Hardware Configuration - Emotiva Stealth SP-1 User Manual

Stealth SP-1 Input Selector and Phono Preamp

Hardware Configuration

Inserting or changing batteries in the remote control
The battery compartment for the Stealth SP-1's remote control is located on the back
towards the bottom. To open the battery compartment, place the remote control
face down on a soft surface, and press gently inwards while sliding the battery cover
towards the end of the remote control. Once the cover has moved approximately 1/4
inch, you will be able to lift the end towards the end of the remote control and the
cover will pop free.
The SP-1 remote control is shipped with a small plastic insulator protecting the battery.
Before using it for the first time, you must open the battery cover, pull out the thin
transparent plastic strip, and replace the cover. The battery need not be removed to
remove the insulator.
When the battery dies, replace it with an equivalent CR2032 3V "button cell" battery.
Observe the polarity when removing the original battery and inserting the replacement.
The + terminal batter should be facing towards the outside of the remote control when
the battery is inserted.
The illustration below shows a close-up of the battery. The remote control is face down,
with the bottom towards you. You will notice that the top right corner of the battery is
hooked under the plastic face of the battery compartment, and the small plastic lever
(which the arrow in the illustration is pointing to) holds the battery in place.
To remove the battery, slide your fingernail along the battery in the direction shown by
the arrow to push the small lever past the edge of the battery. When the lever clears
the battery, the battery will pop up slightly on that corner. You will then lift the battery
from the bottom with your fingernail and unhook it from the plate at the top right.
To insert the fresh battery, first hook the top right corner under the plastic plate, then
press the battery down until the small plastic lever pops to the right slightly to engage
the battery and lock it in place.
To replace the battery cover, place the cover flat against the remote control, then slide
it up until the plastic latch snaps into place.
Note: The remote control ships
with battery installed, but with
a small insulator strip between
the batteries and battery
terminal to prevent discharge
during shipping. Before using
the remote control for the
first time, you must open the
remote control and remove
(pull out) the clear plastic
insulator.
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