Front Panel Controls - Trigon Epilog Instruction Manual

Epilog
To power the
Epilog
. LEDs (2) on the front panel flashes while a few relay click softly. Once the
front panel display turns on, the
Now is a good time to get familiar with the basic functions and operation of the
Epilog
before proceeding to hook the integrated amplifier up to your system.
CAUTION: Before you start making any connections, you should - as always when
working on the wiring - turn off the
system! Do not connect or disconnect RCA plugs to/from a UNBAL INPUT while the
Epilog
is powered up, since with this type plugs the signal connection makes
contact before the ground, which may cause a very strong buzzing sound which can
under certain circumstances damage your speakers!
3.1 Front Panel Controls and Display
We've tried to limit the number of control elements in accordance with the motto "as
much as necessary, as little as possible". An important design consideration for the
Epilog
integrated amplifier was to keep the basic functions easy to use and
intuitive – e.g. anyone is likely to associate the large knob (3) with the volume setting,
the keys (7) and (8) with inputs selection, and the button (1) for turning the
on or off.
Individual Elements:
(1) On – Off switch
Epilog
Turns the
function is not activated by switch (23) or the amp is not connected to the mains.
20 20
BAL-OUTPUT BAL-INPUT
L L
R R
IN T E G R AT E D A M P L IF IE R E P IL O G
22
-
+
23
SPEAKER
RIGHT CHANNEL
24
CAUTION
CONSUMPTION 40 - 850W
on completely, press the on-off button (1) on the front of
Epilog
Epilog
on or off. When power indicator LED (2) is not lit, the standby
21 20 20
REC-OUTPUT PHONO MM/MC DAC
REC A
L L
B
R R
MAIN POWER IR-CON SERVICE
26
25 REMOTE 10V DC
27
is ready.
, as well as the other devices in the
20
UNBAL-INPUT
OPT. B A
L
USB
R
28
-
+
SPEAKER
LEFT CHANNEL
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