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AMPLIFIER

Precautions

Introduction

Channel Indicators:

Bridge mode (yellow) indicates if two channels are bridged using the DIP-switch

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on the rear panel.

CPL, Current Peak Limiter (red), when flashing indicates the maximum possible

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current draw has been reached.

CPL, Current Peak Limiter (red), when constant indicates excessive current draw

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caused by a short circuit on the output or very low operational impedance. MUTE

LED will illuminate and the output will mute for 6 seconds before re-meauring the

output impedance. This will continue until the short circuit is removed. CPL

remains constant red in a fault condition only when an input signal is present.

Temperature (yellow) warning is indicated by a flashing LED. If the amplifier goes

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into thermal protect (output muted), the TEM LED illuminates constant yellow and

the red MUTE LED illuminates.

VHF, Very High Frequency protection (yellow) indicates that potentially harmful

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continuous high frequencies have been detected on the input signal. The output is

muted (MUTE LED on).

Hardware fault is indicated when both the CPL and TEM, VHF and MUTE

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indicators light up simultaneously. The amplifier requires servicing before placing

back in operation.

During normal operation your TD-10000Q amplifier will provide trouble-free

service. The only user maintenance required is to periodically vacuum clean the

foam dust-filters behind the front grille.

In some extreme cases it may be necessary for authorized service personnel to

clean the inside of the amplifier. These conditions usually occur after prolonged use

in extreme environments such as those using "cracked oil" smoke machines. If you

are using your amplifier in a heavy duty application, it is recommended to have your

amplifier serviced every 3 years purely a preventative action.

TD10000Q

Front Panel

Rear Panel

Operation and Performance