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5.3.1 Power switch

The power switch is used as a functional switch and should not be relied upon as a

safety disconnect.

100 volt and 120 volt versions: Press to turn the power ON or on STANDBY. When ON, the

READY indicators will illuminate. In the STANDBY mode, the unit is off but can be activated

through the SEQUENCE connector on the rear panel of the amplifier. Be sure all connections

are made and double checked before switching the power amplifier ON.

Note

Standby (see above) and Sequencing (see below) modes are activated at the amplifier only

when using the standard input module. For the ACM-1 module, these modes are estab-

lished via the network. For further detail, refer to instructions included with the network.

220-240 volt version: This version has separate POWER and SEQUENCE switches on the

front panel. Press the POWER switch to turn power on (1) or off (0). When the unit is off, no

power reaches the unit and the sequencing function is not active. To use the amplifier in

the normal mode, set the POWER switch on and set the SEQUENCE switch to the off

position (

). The READY indicators will illuminate. To activate the sequencing function, the

SEQUENCE switch must first be switched to the on position (

switch must be turned on. The unit will then be in a standby mode and can be activated by the

sequence signal. See Section 5.4.8 for additional information regarding the sequence feature.

5.3.2 Standby LED

Illuminates when the power switch is turned OFF to indicate the amplifier is connected to

AC power and the amplifier can be powered up. When the power switch is ON, the standby

LED turns off.

5.3.3 AC power fuse

Protects the amplifier from catastrophic failures that could damage internal circuitry.

Repeated fuse blowing is a sign of internal distress. Refer to an authorized Bose

Center for evaluation.

5.3.4 Level controls

Used to adjust the input level of each channel. When fully clockwise, the amplifier operates

at maximum gain. Turning the controls counter-clockwise attenuates the input signal.

You can bypass the Level controls internally to lock the amplifier at its full gain capacity.

See the Note about the level defeat switch on page 13.

5.3.5 Status indicators

The ON LED illuminates green when the power is on and the amplifier is ready to operate.

The ON LED illuminates red when the power switch is first turned on (while the power

supply is stabilizing prior to the speaker output relays switching in) or when the amplifier is

in protect mode.

The five SIGNAL LEDs illuminate yellow when a signal is present at the speaker output jacks

to indicate output power relative to full power (0 dB).

The PEAK/PROTECT LED illuminates red when the power switch is first turned on, when the

output begins to clip, or whenever there is a fault condition that causes the output relays to

disengage. These fault conditions include excessive DC offset, excessive heatsink tempera-

ture, and short circuits at the speaker outputs.

Note

The relays operate independently for each channel. Therefore, it is possible for one channel

to operate normally while the other is in protect mode.

5.3.6 Data receive indicator

Flashes a yellow light when an installed ACM-1 module is receiving network information.

) and then the POWER

Service

5.0 Operation

CAUTION

Always replace with the same

type and value fuse indicated

next to the fuse holder.