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Operating Manual
OPTIMOD-AM
Audio Processor
Model 9100B
orban’ IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTION:
[Alle safety and operating insvuctons shouldbe read belore the appliance is operate.
Retain Instructions: The satety and operation instructions shouldbe retained for future relerance.
Heed Warnings: Ail warsngs onthe appliance and in he operating instructions shouldbe adheres 10,
Follow Instructions: All operation and user instructions shouldbe followed.
Water and Moisture: The appiance should not be used near war (0g, near ab
basement or near a swimming poo, ee).
Ventilation: the appliance should be situated so tha its locaton or poston does no interfere wth is proper ventlaton_For example, the
appliance should nol be sitaled on a beg, sola, rug, oF similar surface that may Bock the ventlation openings or, placed ina bul
ittaaton, such ae a bookcase x cabinet hat may impede fe Tow of a trough the ventlaion openings
Heat: The appliance shouldbe situated away from heat sources suchas radiators, hea registers, stoves, or other apples (incuding
amplifier) that produce heat.
Power Sources: The apptance should be connected to @ power supply only ofthe type described inthe operating instuctons or as
‘marked onthe appliance,
Grounding oF Polarization: Procauions shouldbe taken so thatthe grounding ox polarization means ofan appliances not detested,
Power-Cord Protection: Powar supply cor shoul be routed so that they are ot kay to bo walked on or pinchod by toms placod
‘upon or against them, paying paricularatenton tocords a plugs, convenience recepacles, and te porn where they ext rom the appliance.
ub, washbow, kitchen sink, laundry ub, ina wet
Cleaning: the appliance should be cleaned onty as recommended by the manufacture.
Non-use Periods: The power cord ofthe applance shoul be unplugged from the outlet when lft unused for along period of ime,
Object and Liquid Entry: Care should be taken so that objects do not fll and lquids are not spied into the enclosure trough
openings.
Damage Requiring Service: The aopiance shouldbe serviced by qualiied service personnel when
“The power supply cord or he plug has been damaged: or
(Objets have fallen, or Baud has been splod into the appliance; or
‘The applance has been exposed tora oF
‘The appanes does not appear to operat normally oF exhibits a markod change in performance; or
‘The appllance has been dropped, oF the enclosure damages,
Servicing: The user shoud not attempt 10 service the appliance beyond that described inthe operating instuctons. A other servicing
shouldbe relered to qualified service personne.
The Appliance should be used only with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer.
Safety Instructions (European)
Notice For UK. Customers Your Unt is Equpped With APower Cor
WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED.
‘Tho cores in tho mains oad ae coloured in accordance withthe flowing code:
‘GREEN and YELLOW - Earth BLUE - Neutral ‘BROWN - Live
‘As colours ofthe cores in the mains lead of his appance may pat correspond with the coloured markings ening the terminals in your
lg, proceed as follows
‘The core which is coloured green and yellow must be connected othe ferminal inthe plug marked wth thelr E, or with the earth symbal,
(W), or coloures green, or green and yelow.
‘The cote which is coloured bive musi be connected Io the terminal marked Nor coloured back
‘The coro which is coloured brown must be coanacted to the terminal marked Lor coloured red
“Tne power cords termina in a CEE? pg (Continental Europe). The eenyellow wire connected dey 1 the wis chasis.
you ead change the plug aif yu re quale 1 dos, reer 1 the ble elo
oe
ie[cane
|| NeuraaL
[AC Power Cord Color Coding Safety Instructions (German)
GGerat nur an dor am Leistungsscitd vermerkten Spannung und Stomart btriben
‘Slcherungen nur durch solhe,gleiche Stromtrke und glechen Abechalerhaltonsersolzen. Sicherungon ne Uberbricken,
‘Jedwede Beschasigung des Netzkabels vermeidan, Netzkabal nicht krickon oder quetschen. Beim Abziohon dos Notzkabels don
‘Steckor Und macht Cas Rabe’ onlassen: Seschacgle Newkabe salon auswochsoln,
‘Gorat und Netzkabelkenen Uberviebenen mechanischon Beaspruchungen aussetzon.
Um Bersirung gelaviche elekischer Spannungen zu vermin, dart das Get rich gedtnet werden, im Fal von Betibstirun
‘gon cat Sas erat nur Von betugn Sonmcesioen instandgessia werden. im ora botincen sich Kaine, durch den Benutzer
Repanerbare Tole.
