Classe Audio SSP-800 owner manual Operating voltage

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operating voltage

Important!

The operating voltage of your SSP-800 has been factory conﬁgured to 100V, 120V, 220V, 230V, or 240V AC, depending on the country in which you purchased it (in European Union countries, CE regulations specify 230V).

This voltage setting is not user selectable. Ensure that the voltage rating on the rear panel of the SSP-800 Surround Sound Processor matches the AC voltage rating of your electrical outlet. If the AC voltage is incorrect, please contact your local authorized Classé dealer or distributor.

Attempting to operate your SSP-800 from an incorrect AC voltage rating may cause irreparable damage to your processor, which may not be covered by your warranty.

If you are not planning to use the Surround Sound Processor for an extended period of time, for example due to vacation or other travel, we suggest that you disconnect it from AC power.

Make certain that the Surround Sound Processor is in Standby prior to disconnecting it.

Physically disconnect any and all valuable electronics from AC power during electrical storms. A lightning strike anywhere near your home can generate a tremendous surge on the AC mains that can jump across a simple power switch. A surge from a lightning strike, which may be many thousands of volts, can cause serious damage to any piece of electronics, no matter how well designed and protected.

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Contents SSP-800 Surround Sound Processor Page Important Safety Instructions Contents Configuration Use Video Next input Welcome to the Classé family IntroductionExceptional Design Features Page Unpacking your SSP-800 Unpacking and PlacementPlacement considerations Warm-up/break-in period Operating voltage Voltage protection Front Panel Standby/On SwitchMenu On/Off Switch IR window Volume Control KnobTouchscreen Audio Mute ControlVideo Inputs Rear PanelHdmi Inputs Composite Video InputsComponent Video Inputs Digital Audio Inputs Optical Hdmi OutputsComponent Video Output Digital Audio Inputs Coaxial12 2-Channel Balanced Analog Audio Inputs Digital Audio Output CoaxialDigital Audio Output Optical 11 7.1-Channel Analog Audio InputsUSB Port 18 RS-232 Port IR InputIR Output Trigger Outputs20 10-Channel Analog Outputs CAN-Bus Input and OutputAC Power Cord Input Main Power On/Off SwitchInput Sel Selection Button Remote ControlBasic Functions Audio Processing FunctionsFunction Keys F1 to F4 Preset Config Configuration ButtonVolume Control & Mute Buttons Navigation & Menu ButtonsChoose the appropriate cables Initial SetupStep Connect all source components to the SSP-800 rear panel Terminals to black terminals Power up the system Understanding Surround Sound Name DTS-HD Post-processingSource selection Using the SSP-800Name Description Mode selectionData in the soundtrack System trims ControlsConfiguration select Menu System Volume setup System setupMax volume Startup volume IR setup Automation Mute setup Name Input setupAudio Configuration Triggers Use Video Next inputProfiles Room EQ Configuration Name Distances Use Speakers LevelsSpeakers available Auxiliary channels Teach IR Black levelBrightness Timeout Display setupLanguage OSD on screen display Colors Volume Dolby Pro Logic DTS Neo6 Dolby/DTSImportant note on Fkey use Remote FkeysVersion info Sensors FeaturesCAN-Bus Terminator SSP-300 & 600 CAN-Bus Interface Box Hardware setupClassé Delta Series Products Category 5 Network CablesUsing CAN-Bus Configuration Operate AC status Status CAN-Bus shared featuresPlayLink Amp info Event log There is no sound and the Standby LED is not lit TroubleshootingEverything appears to be powered on, but there is no sound There is a hum coming from the SSP-800 IR remote control does not seem to functionOnly one speaker seems to be playing There is a hum coming out of the speakersVoltage Protection Circuit Input factory defaults Care & MaintenanceShipping weight SpecificationsOverall dimensions Net weightDimensions Installation Worksheet Page North America 1 800 370 3740 email classe@bwgroupusa.com