Coda Continuum Monoblock Amplifier Tm - Manual (Page 5)

DETAILED INSTALLATION 4
I. Rear Panel
II. Front Panel
1. The unbalanced or balanced input should be attached to the appropriate unbal-
anced OR balanced output of a preamplifier, either directly or through a crossover or
processor as appropriate to the application. Only one input, balanced or unbal-
anced, should be used at a time.
2. The negative and positive outputs should be attached to corresponding speaker
terminals.
NOTE: There are no output fuses so as to ensure a low output impedance. Speaker
protection is left to the speaker manufacturer as they would best know how to protect
their speaker.
3. The main power switch, once all appropriate connections are made, may be left on
as the amplifier draws a negligable amount of current when the bias is disabled.
4. The fuse and voltage selector houses a 5x20 slow-blow fuse and voltage selector
cartridge. Should the fuse blow, contact a Coda dealer or call Coda directly. When
changing the fuse or altering the voltage selection be sure the unit is disconnected
from its AC power source.
5. The AC line input should be attached to AC power with the cable included with the
amplifier.
1. The bias button enables and disables the amplifiers bias voltage. When the bias is
disabled the amplifier is muted and will draw no power, but the power supply will
remain energized and ready to operate.
2. The LED in the center of the front panel indicates the bias state.
3. The two LEDs either side of the center LED indicate the amplifiers DC power supplies
are working correctly. If either light should go out, disconnect the amplifier and con-
tact your Coda dealer or Coda directly.