USER GUIDE
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1. ET Tu USER GUIDE gt PRE POWER AND INT ONE AHNHUXITY a part of AVM TEC Content FUN ON GE dinar 4 itrodUCtiON PANNE 4 Ab ut TANS eMac nn unis 4 Turning the Hifi setup on and off ue 4 General INFOrmation 5 Getting started ah dansant 6 Unpacking the BOX nanas 6 Specificati ONS nn ne 6 PES One iin net 6 Power ONE 6 PRONE is stn nthe 6 Using the touch Spleen 1 How to connect an Alluxity product 1 Power save mode 7 How to change a broken fuse 8 licor EXplANAtION nn ann 9 The User Interface st untenann 10 The Pree ONE nas ins 10 Main IMG PACE ccnssepiciensansesesissiurannedatares 10 Setup ME FACE nos 11 The Power Oneens eiin 12 Main Interface anne 12 How to change Input and Output 13 Warranty and replacing parts 14 LIMITED WARRANTY cesses 4 How to get Warranty service 4 Miscellaneous 4 Demo equipment 15 WOR ER Es cou 15 Replacing parts sen 15 Warranty outside Denmark ss 6 DECLINE Seen e Le 6 Safety and handling information 16 mportant safety information 6 2 APR EP OR TR ne 6 R DAITINB annee nent 6 Page 3 Foreword First of all thank you for choosing an Alluxity product The Alluxity products are built to be very user friendly and very modern One of the main focuses has been making a product that the High end industry has not seen before but still being faithful to the old techniques so basically mixing the old schoo2. Page 10 Setup Interface The Pre One Main Interface y NITE gt LD 4 The Setup Interface provides you with the options of changing Output XLR or RCA Brightness level To turn off the background light of the touchscreen press the Brightness icon for 1 5 seconds and wait 5 seconds for the screen to turn off To turn the screen on again press anywhere on the screen Page 11 The User Interface The Power amp One Main Interface y NiTE gt lt a me The Power amp One Main Interface provides you with the options Change Input Brightness Power save mode To turn off the background light of the touchscreen press the Brightness icon for 1 5 seconds and wait 5 seconds for the screen to turn off To turn the screen on again press anywhere on the screen Page 12 How to change Input and Output How to change Input and Output You change the input and output different places Pre amp One The 5 different inputs are all located on the Main Interface and on the right side Here you have RCA 1 RCA 2 XLR1 XLR 2 XLR 3 These are input 1 5 To change the input simply press gently on the button on the screen so it will turn green The green color shows that this is the active input To change the output press the Setup button the mechanical wheel and select between the XLR and the RCA output Power amp One The power amplifier only uses inputs and only haves 2 different inputs
3. 3A 250V Good Broken Page 8 M PEC a A XLR on Explanation Standby button This puts the amplifier into and out of Standby mode Setup button Pressing this button will give you access to the Setup Interface Brightness button Adjusts the brightness level on the display Home button This button is used to go from the Setup Interface to the Main Interface Volume Up button Pressing this will increase the volume Volume Down button Pressing this will decrease the volume The XLR button is used in this User Guide Mute button because it s the default Pressing this will mute the amplifier Output channel when you turn on your Unmute button amplifier for the first Pressing this will unmute the amplifier time This icon is only showed when the amplifier is muted XLR inactivated button Pressing this will activate either the XLR output or the XLR Input 1 3 depending on the location of the button XLR activated button This icon is showing which of your channels is active Page 9 The User Interface The Pre Int One Main Interface y NITE gt LD 4 The Main Interface has a variety of options Volume Up Mute Unmute Volume Down Setup see Setup Interface for more information not included in Int One Brightness icon instead Power save mode The Volume The different Inputs from RCA 1 2 to XLR 1 3 RCA 1 3 and XLR 1 2 on Int One
4. cables or moving the amplifiers Repairing Do not under any circumstances open any of the Alluxity products yourself this is reserved for the local Alluxity cooperating partner The Alluxity products have been constructed so it s easy to replace any part inside the amplifiers but you should under no circumstances open any of the Alluxity products If doing so any type of warranty will be lost and it can cause injury to the products and yourself Page 17 www alluxity dk
