Aavik acoustics I-880 Bedienungsanleitung

AAVIK I-880

USER GUIDE | INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Clean the amplifier only with a dry, lint-free cloth. For

more thorough cleaning, unplug the amplifier from the

mains supply and go over it lightly with a damp, lint-free

cloth.

Do not use any type of chemical solvents or other cleaning

products for cleaning.

6. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators,

heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including

amplifiers) that produce heat.

7. Protect the power cord from being walked on or

pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles,

and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

8. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when

unused for long periods of time.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or

grounding-type plug.

10. Only place apparatus horizontally and on a suitable

table or rack. If more components are stacked. Make sure

to place the hottest unit - usually the amplifier, at the top.

11. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

12. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been

damaged in any way, such as when the power-supply cord

or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have

fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed

to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been

dropped.

1. WARNING – Take care that objects do not fall and

liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through any

openings.

The equipment shall not be exposed to dripping or

splashing. Liquid-filled objects such as vases should not

be placed on the equipment.

2. The equipment has been designed for use in moderate

climates and in domestic situations.

3. Only connect the equipment to a power supply of the

type described in the operating instructions or as marked

on the equipment. The primary method of isolating the

equipment from the mains supply is to remove the mains

plug. The equipment must be installed in a manner that

makes disconnection possible.

4. If an abnormal smell or smoke is detected from the

equipment, turn the power off immediately and unplug the

equipment from the wall outlet. Contact your dealer and

do not reconnect the equipment.

Rev.1.0 ENG

WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do

not expose the amplifier to rain or moisture.

The lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol within an

equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the

presence of uninsulated ‘dangerous voltage’ within the

product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magni-

tude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not

remove cover (or back). No user serviceable parts

inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

THE EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE SERVICED BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

I-880 / USER GUIDE 3

5FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS

6REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS

7REMOTE

7FACTORY RESET

8MENU FUNCTIONS

10 SPECIFICATIONS

CONTENTS

THANK YOU

The Aavik audio engineering team are thankful for your unique choice of the Aavik I-880 integrated Amplifier.

We are convinced that you will enjoy the exquisite music experience just as intimate and close as it was

originally performed by the artist themselves.

The 880 series is Aavik’s most innovative and sophisticated amplifier production to date. The result is this

powerful non-switching pure Class A amplifier up to impressive 2x200 W into 8 Ohms.

The unique design is based on the unique collaboration by the engineer and the artist

- Michael Børresen and Flemming Erik Rasmussen.

FUNCTIONS

BUTTONS ON THE FRONT OF THE AMPLIFIER

CONNECTORS ON THE BACK OF THE AMPLIFIER

2 3 4 5 6

12 13

14 15 9 10 11

I-880 / USER GUIDE 5

FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS

1DISPLAY

During normal operation the left side of the display

shows the selected source, and the right side shows

the volume setting.

It is possible to change the source with the up/down but-

tons. When changing settings (see “MENU FUNCTIONS”

page 8), the display will show the setting being changed.

In the event of an error, a line at the bottom of the

display will show error messages. The possible errors

are DC, over current and high temperature. The errors

are explained in the following section.

OVER CURRENT

If the amp displays “Error: Short Right” or “Error: Short

Left”, too much current is running through the output

stage. This usually occurs because of a short circuit

in the speaker wiring. When the error is detected, the

speaker output(s) will be switched off, and you have

to switch the amplifier off and back on, to re-enable

normal operation. Before you switch the amp back

on, make sure that there are no wiring errors. The

error could be strands of wire from the speaker cable

touching each other or the metalwork of the amplifier.

If the error is displayed again after power cycling the

amplifier, and even with speakers disconnected, the

amplifier has been damaged, and will need servicing.

