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Summary of Contents for Phoenix Eagle Digital
- Page 1 Operators Manual Eagle Digital Power Supply Unit...
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Page 2: Specifications
Specifications Physical: Dimensions: Controller: 3.565" x 2.50" x 1.1875" . Amp: 6” x 4” x 2” Weight: Controller: 4 oz. Amp: 2 lbs Case: 1 piece Extruded Aluminium. Operating Modes: Standby, Sleep, Normal, Voltage Calibration, Frequency Calibration, Factory Default Programming Power Requirements: DC Supply 48VDC 600 mA nominal Normal mode;... - Page 3 Setup: Connect the 6ft 3.5mm stereo cable between the Eagle control unit and the amplifier as shown. Plug the cable into the amplifier front panel connector marked “CTRL” and into the controller rear panel connector marked “AMP”. Connect the output of the wall adapter to the amplifier by plugging the 2.1mm plug into the connector on the back of the amplifier marked “48VDC”.
- Page 4 Operating Modes Note: The turntable belt MUST be on the SMALL pulley for proper operation. Standby Mode: The PSU will power up in Standby Mode as indicated by 3 dashes: The amplifier’s LED will be Red while in Standby Mode. Sleep Mode: While in Standby Mode, if no activity is detected for 5 min., the PSU will revert to Sleep Mode and blank the display.
- Page 5 Voltage Output Mode: Voltage Output Mode is used to adjust the output voltage the PSU reverts to after the platter has reached operating speed. The motor requires much more torque at start up than it does once the platter is on speed; by reducing the running voltage once the platter is moving, vibration and noise are greatly reduced.
- Page 6 To select the other speed output voltage, press and release the Stby button. The display will show the newly selected speed, then revert to the output voltage for that speed selection. Increase or decrease the output voltage for the selected speed as above. When output voltage selections are complete, press and hold the Stby button;...
- Page 7 Frequency Calibration Mode: Frequency Calibration Mode is used to fine tune the output frequency to compensate for belt tension and other variables that may cause the platter to rotate faster or slower than the indicated speed. Frequency Calibration Mode will adjust the base frequency in 0.01RPM steps within a range of ±1.0 RPM.
- Page 8 Factory Default Mode: To return the PSU operating parameters to the factory defaults, remove the cable between the Eagle controller and the amplfier. Press and hold the Plus and Minus buttons while re-inserting the cable. The display will show: Release both buttons and the display will show " don" to indicate factory default settings have been restored.
- Page 9 Tachometer Operation: The PSU can be connected directly to the RoadRunner digital turntable tachometer or RoadRunner Lite Sensor via a 3 wire serial cable in order to synchronize its output with the direct measurement of the platter speed. Operation is completely automatic with no user intervention needed.
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