Connecting the Papa Dock to Your System AC Power Guidelines for the Papa Dock Papa Dock Back Panel Connections
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CONNECTING TO YOUR SYSTEM, continued
2 AFFIX THE iPOD-DEVICE SUPPORT TO THE KID TOP COVER
FIGURE 1 The iPod-device Support
Connect the Papa Dock to Your System
With the KID docked onto the Papa Dock:
1. Connect the loudspeaker cables to the Papa Dock amplifier channel output binding posts (16) located on the back panel.
The binding post terminals accept spade lugs, bare wire, or pins. Use the red terminal for the positive connection and the black terminal for the negative connection.
IMPORTANT: Tighten loudspeaker binding posts by hand only.
5.Plug the AC power cord into the amplifier’s IEC connector (21).
6.Plug the other end of the AC power cord into the AC wall outlet.
The amplifier is now ready for operation.
AC Power Guidelines for the Papa Dock. Krell
recommends operating the Papa Dock amplifier
from a dedicated
contact your Krell dealer, distributor, or Krell
before using any devices designed to alter or sta-
bilize the AC power for the Papa Dock.
IMPORTANT:
Affix the
1.Remove the
2.The bracket bar has two thumbscrews (2). Position these screws over the thumbscrew holes in the KID top cover.
Orientation: The round black rubber pad (3) on the
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FIGURE 7 Papa Dock Back Panel Connections
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PAPA DOCK
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INSTALL THE BATTERY
3 IN THE KID REMOTE
The KID remote control uses one CR2025 lithium
3. Place the battery plus side up in the battery tray. |
IDEOV OUT
OMPOSITEC |
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
AMPLIFIER CHANNEL OUTPUTS
16Left and Right Outputs
Two channel outputs via
50/60 Hz
DC 12V
UTO
30mA MAX.
ADEM IN USA
20 | 16 | 21 |
20 12 VDC Out |
Sends a 12 V power on/off signal via a 12 V trigger |
cable to other Krell components and to other devices |
that incorporate 12 V power on/off trigger input. |
battery which is included with the shipment.
To open the battery compartment on the back of the remote control:
1.Place the remote face down on the table.
2.Use your thumbnail or a small jeweler’s or eye- glass screwdriver to move the small tab toward the center of the remote, while using your index fingernail or screwdriver to pull down gently on the slot to the right of the tab. The battery compartment slides out.
4. Slide battery compartment back into the |
remote until you hear a click. |
The remote control is ready for operation.
Notes. Do not use a knife or other sharp objects to open the battery compartment; to avoid scratching the remote control finish.
Replace batteries when the remote control functions becomes intermittent. Remove batteries if the remote control is not to be used for a long period of time.
Battery leakage can damage the remote control.
VIDEO OUTPUTS
17Composite Video Output
One composite video output with an RCA connector.
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REMOTE CONNECTIONS
19Comm Port RS-232 Connector
Sends software updates directly to the KID using an external computer control system.
When the Papa Dock is in the operational mode and |
a trigger is enabled, the 12 VDC Out provides 12 V of |
DC output. When the Papa Dock is in the |
mode or off, or if a trigger is not enabled, the DC out- |
put is 0 V. |
POWER CONNECTION
21IEC Connector
A standard male IEC power connector, for use with the AC power cord.
4 PLACEMENT CONSIDERATIONS Before installing the KID or the Papa Dock into your system, please review the following guide- lines for the proper location of the components. This will facilitate a clean,
Positioning the components in the listening area
Place the KID and the Papa Dock on a firm, level surface, away from excessive heat, humidity, or moisture. These components do not require a special rack or cabinet for installation.
Place the Papa Dock as close to the loudspeakers as possible and keep the loudspeaker cable
length to a minimum. Loudspeaker cable adds impedance to the load that the amplifier must drive, regardless of the cable's gauge. Krell ampli- fiers drive the lowest impedances with ease, but long loudspeaker cables reduce the maximum power that is delivered to the loudspeakers.
Component Ventilation
The KID requires ventilation clearance:
—at least eight inches (20 cm) above (to accom- modate the
—the ventilation grids on the bottom of the KID chassis must be unobstructed.
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