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TANDBERG 3036A User manual

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READ
THIS
FIRST!
Foryour safety!
To prevent
electricalshock
or fire,do not expose
electronic
products
to rainor moisture,anddo
not remove
covers
(or
back).
lf anything
fails,
leave
therepairto a
qualified
technician.
Pull
outthepowerplug
during
thunderstorms
andwhen
youareaway
for alongtime (e.g.
holidays,etc.).
Warning!
Faults
onthe
unitscausedby thecircumstances
describedinthewarnings
below,do not ne-
cessarilyapplyfor warrantyservice.
Main
power
Insome
areasthe
main
power
walloutlet
carries
high
frequencydataand
intercomcommuni-
cations.To prevent
thishigh
frequencyto reach
the
receiver/poweramplifier,
an
HF filtershould
beconnected
inthepower
line.
Ask
your local
Tandberg
dealerif this
high
frequencyisin
yourarea.Shouldthis
highfrequency
reach
the
receiver/power
amplif
ier,
and
interfere
with the
electronics,damage
mayoccur
inthe
outputstage
or the
speakers.
Connecting
When
connectingtheunitsina Hl-Fl system
together,it is
veryeasy
to touchthe
hotwireon
the
phono
lead
and
generate
ahum
signal.This
signal
canbeamplifiedandcausedamageto
thereceiver/power
amplifieror thespeakers.
To avoid
this
problem,
switch
off alltheunits
inthesystembeforeconnecting.
Speakerconnection
Usespeaker
systems
with two speaker
wires
(+and
+) to each
speaker.
Some
speaker
systems
have
common
ground
betweenthespeakers,
andthis
may
causeoscillation.lf thistypeof
speakersystemwith common
ground
isused,
damagemay
occurinthereceiver/power
amplifier
orspeakers.
Contents Page
Powerrequirements.... .......3
Placingtheamplifier.... ......3
Connections.... .......4
Switchingon... ...4
PeakClippingindicators... .....5
Accessories(extras) .....6
Technicaldata.. ....7
Powerrequirements
Make
surethe
power
amplifier
ismarkedat
the
rear
panel
with
the
correctmainsvoltage
for
your
area*:
US
version:
European
version:
GB
version:
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Changing
themains
voltagesettingand
fuse
(inside)
should
becarried
outbya
qualified
servicetechnician.
The
power
consumption
is500
watt
maximum.
Fuses:
220V/240Y:
115
V: 4A,
slow
blow,5
x 20
mm.
8A,
slow
blow,5x 20
mm.
110- 115vt loo/o,
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22O
- 230
V! 10o/o,50/60Hz la la I r,-,,
240V
! 10
%,50/60Hz | --" +@
Check
thatthepower
amplifier
ismarkedwith
thecorrectmains
voltage.
Placing the amplifier
Thebest
position
for TPA 3036A is
free
on
ashelf
with sufficient
ventilation/space
to each
sidesandthetop,
see
figure.
lf the
shelf
is
open
onthe back,
the space
to the sides
andthe top
can
be
slightly
reduced.
Never
place
the amplifieron soft surface
that
canimpedeventilationor in front of or above
aradiator.
lf placing
unitsontop of eachotherthe
power
amplifiermust
alwaysbe
positioned
atthetop.
lmportant!:Never
place
any
other
equipment
onthetop of thisamplifier,asthis
maycause
damage
to the otherequipment.
Inrack,
makesurethatsufficient
ventilation
isavailable,
for instance
a
fan.
Connections
lmportant!:Allconnectionsshould
be
carried
outbefore
thePower
isswitched
on*.
- Connectthespeakers
to the
speaker
terminals.
Makesure
that
the
polarity
iscorrect*.
- Connect
the
signalsource
to the
Normal
or Lab
inputusingHighResolution
phono
cables
forbest
performance.
NOTE!lf the
DC
voltagefed
totheLab
inputexceeds10
mV,
damagecan
occurin
somespeakersystems.
Normal:
lnput
for
common
outputson
most
ofother
equipment.
Lab:Inputs
forAC
coupled
outputs
from
otherequipment
with
lessthan10mVDC
on
the
output.
The
unusedinputs
should
be
leftopen.Donot
use
shorting
plugs.
- Plug
themainslead
into
the
wall
socket.
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Switchingon
Check
thatthe
power
amplifier
ismarkedwith
the
correct
voltage
onthe
rear
panel.
NOTE!
A protection
circuitwillcausean
approx.
12
- 15seconds
delay
beforethe
power
amplifier
isreadyforoperationafterswitching
on,
Switchon
the
mains
withthe
switch
marked
Power,
andthe
Power
LEDwilllight.
Peak
clippingLEDs
may
flash
when
switching
on.
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Peak
Cl
ippingindicators
Theindicators
(one
foreach
channel)will
flash
when
peak
clipping
of
the
signal
occurs.
Protection
circuits
Electronic
circuits
will
protect
the
power
amplifieragainst:
- Overload
and
short-circuiting
of the
speaker
terminals.
- Flashback
frominductive
speaker
loads.
Thesamecircuits
prevent
DC-voltagefrom
reaching
anddamaging
theloudspeakers.
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Accessories
(extras)
Mounting
the1g"-rack
mountkit (extra)
Mounting
theside
panels
(extra)
NOTE!
When
fitting
extra
side
panels
you mustuse
thelong
screws
(A)which
aresupplied.
Take
careof theshort
screws
(B)originally
used
to hold
the
side
panels
because
youwill
need
them
if you remove
theextra
side
panels.
Thelong
screws
mustnot be
used
without the
extra
side
panels
because
they cancausedamage
inside
the power
amplifier.
(25mm
)
\
r
/
B(16mm)
Technical
data
Tandberg
Power
Amplifier
3036A
TechnicalDataaccordingto
tHF-A-202,1978
SecondaryDisclosures
Power
Requirements:
Power
Consumption:
Dimensions:
110
- 115V1220
-230 V/240
V t 10
0/o,50160
Hz
50-500w
width:171/8" (43.5
cm)
Depth:
13314"
(35.0
cm
)
Height: 5114" (13.0
cm)
Weisht:
23.4
lbs
(10.6
kg)
ContinuousAverage
Power
Output:
Frequency
Response:
A-wei
ghted
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio:
(8
ohm
20- 2O.O0OHz,
THD< 0.08
%) 2 x 100
W
20
- 20.000Hz
+
O/- 0.1
dB
90
dB
(Ref.
1
W/8ohm)
Output impedance
(20- 20.000Hz):
Wideband
DampingFactol:
Low Frequency
DampingFactor:
SMPTEI
ntermodulation
Distortion
:
I
HF Intermodulation
Distortion:
Transient
OverloadRecoveryTime:
Senshivity: (1
W)
(100
w)
Specif
icationsare
subjectto change
for further
improvementwithout
notice.
( 0.01
ohm
> 800
> 2500
0.08
%
0.08
7o
lmmeasureable
100
mV
1.0v