Panphonics Sound Shower AA-160e User manual

Panphonics AA-160e / AA-160mm AMPLIFIER
Operation Manual
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Panphonics AA-160e and AA-160mm audio amplifiers are capable of driving
Panphonics speakers with high-quality audio. AA-160 amplifiers can be operated
either manually or remotely over LAN. Panphonics Automatic Volume Control feature
monitors the background noise level and starts to increase the output volume of the
AA-160 amplifier after the noise exceeds a set base level. This feature keeps the
audio at audible level in a changing environment. AA-160mm amplifier is internally
equalized for more suitable music reproduction.
© Panphonics Oy, Sound Shower AA-160e / AA-160mm AMPLIFIER operation manual v5.4 14.08.2014
Panphonics reserves the right to change this manual or the related products without any prior notice

2. QUICK START INSTRUCTIONS
1. Make sure you have all the provided equipments (AA160 amplifier / Power Supply / Power cord /
Microphone cable) 2. Connect Panphonics speaker D-connector to amplifier 3. Connect ambient microphone to
amplifier 4. Connect RCA or XLR cable to the media player 5. Connect RCA or XLR cable to amplifier 6.
Connect Power Supply cables 7. Green LED starts blinking when powered 8. Select input source by pressing
button 1 to select RCA or by pressing button 2 to select XLR. XLR is default source. 9. Place the ambient
microphone to a suitable place where it can measure the ambient noise level of the area where speakers are
installed 10.Calibrate automatic volume control by pushing both selector buttons at the same time (Please
note that the calibration noise is played at high volume)

3. CONNECTIONS & CONTROLS IN AA-160 AMPLIFIER
1. RCA input
Input for unbalanced connections. The connector is summed to mono internally.
When connecting a media player set the media players output volume (when
adjustable) as high as possible without causing any distortion to the AA-160 amplifiers
input stage. If the full volume setting causes distortion to the input of the AA-160
amplifier, lower the media players output volume. If the media players full volume
setting does not provide high enough overall volume increase the AA-160 amplifiers
input sensitivity by using a Telnet connection over LAN (see section 5,4). Set the final
output volume by using the AA-160 amplifiers Volume Knob (#8).
2. XLR input (Default)
Input for balanced connections. When connecting a media player set the media
players output volume (when adjustable) as high as possible without causing any
distortion to the AA-160 amplifiers input stage. If the full volume setting causes
distortion to the input of the AA-160 amplifier, lower the media players output
volume. If the media players full volume setting does not provide high enough overall
volume increase the AA-160 amplifiers input sensitivity by using a Telnet connection
over LAN (see section 5,4). Set the final output volume by using the AA-160 amplifiers
Volume Knob (#8).

3. Ambient Microphone Input
Input for the ambient microphone. The microphone monitors the ambient noise level
when using the Automatic Volume Control feature. Use only the provided microphone.
The microphone can be disconnected if the Automatic Volume Control feature is not
in use.
4. Input selector for the RCA input
Press to choose the RCA input for the incoming signal.
5. Input selector for the XLR input
Press to choose the XLR input for the incoming signal.
6. Ethernet ports (bridged)
For connecting the AA-160 amplifier to the Local Area Network (LAN). Use a standard
Ethernet cable (not provided). Bridged ports make linking other devices possible. Use
a Telnet connection to operate the AA-160 over LAN (see section 5).
7. Power and command indicator LEDs
When powered Green LED starts to blink rapidly. When on standby, Green LED blinks
slowly. Red LED blinks when the AA-160 receives a new command or setting.
8. Volume knob / standby switch
Rotate to adjust the output level of the AA-160 amplifier. Push to toggle between
standby mode on / off. The volume knob is a Digital rotary encoder- type.
9. Power input connector
Input for the provided power supply.
10. Fuse
To replace the fuse open the fuse holder by pushing it gently and turn
counterclockwise. Replace with a fuse type T2AE250VP.
11. Speaker out connector
Amplifier output for a speaker. Use only Panphonics speakers and audio elements.
12. Automatic Volume Control calibration
Press the buttons #4 and #5 simultaneously to calibrate the Automatic Volume Control
feature manually.

