Safety Notices - AOR SR2200 Operating Manual

Safety notices

Every effort has been made to make this manual correct and up to date. Due to continuous
development of the product and by error or omission, anomalies may be found and this is
acknowledged.
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may be copied or transferred by any means without the prior written consent of AOR Ltd. AOR
and the AOR logo are trade marks of AOR Ltd. All other trade marks and names are
acknowledged. E&OE
Level of risk
As the SR2200 is powered from 12V DC, there is little chance of serious injury as long as
common sense is applied.
DC input is a nominal 12V DC wired centre positive. Reverse polarity connection will damage the
SR2200 and potentially could lead to the risk of fire or explosion under severe circumstances.
NEVER connect the SR2200 directly to an AC outlet.
Handling the SR2200
Use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the SR2200 clean, never use abrasive cleaners or organic
solvents which may damage certain parts. Treat the unit with care, avoid spillage or leakage of
liquids into the cabinet. Special care should be taken to avoid liquid entering via the connection
sockets.
Special remarks
Do not use or leave the SR2200 in direct sunlight. It is best to avoid locations where excessive
heat, humidity, dust and vibration are expected. Always keep the SR2200 free from dust and
moisture.
Other warnings
There are no internal operator adjustments. In the unlikely event of servicing being required,
please contact your dealer for technical assistance.
Although carefully designed, the SR2200 (like all receivers) suffers from a degree of internal
noises known as spurii. They are a product of the receiver circuitry and do not represent a fault.
The reception might be affected by interferences produced by nearby electrical appliances such
as television, PC, walkie-talkies, etc... The reception might be strongly affected by powerful
transmissions if the receiver or the antenna are located nearby a transmitter (such as TV
broadcasting transmitter).
Transmissions with encrypted content cannot be decoded by this receiver.
Specification is typical but not guaranteed, subject to change without notice due to continuous
development of the product.