User manual NAD 114

[. . . ] Mount antenna discharge unit as close as possible to where lead-in enters house. Do not place this unit on an unstable cart, stand or tripod, bracket or table. The unit may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the unit. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the unit. [. . . ] If you don't have a CD player, any other line-level signal source (such as a spare tape deck) may be connected to the CD input. If your LP turntable is equipped with a grounding wire (usually a green wire terminating in a U-shaped spade lug), connect it to this terminal. turn the thumb-nut counter-clockwise , place the spade lug under the nut , and tighten the thumb-nut clockwise to secure the lug. If the grounding wire has no spade lug, strip off 1 cm of insulation to expose the bare wire, twist the wire strands tightly together, insert the wire though the small hole in the shaft of the Ground terminal, and tighten the thumb-nut to fasten the wire in place. If you encounter a persistent low-level hum or buzz in the sound, connect a wire from the Ground terminal to a true earth-ground, i. A copper-plated rod driven several feet into the earth. A substitute electrical ground, such as a cold water pipe, may also prove effective. Connect a video-related audio signal here, such as the audio output from a video cassette recorder, video disc player, TV monitor/receiver, or stereo television decoder. Alternatively, any "line-level" audio signal may be connected here, such as the playback from a spare tape deck. If you don't have a VCR player, any other line-level signal source (such as a spare tape deck) may be connected to the Video Sound input. Any "line-level"signal source may be connected here, such as the audio output from a spare deck or video product. You could connect the audio from a stereo television set here and the audio from a stereo VCR to the Video input. Set it according to the output level of your phono pickup cartridge. Set the switch at MM for cartridges of the moving magnet, induced magnet, moving flux, and moving iron (variable reluctance) types, and for "high-output" movingcoil pickups, i. If your cartridge is a low-output movingcoil pickup (with a rated output of less than 1. Here is another way to determine the preferred setting of the MM/MC switch. After you have completed the installation and wiring of the system, play a record. You should obtain a satisfyingly loud volume level with VOLUME control set at 9 o'clock. If you have to turn up the VOLUME control beyond 9 o'clock to get adequately loud sound, turn the VOLUME back down and re-set the MM/MC switch to MC. NAD 4 Connect the audio signal cable from an AM/FM (or video) tuner to this pair of jacks. If you don't have a Tuner, any other line-level signal source (such as a spare tape deck) may be connected to the Tuner input. These jacks allow you to connect a second tape recorder of any type, and the preamplifier is wired to permit copying tapes from one recorder to the other. [. . . ] The Volume control is designed for accurate tracking of its two channels, so that the stereo balance will not shift noticeably as the loudness of the sound is varied. NO SOUND Power AC lead unplugged or power not switched on. Vänster kanal skall anslutas till den övre kotakten och höger till den nedre. Anslut en kabel från TAPE 1 OUT på 114 till däckets LINE IN kontakter, och en andra kabel till däckets LINE OUT kontakter till TAPE 1 IN kontakter. [. . . ]