If the amp displays “Error: DC Right” or “Error: DC Left”,

DC is present on the output(s) of the amplifier. When

this occurs, the speaker output(s) are disabled to

protect the speakers. If music is playing, the sound

will be distorted and low in level. The DC could come

from the preamp or a signal source. Try switching

the amplifier off and back on. If the DC error is still

present, try switching the amplifier off, disconnect

the input cable(s), and switch the amp back on. If the

DC error persists, with input cables disconnected, the

error is in the power amplifier. Otherwise the error is in

the preamplifier or the signal source.

HIGH TEMPERATURE

If the amp displays “Error: Temp High”, the tempera-

ture inside the amplifier is reaching critical levels. This

can occur if the ambient temperature is too high and/

or the amplifier has been delivering large amounts of

power into low impedance speakers. When the error

is first shown, it is only a warning. If the temperature

drops again, the message will clear. If the temperature

continues to rise however, the amplifier will switch

off. In that case, you have to let the amplifier cool off

for some time, and then switch it off and on using the

main power switch on the back panel.

2STANDBY

Press the standby button to place the amplifier in

standby mode, or to switch on the amplifier from

standby mode. When the amplifier is in standby mode,

the only light showing on the amplifier will be a dim

LED illuminating the standby button. When you switch

on the amplifier, the outputs will be muted, and a line

will illuminate at the bottom of the displays, starting

in the lower left corner.

During the start-up cycle, the circuits of the amp will

stabilize, and any power amp(s) connected to the pre

outs will have some time to stabilize. When using trig-

ger cables between the amplifier and power amp(s),

the power amp(s) will be switched on and off together

with the amplifier.

3UP BUTTON

The up button is used for switching inputs, and for

changing menu options, when in the menu. See ”MENU

FUNCTIONS” page 8.

4MENU BUTTON

The menu button is used for accessing the menu. See

”MENU FUNCTIONS” page 8.

5DOWN BUTTON

The down button is used for switching inputs, and for

changing menu options, when in the menu. See ”MENU

FUNCTIONS” page 8.

6MUTE / REMOTE CONTROL

PAIRING BUTTON

The mute button has multiple functions. When you

press this button briefly, it will mute the speaker

outputs of the amplifier, and also the pre outs with the

standard configuration (see “MENU FUNCTIONS” page

8). The display will show ”Mute” instead of the volume

setting.

For remote pairing instructions, see page 7.

7VOLUME CONTROL

(ROTATING KNOB)

Use the rotating knob to change the volume or menu

settings.

REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS

8SPEAKER TERMINALS

The amplifier accepts speaker cables terminated with

spade connectors and 4mm banana plugs.

To connect speaker wires terminated with spades,

loosen the isolation knob and insert the spade be-

tween the isolator and terminal. Tighten the isolation

knob to secure the spade.

To connect speaker wires terminated with banana

plugs, insert the banana plug into the center hole of

the terminal.

9LINE INPUTS

The amplifier is equipped with five single-ended, RCA

line inputs.

The gain of the line inputs can be changed to equalize

the volume of different signal sources. The range is

between 5 and 15dB for input 1-4, and between 1 and

11 dB for input 5. The default gain for all inputs is 9dB.

Please see “MENU FUNCTIONS” for guidance.

10 PRE OUT

The amplifier is equipped with a set of pre out (pre-

amplifier output) connections. They can be used for

an active sub-woofer, a separate power amplifier or a

headphone amplifier.

For some uses, such as in combination with an head-

phone amplifier, you may need to mute the speaker

outputs, but not the pre outs. This can be achieved

by changing the “Pre Out Mute” setting. See “MENU

FUNCTIONS” for guidance.

11 MAIN IN

Through a menu option, you can separate the pre- and

power amplifier sections of the I-880. When this

option is enabled, the “Main In” inputs are used as the

inputs of the power amplifier section. This can be used

in conjunction with the built-in crossover section, so

that the I-880 power amp section is used to amplifiy

only the high- or low frequency part of the signal, by

connecting cables from the “High Pass” or “Low Pass”

outputs to main in. The inputs can also be used with

external signal processors.

