Yamaha PC1602 User manual

PROFESSIONAL
SERIES
POWER
AMPLIFIER
PC1602
OPERATINC
MANUAL
YAMAHA

The
PC1602
is
a
high-power
sound
amplifier,
offering
more
boost,
professional
features,
sophisticated
design
and
uncom-
promising
performance.
It
not
only
looks
professional,
but
demonstrates
a
level
of
performance
that
the
most
discrimi-
nating
listener
will
find
faultless.
This
is
not
an
amplifier
to
be
limited
to
home
surroundings.
A
sustained
output
of
160
watts
into
8
ohms
(for
each
channel)
produces
powerful
peaks
that
enable
clean
studio
monitoring.
Its
high
level
of
power
handling
makes
the
PC1602
especially
suited
for
rock
and
disco
sound
systems,
where
longterm
sus-
tained
power
is
essential.
But
this
unit
doesn't
stop
at
power;
its
ultra-low
distortion
rate,
less
than
0.007%
THD
at
1/2
rated
power,
is
guaranteed
to
satisfy
the
most
critical
listener.
Bass
response
is
polished
by
a
high
damping
factor
of
better
than
200
at
1kHz.
This
lessens
the
tendency
for
speaker
cone
overshoot,
greatly
improving
the
overall
response.
In
addition
to
top-notch
bass
response,
the
high
frequency
response
extends
well
beyond
50kHz,
so
that
extremely
complex
musical
wave-
forms
can
be
accurately
reproduced.
This
is
vital
especially
where
modern
synthesizers
are
concerned,
because
of
their
highly
involved
output.
Even
with
these
extended
frequency
ranges,
stability
is
main-
tained.
The
PC1602
offers
stability
matching
or
exceeding
any
other
amplifier
in
its
class.
It
handles
highly
reactive
multi-speaker
loads
without
shutting
down
or
taking
off
into
spurious
oscillation.
The
combination
of
all
these
features
working
in
ensemble
makes
the
PC1602
a
highly
satisfactory
amplifier,
assuring
the
listener
of
accurate
and
pleasing
performance.
No
matter
how
difficult
or
complex
your
needs
may
be,
the
PC1602
is
equipped
to
handle
them
with
professional
style
and
capability.
CONTENTS
SPECIFICATIONS.
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FRONT
PANEL
............
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REAR
PANEL
PERFORMANCE
GRAPHS
..................................
PERFORMANCE
OSCILLOGRAPHS
....................
MOUNTING
..
COOLING
FAN
FILTER
MAINTENANCE
.............
BLOCK
DIAGRAM
........................
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DIMENSIONS
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SPECIFICATIONS
POWER
OUTPUT
LEVEL
Continuous
average
sine
wave
power
with
less
than
0.0596
THD.
20
Hz
to
20
kHz
Stereo,
8
ohms
..................................
160
W
+
160
W
Stereo,
4
ohms
..................................
240
W
+
240W
Mono,
8
ohms
...................................................
480
W
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE
10
Hz
to
50
kHz,
8
ohms,
1
W
.........................
O
+1dB
TOTAL
HARMONIC
DISTORTION
Stereo
8
ohms,
80
W
20
Hz
to
20
kHz
.............................
Less
than
0.00796
Stereo
4
ohms
120
W
20
Hz
to
20
kHz
.............................
Less
than
0.01596
Mono
8
ohms
240
W
20
Hz
to
20
kHz
.............................
Less
than
0.01596
INTER
MODULATION
DISTORTION
250
Hz
12.5
kHz
mixed
4
:
1
Stereo
8
ohms,
80
W
.....................
Less
than
0.00596
Mono
8
ohms,
240
W
......................
Less
than
0.01%
INPUT
SENSITIVITY
Input
level
which
produces
160
W
output
into
Вота
+4
dB
(1.23
V
rms)
INPUT
IMPEDANCE
Balanced
and
unbalanced
inputs
maximum
attenuator
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EA
КУ
ОО
К
КГК
К
aswa
15
kohms
DAMPING
FACTOR
f=1
kHz.
RL=80
.................................
Greater
than
200
S/N
RATIO
Input
shorted
@
12.7
kHz
.................................
107
dB
input
shorted
@
IHF-A
......................................
110
dB
SLEW
RATE
Stereo
8
ohms
..........................
+40
V/usec
Full
Swing
k
Mono
8
ohns............................
+60
V/yusec
Full
Swing
‘CHANNEL
SEPARATION
8
ohms
80
W
TOKPIZ
etes
a
erase
oot
EP
eO
AT
90
dB
8
ohms
80
W
20
Hz
їо
20
kHz
.................
никанын
аа.
70
dB
INDICATORS
Pilot
EE"
RED
LED
Protection
(Muting
ON)
..................................
RED
LED
Thermal
2.2...
ККК
ОУ
О
ОКУ
УС
Г
RED
LED
Clipping
(1%
THD)
..........................................
RED
LED
Ihre
GREEN
LED
FRONT
PANEL
CONTROLS
Power
switch
................................
Push-ON/Push-OFF
Input
attenuators
(one
per
channel)
.........
31
positions
REAR
PANEL
CONTROLS
Mode
switch
........................................
STEREO/MONO
Pin
1
GND
switch
(XLR
connectors)
.............
ON/OFF
Voltage
selector
switch
(general
model
only)
PROTECTION
CIRCUITS
Muting
................
6
£2
seconds
after
power
turned
ON
DC
setise
aaa
a
зенан.
DC
+2
V
output
voltage
Thermal
protection
........
>
85°С
heat
sink
temperature
PC
limiter
..................................
RL
>
2
ohms when
ON
COOLING
FAN
CIRCUIT
Fan
ON
temp
................
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>
60°С
heat
sink
temp.
Fan
OFF
temp
................
<
45°C
heat
sink
temperature
POWER
REQUIREMENTS
U.S.
&
CANADIAN
models
................
AC
120
V,
60
Hz
GENERAL
model
...................
AC220/240
V,
50/60
Hz
POWER
CONSUMPTION
U.S.
&
CANADIAN
models
................
800
W,
1000
VA
GENERAL
model
.................................................
800
W
DIMENSIONS
(WxDxH)
ылыныы
ниди
480
x
431.3
x
140
mm
(18-7/8"
x
17"
x
5-1/2")
WEIGHT...
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21.7
kg
(47.8
Ibs)
NOTE:CANADIAN
models
must
be
operated
into
8
ohms
in
stereo
mode
and
16
ohms
in
mono
mode
in
ac-
cordance
with
safety
regulations.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
FOR
THE
UNITED
KINGDOM
Connecting
the
Plug
and
Cord
IMPORTANT.
The
wires
in
this
mains
lead
are
coloured
in
accordence
with
the
following
code:
BLUE
:
NEUTRAL
BROWN
:
LIVE
Asthe
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
apparatus
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug
proceed
as
follows:
The
wire
which
is
coloured
BLUE
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
BLACK.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
BROWN
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
RED.
All
specifications
subject
to
change
without
notice.