Zur Vermeiung von slotischen Schlagen und Favorit das Gort vor Nasco 2u schitzen. Endingen von Fouchtghat und
Fisaghaton nas Gora wormelcen “
ei Beriebestorungen baw, nach Ending von Flissghatn odor anderen Gepenstanden as Gert soot vom Netz rennen und
‘ino quataio Soweostoloonaiioren, me
Safety Instructions (French)
(on sassurera toujours que la tonsion at a nature du courant is correspondent bien & coux ndiqués sul plaque de apparel
Nutter que des fuses de mémeitonsilé et du méme principe de mise hrs crcult que ls usbles dorigne, Ne jamais shunter ls
fuses
Ever tut ce uiraque
tinon'e ce S08 ck
1ndommager le Able secour. On ne evra nile lr, Faplat. Lorsqu’on débranche Fapparel rer la iche
stendommags, le remplacer immecaloment
No jamais exposer apparel oul cb & une contrainte mécanique excessive,
Pour évtor tout contact avere une tension dlectique dangereuse, on focuwta jamais Tappa. En cas de dytoncionnement,
Peete Bout Se ors gus date ot tee alot, Rasa dita Ge cl appar ne pst ae ropak pa Toco
our évter es risques de décharge sactique ot éincend, protéger I apparel de Thum. Evier toute pénération humid ou tr
Fquido dane Tappa
Encas de dystonctonnement ou si un lquide outout autre objet a pn dans apparel couperausstt [apparel de son almeriation
fs adressar 3 un pont de service apresvente auton.
Safety Instructions (Spanish)
Hace uncionar el apaate sto con la tension y dase de conienteseialadas ona placa indicadora de caracterscas,
‘Reemplazar los fusible edo por ots de a misma intensdad de corintaysstoma de desconexibn. No poner nunca los fuses on
usr
Protege el cable de akmentacin conta toda case de dafios. No deblaro apretar el cable. A desonchutar, as ol enchute y nol
(able Susur inmodiatamerte cables dahados.
No somotr ol aparatoy el cable de aimentacion a estuerzo mecanico xcesvo.
Para evar el contacto con tensiones alcticas poigrosas ol aparato no debe arise. En caso de produce falls de uncionamiento,
aoe Sr oprado spo lores Go sv eurzass, En ol apart mo sooner pura za gun pura sr eparada
ob, rops
Bara ava descargas tices 0 incendos, apart debe protigers contala mada, impidend qv panaan Sta fdas
En caso da produce {aos da luncionamiento como consecuoncia def pantiacibn de lqudos w ots obets enol aparato a
{Ue desconsciaronmedatamente doa ogy poner on coraco cn un alr de sido aulerz200. 2
Safety Instructions (Italian)
Far funzionare Fapparachi solo con a tensione ei pod corrente indica sul trgariportante i dat sue pestazon,
‘Sostiuie | deposi dl protezione (valve, tsb oc.) solo con disposi avon lo sto amporaggo# lo stesso comportamento
‘rinleruzione: Non cavalotare mali pest dl prtezion,
Evitare quasiast danno al cavo dcolegamnto ala ot, Non pogare 0 schiacciare il cavo. Per stacare i cavo, rare ape
‘cave Sostare soto 'cav dannepgat pes i
"Non esporr Tapparecctio oi cavo ad esagerato solecitazion| meccanichs.
er evita il contatto con tension etch paricalose, apparecchio non deve venir aperto. In caso di anomalie di tunzonamento
Fpppnacte dove ve ipario odo da can dare atzah Nol appara rons voranopa he posto ese tare
Per evtarescosse eaticheo incend,Fapparecchio va potato datum Evitare che um 0 kquientino rel apparecchio.
In caso di anomale di unzionamentorispetivaments dopo la penaraione di Iquid 0 ogget ref apparecchio,staccare immed
SlarnrtsFappareceso Gala ret 6 conatare un certo sonido qualica orban’
PLEASE READ THIS FIRST!
Manual
‘The Operating Manual contains instructions to verify the proper operation of this unit and initialization of
Certain options. You will find these operations are most conveniently performed on the bench before you
instal the unit in the rack.
Please review the Manual, especialy the installation section, before unpacking the unit.
Trial Period Precautions
! your unit has been provided on a tral basis:
‘You should observe the following precautions to avoid reconditioning charges in case you later wish to return
the unit to your dealer.
1) "Note the packing technique and save all packing materials. tis not wise to ship in other than the factory
carton. (Replacements cost $35.00).