5. e touch mobile phone This means that you will have to press gently on the display with the tip of your finger and or with you fingernail Pressing too hard in the display will cause damage to it IF you experience that there is no reaction from the touch display do not increase the pressure but contact the nearest Alluxity cooperating partner How to connect an Alluxity product When connecting an amplifier it s very important not to switch around input and output Doing so will cause harm to the product To connect your Pre One properly make sure that you take the left and right output from your source and connect it to the same left and right input on the Pre One Right Red Left O White The inputs must be either left and right RCA 1 or 2 XLR 1 2 or 3 Now connect either the RCA or the XLR outputs from the preamplifier to the equal input on the powerampli fler RCA lt gt RCA XLR lt gt XLR Power save mode It s important to note that the Power save mode does not turn off the Alluxity Pre and Power One The Power save mode simply puts the amplifiers in a mode where is uses less power but either warm up the amplifiers and or keep the amplifiers warm and ready In the Int One all power is cut to the soundboards Page 7 How to change a broken fuse f a fuse is broken then gently remove the little cap in the Power Inlet and replace the fuse as shown in the picture below Pre One 1A 250V Power One 6
6. l with the new school Introduction About this manual This is the Alluxity amplifier manual which covers all of the basics describes how to connect your Alluxity product how to handle it how to use it and etc Although some operations are self explanatory we strongly suggest you read this manual before using the products to avoid damaging the unit or yourself The manual is designed to be as helpful as possible and if there is something we have not explained clearly enough please let us know Turning the Hifi setup on and off Always turn on your products beginning from the source CD player Music server gt Pre amplifier gt Power amplifier Always turn off your products in reverse order Power amplifier gt Pre amplifier gt CD player Music server Doing otherwise may cause harm to your equipment Page 4 General information There are a few things you should know about the product to prevent damaging it The products are heavy so be very careful when moving it around We suggest that you are always 2 people lifting any of the Alluxity products to prevent dropping it and cause harm to the unit and your self When any of the Alluxity products have been running for more than 10 minutes the input and output selections are saved as the default Pressing the touch display too hard will damage it and leave a darker area This damage to the products is not covered by warranty We suggest that you use the tip of
7. must provide a copy of his purchase receipt fulfilling the requirements described in How to get warranty just above WARRANTOR Inquiries regarding the above Limited Warranty may be sent to the following Address AVM TEC Dueoddevej 6C DK7400 Herning Denmark Att Alexander Vitus Mogensen Replacing parts If an owner of an Alluxity product experience problems that can only be fixed by replacing an electronic part inside the product the owner can always have this part replaced by an authorized Alluxity cooperating partner even if the warranty has expired If the warranty has expired there will be a specific price on the replacement unit depending on which unit that will be needed to be changed Page 15 Warranty outside Denmark AVM TEC has authorized distribution in many countries in the world In each country the authorized import ing retailer or distributor has accepted the responsibility for warranty of products sold by that retailer or distributor Warranty service should normally be obtained from the importing retailer or distributor from whom purchased your product In the unlikely event of service required beyond the capabilities of the importer Alluxity will fulALl the conditi ons of the warranty Such products must be returned at the owner s expense to the Alluxity factory together with a photocopy of the bill of sale for that product a detailed description of the problem and any other i
8. nformation necessary return shipment In many cases the retailer you purchased the product from will handle this for you Disclaimers Alluxity reserves the right product without obligation to purchasers of previously manufactured products and to change the prices or specifications of any product without notice or obligation to any person Alluxity reserves the right not to cover any damage done by mishandling or misusing Alluxity products in accordance to this manual Page 16 Safety and handling information Important safety information WARNING Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in fire damage to the product to other property or injuries to yourself or other Please read all the safety information below before connecting any of the Alluxity products Handling Handle your Alluxity products with care The products are milled out of one piece of aluminum and con tains heavy transformers and electronic The amplifiers or other properties can be damaged if the product is dropped If possible always have two people to lift the products to avoid dropping the unit or hurting yourself Do not connect the products wrongly as this can cause damage to the unit and or to the other equipment which are connected The Standby function does not turn off the amplifier but only puts it in power save mode You should always turn off the amplifiers by using the power switch on the back before connecting any
