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Instructions Adcom, Modèle FMJ A18

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If you have already an external phono amplifier that you wish to use, connect its output to one of the line-level inputs. e-7 loudspeakers Single wiring Single wiring is the conventional wiring method of running a single cable per channel between the amplifier and the speaker; this is the easiest technique. If each speaker has more than one pair of connecting terminals, use the terminals labelled Lf or ‘Low Frequency’ for each speaker. Connect the positive terminal of the right speaker connection on the amplifier (coloured red and labelled +r) to the positive terminal of your right speaker. Similarly, connect the negative terminal of the amplifier (coloured black and labelled with r–) to the negative terminal of your speaker. Repeat the process for the left speaker, using the amplifier terminals labelled +L and L–. If your speakers support bi-wiring, then there is a strip of conductive metal on the speakers connecting the low- frequency terminals to those for the higher-frequencies; this mUST NOT Be RemOVeD in a single-wired system. An A18 connected to speakers using single wiring .............................................. notes on making speaker connections < Do not make any connections to any amplifier while it is switched on. We recommend that your amplifier is completely disconnected from the mains supply before starting. < Before switching your amplifier(s) on for the first time after connecting to speakers, please check all connections thoroughly. Ensure that bare wires or cables are not touching each other or the amplifier’s chassis (which could cause short circuits), and that you have connected positive (+) to positive and negative (–) to negative. Be sure to check the wiring for both the amplifier and the speaker. < After making connections: switch the amplifier(s) on, select a source signal, then gradually increase the volume to the required listening level. < If you are unsure as to how your system should be connected, or need advice on bi-amping, please contact your Arcam dealer who will be happy to help you. bi-amping Bi-amping is the separation of the amplification of low- and high-frequency signals over two amplifiers. Bi-amping requires the use of two amplifiers per channel. Normally, your A18 is used to drive the high- frequency (treble) speakers, with a P38 used for the lower (bass) frequencies. Connect your A18 to the speakers as described for single wiring, with the exception that the A18 should be connected to the speaker terminals labelled hf or ‘High Frequency’. Then connect the power amplifier (an Arcam P38 for example) to the Lf or ‘Low Frequency’ terminals, as in the diagram. A pair of audio interconnect cables are also required to connect the pre-amp outputs of the A18 to the power amp inputs of the P38. Note that the strip of metal on the speakers connecting the lower terminals to the upper terminals mUST Be RemOVeD. Failure to do so will result in damage to both amplifiers, which will not normally be covered under warranty. An A18 and P38 connected to speakers using bi.amping ...................................................................................... e-8 E-9 English The CR10 is pre-programmed for use with the A18 as well as Arcam CD players (such as CD17). The CR10 requires a clear line of sight to the front panel display of A18 to ensure reliable operation. Make sure you have inserted the two AAA batteries supplied before attempting to use the CR10. Keys on the CR10 that control the A18 are shown not greyed-out. Amplifier commands - Toggles the mute function to silence speaker output. Mute is displayed on screen when active. Vol – VOL + Decrease (VOL–) and increase (VOL+) amplifer volume Source keys Selects the amplifier input: DVD DVD input SAT Satellite decoder input AV AV (television sound) input TUN DAB/FM/AM tuner input AUX Auxiliary line input PVR Personal Video Recorder input CD CD input PHO Phono input BASS Adjust bass levels (using Vol– and Vol+ controls) between -7, through 0, to +7 TREB Adjust treble levels (using Vol– and Vol+ controls) between -7, through 0, to +7 BAl Adjust balance levels (using Vol– and Vol+ controls) between L (left) 9, through 0, to R (right) 9 PROC Toggles between PROC ON and OFF. PROC mode is only available if the AV input is selected When in PROC mode, the Vol - and Vol + can be used to adjust the PROC volume setting. DRCT Toggles direct mode (i.e. tone defeat) Disp Cycles through display panel brightness options (bright, off, dim) Mode Cycles through displaying the settings for Bass, Treble and Balance .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... ...... .... ...... ...... ...... .... ...... ........ ........ ...... ........ ........ ........ ........ .......... ........ .................. ........ .......... ........ ...... ...... ........ .......... .................. ........ ........ ........ Inserting batteries into the remote control 1. Squeeze the tab and lift off the remote control’s battery compartment cover. 2. Insert the tw...