2) Avoid scratching the paint or plating. Set the unt on sof, clean surfaces.
3) Do not eut the grounding pin from the line cord.
4) Use care and proper tools in removing and tightening screws to avoid burring the heads.
5) Use the nylon-washered rack screws supplied, i possible, to avoid damaging the panel. Support the unit
‘when tightening the screws so thatthe threads do not scrape the paint inside the slotted holes.
Packing
‘When you pack the unit for shipping
Tighten all screws on any barrier strip(s) so the screws do not fall out from vibration, Wrap the unit in its
‘original plastic bag to avoid abrading the paint. Seal the inner and outer cartons with tape.
Hyou are returning the unit permanently (for credit), be sure to enclose:
The Manua\(s)
The Registration Warranty Card
The Line Cord
All Miscellaneous Hardware (including the Rack Screws and Keys)
‘The Extender Card
The Monitor Rollof Fiter(s) (OPTIMOD-AM only)
The COAX Connecting Cable (OPTIMOD-FM and OPTIMOD-TV only)
‘Your dealer may charge you for any missing items.
you are returning a unit for repair, do not enclose any of the above items.
Further advice on proper packing and shipping is included in the Manual (see Table of Contents),
‘Trouble
you have problems with installation or operation
1) Check everything you have done so far against the instructions in the Manual. The information contained
therein is based on our years of experience with Oplimod and broadcast stations.
2) Check the other sections of the Manual (consult the Table of Contents and Index) to see if there might
'be some suggestions regarding your problem.
3) After reading the section on Factory Assistance, you may call Orban Customer Service for advice during
‘normal California business hours. The number isin the Manual. Addendum
9100B Operating Manual
Installation and LF EQ Control
This addendum clarifies installation steps 13-C and 13-K (pages 2-21 and 2-22 of the 9100B
Operating Manual). We have revised these steps to explain how to adjust the LF EQ control.
Also, we have included a description of each TX EQ control to help you better understand
each control's function,
Replace step 13-C with the following text.
AG Set the TX EQ switch IN. Switch the MODE switch to OPERATE. Set all of the four
‘Transmitter Equalizer trimmer controls in the group that you are adjusting fully
‘counterclockwise except for the LF EQ control. Set the LF EQ control fully clockwise,
‘The setting of the other controls is not important.
Replace step 13-K with the following text.
AG. Tum the appropriate LF BREAKPOINT control to clockwise until the square wave is
as flat as possible,
Use the LF BREAKPOINT control that corresponds to your selection instep
BG.
Fig. 2-9(B) shows the result of a successful adjustment,
Work quickly to avoid overheating the transmitter.
Seting the LF EQ control to maximum LF boost ensures response closest
totrue DC-coupling, optimizing square wave response. If this lage amount
of boost at subaudible frequencies causes bounce and/or distortion on
heavy bass transients in music, the LF EQ control should be tumed down
until these problems are no longer observed. This will make the measured
square wave response poorer. However, engineering realities force a com-
‘promise between best small signal (i.e, square wave) response and best
large signal (i... bounce and distortion) performance.
Make this compromise by careful experimentation with program material,
finding the adjustment of the LF EQ control that gives the highest average
‘modulation without audible distortion,
Description of the TX £0 Controls
‘TXEQ IN/OUT: This switch enables or defeats Transmitter Equalization. If the system is
‘configured for stereo, both the L+/Mono and the L-R TX EQ are affected.
LF BREAKPOINT: Determines the frequency at which the response of the Tit Equalizer section
of the Transmitter Equalizer is up approximately +348.
LF EQ: Determines the maximum amount of low frequency correction provided by the Tit
Equalizer section of the Transmitter Equalizer
DELAY EQ: Determines the frequency at which the Delay Equalizer section of the Transmittar
Equalizer begins to add phase shift to correct for non-constant delay in the transmiter/an-
tena system,
‘SHELF EQ: Determines the frequency at which the High Frequency Shelving Equalizer section
‘ofthe Transmitter Equalizer Begins to rl of the high requoncy response, compensating for
‘overshoot in th transmiterantonna system. Addendum
9100B Operating Manual
Installation and LF EQ Control
This addendum clarifies installation steps 13-C and 13-K (pages 2-21 and 2-22 of the 9100B
Operating Manual). We have revised these steps to explain how to adjust the LF £@ control,
Also, we have included a description of each TX EQ control to help you better understand
each control's function.
