Mark Levinson 500H owner manual Setting Up Computer, Network Setup for Windows XP

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Setting Up the

Computer

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If DHCP is not used, then the computer must be set up too. Use

this procedure to set up the computer, then continue to the next

procedure to connect to the amplifier. For the computer to find the amplifier, the LAN (Local Area Network) and TCP/IP (Internet Protocol) settings of the computer must be set up. The parameter setups vary slightly depending upon the operating system of the computer. Refer to the procedure below that matches the operating system on your computer.

Due to your preference settings in the Windows operating system, the names and order of the dialog boxes may vary slightly from these instructions.

Network Setup for Windows XP

1.From the Start menu, select Control Panel.

2.Double-click on the Network Connections option.

3.Double-click on the Local Area Connection option.

4.Click the Properties button to open the Local Area Connection Properties menu. If the computer is not currently connected to an active network, Step 3 has already opened the Local Area Connection Properties menu.

5.Click on the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) line item so that it is highlighted.

6.Click the Properties button.

7.Select the “Use the following IP address” option. The IP address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway boxes are no longer grayed out and can now be modified.

8.Enter the following values:

•IP address: 192.168.50.x – where x stands for a number other than 0, 3, 4, 5 or 255

•Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

•Do not enter a value in the Default gateway parameter

The computer must have a unique address and be on the same subnet as the amplifier.

9.Click “OK” to save and exit the menu.

10.Open the Internet Explorer Web browser.

11.From the menu bar, select the Tools Internet Options menu.

12.Select the Connections tab.

13.Click the LAN Settings button.

14.Verify that “Use a proxy server for your LAN” is NOT checked.

15.Click “OK” to save and exit the menu.

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Contents No500H Series Power Amplifier FCC Notice Important Safety Instructions IiiSafety Terms & Symbols Documentation ConventionsMark Levinson Table of Contents Introduction Product Description What’s in the BoxShipping box includes Installation Considerations Unpacking Placement and VentilationPower Requirements Operating States Front Panel Standby ButtonStatus LED Power Switch Rear PanelSingle-Ended Inputs Audio Channel InputsLoudspeaker Binding Posts Balanced InputsStandby mode is powered on when 3-12VDC is received on Trigger Input and Output Ethernet Port AC InputExternal control and networking. The Nº500H series supports Network Setup Material RequirementsComputer Requirements Connecting the CablesTo Connect Using a Router To Connect Without a RouterNetwork Setup Parameters Connecting With Dhcp Recommended On the computer, open the Internet Explorer Web browserSetting Up Computer Network Setup for Windows XPConnecting With Static IP Addressing Network Setup for WindowsTo change the host name of the amplifier To change the IP address of the amplifierEarlier Setting up the Computer procedure for instructions Direct ConnectionMasters and Slaves Connecting Devices ML NetDiscovering Slaves Status Reporting Fault Reporting Figure below illustrates a typical ML Net setupExamine the electrical circuit breaker to ensure that power TroubleshootingNo Power No Output Can’t Assign in ML NetNo Response to Commands in ML Net Ensure that the local DNS server is properly configuredNo Connectivity Via Ethernet If All Else Fails Fault condition no longer exists Fault ProtectionML Net Fault Conditions DamageRestoring Factory Defaults Care & MaintenanceNº531H, 532H, 533H Specifications Nº535H Specifications Declaration of Conformity 2004/108/EC and 2006/95/EC, as amended

500H specifications

The Mark Levinson 500H is a sophisticated audio amplifier that exemplifies the brand's commitment to high-quality sound reproduction and advanced engineering. Renowned for its exceptional performance and aesthetic appeal, the 500H is a powerful addition to any high-fidelity audio system.

One of the standout features of the Mark Levinson 500H is its hybrid design, which combines both solid-state and tube amplification technologies. This hybrid approach allows for the warm, natural sound characteristics typically associated with tube amplifiers, along with the power and control that solid-state technology offers. This results in an amplifier that can handle a wide range of musical genres while delivering an engaging listening experience.

The 500H boasts a robust power output, providing up to 200 watts per channel into 8 ohms, which ensures ample power for driving even the most demanding speakers. Additionally, its advanced Class AB topology allows for efficient power delivery, minimizing distortion and maximizing headroom. The amplifier is also equipped with a unique auto-biasing feature that ensures optimal performance across different listening levels, preserving sonic integrity at all times.

In terms of connectivity, the Mark Levinson 500H offers a comprehensive array of options. It includes balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA inputs, allowing for flexible integration into various audio systems. Furthermore, it features a robust digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that supports high-resolution audio formats, enabling audiophiles to enjoy music in superior quality.

The design of the 500H is nothing short of stunning, with a sleek chassis that reflects the brand's luxury ethos. The front panel includes intuitive controls and a high-resolution display, making it easy for users to navigate through settings and make adjustments.

Attention to detail is evident in the build quality of the 500H, which features high-end components that enhance reliability and longevity. Every aspect of the amplifier has been meticulously designed to ensure optimal performance, from the premium capacitors to the custom transformers.

Overall, the Mark Levinson 500H is more than just an amplifier; it's a statement piece that delivers both aesthetic pleasure and unparalleled audio performance. Whether for critical listening or casual enjoyment, it embodies the pinnacle of audio engineering and is sure to impress even the most discerning audiophiles.
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