HP N31.5 manual Connect a Digital Output to Your Processor

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3CONNECT THE Nº31.5 TO THE AC MAINS

Insert the supplied shielded AC cord into the IEC-standard AC socket on the rear panel of the Nº31.5. Check to ensure that the power switch is in the “Off” (O) position. Double-check the voltage label on the rear panel of the Nº31.5 to ensure that it matches the supplied AC voltage in your country.

If the voltage indicated is incorrect, or if you wish to change the AC operat- ing voltage of the Nº31.5, see your Mark Levinson dealer.

Assuming everything matches, plug the other end of the power cord into the AC mains and turn on the power switch (to its position).

To Nº31.5

To AC mains

 

 

 

 

1

= Line (hot)

1 2

1

2

2

= Neutral

 

 

 

3

= Earth ground

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Note: The Nº31.5 will not achieve its sonic potential right away — sonic performance is close to the optimum within a day or two of normal use. For the best performance, you may leave the main power switch on at all times, except when you won’t be using your Nº31.5 for a long period. (See Important Safety Instructions).

The Nº31.5 may be turned on and off without significantly affecting its lon- gevity. When it is turned on after being left turned off (as opposed to standby), allow about one hour before expecting optimal sonic perfor- mance. (This assumes that it remained at room temperature while off. A chilled transport will take somewhat longer to revive.)

4CONNECT A DIGITAL OUTPUT TO YOUR PROCESSOR

To keep interconnect cabling as short as possible, place the Nº31.5 as close as possible to your digital processor. You may place it on a shelf or in a cabinet where it’s convenient to operate.

As a precaution, turn off your other components (especially the power am- plifier). Then, using a high quality, purpose-designed digital interconnect, connect an output of the Nº31.5 to the corresponding input of your digital processor.

5IF YOU HAVE A MARK LEVINSON DIGITAL PROCESSOR, CONNECT THE COMMUNICATIONS LINK CABLE

Mark Levinson components employ a sophisticated inter-component com- munications system that offers many operational advantages and user con- veniences not otherwise possible. If you have a Mark Levinson digital audio processor, connect the supplied Link cable from the processor’s master communications port to the Nº31.5’s slave in port.

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Contents Operating Manual Page Important Safety Instructions Table of Contents Introduction to Programming Unpacking and Placement Operating Voltage Frequency Quick Start… Warm up/break-in period Special Design Features Industrial Design Convenience Features Communications Links Setup and Installation Repeat this procedure for the other three spikes Connect a Digital Output to Your Processor Placement of Your Transport Insert Batteries in the Remote Control Front Panel See Top Panel Repeat A-B Program Review Top Panel Search Reverse Next CD Transport Assembly To overcome the magnet, you’ll need to give it a firm pull Display Infrared Receiver and Transmitter Remote Control SembliesNumeric Keypad No30 on No31, for example Miscellaneous Controls Battery Compartment Feet or less Rear Panel Class Laser ProductAC Power Cord Socket Digital OUTPUT, Eiaj Optical Basic Operation Page Page Page Introduction to Programming Delete Programming Advanced Programming Page Setting Options Available even without Linking Auto-Standby Madrigal Communications Link Linked amplifiers? you ask Conductor Source Component Link Cable Conductor Amp-Amp Link Cable Using Learning Remote Controls Place the Nº31.5 in ITS Front Panel Teaching Mode Operate Troubleshooting Linked Functions DON’T Work Care and Maintenance Canadian Warranty Obtaining Service Specifications Dimensions Installation Notes Page Madrigal Audio Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved