LEM Procon 400P User manual

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Index
Soldering point.
Male connector.
Female connector.
M/F faston connector.
Test point.
Supply voltage. Logic supply ground.
Analog supply ground.
Chassis ground.
Earth ground.
Flag joined with one or more flags
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Technical specifications, transistor packages, Procon 400p test procedures.2
Procon 750p, Procon 1000p test procedures.3
Procon 1250p, Procon 1500p test procedures.
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7Procon 750p schematic.
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Procon 400p schematic.
9Procon 1250p schematic.
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Procon 1000p schematic.
Procon 1500p schematic.
11 Procon 1800p schematic.
12 Procon 2200p schematic.
13 Spare part list.
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Procon 1800p, Procon 2200p test procedures.5
with the same signal name inscribed.
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PROCON400p - Test procedures
PRECAUTION
• To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be
EARTH INSULATED, this occurs because some test require to connect
its probe to the amplifier output, non-compliance may cause damages
to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
• Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect
the amplifier from AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across
each of the power supply capacitors. If your measurement on any of
the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100E 60W resistor across
the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to
remove the discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do
not power up the amplifier with the discharge resistor connected.
• Do not check the amplifier with the speakers connected use the
appropriate load resistors only.
• BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal
mains voltage plus its tolerance (see specifications) any upper volt-
age can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
• Use compressed air to clear dust in the amplifier chassis.
• Before proceed to supply the amplifier check visually the internal
assembly, if appears an evident damage find the most possible rea-
sons that cause it.
• Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
• If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board don’t try to repair
it, replace with a new one.
TESTING GEAR
• Audio Generator
• Dual Trace Oscilloscope
• Digital Multimeter
• 4E 300W, 8E 450W, 100E 60W resistors
• Variac
• Digital Thermometer (not indispensable)
SETUP
• Connect the Variac between the Mains and the amplifier and set
it at zero voltage.
• Turn full counter-clockwise the LEVEL potentiometers.
• Connect the audio generator to the channel inputs and set it to
1KHz 775mVrms (0dBu) sinusoidal signal.
• Connect the two scope traces to the amplifier outputs, before the
relay, and set them in DC at 20V/div. 2mS/div.
SUPPLY CHECK
• Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsinks and
all transistor collectors mounted on them; placing the multimeter tips
between the screw heads and the collector pins you can exclude an
erroneus reading due to the insulation of the heatsink anodization.
• Verify with the Multimeter the NTC (RT1) and R1 paralleled resistor
value, it must be about 1080ohm (at 25°c).
• Disconnect the amplifier module supplies of each channel (red and
yellow wires).
• Set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage, turn on the Amplifier,
then check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2 = 29±2Vac.
RED secondary wires = 87±9Vac.
• Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplifier and recon-
nect the supplies at each amplifier module.
• Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, it should
display no signal; if you notice a DC voltage or a protection trips check
the amplifier as suggested in the ADVICES.
• As soon as the +12VF supply circuit reaches its nominal value,
all cooling fans run at their minimum and the speaker output relais
(J201-202) switch.
• When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the
DC supplies as follow:
+VCC = +59±6Vdc
-VCC = -59±6Vdc
U101 pin 8 = +12±0.5Vdc
U101 pin 4 = -12±0.5Vdc
U403 pin 3 = +12±0.5Vdc
• If one or more voltages don’t correspond, check the rectifiers, ca-
pacitors and transformers disconnecting them from circuitry.
CHANNEL CHECK
• Be sure you have disconnected the load resistor.
• Increasing the input signal also the output signal raise accordingly,
it must be symmet-
rical without visible
distortion or oscillation
as shown in figure
(note: the figure is
representative don`t
refer to the levels
displayed). If there is
a distortion read the
section ADVICES.
• When the input sig-
nal exceeds -20dBu
(20Vpp on output)
the fans turn at their
maximum speed.
• Firstly you must
check the channel
without load, after-
wards you must repeat
the check with the loads attached, the following table reports the
approx. maximum level obtainable with this amp:
out level in level
no load 113Vpp +1.5dBu
1CH 4E 91Vpp -0.2dBu
2CH 4E 82Vpp -2.0dBu
Bridge 8E 161Vpp -2.3dBu
LEVEL METER ADJUSTMENT
• Check if the clip led lights at -2dBu on input (~80Vpp on output), if
necessary adjust the trimmers W301/2 on display board.
OFFSET ADJUSTMENT
• Set the input level at minimum (no signal), the output dc offset
voltage must be within range ±20mV, if necessary adjust the VR201
trimmer (for each channel) to be within this range.
BIAS ADJUSTMENT
• No bias adjustment is necessary for this amplifier circuitry.
ADVICES
• If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a rail, you
must check the output transistors.
• To determine which transistor devices are bad, use a soldering iron
to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the resistance across
emitter and collector of each device. Unsolder and lift one leg of each
base pin and check the base-collector resistance. Replace any device
that measure as a short.
• If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode
and check them.
• Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
• Use the Multimeter to check the resistors, particularly the base and
emitter resistors of damaged transistor.
• If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative
cycle, you can assume that the problem is located somewhere in the
circuitry of the positive rail.
• If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the
problem is in the circuitry of the negative rail.
• The dc voltages printed on the schematics are measured with the
amplifier in steady state without input signal and nominal mains volt-
age supply, it can be useful to localize a damage.