FRONT
PANEL
Rack
Handle
Rack
Handle
YAMAHA
PROFESSIONAL
POWER
AMPLIFIER
CLIP
SIGNAL
SIGNAL
THERMAL
M
=
=
PROTECTION
Q
POWER
Switch/POWER
indicator
(Red)
Pressing
this
switch
turns
power
to
the
amplifier
ON
and
causes
the
power
indicator
to
light.
Pressing
the
POWER
switch
a
second
time
turns
the
unit.
OFF.
Q
Thermal
Indicator
(Red)
This
indicator
lights
when
the
force
cooling
fan
is
operating.
Ө
PROTECTION
Indicator
(Red)
Lights
for
approximately
6+2
seconds
after
power
is
switched
on,
indicating
that
the
protection
circuitry
is
ac-
tive.
The
speaker
outputs
are
shut
off
while
this
indicator
is
lit.
If
the
protection
circuitry
is
activated
for
any
reason
during
amplifier
operation,
the
indicator
will
light
and
the
speaker
outputs
will
be
shut
off.
Once
the
cause
of
pro-
tection
activation
has
been
remedied,
normal
operation
will
resume
automatically
and
the
protection
indicator
will
go
out.
CHANNEL
A
DES
CHANNEL
B
don
aS
d
Q
Input
Attenuators
These
attenuators
adjust
the
sensitivity
of
the
respective
amplifier
channel
in
31
steps.
Attenuation
in
the
fuily
clockwise
position
is
O
dB,
and
о
in
the
fully
counter-
clockwise
position.
(
Q
CLIP
Indicators
(Red)
The
CLIP
indicators
light
when
output
distortion
of
the
respective
channel
exceeds
approximately
196.
This
indi-
cates
that
the
amplifier
is
clipping
due
to
excessive
input
signal
levels.
Q
SIGNAL
Indicators
(Green)
The
SIGNAL
indicators
light
when
output
level
of
the
signals
is
2
V
or
more,
in
the
range
of
20
Hz
to
20
kHz,
for
confirmation
of
input
signal.
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Knob
Lock
Adaptors
(Supplied)
The
Knob
Lock
Adaptors
prevent
accidental
alteration
of
attenuator
settings
once
the
appropriate
settings
have
initially
been
made.
How
to
install
Knob
Lock
Adaptors:
pull
out
the
Input
Attenuator
Knob
to
insert
the
Knob
Lock
Adaptors
into
exactly
the
same
place.

