Installation, Chapter 1, Ac power con sid er ations – Sunfire Radio User Manual

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+12V GND

USE EITHER

TO TURN

AMPLIFIER ON

USE TO TURN

ZONE TWO

AMPLIFIER ON

+12V GND

THIS TRIGGER RELAY IS

NORMALLY OPEN.

IT CLOSES WHEN YOU SELECT

ANY INPUT WHOSE TRIGGER

HAS BEEN ENABLED

ZONE2

12VDC

12VDC

12VDC

MAIN ZONE

TRIGGERS

+12V GND

USE EITHER

TO TURN

AMPLIFIER ON

ZONE2

12VDC

12VDC

12VDC

MAIN ZONE

TRIGGERS

+12V

GND

+12V IS PRESENT WHEN AN INPUT WHOSE
TRIGGER IS ENABLED IS SELECTED

CHAPTER 1

Observe the following precautions

when choosing a location for your
Ultimate Receiver:

• Make sure the Receiver has

good ventilation. Do not cover
any of the ventilation slots, or
Þ t the receiver inside a sealed
cabinet without good air ß ow.

• Protect it from pro longed

ex po sure to direct sunlight and
other direct sources of heat,
such as heating vents and
ra di a tors.

• Do not expose the unit to rain

or moisture. If ß uid or a for-
eign object should enter the
unit, immediately turn off the
power and contact your SunÞ re
Dealer.

• Avoid excessive exposure to

extreme cold or dust.

• Do not place heavy objects on

top of the unit.

AC Power Con sid er ations

Ensure that the unit is plugged into

an outlet capable of supplying the cor-
rect voltage speciÞ ed for your model.

Care

If you need to clean the front sur-

face, Þ rst turn off the power and then
use a dry cloth, rubbing with the grain.
Be careful not to scratch the display
window.

Connection Tips

Before setting up your new sys tem,

please consider the following :

Always make sure that your

com po nents are all turned
OFF, or unplugged before
making or changing any
connec tions.

• Whenever possible, route the

power cords away from the
signal cables or speaker wires

to pre vent any hum or in ter -
fer ence heard in the speak ers.

• Choose reliable hookup cables.

They should be fully shield ed
and as short as pos si ble.

• Use quality coaxial digital

cables to connect the Receiver
to any source equipment which
has coaxial digital outputs.

• Some patch cords can be a

very tight Þ t and there is usu-
ally a preferred method of get-
ting them off. Some have to be
removed with a twisting action.
Be gentle or you may dam age
the jacks of your Ultimate Re-
ceiver, or other com po nents.

• Some audiophile cables should

be hooked up in one direction,
these are usually marked with
arrows.

• It is usual for the right channel

patch cord plugs to be red and
the left channel con nec tions to
be white, grey or black. Com-
pos ite video con nec tions are
usually yellow.

Video Connections

The Ultimate Receiver has three

types of video connections: composite
video, S-video, and com po nent video.
Choose component or S-video if your
video system supports it, this will give
better picture quality than composite
video.

When an audio/video component

is selected, the audio will play in your
system and the video will be switched
to a video input of your TV mon i tor.

You must have the TV connected in

order to see the On Screen
Display (OSD). For component video
OSD, only the system setup menus
are available, not the pop-up text (vol-
ume, source etc.) which appear on the
composite or S-video outputs.

Video Screen Trigger

The Main Zone and Zone 2

12 VDC terminals each supply 12
VDC whenever that zone is turned on.
This can be used to turn on external
power ampliÞ ers or other equipment
with a 12 V trigger input.

The two middle ter mi nals marked

as re lay con tacts are con nect ed to-
geth er only when the Main Zone is on
and an in put is se lect ed for which the
trigger output is enabled. The OSD
INPUTS Menu can be used to select
which inputs have the trigger output
enabled or disabled (see page 34).

Use all stan dard safe ty pre-
cau tions and make sure all
the equip ment is dis con nect ed
be fore making any con nec -
tions.

Here are two connection options:

DO NOT use the relay con-
tacts for 120 VAC or 240 VAC
switching! They are only for
low voltage AC/DC loads of
2 A maximum.

Installation

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