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Marantz SUPERSCOPE BLA-545 Montageanleitung

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NAD CI980 Bedienungsanleitung

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Technics SE-CH770 Bedienungsanleitung

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Harman Kardon HK6300 Bedienungsanleitung

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NAD T975 Bedienungsanleitung

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Roland KC-1000 Bedienungsanleitung

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Pyle PFMRA350BW Bedienungsanleitung

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Advantage S-250 Bedienungsanleitung

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IRT Electronics DVA-3007 Bedienungsanleitung

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Dimavery BA-100 Series Bedienungsanleitung

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Schertler ROY X Bedienungsanleitung

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information

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dp

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fully

i

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sert

t

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u

n

til

it

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release

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t

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front-

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indicators

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Information

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logic

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p

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operation

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is

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on

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w

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p

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in

one

of

t

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vertical

d

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p

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compartments

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t

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increase

t

h

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signal-to-noise

ratio

for

low-frequency

applications

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upp

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ban

dwi

d

t

h

limit

at

eit

h

er

1

mega

h

ertz

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bu

tton

o

u

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or

10

k

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h

ertz

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bu

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Section

1-5

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26

ST

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B

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e

in

p

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p

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minimum

trace

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t

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h

o

u

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h

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d

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factor

gain-switc

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ra

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ge

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n

g

P

ush B

uttons

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pus

h

e

d

in

selects

cap

acitive

coupling

of

signal

app

lie

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to

associate

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ut

connecto

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button out

selects

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irect

couplin

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t

sig

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al

.

GND

.

Grou

n

d

s t

he preamplifier

in

put

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d

connects

input

signal

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mego

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m

resistor

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.

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AC

and

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buttons

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p

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arging of

t

h

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cou

p

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cap

acitor

to

t

h

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input

sig

n

al

d

o

level

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button

fo

r

measurement

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M

OD

EP

ush

B

utton

s-Select

c

h

annel to

b

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is

played

an

d

illumi

n

ate

t

h

e

p

ro

p

er

d

eflection

factor

setting

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or

10

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on

t

he

VO

L

TS/DI

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switc

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no

bsk

irt

.

B

oth buttons

pus

hed

i

n

provides

α

du

al-trace

d

isplay

.

Operating

Instructions-5A26

r

ο

Fig

.

1-

2

.

Front-panel

controls,

connectors,

and

indicators

.

Operating

Instructions-5A26

ι

ι

AC



O

UT

:

DC

(b

utton out)

+

an

d

-

In

p

u

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BN

C

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app

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cation of

external

voltage

signals

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Connector

labele

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

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α

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at

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1

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2

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nectors

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center

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trace

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he

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I

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sert

5

Α

26

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k

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most

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both

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acitor

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s

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5

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signal

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α

t

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low-frequency

signal

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at

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low

i

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stment

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in

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4

of

t

h

is

manual

for



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ed

ance

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owever,

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h

en

any

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ed

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he

signal-trans

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orting

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pose

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10

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signal

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ground

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nd

t

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protective

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.

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pling

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sing

α

d

ifferential

rat

h

er

t

h

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e

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lower

deflectio

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factor

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always

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portant to

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signal so

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s

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to

100

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ma

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th

ese

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acitive

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s

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t

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

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be

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input

is

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to

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large

d

o

voltage

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volts

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mo

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t

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provision

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to

t

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signal

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h

er

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attenuation

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100

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r

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amount

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t

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