POWER SPECIFICATIONS 400P 750P 1000P 1250P 1500P 1800P 2200P
EIA output power
1kHz, THD maximum 1%
Both channels
8 ohm
4 ohm
8 ohm BRIDGED
125+125
200+200
400
215+215
375+375
750
300+300
550+550
1100
375+375
625+625
1250
450+450
750+750
1500
550+550
900+900
1800
650+650
1100+1100
2200
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 400P 750P 1000P 1250P 1500P 1800P 2200P
INPUT SENSITIVITY
INPUT IMPEDANCE
FREQUENCY RESPONSE
VOLTAGE GAIN 32dB 33dB 35dB 36dB 37dB 37dB 39dB
SLEW RATE
DAMPING FACTOR
CROSSTALK
S/N ratio
Harmonic distortion THD
Intermodulation distortion SMPTE
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 400P 750P 1000P 1250P 1500P 1800P 2200P
PROTECTIONS
CONTROLS
INDICATORS
CONNECTORS IN
OUT
POWER SUPPLY
DIMENSIONS mm (WxHxD)
WEIGHT kg 13 15 18 19.5 21 23.5 25
PROCON PLUS SERIES • TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
0dB (0.775V)
10 kOhms (balanced)
10÷50000 Hz (-0.5dB)
22 V/ms
>400:1 @ 1kHz, 8Ohms
-82 dB (1KHz)
Power transformer thermal protection
Short circuit protection
Sensor for current on outputs
CLIP Limiter on each channel
Soft-start circuit (1000P to 2200P)
-100 dB
483x88x456
<0.1% (ref 20Hz -20KHz)
<0.1% (SMPTE method, 60Hz & 7kHz, 4:1 ratio)
1 XLR-F + 1 JACK in parallel for each channel
2 x BINDING POST + 1 SPEAKON for each channel (400-1500)
1 SPEAKON for each channel + 1 SPEAKON for BRIDGE output (1800-2200)
483x88x366 483x88x428
ON/OFF switch
21-detect input level control for each channel
MODE selector
SHIELD selector
POWER ON: 1 red LED
BRIDGE: 1 red LED
PROTECT: 1 red LED
LEVEL: 2 x 5-LED meters
LIMIT: 1 red LED
see label on the unit

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PROCON750p - Test procedures
PRECAUTION
• To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be
EARTH INSULATED, this occurs because some test require to connect
its probe to the amplifier output, non-compliance may cause damages
to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
• Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect
the amplifier from AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across
each of the power supply capacitors. If your measurement on any of
the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100E 70W resistor across
the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to
remove the discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do
not power up the amplifier with the discharge resistor connected.
• Do not check the amplifier with the speakers connected use the
appropriate load resistors only.
• BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal
mains voltage plus its tolerance (see specifications) any upper volt-
age can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
• Use compressed air to clear dust in the amplifier chassis.
• Before proceed to supply the amplifier check visually the internal
assembly, if appears an evident damage find the most possible rea-
sons that cause it.
• Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
• If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board don’t try to repair
it, replace with a new one.
TESTING GEAR
• Audio Generator
• Dual Trace Oscilloscope
• Digital Multimeter
• 4E 450W, 8E 800W, 100E 70W resistors
• Variac
• Digital Thermometer (not indispensable)
SETUP
• Connect the Variac between the Mains and the amplifier and set
it at zero voltage.
• Turn full counter-clockwise the LEVEL potentiometers.
• Connect the audio generator to the channel inputs and set it to
1KHz 775mVrms (0dBu) sinusoidal signal.
• Connect the two scope traces to the amplifier outputs, before the
relay, and set them in DC at 20V/div. 2mS/div.
SUPPLY CHECK
• Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsinks and
all transistor collectors mounted on them; placing the multimeter tips
between the screw heads and the collector pins you can exclude an
erroneus reading due to the insulation of the heatsink anodization.
• Verify with the Multimeter the NTC (RT1) and R1 paralleled resistor
value, it must be about 1080ohm (at 25°c).
• Disconnect the amplifier module supplies of each channel (red and
yellow wires).
• Set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage, turn on the Amplifier,
then check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2 = 29±2Vac.
RED secondary wires = 106±10Vac.
• Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplifier and recon-
nect the supplies at each amplifier module.
• Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, it should
display no signal; if you notice a DC voltage or a protection trips check
the amplifier as suggested in the ADVICES.
• As soon as the +12VF supply circuit reaches its nominal value,
all cooling fans run at their minimum and the speaker output relais
(J201-202) switch.
• When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the
DC supplies as follow:
+VCC = +72±7Vdc
-VCC = -72±7Vdc
U101 pin 8 = +12±0.5Vdc
U101 pin 4 = -12±0.5Vdc
U403 pin 3 = +12±0.5Vdc
• If one or more voltages don’t correspond, check the rectifiers, ca-
pacitors and transformers disconnecting them from circuitry.
CHANNEL CHECK
• Be sure you have disconnected the load resistor.
• Increasing the input signal also the output signal raise accordingly,
it must be symmet-
rical without visible
distortion or oscillation
as shown in figure
(note: the figure is
representative don`t
refer to the levels
displayed). If there is
a distortion read the
section ADVICES.
• When the input sig-
nal exceeds -20dBu
(20Vpp on output)
the fans turn at their
maximum speed.
• Firstly you must
check the channel
without load, after-
wards you must repeat
the check with the loads attached, the following table reports the
approx. maximum level obtainable with this amp:
out level in level
no load 139Vpp +3.0dBu
1CH 4E 117Vpp +1.5dBu
2CH 4E 109Vpp +0.9dBu
Bridge 8E 214Vpp +0.7dBu
LEVEL METER ADJUSTMENT
• Check if the clip led lights at -1dBu on input (~90Vpp on output), if
necessary adjust the trimmers W301/2 on display board.
OFFSET ADJUSTMENT
• Set the input level at minimum (no signal), the output dc offset
voltage must be within range ±20mV, if necessary adjust the VR201
trimmer (for each channel) to be within this range.
BIAS ADJUSTMENT
• No bias adjustment is necessary for this amplifier circuitry.
ADVICES
• If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a rail, you
must check the output transistors.
• To determine which transistor devices are bad, use a soldering iron
to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the resistance across
emitter and collector of each device. Unsolder and lift one leg of each
base pin and check the base-collector resistance. Replace any device
that measure as a short.
• If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode
and check them.
• Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
• Use the Multimeter to check the resistors, particularly the base and
emitter resistors of damaged transistor.
• If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative
cycle, you can assume that the problem is located somewhere in the
circuitry of the positive rail.
• If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the
problem is in the circuitry of the negative rail.
