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    RS232 
     
    All functions of the Atlas can be controlled and monitor
    ed via RS232, using the DB9 connector.  As long as the 
    rear panel power switch in turned on, the RS232 circuitry  is always active, thus allowing the Atlas to be taken 
    out of  STANDBY  via RS232.  Refer to Appendix C for more information on using RS232. 
     
    Please refer to Appendix D for additional information. 
      
     
      
    						
    							
     
     
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    Appendix A  Troubleshooting Guide 
     
    If the Atlas should function abnormally during operation, pleas
    e review the items in the following checklist.  Please 
    be sure to thoroughly check all other connected components such as speakers, preamplif iers, as well as cables. 
     
    Symptom Possible Cause(s) Remedy 
    No power or front panel 
    lights and no sound. Power cable is not inserted 100% into AC 
    input connector. Ensure that the AC cord is inserted all the way 
    into the Atlas and that the wall outlet is active. 
     Power Supply fuse is open. Replace with same type and rating ONLY 
     Rear panel fuse is open. Replace with same type and rating ONLY. 
     Circuit breaker is open (AC outlet). Check the AC outlet circuit breaker and reset, 
    if necessary, or contact your dealer. 
     Module rail fuse is open.  See “Display codes” section below. 
    No audio output. Input Jack not correctly mapped. Ve rify that the Input ja ck that is physically 
    being used is the same one that is shown on 
    the display when the INPUT button is 
    pressed.. 
     Mute is active Unmute the Atlas. 
     Overheating The amp module(s)  may be overheated.  Shut 
    down the Atlas until it cools. An external fan 
    may be necessary. 
     Amp module fuse is open. Replace with same type and rating ONLY. 
    Hot/Warm Normal  operation  
     
     
     
    Display Codes 
     
    If the Atlas displays the following message in the display upon power up\
    : 
     
    LEFT FUSE PLUS  The left channel plus fuse is  blown.  Replace with same type and value. 
    LEFT FUSE NEG  The left channel minus fuse is bl own.  Replace with same type and value. 
    RITE FUSE PLUS  The right channel plus fuse is blown.  Replace with same type and value. 
    RITE FUSE NEG  The right channel minus fuse is  blown.  Replace with same type and value. 
     
    HOT Heatsink Temperature over 85 C.  Turn atlas  off to cool it.  Research reason for overheating. 
     
    OC DC offset on the output.   
     
    If one of these messages is in the display on porer up, t he Atlas will not come out of STANDBY until the error is 
    corrected. 
      
    						
    							
     
    Appendix B  Wiring Diagrams 
     
     
     
     
      
     
    Figure 4 - Examples of Typical Input and Output Connections – Atlas Stereo 
     
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    Wiring Diagrams – Con’t 
      
      
    Figure 5 - Examples of Typical Input and Output Connections – Atlas Mono Right   
      
    Figure 5 - Examples of Typical Input and Output Connections – Atlas Mono Left 
     
     
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    Appendix C  Block Diagram
     
               
     
        
    Figure 4 - Block Diagram 
        
     
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    Appendix D  RS232 Protocol 
     
     
     
    RS232 Hardware Connections 
     
     
     
      
    Figure 5 – Atlas RS232 Jack Pinout 
     
    These are the connector drawings only.  The RS232 cable must be a regular RS232 or mouse extender cable, 
    wired pin for pin. 
     
    The RS 232 Protocol data is available upon request. 
     
     
     
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    Appendix E  Specifications
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    Atlas Stereo 
     
    Inputs: Connectors: 
      1 Single-ended and 1 Balanced per channel for the Direct Input. 
     1 Single-ended and 1 Balanced per channel for the Crossover Input. 
     
     Input Impedance:  Direct:   470 K Ω Single-ended or Balanced for each phase. 
      Crossover:  Variable. 
     
     Input sensitivity: (Balanced)  2.3V RMS typical input for 200W into 8 ohms. 
       
     
     Gain: (Balanced)  24dB. 
     
     Polarity: (Single-ended) Non-Inverting. 
      (Balanced) Pin-2 = Positive, Pin-3 = Negative for Non-Inverting Output. 
     
    Outputs:  Connectors:  1 balanced output per channel. 
     
      Impedance:  0.25 ohms @ 1KHz 
     
    Tubes (2) -One 6SN7 or equivalent per channel.  
     
    I/O: RS232:  1 DB9 connector. 
     
    Modes/Processes:   Standby, High Pass Crossover. 
     
    Power Output:  (8 ohms)  200 W (rated)  250 W (typical at  1% THD, one Channel, 210W both channels driven) 
     (4 ohms)  400 W (rated)  410 W (typical, one channel driven) 
     
    Frequency Response: (-3dB points @ full power)  4 - 150 kHz. 
     