4. Automatic Volume Control feature
Panphonics Automatic Volume Control feature monitors the background noise level
and starts to increase the output volume of the AA-160 amplifier after the noise
exceeds a set base level. This feature keeps the audio at audible level in a changing
environment.
Before the Automatic Volume Control feature is ready to use the AA-160 amplifier
must be calibrated. This can be made either directly from the unit or remotely over
the LAN.
The ambient microphone and a speaker must be connected to the AA-160 amplifier
and installed to their final positions. The ambient microphone needs to be placed in
the same space as the speaker, with a maximum radius of 5 meters from the
speakers.Do not install the microphone directly in to the speakers sound field.
Media player should be turned off during calibration.
Make sure that the sound field coverage is clear from any items during the calibration
and the person calibrating the unit is not standing in front of or directly beneath the
speaker. The calibration signal consists of a short bursting noise, which can be
harmful for hearing.
The calibration should be made during the time of average background noise level.
The base level is automatically set during a calibration procedure. In some
circumstances the automatic base level setting will not give the optimal results. It is
sometimes more convenient to setup the parameter manually (over the LAN) e.g.
when there is excessive non-stop noise during the installation. The correct base level
setting can be found by using e.g. sound pressure level meter during the time of
average background noise level. To set the base level manually, see section 5,6,2.
Please note that the calibration routine needs to be carried out again should
there be any major changes in the installation environment!

5. Operation over LAN.
AA-160 series amplifier can be connected to the standard Local Area Network (LAN)
through the Ethernet port. To control the AA-160 amplifier a Telnet connection should
be used. It is possible to adjust all the general functions through the network. There
are also parameters for fine-tuning the Automatic Volume Control feature. The full
command reference list is at the end of this section. The default IP address/ network
mask is 192.168.1.111/ 255.255.255.0. The default Telnet password is “passu” *.
*If Mac OS X terminal Telnet client is used, the password might be asked twice
because of the echoing defaults
1. Configuring the device’s IP address.
1. Show current IP settings.
Command: ip
Response: IP #.#.#.# / #.#.#.# GW=#.#.#.#
2. Change current IP address.
Command: ip #.#.#.#
Response: OK
The new value does not take effect until ”ip update” command is sent. After ”ip update” a new
connection must be made and settings saved by issuing ”save setup”. If the new settings are not
saved after ”ip update” the unit will reboot after about 5 minutes and return back to the old
settings. Also, if power is lost before saving the new settings with "save setup" then unsaved
settings will be returned back to the old settings.
3. Change current subnet mask settings.
Command: ip mask #.#.#.#
Response: OK
The new value does not take effect until ”ip update” command is sent. After ”ip update” a new
connection must be made and settings saved by issuing ”save setup”. If the new settings are not
saved after ”ip update” the unit will reboot after about 5 minutes and return back to the old
settings. Also, if power is lost before saving the new settings with "save setup" then unsaved
settings will be returned back to the old settings.
4. Change current gateway settings.
Command: ip gw #.#.#.#
Response: OK
The new value does not take effect until ”ip update” command is sent. After ”ip update” a new
connection must be made and settings saved by issuing ”save setup”. If the new settings are not
saved after ”ip update” the unit will reboot after about 5 minutes and return back to the old
settings. Also, if power is lost before saving the new settings with "save setup" then unsaved
settings will be returned back to the old settings.
5. Take new ip settings in use.
Command: ip update
Response: NA

After ”ip update” a new connection must be made and settings saved by issuing ”save setup”. If
the new settings are not saved after ”ip update” the unit will reboot after about 5 minutes and
return back to the old settings. Also, if power is lost before saving the new settings with "save
setup" then unsaved settings will be returned back to the old settings.
6. Change password of the ip connection.
Command: ip password xxxxx xxxxx
Response: OK
New password must be repeated twice after the command. Passwords are to be separated by a
space character. The default password is “passu”. Maximum length of the password is 16
characters.
7. Show MAC number of the unit.
Command: mac
Response: MAC #-#-#-#-#-#
2. Changing standby mode ON/OFF
1. Amplifier standby ON.
Command: PWRON
Response: STATUS##,ON
2. Amplifier standby OFF.
Command: PWROFF
Response: STATUS##,OFF
3. Amplifier status query.
Command: STATUS
Response: STATUS##,ON/OFF
Returns ON/OFF depending on the amplifier state.
3. Selecting Input.
The desired input can be selected by the following commands.
1. Select RCA input.
Command: input rca
Response: OK
2. Select XLR input.
Command: input xlr
Response: OK
4. Changing the input sensitivity.
The minimum is “PRE00” which corresponds the amplitude 1:1. The maximum is “PRE20” and it
corresponds +20dB amplitude. If the setting should be permanent (even during the power
failure), use the “PRESAVE” command to save the setting.

