3Com Operating your P1000, Power, Channel-status indicator lights, Switching on, Switching off

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Operating your P1000

MULTICHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER

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P1000

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Power

The P1000 front panel has a single control: a power on/off button, located on the right.

The power button switches the P1000 in to and out of stand-by. To switch the unit off completely, use the switch on the rear panel. Conversely, if the P1000 fails to power on when the button on the front panel is pressed, ensure that the switch on the rear panel is in the ‘on’ position.

When the unit is mains powered but in standby mode, the LED next to the power button is red. In normal use, the LED is green.

Switching on

It is recommended that you switch on your pre-amplifier or controller before powering up the P1000, as this will reduce the chance of any ‘thumps’ being fed through to the power amp.

Switching off

To shut down, switch the P1000 off first, followed by the pre-amp. or controller.

Channel-status indicator lights

Each channel of amplification on the P1000 has a unique status-indicator light.

On power-up, the lights change from amber to green, which indicates the change in status from initialising to active. All lights are switched off in stand-by mode.

If the status lights do not follow this sequence when the P1000 is powered up, or behave abnormally at any time during use, refer to the table on page 10 to determine the problem.

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Contents Arcam P1000 multi-channel power amplifier Safety compliance Safety guidelinesImportant safety instructions Contents Using this handbookGetting started with your P1000 Speaker InstallationIntroduction CablesChannel-status indicator lights PowerSwitching on Switching offConnecting to a pre-amplifier InstallationGeneral connection advice Positioning the unitWiring strategies Connecting to loudspeakersSingle wiring Bi-wiringConnecting to a power supply Setting the amplifier gainBi-amping Mains leadTroubleshooting Light pattern Description Amplifier action Fault status indicatorsDC offset faults Radio interference Technical specificationContinual improvement policy Worldwide Guarantee GuaranteeClaims under guarantee Problems?

P1000 specifications

The 3Com P1000 is a notable device from the early days of networking that played a significant role in the evolution of communication technology. Known for its versatility and functionality, the P1000 was designed primarily for the small to medium-sized business market, offering a robust solution for network connectivity.

One of the main features of the 3Com P1000 is its high-speed data transfer capability, supporting both wired and wireless connections. This allowed businesses to enjoy fast internet access and enable seamless communication between devices. The P1000 supported Ethernet technology, which facilitated reliable network connections and provided users with the bandwidth needed for various applications, from simple file sharing to more complex data-intensive tasks.

In terms of wireless features, the P1000 incorporated advanced wireless networking technologies, ensuring that users could connect multiple devices without the need for extensive cabling. This wireless capability was particularly beneficial for businesses looking to enhance their mobility and flexibility in the workplace. The device often featured dual-band frequency options, enabling better performance in environments with high-density wireless usage.

Security was another core characteristic of the 3Com P1000. It included robust security protocols that helped protect sensitive data transmitted over the network. Features such as WPA2 encryption and built-in firewalls contributed to creating a secure networking environment for businesses, which is especially crucial in the digital age where cyber threats are prevalent.

Moreover, the P1000 came equipped with easy-to-use management tools, allowing IT administrators to configure settings efficiently. Its intuitive interface facilitated the setup of network devices, making it easier for businesses to deploy their networks without requiring extensive IT knowledge. These management tools provided insights into network performance, enabling proactive measures to be taken when needed.

In summary, the 3Com P1000 was a pivotal networking device that combined high-speed connectivity, wireless capabilities, strong security features, and user-friendly management tools. Its design considerations suited the needs of small to medium-sized businesses, paving the way for more advanced networking solutions in the years to come.