Bose 901 Series II Owner's guide - Page 7

Installation.

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THE NEXT SEVEN STEPS ARE TESTS WHICH MUST BE PERFORMED TO INSURE PROPER OPERATION AND CORRECT INSTALLATION. h. Place the TAPE switch on the Equalizer in the MONITOR position. Place the 3 frequency contour controls so that they coincide with the indicated dots. These are the "NORMAL" positions of the Equalizer controls. i. Place the TAPE MONITOR or TAPE FUNCTION switch on your control amplifier in the NORMAL or OUT position. j. Turn the entire system on. Be sure that the Equalizer is plugged into an operating AC outlet by observing that the pilot light on the Equalizer is on. k. Play your system as you normally would, using a phonograph or AM-FM source (NOT a tape recorder) to be sure it is operating properly. This tests the rest of your system, since the Equalizer has not yet been switched into the system. Any errors must be corrected before proceeding further. I. Turn the BALANCE control of the control amplifier to the extreme right and left to check for correct placement of the right and left channels. m. With the system playing, move the TAPE MONITOR or TAPE FUNCTION switch on your integrated amplifier, receiver, or preamplifier to the MONITOR or - ON" position. The sound should stop. This TAPE MONITOR switch on your integrated amplifier, preamplifier or receiver should be left in this position. If the sound does not stop, recheck Steps a through I. n. Place the Equalizer TAPE switch in the NORMAL position. The sound should return. If the sound does not return, and the Equalizer pilot light is on, then the Equalizer is probably connected in. correctly. Recheck Steps a through I. NOTE: If the TAPE MONITOR switch of your control amplifier is later switched out, the system will continue to play but the Equalizer will no longer be functioning in the circuit. Since the system will be playing and the Equalizer pilot light will be on, it will be possible, especially at low-volume leyels or with certain musical selections, for you to be unaware that the Equalizer has been removed from the circuit. Check the TAPE MONITOR switch on your control equipment periodically to make certain it is still in the ON position. If you do not have a tape recorder, the installation of the 901 system is now complete, and the system is operating properly. It you do have a tape recorder, its connection to the system will be explained in Section III D. • 7

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THE
NEXT
SEVEN
STEPS
ARE
TESTS
WHICH
MUST
BE
PERFORMED
TO
INSURE
PROPER
OPERATION
AND
CORRECT
INSTALLATION.
h.
Place
the
TAPE
switch
on
the
Equalizer
in
the
MONITOR
position.
Place
the
3
frequency
contour
controls
so
that
they
coincide
with
the
indicated
dots.
These
are
the
"NORMAL"
positions
of
the
Equalizer
controls.
i.
Place
the
TAPE
MONITOR
or
TAPE
FUNCTION
switch
on
your
control
amplifier
in
the
NORMAL
or
OUT
position.
j.
Turn
the
entire
system
on.
Be
sure
that
the
Equalizer
is
plugged
into
an
operating
AC
outlet
by
observing
that
the
pilot
light
on
the
Equalizer
is
on.
k.
Play
your
system
as
you
normally
would,
using
a
phonograph
or
AM
-FM
source
(NOT
a
tape
recorder)
to
be
sure
it
is
operating
properly.
This
tests
the
rest
of
your
system,
since
the
Equalizer
has
not
yet
been
switched
into
the
system.
Any
errors
must
be
corrected
before
proceeding
further.
I.
Turn
the
BALANCE
control
of
the
control
amplifier
to
the
extreme
right
and
left
to
check
for
correct
placement
of
the
right
and
left
channels.
m.
With
the
system
playing,
move
the
TAPE
MONITOR
or
TAPE
FUNCTION
switch
on
your
integrated
amplifier,
receiver,
or
preamplifier
to
the
MONITOR
or
-
ON"
position.
The
sound
should
stop.
This
TAPE
MONITOR
switch
on
your
integrated
amplifier,
preamplifier
or
receiver
should
be
left
in
this
position.
If
the
sound
does
not
stop,
recheck
Steps
a
through
I.
n.
Place
the
Equalizer
TAPE
switch
in
the
NORMAL
position.
The
sound
should
return.
If
the
sound
does
not
return,
and
the
Equalizer
pilot
light
is
on,
then
the
Equalizer
is
probably
connected
in.
correctly.
Recheck
Steps
a
through
I.
NOTE:
If
the
TAPE
MONITOR
switch
of
your
control
amplifier
is
later
switched
out,
the
system
will
continue
to
play
but
the
Equalizer
will
no
longer
be
functioning
in
the
circuit.
Since
the
system
will
be
playing
and
the
Equalizer
pilot
light
will
be
on,
it
will
be
possible,
especially
at
low
-volume
leyels
or
with
certain
musical
selections,
for
you
to
be
unaware
that
the
Equalizer
has
been
removed
from
the
circuit.
Check
the
TAPE
MONITOR
switch
on
your
control
equipment
periodically
to
make
certain
it
is
still
in
the
ON
position.
If
you
do
not
have
a
tape
recorder,
the
installation
of
the
901
system
is
now
complete,
and
the
system
is
operating
properly.
It
you
do
have
a
tape
recorder,
its
connection
to
the
system
will
be
explained
in
Section
III
D.
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