Replace step 13-C with the following text.
A) Set the TX EQ switch IN, Switch the MODE switch to OPERATE. Set all of the four
‘Transmitter Equalizer trimmer controls in the group that you are adjusting fully
counterclockwise except for the LF EQ control. Set the LF EQ control fully clockwise.
‘The setting of the other controls is not important.
Replace step 13-K with the following text.
ACL Tum the appropriate LF BREAKPOINT control to clockwise until the square wave is
as flat as possible.
Use the LF BREAKPOINT control that corresponds o your selection in step
BG.
Fig. 29(B) shows the result of a successful adjustment.
‘Work quickly to avoid overheating the transmitter.
Setting the LF €Q control to maximum LF boost ensues response closest
{otrue DC-coupling. optimizing square wave response. I this large amount
of boost at subaudible frequencies causes bounce and/or distortion on
heavy bass transients in music, the LF EC contol should be tumed down
until these problems are no longer observed. This will make the measured
square wave response poorer. However, enginocting realities force a com
promise between best small signal (.e., square wave) response and best
large signal (ie., bounce and distortion) performance.
“Make this compromise by careful experimentation with program material,
finding the adjustment of the LF EQ control that gives the highest average
‘modulation without audible distortion.
Description of the TX £ Controls
TXEQIN/OUT: This switch enables or defeats Transmitter Equalization. If the system is
Configured for stereo, both the L+R/Mono and the L-R TX EQ are affected,
LF BREAKPOINT: Determines the frequency at which the response of the Tit Equalizer section
‘of the Transmitter Equalizer is up approximately +208,
LF EQ: Determines the maximum amount of low frequency correction provided by the Tit
Equalizer section of the Transmitter Equalizer.
DELAY EQ: Determines the frequency at which the Delay Equalizer section of the Transmitter
Equalizer begins to add phase shit to correct for non-constant delay in the transrniter/an-
tena system,
‘SHELF EQ: Determines the frequency at which the High Frequency Shelving Equalizer section
‘of the Transmitter Equalizer begins to roll of the high traquency response, compensating for
‘overshoot in the transmitterfantenna system, orban’
9100B
Manual Update
LED Meter Display Upgrade
Note: We have redesigned the 9100B meter display, upgrading the analog meters to LED bar-
graph meters. To do this upgrade, we have replaced the meter resistor board documented in the
‘manual, Otherwise, all information provided in the 9100B manual is valid for your 9100B unit.
This document provides a Circuit Description, Parts List, Schematic and Assembly Drawing for
the new 9100B meter display board, Orban
Circuit Description of 9100B Bargraph
LED Bar
aph GAIN REDUCTION Meters
‘The GAIN REDUCTION meters each consist of ten comparators with open collector outputs.
‘The ten LEDs in the bargraph are connected in series, and a current source forces a con-
stant current into the LED string. As the magnitude of the input voltage to the compara-
tors decreases, they progressively shunt to the ~15V rail the current that would ordinarily
flow through the LEDs, turning off all LEDs closer to the ~15V rail. The comparators are
biased with equal voltage increments, producing a meter whose scale is Tinear. Because
the gain control voltage is linear in dB, this produces a dB-linear meter scale.
‘A 250H2 “dither” signal is injected into the reference voltage string, modulating the tumn-
on threshold of each comparator and causing the LEDs to appear to smoothly fade on and
off instead of switching abruptly.
‘Component-Level Description:
All seven meters are identical, We will describe Meter I (the broadband compres.
sof).
Current source Q4, R14, R22, R23, CRIG applies a constant current to the
series-connected diodes in LED assembly CRI. A string of ten comparators ICI,
IC4, ICI7-A, ICI7-B receives the dB-linear gain reduction voltage. Voltage
divider string R3-R13 biases the comparators with DC reference voltages from
+0.0746 to +0.746VDC in 0.0746V steps. Each 0.0746V step corresponds to
2.S4B additional gain reduction. When the gain reduction is less than 2.54B, the
‘ain reduction voltage is less than 0.0746V and the outputs of all comparators are
active negative, shunting current from the series-connected LED string. As the
‘gain reduction increases, the output of each comparator in tum becomes open
collector and current is permitted to flow in the LED string until it encounters a
comparator whose output is stil active negative, at which point the active
‘comparator shunts the current away from the rest of the LEDs.
