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C-2 S AFETY I NFORMATIONEquipment Safety InformationItemMains Voltage SelectionsPower SourceGroundingDanger from loss of groundProper Power CordProper FuseCommentsThe line voltage selector switch is located near the IEC powerinlet connector. Set it to correspond to the nominal AC mainsvoltage used in your studio.The current rating of the fusedepends on the local line voltage. (You may need to changethe fuse to accommodate your local AC service.) Fuse ratingsare listed at the bottom of this page.The Sonic Audio I/O is intended to operate from a powersource that does not apply more than 250V rms between thepower supply conductors or between either power supplyconductor and ground.The chassis of the Sonic Audio I/O is grounded through thegrounding conductor of the power cord. To avoid electricshock, plug the power cord into a properly wired receptaclebefore making any connections to the product. A protectiveground connection, by way of the grounding conductor in thepower cord, is essential for safe operation.If the protective ground connection is lost, all accessibleconductive parts, including knobs and controls that mayappear to be insulated, can cause an electric shock.Use only the power cord and connector specified for theproduct and your operating locale. Use only a cord that is ingood condition.The user-accessible fuse is part of the IEC AC inlet connector.The fuseholder accepts 5 x 20mm diameter fuses.• For 117 VAC operation, the correct value is 1/2A, 250 VAC,Slo Blo (Bussman type GDC-500 MA).• For 230 VAC operation, the correct value is 1/4A, 250 VAC,Slo Blo (Bussman type GDC-250 MA).Do not operate the equipment without the properly-ratedfuse, and never attempt to bypass the fuse.