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ON-OFF SWITCH (1)
This rocker switch supplies AC power to the SP®2P when switched to the ON position. The ON position is with
the top side of the switch pushed "in" or nearly flush with the rear panel.
FUSE (2)
The unit is AC power line fuse protected from overloads and fault conditions with a slow-blow 5 x 20mm
250V fuse. This fuse is located within the cap of the fuse holder. If the fuse fails, THE FUSE MUST
BE REPLACED WITH THE SAME TYPE AND VALUE IN ORDER TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THE
EQUIPMENT AND TO PREVENT VOIDING THE WARRANTY!
The fuse in the SP®2P can be replaced with a time-delay type 5 x 20 mm size 250V rated fuse.
For 120VAC operation, a fuse rated at 10 amps should be used. In the USA, types GDC, GMC, 215, 218, and
477 cartridge-style 5 x 20 mm size fuses with a 10 amp 250V rating can be used.
For 220-240VAC operation, a fuse rated at 5 amps and 250V should be used, which conforms to the
international fuse classification "T5AH".
If the unit continues to blow replacement fuses, do not keep replacing them, it should be taken to a qualified
service center for repair.
To replace the fuse, be sure to remove the IEC power cord from the IEC socket.
IEC POWER CORD CONNECTION (3)
This receptacle is for the IEC line cord (supplied) that provides AC power to the unit. It is very important that
you ensure the SP®2P has the proper AC line voltage supplied. You can set the proper voltage for your SP®2P
using the Voltage Selector switch (4) on the rear panel of the unit.
Please read this guide carefully to ensure your personal safety as well as the safety of your equipment. Never
break off the ground pin on any equipment. It is provided for your safety. If the outlet used does not have a
ground pin, a suitable grounding adapter should be used and the third wire should be grounded properly. To
prevent the risk of shock or fire hazard, always be sure that the mixer and all other associated equipment are
properly grounded.
VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (4)
The SP®2P has a voltage selector switch to allow switching between an input power voltage of 120VAC to a
range from 220VAC to 240VAC, all at either 50 or 60 cycles per second (Hz). It should be set to the proper
voltage for your country out of the box. However, world conditions are such that some areas have power line
voltages differing from the voltage used by the majority of any given locale.
Be sure to check the position of the voltage selector switch to see that it matches the power line voltage used
locally. If it does not match, then to change the voltage to the correct one, follow the steps outlined below.
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