Sonic Frontiers SFCD 1 Operating Manual page 10

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M Standby Button
(Power Button on
the remote control)
Rear Panel
N Main Power Switch
O Detachable Power
Cord Socket
P
Left and Right Channel
RCA Single-Ended
Audio Output Connectors
Q Left and Right Channel
External Infrared
R
Remote Input
When depressed, this button will allow power to the player for full-function control. When
this button is "off" and the MAIN POWER SWITCH (N) is "on", a small amount of curre n t
will remain flowing through the tubes and certain sections of the player. This reduces
power consumption and extends tube life during periodic short term use. This feature will
keep optimal warm-up times shorter. For listening sessions spanning more than 3 days
apart, the player should be turned " o ff " via the MAIN POWER SWITCH (N)
Refer to Reference Diagrams.
This switch must be in the "on"position for the SFCD 1 to operate. When the STANDBY
button (M) has rendered the unit's control functions off, this switch allows power to con-
tinue to circulate to sections of the player so the unit will operate at maximum efficiency
with less warm-up time required.
Plug the detachable Power Cord into this socket. The SFCD 1 compact disc player
is configured for the country's operating voltage in which it is sold. See shipping box or
check the rear of the chassis for voltage settings. If a different operating voltage is
required, please contact an authorized Sonic Frontiers dealer or the factory directly.
If the balanced outputs are not applicable for use, the RCA single-ended (unbalanced)
audio outputs should be used when connecting the SFCD 1 to the RCA single-ended
audio inputs of a line level preamplifier, integrated amplifier or receiver, left channel to
left, right channel to right.
If the balanced connections are available for use on your existing preamplifier, integrat-
ed amplifier or receiver, a connection made with these outputs will yield optimum sonic
performance. Connect the left channel of the SFCD 1 to the left channel of the control
unit and right channel to right.
Note: The XLR pin configurations are as follows:
Pin#1- Ground
Pin#2- Positive
Pin#3- Negative
An infrared remote extension unit may be connected to this 3.5 mm phone connector to
allow control access via the Remote Control from other rooms or when the SFCD 1 is
obstructed from direct view of the Remote (ie. the SFCD 1 is in a closed cabinet).
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