• The dc voltages printed on the schematics are measured with the
amplifier in steady state without input signal and nominal mains volt-
age supply, it can be useful to localize a damage.
PROCON1000p - Test procedures
PRECAUTION
• To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be
EARTH INSULATED, this occurs because some test require to connect
its probe to the amplifier output, non-compliance may cause damages
to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
• Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect
the amplifier from AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across
each of the power supply capacitors. If your measurement on any of
the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100E 80W resistor across
the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to
remove the discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do
not power up the amplifier with the discharge resistor connected.
• Do not check the amplifier with the speakers connected use the
appropriate load resistors only.
• BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal
mains voltage plus its tolerance (see specifications) any upper volt-
age can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
• Use compressed air to clear dust in the amplifier chassis.
• Before proceed to supply the amplifier check visually the internal
assembly, if appears an evident damage find the most possible rea-
sons that cause it.
• Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
• If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board don’t try to repair
it, replace with a new one.
TESTING GEAR
• Audio Generator
• Dual Trace Oscilloscope
• Digital Multimeter
• 4E 700W, 8E 1100W, 100E 80W resistors
• Variac
• Digital Thermometer (not indispensable)
SETUP
• Connect the Variac between the Mains and the amplifier and set
it at zero voltage.
• Turn full counter-clockwise the LEVEL potentiometers.
• Connect the audio generator to the channel inputs and set it to
1KHz 775mVrms (0dBu) sinusoidal signal.
• Connect the two scope traces to the amplifier outputs, before the
relay, and set them in DC at 50V/div. 2mS/div.
SUPPLY CHECK
• Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsinks and
all transistor collectors mounted on them; placing the multimeter tips
between the screw heads and the collector pins you can exclude an
erroneus reading due to the insulation of the heatsink anodization.
• Verify with the Multimeter the NTC (RT1) and R1 paralleled resistor
value, it must be about 7Kohm (at 25°c).
• Disconnect the amplifier module supplies of each channel (red and
yellow wires).
• Set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage, turn on the Amplifier,
then check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2 = 29±2Vac.
RED secondary wires = 125±6Vac.
• Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplifier and recon-
nect the supplies at each amplifier module.
• Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, it should
display no signal; if you notice a DC voltage or a protection trips check
the amplifier as suggested in the ADVICES.
• As soon as the +12VF supply circuit reaches its nominal value,
all cooling fans run at their minimum and the speaker output relais
(J201-202) switch.
• When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the
DC supplies as follow:
+VCC = +82±5Vdc
-VCC = -82±5Vdc
U501 pin 8 = +12±0.5Vdc
U501 pin 4 = -12±0.5Vdc
U403 pin 3 = +12.5±0.5Vdc
• If one or more voltages don’t correspond, check the rectifiers, ca-
pacitors and transformers disconnecting them from circuitry.
CHANNEL CHECK
• Be sure you have disconnected the load resistor.
• Increasing the input signal also the output signal raise accordingly,
it must be symmetrical
without visible distor-
tion or oscillation as
shown in figure (note:
the figure is repre-
sentative don`t refer
to the levels displayed).
If there is a distortion
read the section AD-
VICES.
• When the input sig-
nal exceeds -20dBu
(24Vpp on output)
the fans turn at their
maximum speed.
• Firstly you must check
the channel without
load, afterwards you
must repeat the check
with the loads attached, the following table reports the approx. maxi-
mum level obtainable with this amp:
out level in level
no load 162Vpp +2.0dBu
1CH 4E 141Vpp +1.7dBu
2CH 4E 131Vpp +1.0dBu
Bridge 8E 258Vpp +0.5dBu
LEVEL METER ADJUSTMENT
• Check if the clip led lights at -2dBu on input (~150Vpp on output),
if necessary adjust the trimmers W301/2 on display board.
OFFSET ADJUSTMENT
• Set the input level at minimum (no signal), the output dc offset
voltage must be within range ±20mV, if necessary adjust the VR201
trimmer (for each channel) to be within this range.
BIAS ADJUSTMENT
• No bias adjustment is necessary for this amplifier circuitry; in any
case the amplifier has the possibility to adjust it if necessary. To check
properly the bias proceed as follows:
• Using a sinusoidal signal (1KHz or more) and the 4E load attached,
wait till the heatsink temperature reaches about 60°c.
• Turn down the signal at the smallest intensity you can read on your
oscilloscope trace connected at the amplifier output.
• Zoom in the crossing region using the amplitude, timebase and
trigger controls of your oscilloscope. If you see a distortion, try to
eliminate it adjusting the VR202 trimmer.
• Finally, set the input level at minimum and verify with the multimeter
attached across an emitter resistance (p.e. R232) that the dc voltage
doesn`t exceed 10mV.
ADVICES
• If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a rail, you
must check the output transistors.
• To determine which transistor devices are bad, use a soldering iron
to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the resistance across
emitter and collector of each device. Unsolder and lift one leg of each
base pin and check the base-collector resistance. Replace any device
that measure as a short.
• If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode
and check them.
• Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
• Use the Multimeter to check the resistors, particularly the base and
emitter resistors of damaged transistor.
• If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative
cycle, you can assume that the problem is located somewhere in the
circuitry of the positive rail.
• If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the
problem is in the circuitry of the negative rail.
• The dc voltages printed on the schematics are measured with the
amplifier in steady state without input signal and nominal mains volt-
age supply, it can be useful to localize a damage.

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PROCON1250p - Test procedures
PRECAUTION
• To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be
EARTH INSULATED, this occurs because some test require to connect
its probe to the amplifier output, non-compliance may cause damages
to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
• Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect
the amplifier from AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across
each of the power supply capacitors. If your measurement on any of
the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100E 90W resistor across
the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to
remove the discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do
not power up the amplifier with the discharge resistor connected.
• Do not check the amplifier with the speakers connected use the
appropriate load resistors only.
• BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal
mains voltage plus its tolerance (see specifications) any upper volt-
age can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
• Use compressed air to clear dust in the amplifier chassis.
• Before proceed to supply the amplifier check visually the internal
assembly, if appears an evident damage find the most possible rea-
sons that cause it.
• Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
• If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board don’t try to repair
it, replace with a new one.
TESTING GEAR
• Audio Generator
• Dual Trace Oscilloscope
• Digital Multimeter
• 4E 800W, 8E 1300W, 100E 90W resistors
• Variac
• Digital Thermometer (not indispensable)
SETUP
• Connect the Variac between the Mains and the amplifier and set
it at zero voltage.
• Turn full counter-clockwise the LEVEL potentiometers.
• Connect the audio generator to the channel inputs and set it to
1KHz 775mVrms (0dBu) sinusoidal signal.
• Connect the two scope traces to the amplifier outputs, before the
relay, and set them in DC at 50V/div. 2mS/div.
SUPPLY CHECK
• Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsinks and
all transistor collectors mounted on them; placing the multimeter tips
between the screw heads and the collector pins you can exclude an
erroneus reading due to the insulation of the heatsink anodization.
• Verify with the Multimeter the NTC (RT1) and R1 paralleled resistor
value, it must be about 7Kohm (at 25°c).
• Disconnect the amplifier module supplies of each channel (red and
yellow wires).
• Set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage, turn on the Amplifier,
then check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2 = 29±2Vac.
RED secondary wires = 137±7Vac.
• Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplifier and recon-
nect the supplies at each amplifier module.
• Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, it should
display no signal; if you notice a DC voltage or a protection trips check
the amplifier as suggested in the ADVICES.
• As soon as the +12VF supply circuit reaches its nominal value,
all cooling fans run at their minimum and the speaker output relais
(J201-202) switch.
• When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the
DC supplies as follow:
+VCC = +92±6Vdc
-VCC = -92±6Vdc
U501 pin 8 = +12±0.5Vdc
U501 pin 4 = -12±0.5Vdc
U403 pin 3 = +12.5±0.5Vdc
• If one or more voltages don’t correspond, check the rectifiers, ca-
pacitors and transformers disconnecting them from circuitry.
CHANNEL CHECK
• Be sure you have disconnected the load resistor.
• Increasing the input signal also the output signal raise accordingly,
it must be symmet-
rical without visible
distortion or oscillation
as shown in figure
(note: the figure is
representative don`t
refer to the levels
displayed). If there is
a distortion read the
section ADVICES.
• When the input sig-
nal exceeds -20dBu
(24Vpp on output)
the fans turn at their
maximum speed.
• Firstly you must
check the channel
without load, after-
wards you must repeat
the check with the loads attached, the following table reports the
approx. maximum level obtainable with this amp:
out level in level
no load 178Vpp +1.0dBu
1CH 4E 154Vpp +0.8dBu
2CH 4E 141Vpp +0.0dBu
Bridge 8E 278Vpp -0.5dBu
LEVEL METER ADJUSTMENT
• Check if the clip led lights at -2dBu on input (~130Vpp on output),
if necessary adjust the trimmers W301/2 on display board.
OFFSET ADJUSTMENT
• Set the input level at minimum (no signal), the output dc offset
voltage must be within range ±20mV, if necessary adjust the VR201
trimmer (for each channel) to be within this range.
BIAS ADJUSTMENT
• No bias adjustment is necessary for this amplifier circuitry; in any
case the amplifier has the possibility to adjust it if necessary. To check
properly the bias proceed as follows:
• Using a sinusoidal signal (1KHz or more) and the 4E load attached,
wait till the heatsink temperature reaches about 60°c.
• Turn down the signal at the smallest intensity you can read on your
oscilloscope trace connected at the amplifier output.
• Zoom in the crossing region using the amplitude, timebase and
trigger controls of your oscilloscope. If you see a distortion, try to
eliminate it adjusting the VR202 trimmer.
• Finally, set the input level at minimum and verify with the multimeter
attached across an emitter resistance (p.e. R232) that the dc voltage
doesn`t exceed 10mV.
ADVICES
• If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a rail, you
must check the output transistors.
• To determine which transistor devices are bad, use a soldering iron
to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the resistance across
emitter and collector of each device. Unsolder and lift one leg of each
base pin and check the base-collector resistance. Replace any device
that measure as a short.
• If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode
and check them.
• Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
• Use the Multimeter to check the resistors, particularly the base and
emitter resistors of damaged transistor.
• If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative
cycle, you can assume that the problem is located somewhere in the
circuitry of the positive rail.
• If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the
problem is in the circuitry of the negative rail.
• The dc voltages printed on the schematics are measured with the
amplifier in steady state without input signal and nominal mains volt-
age supply, it can be useful to localize a damage.
PROCON1500p - Test procedures
PRECAUTION
• To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be
EARTH INSULATED, this occurs because some test require to connect
its probe to the amplifier output, non-compliance may cause damages
to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
• Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect
the amplifier from AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across
each of the power supply capacitors. If your measurement on any of
the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100E 100W resistor across
the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to
remove the discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do
not power up the amplifier with the discharge resistor connected.
• Do not check the amplifier with the speakers connected use the
appropriate load resistors only.
• BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal
mains voltage plus its tolerance (see specifications) any upper volt-
age can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
• Use compressed air to clear dust in the amplifier chassis.
• Before proceed to supply the amplifier check visually the internal
assembly, if appears an evident damage find the most possible rea-
sons that cause it.
• Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
• If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board don’t try to repair
it, replace with a new one.
TESTING GEAR
• Audio Generator
• Dual Trace Oscilloscope
• Digital Multimeter
• 4E 900W, 8E 1500W, 100E 100W resistors
• Variac
• Digital Thermometer (not indispensable)
SETUP
• Connect the Variac between the Mains and the amplifier and set
it at zero voltage.
• Turn full counter-clockwise the LEVEL potentiometers.
• Connect the audio generator to the channel inputs and set it to
1KHz 775mVrms (0dBu) sinusoidal signal.
• Connect the two scope traces to the amplifier outputs, before the
relay, and set them in DC at 50V/div. 2mS/div.