‘A 25OHz triangle-wave “dither” signal i injected into the reference voltage string
through R13, This AC signal modulates the turn-on threshold of each comparator,
‘causing the LEDs to appear to smoothly fade on and off instead of switching
abruptly.
IC19 is the 250Hz dither oscillator. IC19-B is an integrator charged from the
‘output of IC19-A, which acts as a comparator. Positive feedback from the output
of IC19-B through R52 causes the output of IC19-A to abruptly change state each
time the output of IC19-B reaches approximately +0.046V. The output of IC19-A
is thus a square wave, and IC19-B integrates this square wave to form the desired
triangle wave. 7 | r
METER 1 METER 2 METER 3 METER 4 METER S
BROADBAND + : 4z0Hz 700Hz
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METER 6 METER 7
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LED METER DISPLAY BOARD
Capacitors
ovr Monoiythic Ceramic, OV, 20%: 0.14F 2123-410 SPR 1025 25U104M050B KEM
3 Mot. Polyoster, 63V. 5% O1)F 214az-si0 WIM. 63MKS269501
co ‘Aum, Radka, 63V, -20% +100%; 224 21200522 «SPA S020 205G069BB1C PAN
cro Ceramic Disc, 1kV, 10%: 0.001uF ai2210 © CAL DD-102 MUR
Diodes
ont LED Aray,+7.5 To -150 25160-002 ORB
cra7. LED Array, -25 To -25.0 25160-001 ORB
one LED, Red 25106-003«HPHLMP-1300 i
cri2 LED, Yolow 5106-001 «HP HLMP-1400 a
RIS LED, Yelow 2106-001 HP-HLMP-1400 a
cri? LED, Yolow 5106-001 © HP-HLMP-1400 ai
conte LED, Greon 5106-002 © HP -HLMP-1503, Gi
cnie LED, Yotow 5106-001 «HP -HLMP-1400 a
Integrated Circuits
e118 (Quad Comparator 2a710-302 NAT LM339
ice Linear, Dual Opamnp pecoc-ee = T= TLo720P Mor
Miscellaneous
at Cable Assy, Fat, 14-Pin, 17.5" 40010-002 ORB
ae Cable Assy, Fat, 4-Pin, 15° 0010-003 ORB
Switches
st ‘Switch, Rotary, P12T 26078-3906 «CTS_—212-Series
$23 Switch, Toggle, Min. SPOT 6044-104 —«CK—7105P3YW30E
Transistors
ow Transistor, Signal, PNP za002-t01 MOT. 2Naeoz Fsc.
FOOTNOTES: ‘SPECIFICATIONS AND SOURCES FOR
“(See page 6-59 of the Manual for Vendor abbreviations (4)
(2) No Aternate Vendors known at publication
{3} Actual partis specially selected rom
part listed, consult Factory,
Realignment may bo required if replaced,
‘500 Croult Description andlor Aignment
Inetructons
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LED Meter Display Board Capaciore, Diodes,
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COMPONENT SIDE Operating Manual
OPTIMOD-AM
Audio Processor
Model 9100B
orban C-QUAM is a rogistored vadomark of Motorola, Ic
Enorgine sa registered tademark of Storing Dogs, nc
‘OPTIMOD isa rogstorod rademark of AKG Acoust, Ie
‘At ademarks ar propenty oftheir respective companies.
“The 81008 OPTIMOD-AM Auclo Processor is protected by USA patents #4208548, 44,228,368, #4,412.100 and #4,688,769, UK patent
2.001.495
‘and Canada patent #1,104,061,
‘This manuel is part number 95069-000-04
300- FB - 595,
(© Copyright 1995
orban
1H A Harman international Company
1525 Alvarado Street, San Leandro, CA 94577 USA » Phone (1) 510/351-3500 Fax (1) 510/351-1001 Operating Manual
OPTIMOD-AM
Audio Processor
page
1
41
51
61
onan Model 91008
Section 1: Introduction
The 9100B OPTIMOD-AM Audio Processor
System Requirements
The NRSC Pre-emphasis Standard
Security, Registration, Warranty, Feedback
Section 2: Installation
Installation (Quick Set-up)
Installation (Comprehensive Instructions)
Section 3: Operation
Controls and Meters
Recommended Control Settings
More About Audio Processing
Section 4: Maintenance
Routine Maintenance
Getting Inside the Chassis
Performance Evaluation, Alignment
Section 5: Troubleshooting
Problems and Possible Causes
Technical Support, Factory Service
Section 6: Technical Data
Specifications
Circuit Description
Parts List, Schematics, Assembly Drawings
Abbreviations
INDEX on next page Index
1008/1 OPTIMODAM 1-3.