9. the XLR and the RCA To change the input simply press gently on the button until it turns green Page 13 Warranty and replacing parts LIMITED WARRANTY The warranty covers manufacturing defects in components material and workmanships for two 2 years to the first end user buyer or no later than three 3 years from the date of shipment to the authorized Al luxity cooperating partner whichever comes first f the products has been used or handled other than in accordance with the instructions in the manual has been abused misused damaged by accident neglected got a transport damage or has got a defect due to being repaired or tampered with by anyone who is not authorized to do so the warranty does not apply Damage or cosmetic defects are equally not warranted as the above situations How to get warranty service IF you as a customer experience problems with any of the Alluxity products you will have to turn off the equipment instantly pack it in the original box and ship it to the local cooperating partner with a photocopy of the original purchase receipt The receipt must clearly list model serial number and date of purchase name and address of the purchas er and authorized dealer and the price paid by the purchaser Miscellaneous Any implied warranties relating to the above product shall be limited to the duration of this warranty The warranty does not extend to any incidental or consequential costs or damages
10. to the purchaser Some countries do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts or exclusion or limitation of inciden tal or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from country to country Page 14 Demo equipment Equipment used by an authorized cooperating partner for demonstration purposes is warranted to be free of manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two 2 years from the date of shipment to the authorized cooperating partner After the first year demo equipment needing warranty service must be packed in its original box and returned to AVM TEC by the cooperating partner at his or hers sole expense AVM TEC will pay return freight of its choice A returned product must be accompanied by a written description of the defect on an ALLUXITY RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION form Dealer owned demonstration equipment sold at retail within two 2 years of date from shipment to the dealer is war ranted to the first retail customer to be free of manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for the duration of the two 2 Year Limited Warranty remaining as measured from the date of shipment of the equipment to the Alluxity partner In the event warranty service is needed under these conditions the owner of the equipment
11. your finger and or a bit of your nail The surface is painted with powder coat which is strong paint that is highly scratch and break resistant If a sharp object hits the surface this can leave a mark that sometimes can be removed with a wet cloth but warranty does not cover any damage done by chemical use Page 5 Getting started Unpacking the box After you have opened the top of the box and gently removed the protecting foam from the top and from the sides you can now really gently take out the amplifier To prevent dropping the product or injuring yourself when lifting an Alluxity product please do not under any circumstances lift any Alluxity products yourself Always be at least two people to lift the product Specifications Pre One Inputs Total of 5 2x Unbalanced RCA and 3x Balanced XLR Outputs Total of 3 1x RCA 1x XLR and a Bypass out RCA Dimensions 43 5 x 10 5 x 31 5 cm 7 1 x 4 1 x 124 inch Weight 14 0 Kg 37 5 Pounds Power One Inputs 2 1x RCA and 1x XLR Dimensions 43 5 x 10 5 x 48 cm 7 1 x 4 1 x 18 9 inch Weight 31 0 Kg 83 0 Pounds Int One Inputs Total of 5 3x Unbalanced RCA and 2x Balanced XLR Dimensions 43 5 x 10 5 x 31 5 cm 17 1 x 4 1 x 12 4 inch Weight 17 5 Kg 38 5 Pounds Page 6 Using the touch display All the Alluxity products uses a 5 inch 800 x 480 pixels resistive touch display which means that the display does not react as well to a finger touch as your averag
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