REAR
PANEL
Cord
Reel
э
©
—
CAUTION
ro
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TO
REDUCE
THE
ENS
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK.
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER.
NO
USER-:
SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
REFER
SERVI
IN
AFIN
DE
REQUIRE
ЕНСЕ
IL
NE
SE
TROUVE
A
L'INTERIEUR
AUCUNE
PIECE
POUVANT
ETRE
REPAREE
PAR
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
Er
TW
CHANA
Er
P
WIRING
М,
MAY
NEED
USED.
(STEREO)
ae
b
B
MAX.
AMS
OUTPUT
SP.
WIR
ASS
2
WIRING
MAY
ВЕ
USED.
(MONO)
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Voltage
selector
Oo
O
q
(general
model
only)
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SPEAKER
Output
Terminals
The
red
SPEAKER
terminal
is
connected
to
the
“+”
input
terminal
of
the
speaker
system
used
and
the
black
SPEAKER
terminal
is
connected
to
the
"
—"
speaker
input
terminal.
Ө
INPUT
Connectors
(XLR-3-31)
These
connectors
are
generally
used
as
inputs.
Pin
1
is
shield,
pin
2
is
hot
and
pin
3
cold.
Compatible
connectors
include
Canon
XLR-3-12C
and
Switchcraft
5C-1055A.
Ө
INPUT
Connectors
(XLR-3-32)
Compatible
with
Canon
XLR-3-11C
or
switchcraft
5C-1056A
connectors,
these
connectors
are
useful
for
sending
the
input
signal
to
other
power
amplifiers.
Q
PIN
1
GND
SW
Couples
or
decouples
the
XLR
connector
earth
line
(pin
1,
shield).
Normally
ON.
In
some
cases
where
ground
loops
cause
excessive
hum,
turning
the
ground
switch
OFF
can
interrupt
the
loop
and
reduce
the
hum.
Fuse
9
@
Cord
Reel
REMPLACER,
UNIQUEMENT
PAR
UN
FU
Tyee
Cu
MAX.
RMS
OUTPUT
SPEAKER
CHAN
ELA
IM
U.S.
model
©Ө
MODE
Selector
Switch
Determines
whether
the
amplifier
is
to
operate
in
the
stereo
or
mono
(BTL)
mode.
(CHANNEL
B)
MONAURAL
OPERATION
The
PC1602
can
easily
be
adapted
for
monaural
(BTL)
operation
by
setting
the
rear-panel
MODE
switch
to
MONO.
In
the
МОМО
mode
use
the
channel
А
input
connectors
and
channel
А
attenuator
for
level
control.
The
"+"
terminal
of
the
speaker
system
is
connected
to
the
channel
A
“+”
output
terminal
and
the
"—"
terminal
of
the
speaker
system
is
connected
to
the
channel
B
“+”
output
terminal.
Leave
the
channel
A
and
B
"-"
output
(SPEAKER)
terminals
and
channel
B
input
terminals
un-
connected.

PERFORMANCE
GRAPHS
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE
LOAD
:8
ohms
Po
=
1W
at
1
kHz
MODE
:
STEREO
Input
balanced
RESPONSE
(dB)
SEUNG
(Hz)
Fig.
1
T.H.
DISTORTION
LOAD
:
16
ohms
MODE
:
MONO
Unbalanced
input
DISTORTION
(%)
T.H.
DISTORTION
LOAD
:8
ohms
MODE
:
STEREO
Both
channels
driven
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DAMPING
FACTOR
LOAD
:8
ohms
MODE
:
STEREO
DAMPING
FACTOR
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pt
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Панне
ШОТ
111
100
10k
FREQUENCY
(Hz)
Fig.
4:
POWER
BAND
WIDTH
THD
:
0.05%
LOAD
:8
ohms
MODE
:
STEREO
Both
channels
driven
OUTPUT
POWER
(W)
o
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=
THI
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H
100
10K
5
(Hz)
Fig.
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PERFORMANCE
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Hz
SQUARE-WAVE
RESPONSE
TOTAL
HARMONIC
DISTORTION
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kHz
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In
each
photo,
output
wavef,
per
and
input
waveform
is
lower:
*
Horizontal
and
vertical
sca
each
photo-are
optional.
But
the
scales
in
the
photo
of
rise
time
are
0.5V/Div
(vertical)
and
Tyusec/Div
(horizontal).
*
MODE
STEREO
LOAD
8
ohms.