SUPPLY CHECK
• Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsinks and
all transistor collectors mounted on them; placing the multimeter tips
between the screw heads and the collector pins you can exclude an
erroneus reading due to the insulation of the heatsink anodization.
• Verify with the Multimeter the NTC (RT1) and R1 paralleled resistor
value, it must be about 7Kohm (at 25°c).
• Disconnect the amplifier module supplies of each channel (red and
yellow wires).
• Set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage, turn on the Amplifier,
then check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2 = 29±2Vac.
RED secondary wires = 145±8Vac.
• Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplifier and recon-
nect the supplies at each amplifier module.
• Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, it should
display no signal; if you notice a DC voltage or a protection trips check
the amplifier as suggested in the ADVICES.
• As soon as the +12VF supply circuit reaches its nominal value,
all cooling fans run at their minimum and the speaker output relais
(J201-202) switch.
• When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the
DC supplies as follow:
+VCC = +97±6Vdc
-VCC = -97±6Vdc
U501 pin 8 = +12±0.5Vdc
U501 pin 4 = -12±0.5Vdc
U403 pin 3 = +12.5±0.5Vdc
• If one or more voltages don’t correspond, check the rectifiers, ca-
pacitors and transformers disconnecting them from circuitry.
CHANNEL CHECK
• Be sure you have disconnected the load resistor.
• Increasing the input signal also the output signal raise accordingly,
it must be symmet-
rical without visible
distortion or oscillation
as shown in figure
(note: the figure is
representative don`t
refer to the levels
displayed). If there is
a distortion read the
section ADVICES.
• When the input sig-
nal exceeds -20dBu
(24Vpp on output)
the fans turn at their
maximum speed.
• Firstly you must
check the channel
without load, after-
wards you must repeat
the check with the loads attached, the following table reports the
approx. maximum level obtainable with this amp:
out level in level
no load 189Vpp +1.0dBu
1CH 4E 166Vpp +0.7dBu
2CH 4E 154Vpp +0.2dBu
Bridge 8E 307Vpp +0.0dBu
LEVEL METER ADJUSTMENT
• Check if the clip led lights at -2dBu on input (~130Vpp on output),
if necessary adjust the trimmers W301/2 on display board.
OFFSET ADJUSTMENT
• Set the input level at minimum (no signal), the output dc offset
voltage must be within range ±20mV, if necessary adjust the VR201
trimmer (for each channel) to be within this range.
BIAS ADJUSTMENT
• No bias adjustment is necessary for this amplifier circuitry; in any
case the amplifier has the possibility to adjust it if necessary. To check
properly the bias proceed as follows:
• Using a sinusoidal signal (1KHz or more) and the 4E load attached,
wait till the heatsink temperature reaches about 60°c.
• Turn down the signal at the smallest intensity you can read on your
oscilloscope trace connected at the amplifier output.
• Zoom in the crossing region using the amplitude, timebase and
trigger controls of your oscilloscope. If you see a distortion, try to
eliminate it adjusting the VR202 trimmer.
• Finally, set the input level at minimum and verify with the multimeter
attached across an emitter resistance (p.e. R232) that the dc voltage
doesn`t exceed 10mV.
ADVICES
• If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a rail, you
must check the output transistors.
• To determine which transistor devices are bad, use a soldering iron
to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the resistance across
emitter and collector of each device. Unsolder and lift one leg of each
base pin and check the base-collector resistance. Replace any device
that measure as a short.
• If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode
and check them.
• Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
• Use the Multimeter to check the resistors, particularly the base and
emitter resistors of damaged transistor.
• If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative
cycle, you can assume that the problem is located somewhere in the
circuitry of the positive rail.
• If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the
problem is in the circuitry of the negative rail.
• The dc voltages printed on the schematics are measured with the
amplifier in steady state without input signal and nominal mains volt-
age supply, it can be useful to localize a damage.

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PROCON1800p - Test procedures
PRECAUTION
• To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be
EARTH INSULATED, this occurs because some test require to connect
its probe to the amplifier output, non-compliance may cause damages
to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
• Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect
the amplifier from AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across
each of the power supply capacitors. If your measurement on any of
the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100E 120W resistor across
the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to
remove the discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do
not power up the amplifier with the discharge resistor connected.
• Do not check the amplifier with the speakers connected use the
appropriate load resistors only.
• BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal
mains voltage plus its tolerance (see specifications) any upper volt-
age can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
• Use compressed air to clear dust in the amplifier chassis.
• Before proceed to supply the amplifier check visually the internal
assembly, if appears an evident damage find the most possible rea-
sons that cause it.
• Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
• If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board don’t try to repair
it, replace with a new one.
TESTING GEAR
• Audio Generator
• Dual Trace Oscilloscope
• Digital Multimeter
• 4E 1100W, 8E 2000W, 100E 120W resistors
• Variac
• Digital Thermometer (not indispensable)
SETUP
• Connect the Variac between the Mains and the amplifier and set
it at zero voltage.
• Turn full counter-clockwise the LEVEL potentiometers.
• Connect the audio generator to the channel inputs and set it to
1KHz 775mVrms (0dBu) sinusoidal signal.
• Connect the two scope traces to the amplifier outputs, before the
relay, and set them in DC at 50V/div. 2mS/div.
SUPPLY CHECK
• Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsinks and
all transistor collectors mounted on them; placing the multimeter tips
between the screw heads and the collector pins you can exclude an
erroneus reading due to the insulation of the heatsink anodization.
• Verify with the Multimeter the NTC (RT1) and R1 paralleled resistor
value, it must be about 7Kohm (at 25°c).
• Disconnect the amplifier module supplies of each channel (red and
yellow wires).
• Set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage, turn on the Amplifier,
then check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2 = 29±2Vac.
RED secondary wires = 164±9Vac.
• Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplifier and recon-
nect the supplies at each amplifier module.
• Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, it should
display no signal; if you notice a DC voltage or a protection trips check
the amplifier as suggested in the ADVICES.
• As soon as the +12VF supply circuit reaches its nominal value,
all cooling fans run at their minimum and the speaker output relais
(J201-202) switch.