12 LOW PASS OUTPUTS

This set of outputs can be used, if you have a separate

power amp for the bass range, use the I-880 power

amp section for the bass range only or for driving an

active subwoofer.

13 HIGH PASS OUTPUTS

This set of outputs can be used, if you have a separate

power amp for the midrange/treble range, or if you use

the I-880 power amp section for the midrange/treble

range only.

14 RS-232, FIRMWARE UPDATE

The amplifier RS-232 terminal is used for firmware

updates. You can check for firmware updates on the

Aavik Acoustics homepage.

15 TRIGGER OUTPUTS

The amplifier is equipped with two DC trigger out-

puts. These can be used to power-on power amps,

sub-woofers and other equipment together with the

amplifier. When the amplifier is switched on (not in

standby mode), the trigger outputs will supply 12VDC.

They can supply up to 80mA total.

16 POWER ON/OFF SWITCH

Toggle the switch to switch between fully off and

standby mode. When the amplifier is in standby mode,

the power consumption is less than 1W. When the

amplifier is on and idling, the power consumption is

less than 150W.

17 POWER INLET (CAUTION!)

The amplifier accepts mains voltages from 100 to

240VAC 50-60Hz.

The power inlet accepts power cables with an IEC

60320-C13 female connector.

To ensure the best performance, please consult your

Aavik Acoustics dealer for a suitable mains cable.

I-880 / USER GUIDE 7

REMOTE FACTORY RESET

AVOLUME UP, Press this button to increase the

volume setting.

BVOLUME DOWN, Press this button to decrease the

volume setting.

CINPUT +, Press this button, to move to the next

input. From Line 1 to Line 2 etc.

DINPUT -, Press this button, to move to the previous

input. From Line 2 to Line 1 etc.

ESTANDBY, Press this button to place the amplifier

in standby mode, or to switch the amplifier on from

standby mode.

FMENU, Use this button to enter the menu, or switch

back to normal operation. Use the INPUT + and INPUT

- buttons to cycle through the menu, and the VOLUME

UP and VOLUME DOWN buttons to change a setting.

See “MENU FUNCTIONS” for details.

GMUTE Press the button to mute the outputs of the

amplifier. A small light beneath the display will show

“Mute” when mute is enabled.

You can reset all settings back to factory defaults.

This will erase gain settings, the balance setting and

the remote pairing settings. To do this, proceed as

follows:

• Switch on the amplifier using the standby button 2

or the remote control.

• Press and hold the up and down front panel buttons

(3and 5) simultaneously.

The display will show “Restoring default settings ...”

and then “Shutting down”. The amp will switch off, and

you can turn it back on using the front panel button

2. The remote control will not work until it has been

paired.

F G

In order to pair your remote control with the ampli-

fier, press and hold the front panel mute button for

more than one second. When the amplifier is ready

to pair, the display will flash slowly. To pair, press a

button on your remote control facing it toward the

amplifier. The display will show ”Paired”. Press the

front panel mute button again briefly to go back to

normal operation.

Note: In order to save your settings, set the amplifier in

standby mode by pressing the stand by button ( E/ 2).

You can remove the pairing, so that the amp will

stop responding to the remote again, by pressing

the front panel mute button for more than five

seconds. When the five seconds have passed,

the displays will flash fast. Press a button on the

remote, to complete the procedure. The display will

show ”Unpaired”. Press the front panel mute button

again briefly to go back to normal operation.

REMOTE PAIRING

MENU FUNCTIONS

Note: In order to save your settings, set the amplifier in

standby mode by pressing the stand by button ( E/ 2).

Using the front panel or remote control, you can change

many settings of the amplifier.

Using the remote, press the “Menu” button Fto enter

or exit the menu. Using the front panel, press and hold

the menu button 4for 3 seconds.

When entering the menu, the gain setting of the cur-

rent input will be shown on the display. The top line

of the display shows the current option (“Preamp gain”

when entering the menu), and the bottom line shows

the current setting.Using the remote, cycle through the

options using the INPUT + Cand INPUT – Dbuttons.

