Input Signal Connections; Recorder Connections; Output Connections - Rotel RC-995 Manual De Instrucciones

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Input Signal Connections

[See Figure 4 for phono input connection illustration.]
The RC-995 has conventional RCA type input connectors, the type
found on nearly all audio equipment.
Note: To prevent loud noises that neither you nor your speakers
will appreciate, make sure the system is turned off when you
make any signal connections.
Phono Input Selector Switch
The Phono input is for a moving magnet (MM) or moving coil (MC)
phono cartridge only and is incompatible with line level compo-
nents. Set the phono input selector switch
the phono cartridge you are using. Leave the switch button in the
out position for a moving magnet cartridge; push the switch in for
a moving coil cartridge. Some high output moving coil cartridges
are designed to operate in the moving magnet position. If you are
in doubt about the correct setting, check the instruction manual
for your phono cartridge for information regarding its output volt-
age and the expected input impedance. The Phono input has 47
kOhms input impedance and 2.5 mV sensitivity in the MM position
and 100 Ohms input impedance and 0.25 mV sensitivity in the MC
position. If you still have questions about the proper setting of the
phono input selector switch, consult your authorized Rotel dealer.
Phono Input Connection
Plug the cable from the turntable into the appropriate left and
right phono inputs. If the turntable has a "ground" wire connect it
to the screw terminal to the left of the Phono inputs. It will help
prevent hum and noise.
Line Level Inputs
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[See Figure 5 for line level input connection illustration.]
The CD, Video, Tuner, and Aux inputs of the RC-995 are "line level"
inputs. These are for connecting components such as CD players,
Hi Fi or NICAM Stereo video cassette recorders, tuners for audio
or video, Laser Disc players or the analog output from a CD ROM
drive.
The Left and Right channels are clearly labeled and should be
connected to the corresponding channels of the source compo-
nent. The Left RCA connectors are white, the Right connectors
are red. Use high quality RCA cables for connecting input source
components to the RC-995. Ask your authorized Rotel dealer for
advice about cables.
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Recorder Connections

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[See Figure 6 for recorder connection illustration.]
The Tape 1 and Tape 2 inputs and outputs can be connected to
any record/playback device that accepts standard line level ana-
log input and output signals. Typically that will be a conventional
tape recorder.
When connecting a recorder to the RC-995 remember that the out-
puts of the recorder must be connected to the tape inputs of the
RC-995. Similarly the tape outputs of the RC-995 must be con-
nected to the inputs of the recorder. As with other sources be
sure to connect the Left and Right channels of each device to the
proper channels on the associated components. Use high quality
connecting cables to prevent loss of sound quality.
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Output Connections

Note: The RC-995 has both RCA and XLR type output connectors.
The two sets of outputs must not be used at the same time.
Balanced Output Switch
When the RCA outputs are used the Balanced Output switch must
be set to the Off position. Set the switch in the On position when
using the XLR Balanced outputs.
RCA Outputs
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[See Figure 2 for RCA output connection illustration.]
Most power amplifiers have RCA-type input connectors. With
such amplifiers the Balanced Outputs switch
the Off position. Then connect a set of cables between the out-
puts of the RC-995 and the inputs of the amplifier. As always, use
high quality cables and be sure to connect the Left and Right
channel outputs of the RC-995 to the correct channels of the am-
plifier.
Note: There are two sets of RCA outputs on the RC-995. The sec-
ond set of outputs may be used in custom system configurations
to drive a second power amplifier or to supply a signal to a special
signal processor.
Balanced XLR Outputs
[See Figure 3 for Balanced XLR output connection illustration.]
The XLR type outputs of the RC-995 are "balanced" outputs. These
provide the advantage of allowing the power amplifier to be
placed a great distance from the RC-995 without causing loss of
sound quality or picking up noise over the long cable run. Of
course the associated power amplifier must have balanced XLR-
type inputs in order to use this feature.
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