TL Audio 5013 - Manual (Page 5)

compensate by turning down the output gain. Alternatively the input gain can
be kept low for a cleaner sound and the output gain can be turned up to
compensate. This way a wide range of tonal colours is achievable.
The line output is via balanced XLR socket at a nominal level of +4dBu, with
an unbalanced output on 0.25” jack at a nominal level of -10dBu. As with the
input level switch, an output operating level switch is located on the rear panel
allowing either +4dBu or +18dBu for balanced connections and –10dBu or
+4dBu for unbalanced connections, thus matching both outputs with a wide
variety of equipment.
The optional DO-2 24 bit digital output card provides A-D conversion of the
5013’s outputs, outputted in SPDIF format with switchable 44.1/48kHz sample
rate. A BNC wordclock input is also provided.
Please read this manual fully before installing or operating the 5013 Equaliser.
2. PRECAUTIONS
The 5013 Equaliser requires very little installation, but like all electrical
equipment, care must be taken to ensure reliable, safe operation. The
following points should always be observed:
- All mains wiring should be installed and checked by a qualified
electrician,
- Ensure the correct operating voltage is selected on the rear panel
before connecting to the mains supply,
- Never operate the unit with any cover removed,
- Do not expose to rain or moisture, as this may present an electric
shock hazard,
- Replace the fuse with the correct type and rating only.
Warning: This equipment must be earthed.