Chord Electronics
Hugo TT 2 | Manual
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Chord Electronics
Hugo TT 2 | Manual
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Dismantling & Radio
frequency interference
1.3 Connecting your equipment 1.4
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Protection against
liquids & heat
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Protection against
liquids & heat
1.3 Dismantling & Radio frequency
interference
1.4 Connecting your equipment
1.3 Dismantling & Radio frequency
interference
1.4 Connecting your equipment
There are no user-serviceable
components within the
Hugo TT 2 or its power
supply. Dangerous voltages/currents
exist within the Hugo TT 2 and its
power supply, posing a severe risk of
electrocution and/or fire.
Never attempt to open,
dismantle or apply internal
third-party devices to it or
insert anything other than the listed
interconnects or headphone adapters
within this user manual.
If the Hugo TT 2 develops a fault or
the casework becomes damaged,
immediately disconnect from the
mains power supply and connected
equipment, and contact Chord
Electronics for further advice.
Before connecting the Hugo TT
2 to any equipment, consult the
manufacturer’s user guide to confirm
compatibility.
When connecting the Hugo TT 2 to any
equipment, make sure that all devices
are o, including the Hugo TT 2.
Once connected, switch all equipment
on starting with the source and ending
with the amplification.
Initially, operate the Hugo TT 2 on
its lowest gain setting and lowest
volume setting, gently increasing to a
comfortable listening level.
Never operate the Hugo TT 2 at
excessive sound levels; permanent
hearing damage and loss can occur.
Unlike the original Hugo TT, the Hugo
TT 2 does not have internal batteries
and, therefore, must be permanently
connected to a source of power.
The included 15V 4000mA power
supply simply plugs into the Hugo TT 2.
If the power supply is prematurely
disconnected Hugo TT 2 may still
remain active for up to 15 seconds,
however, this may cause damage to
connected equipment.
With a thick, solid aluminium chassis,
the Hugo TT 2’s casework largely
protects the sensitive internal circuitry
from radio frequency interference.
However, for optimal performance, it is
recommended that the following points
are observed:
1. Consider placing the
Hugo TT 2 away from
wireless routers.
2. Separate the Hugo TT 2
from amplifiers using
toroidal transformers.
3. Operate mobile phones
at a distance to avoid
interference.
Although the Hugo TT 2
is largely shielded, it can
generate radio frequency
interference that may have an eect on
radio and television reception.
If this occurs, please reconsider your
placement.
Never disconnect the
power cable during
operation. Only
disconnect when Hugo TT
2 is o. If the power cable
is disconnected during
o peration there is a risk
of damage to connected
equipment.