1. Read current gain setting from the unit.
Command: PREREAD
Response: PRE=##
2. Set input sensitivity.
Command: PRE##
Response: STATUS00,ON
Range: 00-20 (default 10)
3. Save input sensitivity setting to Flash memory.
Command: PRESAVE
Response: OK
Input sensitivity chart:
RCA input PRE
setting
Max in Vp-p
0
> 4
10
1.32
15
0.8
20
0.45
XLR input PRE
setting
Max in Vp-p
0
> 4
10
1.60
15
0.78
20
0.45
5. Adjusting Volume
Setting the volume corresponds directly to the AA-160 amplifiers volume encoder (see section
3,8). If the setting should be permanent (even during the power failure), use the “VOLSAVE”
command to save the setting.
1. Read current volume setting from the unit.
Command: VOLREAD
Response: VOL=##
2. Set volume.
Command: VOL##
Response: STATUS##,ON
Range: 00-37
3. Save volume to Flash memory.
Command: VOLSAVE
Response: OK

6. Adjusting the Automatic Volume Control feature
After the calibration procedure the feature can be switched on or off and the base level setting
can be changed. The numerical base level value is given in decibels (dB) range. If the settings
should be permanent (even during the power failure), use the “amb save” command to save the
settings. If it’s needed to restore the factory parameter settings for the Volume Control, use the
“amb factory” command.
1. Run calibration routine for Volume Control.
Command: amb calibrate
Response: NA
2. Set the base level.
Command: amb baselevel ##
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 31-69 (default 50dBA)
!
3. Set Volume Control active.
Command: amb on
Response: OK
4. Set Volume Control inactive.
Command: amb off
Response: OK
!
5. Save Volume Control parameters to Flash memory.
Command: amb save
Response: OK
!
6. Restore Volume Control factory settings and store parameters to Flash memory.
Command: amb factory
Response: OK
7. Fine-tuning the Volume Control feature
The following parameters and commands are used to change and monitor the behavior of the
Automatic Volume Control. If the settings should be permanent (even during the power failure),
use the “amb save” command to save the settings. If it’s needed to restore the factory
parameter settings for the Volume Control, use the “amb factory” command.
1. View last read rms values of line in and MIC.
Command: adc
Response: OK: ADC media=-##, mic=##
2. Change how much gain is increased according to ambient noise.
Command: amb slope #.##
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 0.01-1.49 (default 0.8)
Increase in value equals increase in gain.
3. Maximum gain due to ambient noise.
Command: amb maxgain ##
Response: OK: Value set

Range: 2-39 (default 20dB)
Increase in value equals increase in gain.
4. Step time for gain increases. Unit dB/100ms.
Command: amb step_up #.####
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 0.0011-0.99 (default 0.15)
Smaller value equals longer response time.
5. Step time for gain decreases. Unit dB/100ms.
Command: amb setup_down #.##
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 0.01-0.99 (default 0.3)
Smaller value equals longer response time.
6. Minimum target level change before adjustment (hysteresis).
Command: amb hysteresis #.###
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 0.001-4.999 (default 1dB)
!
7. Save Volume Control parameters to Flash memory.
Command: amb save
Response: OK
!
8. Restore Volume Control factory settings.
Command: amb factory
Response: OK
9. View current parameters.
Command: amb parameters
Response: ##,*###,##,*###,*###,*####,##,-##,#,*###,*##,*###,#,#,*###,*####,###
Show current ambient control parameters, all values printed as integers. Small float values are
multiplied by 1000. These are marked with an asterisk. The values are printed in the following
order:
BaseLevel, Slope, MaxGain, StepUp, StepDown, Hysteresis, SpeakerGain, LineSquelchLevel,
LinePeakTolerance, LinePeakDecay, SpeakerGainStepUp, SpeakerGainStepDown,
AmbientMaskClearance, AmbientMaskDelay, AbientFollowStepUp, AmbientFollowStepDown,
AmbientForceDownInterval
10. View current status
Command: amb status
Response: G,-8,0,71,F,0,0,1,0,L,4,48,0,0,M,50,-53,H,4268
Show current levels and ambient control status. The last value is a running average of the
ambient flag during the last 20000 samples. To get the actual average divide the value by 20000.
The data is printed out in the following order:
LinePeakLevel, AdjustGain, SpeakerGain, LineAtPeak, LineOverSquelch, AmbientFlag, PeakPlot,
MicMaskLevel, AmbientLevel, TargetGain, TargetErrInt, LastMic, LastLine, AmbientHistory

