Rhema Technology YANKEE HS-M10 User manual

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YANKEE POWER SUPPLY
Quick setup guide

INTRODUCTION
At the beginning of our adventure lies sheer passion. This, combined
with dedication to high quality equipment, gave rise to Yankee power
supplies.
For over 16 years, with constant attention to the customer’s satisfac-
tion, we have produced power supplies providing guitar effects with an
excellent sound. The latest technologies and the highest quality com-
ponents that we use guarantee the reliability of the products in our offer
range. We are constantly modernizing the technological process and
all the products are handmade. This is the reason why the equipment
which is delivered to our customers is equipped only with the best elec-
tronic components and is crafted with the utmost attention. The devic-
es we manufacture allow unrestricted enjoyment of music with a pure
and immaculate sound. They are designed to eliminate any problems
with the supplied power and to enable one to entirely focus on playing.
The power supplies in our offer meet the requirements of even the most
demanding sets. Filtering and stabilizing the supplied power, they en-
sure obtaining a sound devoid of hums and cumbersome disturbances
- in all stage conditions. Due to their durability, they are gaining the
appreciation of customers who want to depend on the purchased
equipment in the long term. Their users appreciate the unique design
and functional specification.
We believe that the purchased product will exceed your expectations
and serve you for many years.

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CONTROLS
1. The input voltage switch (115/230V, 50/60Hz).
2. The fuse holder with one extra fuse - just in case. Use only 500mA
fuses. The socket can be mounted on the back or on the top of the
Power Supply.
3. Isolated USB outlet can power mobile device or LED lamp included
in the set.
4. AC/DC outlets in 8 fully separated sections, with DIP switches or a
potentiometer for voltage selection.
DC outlets are of 5,5 x 2,1mm barrel type, with center negative po-
larization. The AC outlets are 5,5 x 2,5mm barrel type. Use only one
outlet in each section.
For each section the maximum current draw values are given for
9V. For the maximum current draw at different voltage settings
see the product page on www.yankee.com.pl.
The power of the HS-M10 transformer is 30W.
5. Use it for mounting the Power Supply to the pedalboard with screws.
The hole diameter is 4mm (0.1575 in).
QUICK SETUP
1. Choose the desired input voltage on the input voltage switch and
connect the included power cord into the power socket and a wall
outlet.
2. Set outputs at desired voltage, by positioning the DIP switch or po-
tentiometer in the desired position, shown on the top of the Power
Supply.
3. Connect effect pedals to appropriate outputs using appropriate ca-
bles and adapters. Please double check the pedals power input
specification for voltage, current draw, polarization and socket type.
4. Enjoy the perfect sound from your effects without any undesirable
noise.

TROUBLESHOOTING
1. TheLEDScreenisshowingstrangecontents.
1. Unplug the Power Supply from the wall outlet for 10 - 15 sec.
2. TheLED/LEDscreenfailstolight.
1. A dead AC outlet. Try plugging into another outlet, or test the
outlet with another device.
2. A faulty connection. Double check the plugs to make sure they
are inserted securely. If necessary use a different power cord.
3. A blown FUSE. Check if the input voltage switch is set at a proper
value, take out the Fuse Holder and replace the fuses.
4. A dead LED. Connect the LED lamp to a USB port or an ap-
propriate pedal to any output, to check if the Power Supply is
working.
3. Powerisprovidedtosomeeffects,butnottotheotherones.
1. An incompatible power plug. Check that the type and polarity of
the pedals is compatible with the provided cables, and if the max
current draw of each section is not exceeded.
2. A faulty cord. Check by swapping the power cable with another
cable known to be working properly.
3. A faulty jack on the Power Supply. Check by plugging the power
cable into a different outlet.
4. A faulty jack on the pedal. Test by running the pedal on a battery.
5. More than one output is used in one section. Leave only one
cable plugged in each section.
4. Unwantednoiseiscomingoutofthespeaker.
1. Isolate digital effects, tube effects and effects working in fx loops
from each other - one pedal for one section.
2. Check if the max current draw of each section is not exceeded.
3. Try disconnecting effects - one by one - from the daisy chain. If
the noise is gone after disconnecting any of the effects, isolate
this effect.
Ifyoustillhaveproblems,pleasereadoursupportpageon-lineto
seeifyouhavemadeanyothermistakewhileconnectingeffects.

We’ve created an extensive support page
that will answer all your questions!
Visit our website for more details.
www.yankee.com.pl/support
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Yankee, and Yankee logo are trademarks of Rhema Technology.
NOTE
■The device can heat up to 40 degrees more than the air temperature.
It is normal and does not influence the lifetime of any internal parts.
■Unplug the power cord to fully disconnect the device from electricity.
■Use only cables and accessories specified by the manufacturer.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
■The device is designed for indoor use only.
■Put the device in a safe place, in a stable position. Protect the pow-
er cord from being walked on, accidentally pulled from a socket or
pierced in any way.
■Do not block any ventilation holes and do not cover them.
■Unplug the power cord before cleaning. Clean only with a dry cloth.
■Do not use it in a humid or dusty environment, near water, or fire. Do
not place near heat sources, such as stoves, radiators, heat registers,
or other devices that produce heat (including amplifiers).
■Unplug the power cord during lightning storms or when unused for
long periods of time.
■Do not open the housing and do not tamper with ventilation open-
ings or screws.
■When the unit or the power cord is damaged in any way, servicing by
qualified service personnel is required. Especially when something falls
or is spilled inside, or when the unit is exposed to moisture or rain.