• When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the
DC supplies as follow:
+VCC = +110±7Vdc
-VCC = -110±7Vdc
U501 pin 8 = +12±0.5Vdc
U501 pin 4 = -12±0.5Vdc
U403 pin 3 = +12.5±0.5Vdc
• If one or more voltages don’t correspond, check the rectifiers, ca-
pacitors and transformers disconnecting them from circuitry.
CHANNEL CHECK
• Be sure you have disconnected the load resistor.
• Increasing the input signal also the output signal raise accordingly,
it must be symmet-
rical without visible
distortion or oscillation
as shown in figure
(note: the figure is
representative don`t
refer to the levels
displayed). If there is
a distortion read the
section ADVICES.
• When the input sig-
nal exceeds -20dBu
(24Vpp on output)
the fans turn at their
maximum speed.
• Firstly you must
check the channel
without load, after-
wards you must repeat
the check with the loads attached, the following table reports the
approx. maximum level obtainable with this amp:
out level in level
no load 210Vpp +2.0dBu
1CH 4E 184Vpp +1.7dBu
2CH 4E 170Vpp +1.0dBu
Bridge 8E 343Vpp +0.6dBu
LEVEL METER ADJUSTMENT
• Check if the clip led lights at -2dBu on input (~140Vpp on output),
if necessary adjust the trimmers W301/2 on display board.
OFFSET ADJUSTMENT
• Set the input level at minimum (no signal), the output dc offset
voltage must be within range ±20mV, if necessary adjust the VR201
trimmer (for each channel) to be within this range.
BIAS ADJUSTMENT
• No bias adjustment is necessary for this amplifier circuitry; in any
case the amplifier has the possibility to adjust it if necessary. To check
properly the bias proceed as follows:
• Using a sinusoidal signal (1KHz or more) and the 4E load attached,
wait till the heatsink temperature reaches about 60°c.
• Turn down the signal at the smallest intensity you can read on your
oscilloscope trace connected at the amplifier output.
• Zoom in the crossing region using the amplitude, timebase and
trigger controls of your oscilloscope. If you see a distortion, try to
eliminate it adjusting the VR202 trimmer.
• Finally, set the input level at minimum and verify with the multimeter
attached across an emitter resistance (p.e. R232) that the dc voltage
doesn`t exceed 10mV.
ADVICES
• If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a rail, you
must check the output transistors.
• To determine which transistor devices are bad, use a soldering iron
to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the resistance across
emitter and collector of each device. Unsolder and lift one leg of each
base pin and check the base-collector resistance. Replace any device
that measure as a short.
• If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode
and check them.
• Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
• Use the Multimeter to check the resistors, particularly the base and
emitter resistors of damaged transistor.
• If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative
cycle, you can assume that the problem is located somewhere in the
circuitry of the positive rail.
• If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the
problem is in the circuitry of the negative rail.
• The dc voltages printed on the schematics are measured with the
amplifier in steady state without input signal and nominal mains volt-
age supply, it can be useful to localize a damage.
PROCON2200p - Test procedures
PRECAUTION
• To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be
EARTH INSULATED, this occurs because some test require to connect
its probe to the amplifier output, non-compliance may cause damages
to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
• Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect
the amplifier from AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across
each of the power supply capacitors. If your measurement on any of
the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100E 150W resistor across
the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to
remove the discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do
not power up the amplifier with the discharge resistor connected.
• Do not check the amplifier with the speakers connected use the
appropriate load resistors only.
• BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal
mains voltage plus its tolerance (see specifications) any upper volt-
age can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
• Use compressed air to clear dust in the amplifier chassis.
• Before proceed to supply the amplifier check visually the internal
assembly, if appears an evident damage find the most possible rea-
sons that cause it.
• Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
• If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board don’t try to repair
it, replace with a new one.
TESTING GEAR
• Audio Generator
• Dual Trace Oscilloscope
• Digital Multimeter
• 4E 1300W, 8E 2200W, 100E 150W resistors
• Variac
• Digital Thermometer (not indispensable)
SETUP
• Connect the Variac between the Mains and the amplifier and set
it at zero voltage.
• Turn full counter-clockwise the LEVEL potentiometers.
• Connect the audio generator to the channel inputs and set it to
1KHz 775mVrms (0dBu) sinusoidal signal.
• Connect the two scope traces to the amplifier outputs, before the
relay, and set them in DC at 50V/div. 2mS/div.
SUPPLY CHECK
• Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsinks and
all transistor collectors mounted on them; placing the multimeter tips
between the screw heads and the collector pins you can exclude an
erroneus reading due to the insulation of the heatsink anodization.
• Verify with the Multimeter the NTC (RT1) and R1 paralleled resistor
value, it must be about 7Kohm (at 25°c).
• Disconnect the amplifier module supplies of each channel (red and
yellow wires).
• Set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage, turn on the Amplifier,
then check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2 = 29±2Vac.
RED secondary wires = 173±10Vac.
• Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplifier and recon-
nect the supplies at each amplifier module.
• Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, it should
display no signal; if you notice a DC voltage or a protection trips check
the amplifier as suggested in the ADVICES.
• As soon as the +12VF supply circuit reaches its nominal value,
all cooling fans run at their minimum and the speaker output relais
(J201-202) switch.
• When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the
DC supplies as follow:
+VCC = +115±8Vdc
-VCC = -115±8Vdc
U501 pin 8 = +12±0.5Vdc
U501 pin 4 = -12±0.5Vdc
U403 pin 3 = +12.5±0.5Vdc
• If one or more voltages don’t correspond, check the rectifiers, ca-
pacitors and transformers disconnecting them from circuitry.
CHANNEL CHECK
• Be sure you have disconnected the load resistor.
• Increasing the input signal also the output signal raise accordingly,
it must be symmetrical
without visible distor-
tion or oscillation as
shown in figure (note:
the figure is repre-
sentative don`t refer
to the levels displayed).
If there is a distortion
read the section AD-
VICES.
• When the input sig-
nal exceeds -20dBu
(20Vpp on output)
the fans turn at their
maximum speed.