    THD+Noise:  
    						
    							
     
    Specifications Con’t 
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    Atlas Mono 
     
    Inputs: Connectors: 
      1 Single-ended and 1 Balanced for the Direct Input. 
     1 Single-ended and 1 Balanced for the Crossover Input. 
     
     Input Impedance:  Direct:   470 K Ω Single-ended or Balanced for each phase. 
      Crossover:  Variable. 
     
     Input sensitivity: (Balanced)  3.1V RMS typical input for 300W into 8 ohms. 
       
     
     Gain: (Balanced)  24dB. 
     
     Polarity: (Single-ended) Non-Inverting. 
      (Balanced) Pin-2 = Positive, Pin-3 = Negative for Non-Inverting Output. 
     
    Outputs:  Connectors:  1 balanced output. 
     
      Impedance:  0.25 ohms @ 1KHz 
     
    Tube(s) One 6SN7 or equivalent per channel.  
     
     
    I/O: RS232:  1 DB9 connector. 
     
    Modes/Processes:   Standby, High Pass Crossover. 
     
    Power Output:  (8 ohms)  300 W (rated) 
      (4 ohms)  550 W (rated) 
     
    Frequency Response: (-3dB points @ full power)  4 - 150 kHz. 
     
    THD+Noise:  
    						
    							
    90 DAY LIMITED WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
    (3 Year optional ext ended service contract) 
     
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    1.  Aesthetix warrants the product designated herein to be free of manufacturing defects in 
    material and workmanship, subject to the condi tions herein set forth, for a period of 90 days 
    from the date of purchase by the original purc haser. If the purchaser registers the unit with 
    Aesthetix by mailing in the warranty card, together with a copy of the bill of sale, within 14 
    days of the date of purchase, said purchas er will be registered for an extended service 
    contract. The extended service c ontract extends the 90 days to a period of 3 years from the 
    date of purchase by the original purchaser  or no later than 4 years from the date of 
    shipment to the authorized Aesthetix dealer,  whichever comes first.  The warranty period 
    for factory tubes does not get ext ended and therefore remains at 90 days. 
      
    2. CONDITIONS 
      This warranty is subject to the following c onditions and limitations.  The warranty is void 
    and inapplicable if the product has been used or handled other than in a\
    ccordance with the 
    instructions in the owners manual, abused or  misused, damaged by accident or neglect or 
    in being transported, or the defect is due to  the product being repaired or tampered with or 
    modified by anyone other than Aesthetix. T he product must be packed and returned to 
    Aesthetix by the customer  at his or her sole expense.  A returned product must be 
    accompanied by a written description of t he defect and a photocopy of the original 
    purchase receipt.  This receipt must clear ly list model and serial number, the date of 
    purchase, the name and address of the purc haser and authorized dealer and the purchase 
    price.  Aesthetix reserves the right to modify  the design of any product without obligation to 
    purchasers of previously manuf actured products and to change the  prices or specifications 
    of any product without notice or  obligation to any person. 
     
    3. REMEDY 
      In the event the above product fails to m eet the warranty, and the above conditions have 
    been met, the purchasers sole remedy under t he limited warranty shall be to return the 
    product to Aesthetix where the defect will be re ctified without charge for parts or labor. 
     
    4.  LIMITED TO ORIGINAL PURCHASER 
      This warranty is for the sole benefit of the original purchaser of the covered product and 
    shall not be transferred to a subsequent purchaser of the product. 
     
    5.  DURATION OF WARRANTY 
      This warranty expires 90 days after the date of  original purchase.  If Aesthetix receives the 
    warranty registration card, this period is ex tended to the third anniversary of the date of 
    purchase or no later that the fourth anniversar y of the shipment to the authorized Aesthetix 
    dealer, whichever comes first.  The warranty  period for factory tubes does not get extended 
    and therefore remains at 90 days. 
      
    6. MISCELLANEOUS 
      ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES RELATING TO THE ABOVE PRODUCT SHALL BE  LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS  WARRANTY.  THE WARRANTY DOES NOT 
    EXTEND TO ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQ UENTIAL COSTS OR DAMAGES TO THE 
    PURCHASER.  Some states do not allow limitat ions on how long an implied warranty lasts 
    or an exclusion or limitation of inci dental or consequential damages, so the above 
    limitations or exclusions may not apply to y ou.  This Warranty gives you specific legal 
    rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. 
     
    7.  WARRANTY  OUTSIDE THE USA 
      Aesthetix has formal distribution in many of  the countries of the free world, in each country 
    the Aesthetix importer has contractually accepted the responsibility for product warranty.  
    Warranty should normally be obtained from the im porting dealer or distributor from whom 
    you obtain your product. 
     
      Rev 1.11   2-14-06-11  
    						
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