Technics SUA 800 DM Owners Manual

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Dear Customer

Thank you for purchasing this
Technics product.

For optimum performance and safe-
ty. please read these instructlons
carefully.

These operating instructions are applicable to
the lollowlng systems.

Beforeuse llllll

Power
amplifier

SE-AQOOSM2
SE-ABOOSMZ

Control
amplifier

SU-CBOOUMZ
SU-CBOOUMZ

System

SU-ABOODMZ
SU-ABOODM2

These operating instructions, however, are
intended prlmarily tor system SU-ASOODMZ.

Accessories .............

' Suggestions tor safety .
Caution for AC mains lead

. , Connections ......................
Preparing for the remote contra
Front panel controls............

_Llehenlng to sound .
Toad'just the tone quality .
To adjust the sound balance
To mute the sound level
To listen through headphones.
Recording ............................
To check the sound recorded while
recording is being made
Remote control operation .

Technical specifications.
Troubleshooting gulde.

Accessories

Please check and identify
\ the supplied accesories.
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(VJA0733)

sirSuggestions for safety

Placement

Avoid placing the unit in areas 01:

u direct sunlight

- high temperature

0 high humidity

- excessive vibration

I uneven surfaces (Place the unit on a llat
level surface)

Such conditions might damage the cabinet

and/or other component parts and thereby

shorten the unit's service lite.

Never place heavy items on top oi the unit or
the AC power cord.

- it is very dangerous to use an AC power

source or high voltage such as tor an air'

- Do notBuTom cord when you are dis-
connecting the power. as this could cause
an electric shock. Grasp the plug tirmly
when you Disconnect the power supply,

- Never touch the plug with wet hands or a
serious eiectric shock could result.

Foreign mo teriois

- Ensure that no foreign objects. such as
needles, coins, screwdrivers etc. acciden»
tally fall into the unit
Otherwise. a serious electric shock or met
hrnction could occur.

0 Be extremely careful about spilling water or
liquid on/into the unit. as a tlre or electric
shock could occur.

(Disconnect the power plug and contact
your dealer immediately it this occurs.)

cord" sham meme- a cw

- Avovd spraying insoaicldes onto the unit as
they contain flammable gases which can be
ignited

c insecticides. alcohol. paint thinner and simi-
lar chemicals should never be used to
clean the unit as they can cause flaking or
cloudiness EU the whinei fi'nis'n. '

oNever attempt to repair. disassemble or
reconstruct the unit it there seems to be a
problem,

A serious electric shock could result it you
ignore this precautionary measure.

0 It a problem occurs during operation (the
sound is Interrupted, indwators tail to light
up. smoke is detected. etc.) contact your
dealer or Authorized Service Center imme-
diately.

- Disconnect the power suppty it the unit wfll
notbeusedtorelongtim.0therwiseme

conditioner. operation life could be shortened. .
A tire might be caused by such a mono 7
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0A DC power sourceican not be used. Be 3: a: a tape deck or CD pie arch
sure to check thepower source carefully, NP otthe r amplifier y 7 .
especially on a ship or other place where H. W from the hp of his um may
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Power cord pr Because doing so might also cover
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cAvotd cuts, swatches or poor connectk'm of top of this unit apart from the control
the AC power cord, as this may result in tire amplifier tor this system.
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DO NOT INSTALL OH PLACE THIS
UNtT IN A BOOKCASE. BUILT Bl CABI-
NET OR IN ANOTHER CONFINED
SPACE IN ORDER TO KEEP WELL
VENTILATED CONDITION. ENSURE
THAT CURTAINS AND ANY OTHER
MATERIALS ()0 NOT DESTRUCT THE
VENT RISK OF ELEETHYC SHOCK ON
FIRE HAZARD DUE TO 0VERHEAT-_
m.

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Multi-omplifier system setup

The two PR5 OUT terminals on the control amplifier allow you to
connect a second power amplifier. This kind of setup with the
Technics SE-AiOOOMZ (not included) unleashes a multitude ol sys-
tem configurations which will give you better control over sound
quality in the listening ambient and gain clearer sound than ever
before.

Here following is an explanation on how to connect to the Technics
SEAlOOOMz. In this particular setup. speakers are connected so
as to separate treble and bass input.

Connect the amplifier connection cable and the
connection cable tor remote control.

'8 Amplifier connection cable (included)
{5: Connection cable for remote control
(included with SE-A1000M2)

Connect the stereo connection cables and speak-
ers.

For speakercable connections, see page 6.

In the below text. speaker input terminals are indicated as
HP {or the high region and LF for the low region.

To use one power amplltier tor the high region and one
lot the low region

it connections are made as shown in the illustration, you can
adjust high range level from the LEVEL CONTROL knob on

the SE-AlOODM2. (See the SE-A1000M2 instruction manual
for details.)

3' Stereo connection cable (included)

3 Stereo connection cable (not included)
@To the LF terminals on the right speaker
E-To the LF terminals on the left speaker
©To the HF terminals on the right speaker
8 To the HF terminals on the left speaker

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To use as left/right monaural amplifiers

Left and right channel separation will be better and sound ori-
entation improved.

3: Stereo connection cable (included)

I; Stereo connection cable (not included)

E To the HF (or LF) terminals on the right speaker
E To the LP (or HF) terminals on the right speaker
8 To the HF (or LF) terminals on the left speaker
TN; To the LF (or HF) terminals on the left speaker

Before use