8. Commands Reference list
1. Show current IP settings.
Command: ip
Response: IP #.#.#.# / #.#.#.# GW=#.#.#.#
2. Change current IP address.
Command: ip #.#.#.#
Response: OK
3.Change current subnet mask settings.
Command: ip mask #.#.#.#
Response: OK
4. Change current gateway settings.
Command: ip gw #.#.#.#
Response: OK
5. Take new ip settings in use.
Command: ip update
Response: NA
6. Change password of the ip connection (max 16 characters).
Command: ip password xxxxx xxxxx
Response: OK
7. Show MAC number of the unit.
Command: mac
Response: MAC #-#-#-#-#-#
8. Select RCA audio input.
Command: input rca
Response: OK
9. Select XLR audio input.
Command: input xlr
Response: OK
10. Read current gain setting from the unit.
Command: PREREAD
Response: PRE=##
11. Set input sensitivity.
Command: PRE##
Response: STATUS00,ON
Range: 00-20 (default 10)
12. Save input sensitivity setting to Flash memory.
Command: PRESAVE
Response: OK
13. Read current volume setting from the unit.
Command: VOLREAD
Response: VOL=##
14. Set volume.

Command: VOL##
Response: STATUS##,ON
Range: 00-37
15. Save volume setting to Flash memory.
Command: VOLSAVE
Response: OK
16. Amplifier status query.
Command: STATUS
Response: STATUS##,ON/OFF
17. Amplifier power on command.
Command: PWRON
Response: STATUS##,ON
18. Amplifier power off command.
Command: PWROFF
Response: STATUS##,OFF
19. Turn mute on.
Command: mute on
Response: OK
20. Turn mute off.
Command: mute off
Response: OK
21. Restore factory defaults for setup data.
Command: factory setup
Response: OK
22. Save current setup data.
Command: save setup
Response: OK
23. Reboot the unit.
Command: RESET
Response: NA
!
24. Get Firmware version number.
Command: VERSION
Response: v1.0i
25. Run calibration routine for ambient control.
Command: amb calibrate
Response: NA
26. View last read rms values of line in and MIC.
Command: adc
Response: OK: ADC media=-##, mic=##
27. Set the base level.
Command: amb baselevel ##
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 31-69 (default 50dBA)

28. Set Ambient Control active.
Command: amb on
Response: OK
29. Set Ambient Control inactive.
Command: amb off
Response: OK
30. Change how much gain is increased according to ambient noise.
Command: amb slope #.##
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 0.01-1.49 (default 0.8)
Increase in value equals increase in gain.
31. Maximum gain due to ambient noise.
Command: amb maxgain ##
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 2-39 (default 20dB)
Increase in value equals increase in gain.
32. Step time for gain increases. Unit dB/100ms.
Command: amb step_up #.####
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 0.0011-0.99 (default 0.15)
Smaller value equals longer response time.
33. Step time for gain decreases. Unit dB/100ms.
Command: amb setup_down #.##
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 0.01-0.99 (default 0.3)
Smaller value equals longer response time.
34. Minimum target level change before adjustment (hysteresis).
Command: amb hysteresis #.###
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 0.001-4.999 (default 1dB)
35. Set new default value for speakergain.
Command: amb speakergain ###
Response: OK: Value set
Range: 51-149 (default 72)
36. View current parameters.
Command: amb parameters
Response: ##,*###,##,*###,*###,*####,##,-##,#,*###,*##,*###,#,#,*###,*####,###
Show current ambient control parameters, all values printed as integers. Small float values are
multiplied by 1000. These are marked with an asterisk. The values are printed in the following
order:
BaseLevel, Slope, MaxGain, StepUp, StepDown, Hysteresis, SpeakerGain, LineSquelchLevel,