Using the front panel, press the menu button 4to cy-

cle through the options.

Use the VOLUME UP Aand VOLUME DOWN Bbuttons

of the remote, the up and down front panel buttons (

3/ 5) or the rotary knob 7to change the settings.

Once in the menu, using the remote, you can cycle

through all options in the order shown in the diagram

below.

Using the front panel, the amplifier will return to normal

operation once cycled through all the options.

SETTINGS DISPLAY SHOWS

PREAMP GAIN (SETTINGS FOR INDIVIDUAL INPUTS)

Using this function you can set the gain of the selected input. The gain number shown, is the gain between the input and pre out.

The power amp adds 26dBs of gain.

BALANCE

Using this function, you can change the left/right balance in 6 1dB steps.

PRE OUT MUTE

This setting can be set either on or off. With the default setting (On), the pre out connectors are muted with the speakers, when

muting is enabled. With pre out muting off, the pre out connectors will stay on, when the amp is muted. This function can be used

e.g. for running a headphone amp on the pre out connectors. With pre out muting off, you can change inputs and volume setting

with muting on. When you switch off muting again, the volume will return to the previous setting.

DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS

You can change the display brightness in four steps: 10, 40, 70 and 100%

DISPLAY DIM

Using this setting, you can set the display to switch off automatically after 1-5 seconds. The standard setting is off. When the

display is off, only the logo and touch buttons will be dimly lit.

I-880 / USER GUIDE 9

MENU FUNCTIONS

SETTINGS DISPLAY SHOWS

TEMPERATURE

This menu option shows the current operating temperature of the power amp.

HOME THEATRE BYPASS

Using the home theatre bypass function, you can setup one of the inputs to use a fixed volume setting. Choose the input you want

to use, or ”Disabled” to use all inputs as regular inputs.

HOME THEATRE BYPASS LEVEL

If you have setup one of the inputs as a home theatre bypass input, you can set the fixed volume level using this menu option. 0dB

(full volume) is often used, but any level can be set.

HIGH PASS FREQUENCY

Use this setting to change the crossover frequency of the high pass output.

LOW PASS FREQUENCY

Use this setting to change the crossover frequency of the low pass output.

LOW PASS LEVEL

Using this setting, you can trim the output level of the low pass output in 0.25dB steps. The range is +/-6dB.

MAIN IN SELECT

Use this setting to select the source feeding the power amp section. The standard setting is “Internal signal”, which makes the

I-880 operate as an integrated amp. The setting “External input” routes the signal from the “Main in” inputs to the power amp

section, making the I-880 operate as separate pre- and power amps. This can be used in conjunction with the crossover section,

or with an external signal processor.

SOFTWARE VERSION

This menu option shows the current firmware version of the amplifier.

SPECIFICATIONS

LINE: Gain (line 1 - 4): 5-15dB; maximum input 4.5Vrms

Gain (line 5): 1-11dB; maximum input 6.5Vrms

Input impedance 10K ohm

PRE-AMP.

OUTPUT:

1 pair of RCA output

Max output: 7.5Vrms

Distortion, line stage: <0.005% (THD at 1kHz, 1V input)

Output impedance: 50 ohms

VOLUME

CONTROL:

76 1dB steps

OUTPUT: 2 x 200W 8 ohm, 2 x 400W 4 ohm

Distortion (THD): <0.007% (10W, 1 kHz, 8 ohm)

AAVIK NOISE

REDUCTION:

Active Tesla Coils: 132

Active Square Tesla Coils: 311

Dither circuitry: 18

Active zirconium anti aerial resonance Tesla coils: 20

Active zirconium cable anti aerial resonance Tesla coils: 4

POWER

CONSUMPTION:

Standby: <1W

Idle: <150W

DIMENSIONS: 580 x 510 x 155mm

WEIGHT: 36kg

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