PackLite® power amplifier Model A1: Difference between revisions

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=== ~~Application Notes~~ ===

=== Documentation ===

~~==== {{Model II}} with {{B2}} ====~~

[[Media:Og eng packlite.pdf|A1 PackLite® Owners Guide]]

[[~~mage~~:A1 ~~Model II~~.~~png~~]]

[[Media:A1 PackLite Service Manual.pdf|A1 PackLite Service Manual]]

~~For notes on how the {{A1}} works with the rest of the {{PAS}} see [[PS1 Powerstand Bass]].~~

=== Fan Operation ===

The fan turns on when the signal level is high, rather than using a thermal detector. When the

=== ~~Documentation~~ ===

input signal reaches about -10 dBV, the fan will turn on. <ref> [[Media:A1 PackLite Service Manual.pdf|A1 PackLite Service Manual]], page 49</ref>

[~~http~~:~~//www.bose.com/pdf/musicians/og_eng_packlite~~.pdf A1 ~~PackLite® Owners Guide~~]

=== What does the Red LED mean ===

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The {{A1}} Red light comes on about 1.5 dB below limiting.<ref>Bill-at-Bose {{Forum}} http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/6121039062?r=7061054093#7061054093</ref>

=== Product Variants 120V 220V ===

The PackLiteTM A1 amplifier has been manufactured in two versions, a 120V version (product

code 039057) and a 220-240V version (product code 039058)<ref>[[A1_PackLite_Service_Manual.pdf|A1 PackLite Service Manual]]</ref>

Here is a photo of the 120V version.

[[File:A1 PackLite 100-120V.jpg|400px|North American 100-120V version]]

AC power connector: Accommodates the supplied AC power cord to connect your amplifier to the appropriate AC (mains) outlet. Check the product label of your amplifier for the voltage rating: 120V or 230V.

[[File:A1 PackLite Power.jpg|400px|A1 PackLite Owners Guide]]

=== Application Notes ===

==== {{Model II}} with {{B2}} ====

[[Image:A1 Model II.png]]

Note: The Model II Power Stand processes the bass signal differently with a B2 compared to a B1. The LED on the A1 will hit red sooner. If you don't hear any clipping, then you're okay. However, if you hear clipping from the B2 connected to the A1, then you can use a 10 dB [[Pad|Pad]] to attenuate the signal from the Model II Power Stand to the A1. That's connection 2 (green line) in the diagram above. Note: Most inline attenuation pads use XLR connectors so you may need to get some Tip-Ring-Sleeve to XLR adapters to make the connections.

For notes on how the {{A1}} works with the rest of the {{PAS}} see [[PS1 Powerstand Bass]].

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-=== Application Notes  ===
+=== Documentation  ===
-==== {{Model II}} with {{B2}} ====
+[[Media:Og eng packlite.pdf|A1 PackLite® Owners Guide]]
-[[mage:A1 Model II.png]]
+[[Media:A1 PackLite Service Manual.pdf|A1 PackLite Service Manual]]
-For notes on how the {{A1}} works with the rest of the {{PAS}} see [[PS1 Powerstand Bass]].
+=== Fan Operation ===
+The fan turns on when the signal level is high, rather than using a thermal detector. When the
-=== Documentation  ===
+input signal reaches about -10 dBV, the fan will turn on. <ref> [[Media:A1 PackLite Service Manual.pdf|A1 PackLite Service Manual]], page 49</ref>
-[http://www.bose.com/pdf/musicians/og_eng_packlite.pdf A1 PackLite® Owners Guide]
 === What does the Red LED mean  ===
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 The {{A1}} Red light comes on about 1.5 dB below limiting.<ref>Bill-at-Bose {{Forum}} http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/6121039062?r=7061054093#7061054093</ref>
+=== Product Variants 120V 220V ===
+The PackLiteTM A1 amplifier has been manufactured in two versions, a 120V version (product
+code 039057) and a 220-240V version (product code 039058)<ref>[[A1_PackLite_Service_Manual.pdf|A1 PackLite Service Manual]]</ref>
+Here is a photo of the 120V version.
+[[File:A1 PackLite 100-120V.jpg|400px|North American 100-120V version]]
+AC power connector: Accommodates the supplied AC power cord to connect your amplifier to the appropriate AC (mains) outlet. Check the product label of your amplifier for the voltage rating: 120V or 230V.
+[[File:A1 PackLite Power.jpg|400px|A1 PackLite Owners Guide]]
+=== Application Notes  ===
+==== {{Model II}} with {{B2}} ====
+[[Image:A1 Model II.png]]
+Note: The Model II Power Stand processes the bass signal differently with a B2 compared to a B1. The LED on the A1 will hit red sooner. If you don't hear any clipping, then you're okay. However, if you hear clipping from the B2 connected to the A1, then you can use a 10 dB [[Pad|Pad]] to attenuate the signal from the Model II Power Stand to the A1. That's connection 2 (green line) in the diagram above.   Note: Most inline attenuation pads use XLR connectors so you may need to get some Tip-Ring-Sleeve to XLR adapters to make the connections.
+For notes on how the {{A1}} works with the rest of the {{PAS}} see [[PS1 Powerstand Bass]].
 {{:PS1 Powerstand/Bass Line Out}}