LinePeakTolerance, LinePeakDecay, SpeakerGainStepUp, SpeakerGainStepDown,
AmbientMaskClearance, AmbientMaskDelay, AbientFollowStepUp, AmbientFollowStepDown,
AmbientForceDownInterval
37. View current status
Command: amb status
Response: G,-8,0,71,F,0,0,1,0,L,4,48,0,0,M,50,-53,H,4268
Show current levels and ambient control status. The last value is a running average of the
ambient flag during the last 20000 samples. To get the actual average divide the value by 20000.
The data is printed out in the following order:
LinePeakLevel, AdjustGain, SpeakerGain, LineAtPeak, LineOverSquelch, AmbientFlag, PeakPlot,
MicMaskLevel, AmbientLevel, TargetGain, TargetErrInt, LastMic, LastLine, AmbientHistory
38. Save ambient control parameters to Flash memory.
Command: amb save
Response: OK
39. Restore Ambient Control factory settings and store parameters to Flash memory.
Command: amb factory
Response: OK

6. TROUBLESHOOTING
If the sound cannot be heard,
•Make sure that the Power Supply is connected to the amplifier and the power
is turned on (Green LED blinking rapidly)
•Make sure that the amplifiers volume level is not at its minimum level
•Make sure that all the cables have been connected correctly and the media
player is turned on and it is functioning properly. If the media player has it´s
own volume control, make sure the volume has been set at sufficient level
•Make sure that you have the right audio input channel selected
oAudio in 1. (RCA)
oAudio in 2. (XLR - default)
7. RESTORING FACTORY SETTINGS
Factory settings can be restored by keeping the standby button (#8) and both Input
selector buttons (#4 & #5) pressed while connecting power supply to the unit.
8. SPECIFICATIONS
Amplifiers
AA-160e
AA-160mm
Electrical Properties
External Power Supply
+24 V DC, 2.5 A
Input impedance, XLR
10 kOhm
Input impedance, RCA
200 kOhm
Input voltage, XLR
1.6 Vp-p
Input voltage, RCA
1.32 Vp-p
Rated Output
160 V rms (135 nF load)
S/N Ratio
> 70 dB
THD
< 0.05 @ 75% Rated Output
Network Interface
Physical Ethernet
100BASE-T, UTP cat 5E, 2 x RJ45 Ethernet
(Bridged)
Application
Telnet
Default IP address
192.168.1.111
Network mask
255.255.255.0
Default Password
passu

Audio Properties
Output Frequency
min. 250 Hz – 16 kHz
Below 100 Hz – 16 kHz
Operational Conditions
Temperature Range
IP Class
0°C - 40°C (32°F - 72°F)
IP20
Physical/Weight
AA-160 Dimensions
(HxWxD)
48 mm x 161 mm x 163 mm (1.89” x 6.34” x 6.42”)
AA-160 Weight (net)
0.8 kg (1.8 lbs)
Colour
Anodized Aluminium
Product lables of AA160e and AA160mm amplifiers