9100872 OPTIMODAM 1-3.
abbreviations 6-96
alignment
fiold 4-28
assembly drawings 6-60
asymmetry 1-10
audio input
2.2, 2-7, 242, 2-16, 62
audio
‘controls | 2-20, 2.22
output 2-12, 62
processing 3-9
automatic equalization 9-16
automatic gain control 6-12
auxiliary input 2-19,
balanced line amplifiers 6-40
bass
balance 3-15
coupling 6-40
equalization 3-15, 5-8, 5-11,
66, 6-15
broadband AGC 6-12
‘compression 6-3
GRmeter 3.2, 3-11, 43, 66
buzz 54,511
cable 245
calibration 4-28
Gard #1810 or #1F10, bypass 5-6
Card #PS 4-12
chassis, getting inside 4-7
cireult cards
‘access 10 4-7
swapping 5-67
cleaning 4-2
Components, replacing 6-16
‘compression 3-10, 6-7, 6-14
‘broadband 6
control settings 3-5,
controls 3-2, 3-5
setup 4-7
corrosion 4-2
customer service §-18
do-emphasis 1-12
density 3-9, 3-10,
diagnostic routines 5-2
disassembly 4-7
distortion 1-9
distortion 3-4, 3-6, 4.22, 5.3, 5-12,
5-13, 62, 68
sibllance _$-14, 6-16
distorton-canceling 6-19
‘multiband clipper 6-16
EBS tests 1-15
equalization 32, 3-6, 9-13, 9-15,16
equipment required 3-8
factory service 5-18
frequency response 4-20, 6-2
front panol 1-2, 3-2, 4-8
fuse 25,63
‘gain reduction meter 9-11, 4-3, 6-6
gain reduction 3-9
galing 3-11, 63
probiems 5-15,
fitness 5-12
grounding 2-16, 42
problems 5-11
group delay 15
high-requency
‘equalization 3-13, 66, 6-15
limiter 6-7, 6-16, 6-18
response 5-12
high-pass iter
S0Hz 6:3,6-11
200H2 6-21
hum 5-4, 5-11
humidity 2-16
input
‘ampitior 6-9
fenuation 2-7, 6-9
auxiliary 2-19
board 4-10
jumpers 2-7
Card HEI 2.14
Cad aires 2-14
Card #1810 2412, 2-14
Card #1810 2-7
Card #4) 28, 215
Cad #5 215
Card #6 2-9
Card 87 2
Card #8 2
Cad 49 2.
keys 1-19
limiting 3-10
HE 6-7, 6-18
line volage "2-5
location» 1-5
loudness 3-9, 3-10
low-pass fiter | 6-21, 6-27, 6.92, 637
low-pass input fer "6-10
rains - 800 power
maintenance
rouine, 42
motor 82,3-11, 43
gain redaction’ 2-11, 43, 66
Oto, 42
smodulaon
level” 1-2,2-11
phase 11-10
problems. 3-11
mmontor
‘modulation 1-13
Toho titer | 248, 231
Sudo 113
System ‘27
noise 4.22, 63, 64
tink 62
ping. 917, 6-7
Ms 2
NAC standards 1-16
opamps 5-16
crdong pane 6-43
oulput B12, 247
‘pit 6-40
impedance” 232
towel 222
Sim and diferonce 242
packing for shipment 5-18
Packing list 2-5
pars Ist 643
‘contol 2.9
fovels 123,310
tinting ‘68
Toaverage rato 1-15
performanes
ite 7
proof 4-14
phase modulation 1-10
phase scrambler” 6-3, 6-1
Posteompressor crossover! 618
Power 22
ord 2.2
Supply. 1-8, 6-40
probums 5-4
power transistors 4-12
Pear “3.10,
prersompressor crossovers, 6:17
Preomphacis. 1-3, 213, 33, 96,949,
63,66
productfeatures 1-3
Prost performance 4-14
pumping 3-17. 67
rear panel 1-249
fecommonded satings 3
ted zone 3-11
release timo 9-4, 3-10
remote contol 23, 220
replacing components, 5:16
totum authorzaion 5-18
toverberation 317
Br aa.69
shiong box 410
safety cipper 69, 6.17, 636
Schematics 6:60
serous 47
Seoutly “147
Service 5:18
shilling 217
stinging 24
instuctons 5-18