• Firstly you must check
the channel without
load, afterwards you
must repeat the check
with the loads attached, the following table reports the approx. maxi-
mum level obtainable with this amp:
out level in level
no load 225Vpp +2.0dBu
1CH 4E 200Vpp +1.7dBu
2CH 4E 185Vpp +1.0dBu
Bridge 8E 373Vpp +0.6dBu
LEVEL METER ADJUSTMENT
• Check if the clip led lights at -2dBu on input (~150Vpp on output),
if necessary adjust the trimmers W301/2 on display board.
OFFSET ADJUSTMENT
• Set the input level at minimum (no signal), the output dc offset
voltage must be within range ±20mV, if necessary adjust the VR201
trimmer (for each channel) to be within this range.
BIAS ADJUSTMENT
• No bias adjustment is necessary for this amplifier circuitry; in any
case the amplifier has the possibility to adjust it if necessary. To check
properly the bias proceed as follows:
• Using a sinusoidal signal (1KHz or more) and the 4E load attached,
wait till the heatsink temperature reaches about 60°c.
• Turn down the signal at the smallest intensity you can read on your
oscilloscope trace connected at the amplifier output.
• Zoom in the crossing region using the amplitude, timebase and
trigger controls of your oscilloscope. If you see a distortion, try to
eliminate it adjusting the VR202 trimmer.
• Finally, set the input level at minimum and verify with the multimeter
attached across an emitter resistance (p.e. R232) that the dc voltage
doesn`t exceed 10mV.
ADVICES
• If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a rail, you
must check the output transistors.
• To determine which transistor devices are bad, use a soldering iron
to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the resistance across
emitter and collector of each device. Unsolder and lift one leg of each
base pin and check the base-collector resistance. Replace any device
that measure as a short.
• If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode
and check them.
• Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
• Use the Multimeter to check the resistors, particularly the base and
emitter resistors of damaged transistor.
• If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative
cycle, you can assume that the problem is located somewhere in the
circuitry of the positive rail.
• If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the
problem is in the circuitry of the negative rail.
• The dc voltages printed on the schematics are measured with the
amplifier in steady state without input signal and nominal mains volt-
age supply, it can be useful to localize a damage.

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Spare Part List
Legend
EU = Europe version 230V
code description
Miscellaneous Parts
130285 Mains Cable (EU)
110291 16A 250Vac Bipolar Power Switch
020493 100n 250Vac MKP EMI Capacitor
110003 T3.15A Fuse 5X20mm (Procon400P)
110029 T4A Fuse 5X20mm (Procon750P)
110023 T8A Fuse 5X20mm (Procon1000P)
110030 T10A Fuse 5X20mm (Procon1250P)
110040 T12A Fuse 6.3X32mm (Procon1500P)
110041 T15A Fuse 6.3X32mm (Procon1800P/2200P)
HGB110100 Panel Fuse Holder for 5x20mm fuses
HGB110101 Panel Fuse Holder for 6.3x32mm fuses
HGB238007 Transformer 230Vac 550W (EU) (Procon 400P)
HGB238008 Transformer 230Vac 920W (EU) (Procon 750P)
HGB238009 Transformer 230Vac 1480W (EU) (Procon 1000P)
HGB238010 Transformer 230Vac 1660W (EU) (Procon 1250P)
HGB238011 Transformer 230Vac 2090W (EU) (Procon 1500P)
HGB238012 Transformer 230Vac 2680W (EU) (Procon 1800P)
HGB238013 Transformer 230Vac 3170W (EU) (Procon 2200P)
HGB080801 KBPC3510 35A 1000V Rectifier Diode Bridge (Procon 400P...1800P)
HGB080802 KBPC5010 50A 1000V Rectifier Diode Bridge (Procon 2200P)
141200 Speakon Socket (NL4MP Neutrik)
HGB347001 Volume Knob
HGB140000 Dual Red/Blk Binding Post
HGB110300 12Vdc 0.25A 80x25mm Fan (Procon 400P...1000P)
HGB110302 12Vdc 0.45A 80x25mm Fan (Procon 1250P…2200P)
HGB110305 Thermostat 65° NO 67F065 Airpax
HGB110306 Thermostat 95° NC 67L095 Airpax
110360 Fan Grid 80mm
HGB030004 10000uF 160V Electrolytic Capacitor Screw-Terminal (Procon2200P)
HGB030003 10000uF 120V Electrolytic Capacitor Screw-Terminal (Procon1800P)
HGB030002 10000uF 110V Electrolytic Capacitor Screw-Terminal (Procon1250P/1500P)
HGB030001 10000uF 100V Electrolytic Capacitor Screw-Terminal (Procon1000P)
Soft Start Board
HGB768015 Soft Start Board (Pcb# HQ7.7365) (Procon 1000P…2200P)
HGB110303 Relay 12V / 1 Switch 30A 240Vac NO
080156 1N4002 1A 100V Rectifier Diode
030862 6800uF 25V Electrolytic Capacitor
HGB061002 40E 10W 5% Wire Resistor
VCC Capacitor Board
HGB768035 VCC Capacitor Board (Pcb# HQ7.7349) (Procon 400P)
HGB768032 VCC Capacitor Board (Pcb# HQ7.7349) (Procon 750P)
030884 10000uF 80V Electrolytic Capacitor Snap-In (Procon750P)
HGB030005 12000uF 63V Electrolytic Capacitor Snap-In (Procon400P)
HGB768016 XLR Input Board (Pcb# HQ7.7347)(All Models)
HGB140002 Hor Female XLR Socket
Display Board
HGB768001 Display Board (PCBA HQ7.7407)(All Models)
HGB075001 10KA RK16 Rotary Potentiometer K15 40CLK