MOUNTING
Shelf
Mounting
The
PC1602
can
be
used
on
any
flat,
level
surface
as
long
as
there
is
adequate
ventilation.
Do
not
remove
the
amplifiers
feet
as
this
would
block
airflow
through
the
bottom
panel.
Permanent-installation
Rack
Mounting
The
PC1602
can
be
mounted
in
any
standard
19”
electronic
equipment
rack.
The
rear
panel
of
the
rack
should
be
left
open
to
promote
smooth
airflow.
Cooling
fans
are
required
for
rack-
mounted
PC1602’s,
if
they
must
produce
extremely
high
average
power
output
(i.e.
stereo
operation
into
4-ohm
loads
or
mono
operation
into
an
8-ohm
load).
Refer
to
the
diagrams
to
the
right
for
the
ideal
cooling
fan
con-
figuration.
*
One
unit
of
PC1602
demands
one
cooling
fan
unit.
"
S
Portable
Rack
Mounting
ie
S
a
Road
cases
must
be
durable
enough
to
withstand
rough
i
xs
handling
and
airline
travel.
Secure
the
back
end
of
the
Fan
unit
"O73
PC1602
side
panels
to
the
rack
with
the
screws
provided,
and
provide
cooling
fans
(like
those
shown
to
the
right)
CAUTION!
if
ventilation
is
restricted.
If
unit(s)
are
to
be
used
in
a
rack
mounted
installation,
it
is
recommended
that
fan
cooling
be
installed.
Without
fan
cooling,
units
could
be
damaged
from
excessive
temperature
conditions.
The
minimum
required
airflow
rate
for
fans
should
Shelf
be
2
x
19
cubic
feet
per
minute
(CFM).
Use
only
fans
with
the
above
specification.
The
following
are
some
examples
of
fans
with
the
proper
specifications:
Type/
Mode
ORIENTAL
А
MOTOR
CO
LTD
MU825S-23
or
equivalent
Airflow
Rate
Side
Panel
Support
Screws
Use
the
both
screw
holes
on
each
side
panel.
Use
only
the
supplied
screws
(millimeter
thread).
Rack
mounting
with
cooling
fans
Fan
Unit
*
The
fan
unit
shown
uses
two
fans,
each
with
a
maximum
volume
of
19
CFM
(cubic
feet
per
minute)
and
a
maximum
pressure
of
5
mm
H20.
*
Slits
should
be
provided
on
the
top
and
bottom
sides
for
air
circulation.

COOLING
FAN
FILTER
MAINTENANCE
The
filter
element
is
removed
and
cleaned
as
follows.
1.
Remove
the
two
upper
screws
on
the
rear
panel
with
a
3
mm
Allen
hexagonal
wrench.
Remove
the
filter
cover.
2.
Remove
filter
element
and
wash
with
plain
water.
Detergent
may
also
be
used
if
the
filter
is
exceptionally
dirty.
3.
Dry
the
filter
thoroughly.
NEVER
REPLACE
THE
FILTER
WHILE
IT
IS
WET!
4.
Replace
the
filter
element
and
filter
cover.
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DIAGRAM
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DETECTOR
SIGNAL
INDICATOR
AMP
CH-A
o
INPUT
CH-A
OUTPUT
VOLTAGE
amp
CURRENT
AMP
PROTECTION
CIRCUIT
PROTECTION
p
VOLTAGE
AMP
CH-B
OUTPUT
CH.B
о
INPUT
LEVEL
CURRENT
AMP
CLIP
DETECTOR
CLIP
SIGNAL
iNDICATOR
AMP

DIMENSIONS
435
(17-1/8")
Unit
:
mm
(inch)
SERVICE
The
PC1602
is
supported
by
Yamaha’s
worldwide
network
of
factory
trained
and
qualified
dealer
service
personnel.
In
the
event
of
a
problem,
contact
your
nearest
Yamaha
dealer.

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YAMAHA
YAMAHA
CORPORATION
PO.Box
1,
Hamamatsu,
Japan
91
02
0.5
CR
Printed
in
Japan
VE60580
|R1
1
CR
92
12
0300
CR
Printed
in
Japan
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