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sockets, making certain that the ground strap is
wedged between the tube envelope and the shield.
Power Supply 5PS1 Connections
The consolette is shipped with the power trans-
former connected for power line voltage of 110 to
120 volts. If the line voltage is outside this range,
remove the four screws in each corner of the power
supply chassis. Turn the power supply upside down.
Remove the wire leading to terminal 3 of the power
transformer 4Tl. If the line voltage is between 100
and 110 volts, connect this wire to terminal 2; if it
is between 120 and 130 volts, connect the wire to
terminal 4. Replace the power supply. Connect the ac
power line to the barrier type terminal block 4TB
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directly behind the power transformer. For conveni-
ence a power switch may be provided externally to
turn the consolette on and off.
External Connections
Audio wiring should be segregated into low level
(microphone and turntable inputs) and high level
(line input and output) cables or conduits. low level
audio lines should be shielded twisted pairs with
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