Rear Panel Connections
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1.AC POWER CORD INLET: Plugs into AC power receptacle. U.S., Canada and Japan Models,
2.FUSE: Insert a flat blade screwdriver into the fuse holder located in the bottom portion of the AC Power Cord inlet. Carefully pry the fuse holder free from its compartment to access fuse. (Note: For all models, replace with 250VAC, .2A slowblow type fuse.)
3.OUTPUT: The output of the BBE 882i can be taken from the 1/4” stereo TRS Phone Jack or the XLR Jack. Both are balanced and the same point electronically. This allows both outputs to be used simultaneously, eliminating the need for a “Y” cord in the event mul- tiple, balanced outputs are required. The recommended single load impedance is at least 10k Ohms. If both outputs are being used, a minimum of a 22k Ohm load per device is required. (The “load” is determined by the input impedance of the next subse- quent component in the signal chain.) The maximum output is rated at +23dBu. Pin #2 is considered the hot or “+” signal. The output impedance of the BBE 882i is 600 ohms. NOTE: Actual output level will vary due to the selected position of the BBE Process, and the actual input signal level. If both the XLR and Phone Jacks are being used, both must be either balanced or unbalanced. Otherwise a loss of signal level will occur.
4.INPUT: The input of the BBE 882i is a balanced connection. Although it can be either a TRS 1/4” stereo Phone Plug or an XLR Plug, it is recommended that only one input source be used. Both jacks are the same point electronically, however, due to the input/output impedance char- acteristics of most audio devices, a loss of signal may occur and/or damage to a component if both inputs are utilized. Pin #2 is considered the hot or “+” signal. The input impedance of the BBE 882i is 14.7k Ohms. The maximum signal level is +23dBu.
5.CHANNEL A: These connections function the same as CHANNEL B.
WARNING! To prevent possible speaker or amplifier damage, always