9. TERMS OF WARRANTY
Panphonics Oy warrants to the original purchaser that this Panphonics Oy’s product (the “Product”) will be
free from defects in materials, design or workmanship, on the following terms and conditions:
Panphonics Audio Elements have been tested at the place of manufacture in accordance with the quality
control of Panphonics Oy. Each notice of defects in the Product will be compared to the quality control record
of the said Product. This Limited Warranty does not include deviations in audio performance characteristics of
the Product if the performance characteristics entered into the quality control record have been correct and
the purchaser cannot provide positive proof to the contrary, for example, inadequate transportation
procedures.
1) The period of warranty will be twelve (12) months from the date the original purchaser took possession of
the Product, or should have taken possession of the Product if the receipt of the Product was delayed due to a
cause attributable to the purchaser. In case the original purchaser sells or otherwise assigns the Product to a
new owner/user, the period of warranty will continue unaltered until the end of the original period of
warranty.
2) This Limited Warranty is valid and enforceable only in the following states: European Community, Norway,
Iceland and Switzerland.
3) During the period of warranty Panphonics Oy or its authorized maintenance service will either repair the
defective Product or replace it with a new Product, at Panphonics Oy’s option. Panphonics Oy will return the
repaired Product or deliver a new Product to the purchaser in working order. All replaced parts and equipment
will become the property of Panphonics Oy.
4) This Limited Warranty does include mechanical defects of the Product and significant deviations between
technical data and performance characteristics of the Product.
5) The repaired or replaced Product will not be given extended or additional period of warranty.
6) This Limited Warranty does not include defects caused by normal tear and wear. In addition, this Limited
Warranty will not be valid if:
i) The defect was due to
a. The use of the Product either contrary to instructions or otherwise negligently;
b. The Product being exposed to moisture, steam, extreme temperature or environment, or rapid changes in
such, or corrosion or oxidation with corrosive materials, liquids or gasses or other way highly corrosive
environment;
c. The Product being altered, connected to another product, opened or repaired without authorization or the
Product being repaired with spare parts not approved by Panphonics Oy;
d. The Product being misused or installed incorrectly; or
e. The Product having been in on an accident or been exposed to the elements or spilled over with food or
liquid, or been affected by chemical substances or other events beyond the scope of influence of Panphonics
Oy, including but without limitation to labour dispute and every other event Panphonics Oy cannot reasonably
be expected to overcome, for example fire or other natural catastrophe, war, rebellion, seizure, monetary
exchange control, mandatory legislation, orders of authorities, refusal of export license, scarcity of
transportation, general scarcity, restrictions in the use of power, and defects and delays of subcontractor’s
delivery caused by the above-mentioned causes unless the damage has been direct consequence of a defect in
material or design or workmanship;
ii) The purchaser has not informed Panphonics Oy or its authorized maintenance service about the defect
within thirty (30) days from the occurrence of the defect during the period of warranty;
iii) The Product has not been returned to Panphonics Oy or its authorized maintenance service within thirty
(30) days from the occurrence of the defect during the period of warranty;
iv) The serial number of the Product has been transferred, removed or damaged, or any number has been
altered or is impossible to read;
v) The defect was caused by the malfunction of an electronic appliance not provided by Panphonics Oy;
vi) The defect was caused as a consequence of the Product being used with an accessory, which was not

manufactured, approved or provided by Panphonics Oy, or the Product was
connected to such accessory, or the Product was used for other purposes than instructed, or the Product has
been connected to such electronic system, which does not operate customarily compared to the normal use of
the Product;
vii) The defect was caused as a consequence of an acoustic or electric overloading of the Audio Element.
7) In order to be able to invoke this Limited Warranty, the purchaser must provide either
i) Readable and unaltered original sales receipt/warranty card, which clearly sets out the name and address of
the seller, the date and place of the purchase, the type of the Product and serial number, or alternatively
ii) Readable and unaltered original sales receipt, which brings out the same information if produced to the
seller/supplier of the Product.
8) The purchaser’s rights against Panphonics Oy based on defects or defective functions of the Product are
limited to this Limited Warranty. This Limited Warranty will supersede all ther oral, written, statutory (unless
mandatory), contractual and other warranties and liabilities. In no event will Panphonics Oy be liable for
unforeseen, incidental, consequential or indirect damages or expenses. Should the purchaser be a company or
other legal person, Panphonics Oy will not be liable for direct damages or expenses. Unless it is contrary to
mandatory provisions of law, the purchaser will be finally responsible for product liability.
9) Any amendment or supplement to the terms of this Limited Warranty is binding on Panphonics Oy only if
Panphonics Oy has beforehand accepted in writing to the amendment or supplement. The defective Product
must be shipped to Panphonics Oy on the purchaser’s expense.
10. MAINTENANCE
The equipment is turned off by disconnecting mains power by removing the power
supply unit from the mains socket. Notice that disconnecting the power plug only
from the AA-160 does not disconnect the main power from the power supply unit.
The Panphonics Sound Shower does not need periodical maintenance.
11. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION (ENG)
1. Panphonics speakers are designed to be used with supplied amplifier and power source
only.
2. Disconnect unit from main voltage before making any connections.
3. Read all documentation before operating your equipment.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not remove the rear cover. No user serviceable parts inside.
6. Make sure power outlets conform to the power requirements.
7. Do not operate the unit on a surface or in the environment what may impede the
normal flow of air around the unit.
8. Do not use the unit near high heat or moisture-producing devices. Device is for inside
use only.
9. When connecting a media player set the media players output volume (when
adjustable) as high as possible without causing any distortion to the AA-160
amplifiers input stage.
10. Do not spill water or other liquids into or on to the power supply and amplifier.
11. EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE INSTALLED AND SERVICED BY A SKILLED PERSON ONLY.
12. The product label is located on the amplifier’s rear plate.

