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Section 6. Optional Functions The PM4000 is factory wired to suit what Yamaha engineers believe to be the greatest number of applications. Yamaha recognizes, however, that there are certain functions which must be altered for certain specific applications. In designing the PM4000, a number of optional functions have been built in, and can be selected by moving factory preset switches within certain modules. WARNING: Underwriter's Laboratories (UL) requires that we inform you there are no user-serviceable parts inside the PM4000. Only qualified service personnel should attempt to open the meter bridge, to remove a module, or to gain access to the inside of the console or power supply for any purpose. Lethal voltages are present inside the power supply, and the AC line cord and console umbilical cord should be disconnected prior to opening the console. WARNING: We at Yamaha additionally caution you never to open the console and remove or install a module for the purpose of inspection, replacement or changing the preset switches unless the power has first been turned off. If a module is removed or installed with power on, the circuitry may be damaged. Unless you are a qualified service technician, do not plug in the AC cord while the interior of the power supply is exposed; dangerous voltages may exist within the chassis, and lethal shock is possible. Yamaha neither authorizes nor encourages unqualified personnel to service modules or console internal wiring. Damage to the console, the individual, and other equipment in the sound system can result from improper service or alterations, and any such work may void the warranty. Page 6-1

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Section 6.
Optional
Functions
The PM4000 is factory wired to suit what Yamaha
engineers believe to be the greatest number of applica-
tions. Yamaha recognizes, however, that there are
certain functions which must be altered for certain
specific applications. In designing the PM4000, a
number of optional functions have been built in, and
can be selected by moving factory preset switches
within certain modules.
WARNING: Underwriter’s Laboratories
(UL) requires that we inform you there
are no user-serviceable parts inside the
PM4000. Only qualified service personnel
should attempt to open the meter bridge,
to remove a module, or to gain access to
the inside of the console or power supply
for any purpose. Lethal voltages are
present inside the power supply, and the
AC line cord and console umbilical cord
should be disconnected prior to opening
the console.
WARNING: We at Yamaha additionally
caution you never to open the console and
remove or install a module for the pur-
pose of inspection, replacement or chang-
ing the preset switches unless the power
has first been turned off. If a module is
removed or installed with power on, the
circuitry may be damaged. Unless you are
a qualified service technician, do not plug
in the AC cord while the interior of the
power supply is exposed; dangerous volt-
ages may exist within the chassis, and
lethal shock is possible. Yamaha neither
authorizes nor encourages unqualified
personnel to service modules or console
internal wiring. Damage to the console,
the individual, and other equipment in
the sound system can result from im-
proper service or alterations, and any
such work may void the warranty.
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