NAD NAD 911 Troubleshooting, No Sound One Channel, No Line Level Insert Signal, Nad

Models: NAD 911

1 28
Download 28 pages 29.77 Kb
Page 10
Image 10
TROUBLESHOOTING.

GB

TROUBLESHOOTING.

NO SOUND.

AC cord unplugged or power not switched on. Output lead not properly connected or damaged.

Amplifier not switched on, level controls too low or amplifier faulty.

Speakers not properly connected or damaged Internal fuse blown

Check AC socket, lead and fuse if fitted. Check the connections at both ends (NAD-911 and power amplifier).

Check amplifier, connections and settings

Check connections and speakers.

Consult dealer

NO SOUND ONE CHANNEL.

Level controls set too low.

Adjust level control.

Wrong channel being adjusted.

Check all channel level controls

NO LINE LEVEL INSERT SIGNAL.

Microphone connected.

Disconnect microphone

Input leads not properly connected or damaged

Check connections.

Source system not producing signal.

Check output of source system.

NO MICROPHONE SIGNAL OR FEEDBACK.

Microphone leads not properly connected or damaged

Check connections.

Microphone not switched on.

Switch microphone on or to ‘Talk’

Microphone battery flat.

Check or replace microphone battery if used.

Microphone requires ‘phantom’ powering.

Consult your microphone supplier for a suitable

 

adapter.

Loud High Pitch sound when the Microphone is switched on. Feedback caused by the microphone being too close to a speaker. Move the speaker or micro phone position or use the configuration jumpers to disable the Insert

Feed to that particular speaker.

NAD

10

Page 10
Image 10
NAD NAD 911 Troubleshooting, No Sound One Channel, No Line Level Insert Signal, No Microphone Signal Or Feedback, Nad