11. BELANGRIJKE VEILIGHEIDSINFORMATIE (DUT)
1. De Panphoncs speakers zijn ontworpen om enkel gebruikt te worden met de meegeleverde
versterker en power supply.
2. Schakel de spanning uit vooraleer de kabels aan te sluiten
3. Raadpleeg eerst de documentatie vooraleer het materiaal in gebruik te nemen
4. Volg nauwgezet alle instructies
5. De achterkap niet verwijderen. Hier bevinden zich geen onderdelen die door de klant
kunnen hersteld worden.
6. Zorg ervoor dat het gebruikte stopcontact conform is met de voorgeschreven vereisten van de
power supply.
7. Gebruik de unit niet in afgesloten ruimtes die geen normale luchtcirculatie rond het
toestel toelaten.
8. Gebruik de unit niet in de buurt van water of een warmtebron. Het toestel is enkel geschikt om
binnen te gebruiken.
9. Bij het aansluiten van een media player zet je het volume van de media player (indien mogelijk) zo
hoog mogelijk, zonder dat er vervorming van het geluid optreedt naar de AA-160 versterker
10. Zorg ervoor dat de versterker en power supply niet in contact komen met water en
andere vloeistoffen.
11. HET MATERIAAL DIENT GEINSTALLEERD EN ONDERHOUDEN TE WORDEN DOOR EEN
GEQUALIFICEERD TECHNIEKER
12. Het product-label bevindt zicht op de achterkant van de versterker
11. Importante: Informação de Segurança (POR)
1. As colunas Panphonics são projectadas para serem usadas apenas com o amplificador e
transformador de corrente fornecidos;
2. Desligar a unidade da corrente principal antes de fazer quaisquer ligações;
3. Ler toda a documentação antes de operar o equipamento;
4. Seguir todas as instruções;
5. Não remover a tampa traseira. Não existem partes utilizáveis no interior.
6. Certificar-se que as tomadas estão de acordo com a corrente necessária;
7. Não operar a unidade numa superfície ou ambiente que impeça um fluxo normal de ar à sua volta;
8. Não usar a unidade perto de fontes de calor ou dispositivos que possam produzir humidade. O
equipamento é apenas para uso em interior;
9. Quando ligar a um leitor, ajuste o volume do leitor (se for ajustável) tão alto quanto possível, sem
causar distorção na entrada do amplificador AA-160.
10. Não virar água ou outros liquídos no transformador ou amplificador.
11. O equipamento deve ser apenas instalada por pessoal técnico qualificado
12. A etiqueta do produto está localizada na parte traseira do amplificador.
11. Vigtig sikkerheds- og installationsinformation (DAN)
1. Panphonics højttalere er kun beregnet til brug sammen med medfølgende forstærker og
strømforsyning.
2. Strømforsyningen må ikke være tilsluttet forstærkeren, når udstyr tilsluttes forstærkeren.
3. Læs alle brugsanvisninger inden ibrugtagning af udstyret.
4. Følg nøje alle instruktioner i brugsanvisningen.
5. Fjern ikke bagside skjoldet. Der er ikke adgang til udskiftelige komponenter.
6. Vær sikker på at strømforsyningen passer til netspændingen (i DK - 230V)
7. Installer ikke forstærkeren på en overflade, eller anden måde, der hindre almindelig luftcirkulation
omkring forstærkeren.
8. Installer ikke forstærkeren i varme eller fugtige omgivelser. Forstærkeren er kun til indendørs
brug.
9. Når der tilsluttes en justerbar lydkilde til forstærkeren, juster da lydkilden til den maximale
volumen uden den forvrænger.
10. Undgå at strømforsyning og forstærker kommer i kontakt med vand eller andre væsker.
11. Udstyret bør kun installeres af faglært personale.
12. Produkt label er placeret på forstærkerens bagplade.

