Dynatech V-7000 User Instructions - Page 12

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put). Short Circuit Protection can usually be traced back to the signal output line (i.e. speaker line). Check the line from the output ter-

minal of the amplifier to the speaker. If this line good, check the internal speaker connections and components. A short circuit will usu-

ally be traced to a bad cable or a bad speaker component and is rarely traced to the amplifier itself.

Thermal Protection -Dual variable speed fans on the The

output the fans run at normal speeds. During high output and as heat raises, (exceeding 90°C.), the fans will run at higher sp-

eeds to aid the cooling process. If the heatsink temperature exceeds 91°C., the amplifier will mute until the amplifier cools

down. When the amplifier cools below 90°C., the amplifier will return to normal operations. Be sure not to operate your ampl-

ifier below the minimum load ratings to reduce the risk of overheating problems.

Input/Output Protection - The input circuits are isolated by 10k resistors. An ultrasonic network uncouples RF from the output and

helps keep the amplifier stable with reactive loads.

Operating Voltage (AC Mains) - The serial number label indicates the correct AC main voltage. Connecting to the wrong voltage is

dangerous and may damage the amplifier. Always be sure the source voltage for your areas matches the required voltage for your

amplifier.

Gain Controls - The gain controls are located on the front panel and are calibrated in 2dB of attenuation from full gain. It is best to

adjust the amplifier so no "hissing" is heard from speakers with no music being played, this will ensure the lowest possible distortion

during normal operation.

THRU - Thru will allow the user to daisy-chain one amplifiers signal input into another amplifier. Plug the signal source outputs into the

first amplifier's input, patch from the amplifier's THRU jacks to the next amplifier's input, and so on, daisy-chaining as many amplifiers

as there is no excessive level loss. Is not affected by crossover setting.

GROUND LIFT SWITCH - Applying or lifting the ground switch will change the level for background noise and hum, if the noise level

remains the same in either position, it is better to keep the ground lift switch in the ground position. This will eliminate 60Hz cycle hum

that is sometimes induced when mounting several units in the same rack.

OPERATING VOLTAGE (AC MAINS) - The serial number label indicates the correct AC main voltage. Connecting to the wrong voltage

is dangerous and may damage the amplifier.

GAIN CONTROLS - The gain controls are located on the front panel and are calibrated in 2dB of attenuation from full gain. It is best to

adjust the amplifier so no "hissing" is heard from speakers with no music being played, this will ensure the lowest possible distortion

during normal operation.

LED INDICATORS - Each channel has six LEDS. Four LEDs indicate signal level activity; two green LED and two yellow LED. One red

LED indicates signal clipping. One red LED indicates protections mode for shorts/ overload. Both channels will also share the center

green LED that indicate the amplifier operating mode.

FUNCTION INDICATORS - These green LED indicators detail the amplifiers current operating mode (Stereo, Mono, or Bridge).

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amplifier provide adequate cooling. During low leve

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