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Safety advice:
· Installation and repairs to the equipment may only be carried out by technicians observing the
current VDE guidelines. No liability will be assumed in the case of faulty installation and
commissioning.
· Before opening the equipment pull out the power plug or remove the power supply, otherwise
there is danger of electrocution. This is also valid for cleaning the equipment or working on the
connections.
· Only use the mains cable connected to the device. Never replace any parts or make any
modifications on the mains cable. Otherwise there is a risk of mortal injury for which we cannot
be held liable.
· Providing that a serviceable fuse exists, the power plug must be pulled out before changing the
fuse. Defective fuses may only be replaced with standard compliant fuses that have the same
nominal value.
· The equipment may only be operated in dry rooms. In humid rooms or outdoors there is danger
of short-circuit (caution: risk of fire) or electrocution.
· To prevent damage to your equipment and to avoid possible peripheral damages, the devices
foreseen for wall mounting may only be installed on a flat surface.
· Choose the location of installation or mounting so that the power plug can be reached and
pulled out of the socket easily in case of danger. Choose the location of installation or mounting
such that children may not play unsupervised near the equipment and its connections. The
location of installation or mounting must allow a safe installation of all cables connected. The
mains cable as well as feeder lines may not be damaged or clamped by objects of any kind.
· Choose the location of installation or mounting so that under no circumstances liquids or objects
can get into the equipment (e.g. condensation, water coming from leaking roofs or flowing water,
etc.).
· Avoid exposure of the equipment to direct sunlight and to other heat sources (e. g. radiators.
other electrical devices, chimney, etc.). Devices that are equipped with heat sinks or ventilation
slots must under no circum-stances be covered or blocked. Also ensure for a generous air
circulation around the equipment. In this way you avoid possible damage to the equipment as
well as a risk of fire caused by overheating. Absolutely avoid that cables come near any source
of heat (e.g. radioators, other electrical devices, chimney, etc.).
Field of application:
The devices are suitable for amplifying and distributing radio and television
signals in the house only! If the device is used for other purposes, no warranty will
be given!
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HF connection:
! Connect the inputs of the amplifier (3 and 4) to a corresponding
antenna/signal source that is suitable for the input.
! Input ANT 1
VHF antenna
Input ANT2/3
UHF antenna
Input BI/FM
VHF I/FM antenna
Input EXT VHF+UHF
e.g. for CATV connection
! Connect the output of the amplifier to the antenna sockets or the taps used.
! Use screened coaxial cables with F connectors. Suitable cables and plugs
can be found in the current AXING catalogue or at www.axing.com.
Grounding and installation:
To avoid dangerous overvoltages, (attention: risk of fire/death), ground the
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devices. Use the grounding clamp (1) attached to the device.
Use the mounting screws included in the delivery and the mounting holes of the
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devices (2).
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Adjustments:
For the inputs ANT 1 to 3, a remote feeding of the connected antenna with 12
V/max. 100 mA can be switched on. For this, press the button (5). The
corresponding LED (6) signalizes a remote current on the input.
Note: When the 100mA is exceeded, the green LED changes to red and the DC
supply is switched off.
The inputs ANT1 and 2 can be switched on or off. Set the switch (7) to the upper
position for switching on the antenna.
The channel control (8) can be used to set up to 10 channels.
The level controls (9) can be used to set the level of the 10 channels
independently.
The level controls (10) can be used to set the input level of input B1/FM and
input EXT VHF+UHF.
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