11. WAŻNE INFORMACJE DOTYCZĄCE BEZPIECZEŃSTWA (POL)
1. Głośniki Panphonics mogąbyćużywane jedynie z dostarczonym wzmacniaczem i zasilaczem.
2. Rozłącz urządzenie od zasilacza przed wykonaniem jakichkolwiek połączeń.
3. Przeczytaj uważnie całą dokumentacjęprzed włączeniem twojego urządzenia.
4. Kieruj sięzaleceniami zawartymi w instrukcji obsługi.
5. Nie otwieraj urządzenia . Do naprawy i wymiany części upoważniony jest jedynie serwis fabryczny
6. Upewnij sięże gniazda sieciowe dostosowane sądo wymaganego zasilania.
7. Nie podejmuj działańograniczających naturalnącyrkulacjępowietrza wokółurządzenia.
8. Nie używaj urządzenia blisko źródełciepła albo wilgoci. Głośniki sąprzeznaczone tylko do pracy
wewnątrz pomieszczeń.
9. Podczas łączenia odtwarzacza audio, ustaw poziom sygnału wyjściowego (jeśli jest to regulowane)
na możliwie wysokim poziomie, który nie powoduje przesterowania wejścia wzmacniacza AA-160
10. Nie rozlewaj wody i innych płynów na wzmacniacz i zasilacz.
11. URZĄDZENIE POWINNO BYĆINSTALOWANE I NAPRAWIANE TYLKO PRZEZ WYKWALIFIKOWANY
PERSONEL TECHNICZNY .
12. Etykieta produktu znajduje sięna tylnej pokrywie wzmacniacza.
11. ВАЖНЫЕ МЕРЫ ПРЕДОСТОРОЖНОСТИ (RUS)
1. Динамики Panphonics (Панфоникс) предназначены для использования только споставляемым
усилителем иисточником питания
2. Отсоедините питание устройства перед выполнением любого подключения
3. Внимательно прочитайте инструкции перед началом работ
4. Следуйте всем инструкциям
5. Не снимайте заднюю крышку, поскольку там нет частей обслуживаемых пользователем
6. Убедитесь что напряжение всети соответствует потребляемой мощности
7. Не используйте прибор вместах, которые могут препятствовать нормальной работе
оборудования
8. Не используйте динамик вблизи высоких температур ивусловиях высокой влажности.
Устройство предназначено для использования только внутри помещения
9. При подключении медиа плеера, установите настройки звука (если это возможно) как можно
громче без изменения настроек усилителя АА-160
10. Не допускайте попадания воды или других жидкостей на оборудование
11. ОБОРУДОВАНИЕ УСТАНАВЛИВАЕТСЯ ИОБСЛУЖИВАЕТСЯ ТОЛЬКО СПЕЦИАЛИСТОМ
12. Этикетка синформацией опродукте находится на задней панели усилителя
11. INFORMATIONS IMPORTANTES SUR LA SéCURITé (FRA)
1. Les haut-parleurs Panphonics sont conçus pour être utilisés avec l'alimentation et l'amplificateur
fournis.
2. Coupez l'alimentation avant de connecter les câbles.
3. Reportez-vous à la documentation avant d'utiliser le matériel.
4. Suivez bien toutes les instructions.
5. Ne pas retirer le couvercle arrière. Ici se trouvent les pièces qui ne peuvent pas être réparés par le
client.
6. Assurez-vous que la prise utilisée, sera conforme avec les exigences prescrites de l'alimentation.
7. N'utilisez pas l'appareil dans les espaces clos qui ne permettront pas la circulation d'air normale
autour de l'appareil.
8. N'utilisez pas l'appareil près de l'eau ou d'une source de chaleur. L'appareil est adapté pour une
utilisation en intérieur.
9. Lors de la connexion d'un lecteur multimédia vous mettez le volume sur le lecteur multimédia (si
possible) aussi haut que possible sans qu'il y a se produit une distorsion à l'amplificateur AA-160.
10. Assurez-vous que l'amplificateur et l'alimentation ne sont pas en contact avec de l'eau et d'autres
liquides.
11. Le matériel doit être installé et maintenu par un technicien qualifié.
12. L'étiquette se trouve à l'arrière de l'amplificateur.