HGB100001 BA6144 5-Point Led Level Meter
080705 3mm Red Led
080706 3mm Green Led
080710 3mm Yellow Led
Status Board
HGB768017 Status Board (PCBA HQ7.7367)(All Models)
080705 3mm Red Led
Input, Protection, Driver Board
HGB768036 Input, Protection, Driver Board (PCBA HQ7.7417)(Procon 400P)
HGB768033 Input, Protection, Driver Board (PCBA HQ7.7417)(Procon 750P)
HGB140004 2sw 2pos H Slider Switch
HGB140003 Jack Horizontal S-F Socket
HGB110301 Relay 12V / 2 Switch 10A 250Vac
HGB100000 TA7317P Speaker Protection Circuit
100045 7812 +12V 1A Voltage Regulator
100043 7912 -12V 1A Voltage Regulator
100971 NJM4580D Dual LN Operational Amplifier
SKK100000 NJM2068D Dual LN Operational Amplifier
100004 LM3080 Single Operational Transconctance Amplifier
HGB090008 2SC2690 TO126 Npn Transistor (Procon 750P)
HGB090010 2SA1220 TO126 Pnp Transistor (Procon 750P)
HGB090000 2SC2240GR TO92 LN Npn Transistor
HGB090017 2SD667AC TO92L Npn Transistor (Procon 400P)
HGB090018 2SB647AC TO92L Pnp Transistor (Procon 400P)
090200 2N5551 TO92 Npn Transistor
HGB090019 2N3904 TO92 Npn Transistor
HGB090020 2N3906 TO92 Pnp Transistor
080272 12V 1W 5% Zener Diode
080158 1N4004 1A 400V Rectifier Diode
080103 1N4148 100mA 75V Signal Diode
110011 T1A Fuse 5x20mm (EU)
Dual Channel Amplifier Module
HGB768034 375+375W Amplifier Module (PCBA HQ7.7474)(Procon 400P)
HGB768037 200+200W Amplifier Module (PCBA HQ7.7473)(Procon 750P)
HGB090008 2SC2690 TO126 Npn Transistor
HGB090010 2SA1220 TO126 Pnp Transistor
HGB090014 2SA1943 TO264 Pnp Transistor (Procon 750P)
HGB090013 2SC5200 TO264 Npn Transistor (Procon 750P)
HGB090006 2SA1941 TO3P/TO218 Pnp Transistor (Procon 400P)
HGB090005 2SC5198 TO3P/TO218 Npn Transistor (Procon 400P)
HGB090000 2SC2240GR TO92 LN Npn Transistor
HGB090004 2SA970GR TO92 LN Pnp Transistor
HGB080800 Ntc type DKF503 (Thermometrics)
080158 1N4004 1A 400V Rectifier Diode
080103 1N4148 100mA 75V Signal Diode
HGB060089 0E43 5W 5% Wire Resistor
Input, Protection, Board
HGB768031 Input, Protection, Board (PCBA HQ7.7462)(Procon 1000P)
HGB768030 Input, Protection, Board (PCBA HQ7.7462)(Procon 1250P)
HGB768019 Input, Protection, Board (PCBA HQ7.7462)(Procon 1500P/1800P/
2200P)
HGB140004 2sw 2pos H Slider Switch
HGB140005 4sw 2pos H Slider Switch
HGB140003 Jack Horizontal S-F Socket
HGB100000 TA7317P Speaker Protection Circuit
100045 7812 +12V 1A Voltage Regulator
100043 7912 -12V 1A Voltage Regulator
100971 NJM4580D Dual LN Operational Amplifier
HGB090008 2SC2690 TO126 Npn Transistor
090200 2N5551 TO92 Npn Transistor
090201 2N5401 TO92 Pnp Transistor
080158 1N4004 1A 400V Rectifier Diode
080103 1N4148 100mA 75V Signal Diode
110012 T1.6A Fuse 5x20mm (EU)
Single Amplifier Module
HGB768029 CH2-500W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7416)(Procon 1000P)
HGB768028 CH1-500W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7416)(Procon 1000P)
HGB768027 CH2-625W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7416)(Procon 1250P)
HGB768026 CH1-625W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7416)(Procon 1250P)
HGB768025 CH2-750W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7415)(Procon 1500P)
HGB768024 CH1-750W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7415)(Procon 1500P)
HGB768023 CH2-900W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7409)(Procon 1800P)
HGB768022 CH1-900W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7409)(Procon 1800P)
HGB768021 CH2-1100W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7444)(Procon 2200P)
HGB768020 CH1-1100W Amplifier Module (Pcb# HQ7.7444)(Procon 2200P)
HGB110304 Relay 12V / 1 Switch 30A 240Vac NO
100971 NJM4580D Dual LN Operational Amplifier
SKK100000 NJM2068D Dual LN Operational Amplifier
100004 LM3080 Single Operational Transconctance Amplifier
HGB090013 2SC5200 TO264 Npn Transistor
HGB090014 2SA1943 TO264 Pnp Transistor
HGB090005 2SC5198 TO3P/TO218 Npn Transistor
HGB090006 2SA1941 TO3P/TO218 Pnp Transistor
HGB090015 2SC4793 TO220P Npn Transistor
HGB090016 2SA1837 TO220P Pnp Transistor
HGB090000 2SC2240GR TO92 LN Npn Transistor
HGB090004 2SA970GR TO92 LN Pnp Transistor
HGB090001 2SC2001K TO92 Npn Transistor
HGB090019 2N3904 TO92 Npn Transistor
HGB090020 2N3906 TO92 Pnp Transistor
080272 12V 1W 5% Zener Diode
HGB080800 Ntc type DKF503 (Thermometrics)
HGB080000 FR107 OR BA159 Fast Rec Diode 1A 1000V 500ns DO41
HGB061000 10K 4W 5% Resistor
080158 1N4004 1A 400V Rectifier Diode
080103 1N4148 100mA 75V Signal Diode
060151 1E 5W 5% Wire Resistor
Note:
Each spare part is single quantity unless otherwise specified.
Asterisk prefix explanation:
Omitted = First level spare part.
One asterisk = Second level, part of previous listed first level part.
Two asterisk = Third level, part of previous listed second level part.
Three asterisk= ............
Any request for not above mentioned part must encompass specific description including:
1) Model name,
2) Section name,
3) Module code,
4) Reference name,
5) Quantity number.

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