guaranteed against malfunction due to defects in materials or workmanship for a specified period, 2s noted in the individual productline statemment(s) below, or in the individual product data sheet ‘or owner's manual, beginning with the date of original purchase. If such malfunction occurs during the specified Period, the product willbe repaired or replaced (at our option) without charge. The product willbe returned to the ‘customer prepaid. Exclusions and Limitations: The Limited Warranty does not apply to: (a) exterior finish or appearance; (b) certain specific items described in the individual product-line statements) below, or inthe individual [product data sheet or owner's manual; (c) malfunction resulting from use or operation ofthe product other than as ‘specified inthe product data sheet or owner's manual; (d) malfunction resulting rom misuse or abuse of the product; ‘or (e) maifunction occurring at any time after repairs have been made to the product by anyone other than Electro-Voice or any of its authorized service representatives. Obtaining Warranty Service: To obtain warranty service, a customer must deliver the product, prepaid, to Electro-Voice or any of its authorized service repre- sentatives together with proof of purchase of the product in the form of abill of sale of receipted invoice. A list of authorized service representatives is available trom Electro-Voice at 600 Cecil Street, Buchanan, Mi 49107 (616/695-€83110r 800/685-2606). Incidental and Consequential Damages Excluded: product repair or replace- ‘ment and return to the customer are only remedies provided to the customer. Electro-Voice shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages including, without imitation, injury to persons or property or lass of use. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above imitation ‘or exclusion may not apply to you. Other Rights: This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also. have other rights which vary from state to state. ‘ Electro-Voice Electronics are guaranteed against malfunction due to defects in materials or workmanship for a period of three (3) years from the date of original purchase. Additional details are included in the Unifom Limited Warranty statement. #.3 Technical Assistance For applications assistance or other technical information, contact the Applications Engineer. You can call (616) 695-6831, FAX (616) 695-1304, or write: Electro-Voice Applications Engineer 600 Cecil Street Buchanan, MI 49107 U. S. A. Electro-Voice a MARK IV company {600 Cecil Steet, Buchanan, Michigan 49107, Phone (816) 635-6831, Fax: 616-695-1304 18234 Doe Avenue, Visi, Califia 83291, Phone (208) 681-7777, Fax: (208) 6510164 E Nak IV Audo Canada. nc. 345 Herbert St, Gananoque, Ontafo, Canada K7G 2V1, Phone (613382.2141, ox 619) 7488 e Printed Germany 15.11.84 7 361 209