Turbosound LMS-D24, LMS-D6, LMS-D26 user manual Voltage Range, Audio Connections & Controls

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TA-890

Voltage Setting

Your models will be set up at the factory for correct operation on your local voltage supply. No further adjustment is necessary.

Voltage Range

The minimum supply voltage over which the amplifier will operate is 180V for the 220-240V range, and 90V for the 110-120V range. Naturally, maximum power output will be reduced accordingly from the published ratings.

The maximum supply voltage which exceeds safe limits and causes the amplifiers to switch- off is in excess of 260 V for 220/240 V range, and 130 V for the 108/120 V range. This is however dependent on load impedance and program drive level as mentioned above.

Obviously, the mains voltage will reach these limits only in exceptional circumstances and the A/P (Audio Protect) LED will then flash.

Audio Connections & Controls

The amplifiers’ actively balanced, fully-floating input connections are fuss-free, regardless of the installation's complexity.

The incoming 3-pin XLR plug should be connected, with a high grade twin-core sreened cable, as follows.

Pin 1

Screen - connect to shield

Pin 2

hot (signal +)

Pin 3

cold (signal -)

The shield connection to pin 1 at each amplifier input must be maintained under all circumstances, as TURBOSOUND will not be responsible for consequential damage arising to loudspeakers, etc., should this connection not be made.

The amplifiers are designed to operate with fully balanced equipment. Ground loops or loss of performance may be experienced if connected to unbalanced sources. If it is unavoidable, however, the following wiring convention should be used.

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Turbosound LMS-D24, LMS-D6, LMS-D26 user manual Voltage Range, Audio Connections & Controls