No320S Owner's Manual - Mark Levinson

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Getting Started<strong>Mark</strong> <strong>Levinson</strong>Warm-Up & Break-In Period (continued)After this initial period, performance will remain consistent unlesspower is disconnected from the ~ac mains connector. Power isdisconnected from the ~ac mains connector when the Nº 320S ispowered off with the front panel power button; the power cord isdisconnected from the ~ac mains connector or the electrical outlet;or an extended power failure or power outage occurs. Power is notdisconnected from the ~ac mains connector when the Nº 320S isin standby.When power returns, the Nº 320S will require a brief warm-upand break-in period (not the full 300 hours). It is recommended toallow the Nº 320S and other audio components to stabilize forabout 2 minutes.1-8Note• When powered on with the front panel power button,the Nº 320S automatically enters standby after completingthe initialization sequence.• The main output connectors are muted while the Nº320S performs the initialization sequence.Continuous OperationThe Nº 320S should be unplugged during lightning storms andextended periods of non-use. Otherwise, it is designed forcontinuous operation. For best performance, make sure power isconnected to the ~ac mains connector at all times. Duringnormal operation, do not use the power button to power off theNº 320S. Instead, use the front panel or remote control standbybutton to place the Nº 320S into standby, which allows the Nº320S to remain warmed-up to deliver optimal performance at alltimes.Quick Start GuideThese instructions are intended to accommodate immediate use ofthe Nº 320S. However, it is important to read this owner’s manualbefore attempting more extensive use. This owner’s manual containsinformation about features that enhance operation and performance,as well as important safety, installation, and operation instructionsdesigned to prevent personal injuries as well as product damage.
Nº 320S Getting StartedCAUTIONNEVER MAKE OR BREAK CONNECTIONS TO THE Nº 320SUNLESS IT AND ALL ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS AREPOWERED OFF AND DISCONNECTED FROM ELECTRICALOUTLETS.To begin using the Nº 320S:1. Make sure the Nº 320S and all associated components arepowered off and disconnected from electrical outlets.NoteThe Nº 320S offers balanced (XLR) and single-ended (RCA)stereo connections. For best performance, use balanced(XLR) connections whenever possible. A balanced connectionbetween the Nº 320S and the associated power amplifier willoffer the highest possible performance with the bestprotection against RF interference and other common modenoise.1-92. Connect the desired Nº 320S stereo input connectors to thesource component (e.g., CD player) output connectors.• Use the Nº 320S balanced (XLR) stereo input connectorslabeled 1, 2, or 3 if the source component offers balanced(XLR) output connectors.• Use the Nº 320S single-ended (RCA) stereo input connectorslabeled 4, 5, 6, or 7 if the source component does not offerbalanced (XLR) output connectors.3. Connect the desired Nº 320S stereo main output connectorsto the associated power amplifier.• Use the Nº 320S balanced (XLR) stereo main outputconnectors if the associated power amplifier offers balanced(XLR) input connectors.• Use the Nº 320S single-ended (RCA) stereo main outputconnectors if the associated power amplifier does not offerbalanced (XLR) input connectors.(continued))
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