INDICATORS
@POPER; Red light in the pushbutton Power switch illuminates to indicate power is on.
@SIGNAL: Green light illuminateswhen a signal is present in the channel.
@OVERLOAD: Red light illuminates to indicate limiting when the Protection Defeat switch is out,or to indicate clip- ping when the Protection Defeat switch is pushed in. In normal use with HTS5O lo;dspeakers, the overload light will turn on occasionallyfor
@~ I W O RTM 0SLOB: snap the supplied Indicator Tabs into these slots when the loudspeaker is connected to the amplifier. The tabs show the speaker location correspondmgto each channel (LEFT,RIGHT, CENTER,
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| binding posts that will accept any of the | |||
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| following methods of connection: bare | |||
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| wire wrapped around the post, bare wire | |||
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| inserted through the hole in the post, | |||
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| spade lug around the post, pin connector | |||
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| through the hole in the post, or banana | |||
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| plug inserted in the jack These output | |||
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| connectors will accommodate most high- | |||
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| performance audio cables. (Gold ,080- | |||
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| inch diameter pins soldered to the loud- | |||
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| speaker cables and inserted under the | |||
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| binding post hex caps [fastened finger- | |||
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| tight] are the most reliable connection.) | |||
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| To maintain proper speaker polarity in | |||
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| the completed HTS system, it is | |||
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| extremely important that each plus (+) | |||
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| amplifier output t | e | d is connected | |
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| only to a plus speaker t | e d , and each | ||
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| minus | |||
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| connected only to a minus speaker | |||
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| @ CHANNEL 1 OUTPUT: Both plus | |||
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| and minus terminals are used in | |||
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| normal | |||
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| drive an HTSSOCF, HTSSOLRS, | |||
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| HTSSOSW or any other loudspeaker. | |||
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| Only the plus terminal of Channel 1 | |||
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| is used as the plus or high side | |||
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| output connection to a loudspeaker | |||
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| when the HTSSOSPA is in the | |||
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| BRIDGED MODE '. | |||
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| @ CIIANNEL 2 OUTPUT: Both plus | |||
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| and minus terminals are used in | |||
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| normal | |||
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| drive an HTSSOCF, HTSSOLRS, | |||
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| HTS5OSW or any other loudspeaker. | |||
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| Only the plus terminal of Channel 2 | |||
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| is used as the minus or low side | |||
SURROUND LEFT SURROUND RIGHT, | output connection to a loudspeaker | ||||
when the HTSSOSPA is in the | |||||
SUBWOOFER OR BRIDGED.) | |||||
BRIDGED MODE '. | |||||
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If speaker locationsare reassigned, | @ EXTERNAL FUSE: The lOA, 250 V Slo- | ||||
remove the tabs by carefully prying one | Blo fuse accessible from the rear panel is | ||||
comer out of the slot with a pointed | user replaceable. If | the fuse should blow, | |||
instrument. The tab can then be removed | disconnect the power cord, and remove | ||||
with the hgertips. Take care not to | the fuseholder and fuse by pressing | ||||
scratch or damage the amplifier front | inward and rotating counterclockwise. | ||||
h i s h when removing the indicator tab. | Replace the fuse only with one of the | ||||
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| same type, same amperage and voltage | |||
BACK PANEL | rating. |
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If the fuse should blow a second | |||||
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@ INPUT CONNECTOss: C h m l 1 and | time, do not replace it again. Contact the | ||||
Shure Service Department or other | |||||
Channel 2 input connectors are heavy- | |||||
qualified service personnel to correct | |||||
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the problem. |
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Use | 1 input when |
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BRIDGEDMODE outputis selected.
@OUTPUT CONNECTORS All output
connectors are
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