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INPUTS

All audio Inputs are via RCA type phono
connectors. All the sockets on your AMC
amplifier are marked "L" for left and "R" for
right channels, with the left channels
nearer the top of the cabinet.

Your

connection leads will have a white or black
plug for left, and a red plug for right.

1. OPTION INPUT (PHONO, Coaxial,
Optical IN) Option
PHOTO INPUT

The input is suitable for moving magnet
(MM) or Moving Coil (MC) cartridges. To
switch between MM & MC, please open
top cover and switch the MM/MC switch
on PHONO Module to the position you will
like to select. The PHONO Module is
located behind OPTION INPUT RCA
Jacks fixed to the side chassis. The plugs
o n y o u r t u r n t a b l e l e a d s h o u l d b e
connected to the Phono input sockets on
the rear panel of your amplifier.

Coaxial/Optical INPUT

A M C 2 4 b i t / 1 9 2 K H z D A C M o d u l e ,
MD1108s, can replace PHONO module to
have Extra digital input for SIA100 or
SIA150.
The Coaxial/Optical switch can select
digital source.

2. iPod/DAC INPUT

The iPod/DAC input is suitable for use
with any iPod/DAC player. Connect your
iPod/DAC using the RCA sockets marked
iPod/DAC.

3. CD INPUT

The CD input is suitable for use with any
CD player. Connect your CD player to the
receiver using the RCA sockets marked
"CD".

4. TUNER INPUT

The Tuner input is suitable for use with
most AM/FM, DAB+, Internet tuners.
Connect your tuner to the receiver using
the RCA sockets marked "TUNER".

5. OPT 11 INPUTS

The OPT 11 input is for connecting to
digital OPTICAL source.

6. OPT 12 INPUTS

The OPT 12 input is for connecting to
digital OPTICAL source.

7. PRE OUT / MAIN IN

Normally the preamplifier and power
amplifier sections of this unit are
connected together via factory-installed U-
shaped metal jumpers that bridge the
PRE-OUT and MAIN-IN jacks. Check to
be sure that they are fully inserted into the
jacks and that nothing is touching them.

By switching OFF the power and removing
the metal jumpers, you can connect a
signal processor such as a surround-
sound decoder or an electronic crossover
in the path between preamp and power
amp. Connect a cable from PRE-OUT to
the processor's input and a second cable
from the processor's output to MAIN IN.

8.

AUDIO OUTPUTS (L&R) - DAB/

DAB+/FM+ (Option)

Connect standard audio cables from the L
and R output jacks to the Tuner inputs on
your preamplifier or system controller. You
may connect the audio outputs to any line-
level inputs, even if the input isn't label
"TUNER".

9

. COAX INPUT

The COAX input is for connecting to digital
Coaxial source.

10. USB (Option) (Replacing COAX)
The USB feature is optional.

The USB connector is for connecting to
computer, other equipments with USB,
LAN and so the internet.

11. RS232 (Option)

SIA100 / SIA150 can be hooked to a
control system through the RS232
connector to accept commands from your

Summary of Contents for SIA100

Page 1: ...t AMC Card Option WiFi RS232 Ethernet Option WiFi Options SIA100 SIA150 STEREO INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER 9 Inputs OPTION Phone Coax Opt iPod DAC CD Tuner OPT11 OPT12 USB COAX Main in DAB FM Antenna option...

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Page 3: ...lifier and prevent the unit from the occurrence of a dangerous fault condition These should only be inspected and replaced by a competent engineer using the correct replacement types FEATURE The high...

Page 4: ...OUT MAIN IN 8 AUDIO OUTPUTS L R DAB DAB FM Optional 9 COAX INPUT 10 USB Option Replacing COAX 11 RS232 12 ETHERNET Option 13 AMC CARD Option 14 AC RECEPTACLE 15 AC Select 115V or 230V AC 16 LOUDSPEAK...

Page 5: ...E TUNING SIA100 Stereo Integrated Amplifier 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 9 10 12 11 14 15 13 1 POWER SWITCH 2 PHONES 3 BALANCE CONTROL 4 DIRECT SWITCH 5 BASS CONTROL 6 TREBLE CONTROL 7 INPUT SELECTOR 8 VOLUME CONT...

Page 6: ...ith most AM FM DAB Internet tuners Connect your tuner to the receiver using the RCA sockets marked TUNER 5 OPT 11 INPUTS The OPT 11 input is for connecting to digital OPTICAL source 6 OPT 12 INPUTS Th...

Page 7: ...er Your AMC receiver is capable of generating high peak currents s o commands from your system controller all connections must be checked to avoid inadvertent short circuits and to ensure a good clean...

Page 8: ...d to radiate heat when in use especially if it is run near full power However if it becomes too hot to touch switch off at once and contact your dealer It is very important that there is adequate vent...

Page 9: ...typically no more than 2dB but this is enough to degrade stereo imaging Small compensating changes in the setting of the Balance Control can significantly improve the depth and stability of the stereo...

Page 10: ...ervices stations or the Down Button to tune toward lower frequency services stations For FM Band Tuning up or down the FM services stations is accomplished by pressing either of the two TUNING buttons...

Page 11: ...12 USB COAX iPod DAC Master Volume Up Master Volume Dn Hex C0 C1 C8 C9 CA CB D8 D9 Type Input Input Input Input Input Input General General D0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 D1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 D2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D3...

Page 12: ...K45 4 4 4D K46 5 5 4E K47 6 6 4F K48 7 7 50 K49 8 8 51 K50 9 9 52 K51 0 0 53 K52 54 K53 FM change code band Don t care 55 K54 Don t care Don t care 56 K55 Tune Up Tune Up 57 K56 Tune Down Tune Down 5...

Page 13: ...processor inside the remote c o n t r o l w i l l s e t t h e c o d e s f o r DAB DAB FM module For controlling AM FM Module Press FM key then press AM key the microprocessor inside the remote control...

Page 14: ...10 for FM of DAB DAB FM module press the tens place key first For example to select 26 first press key 2 then press key 6 9 AUTO Press this button to activate AUTO TUNE A on display 10 MANUAL Press t...

Page 15: ...Power into 8 ohm 100W With both channels driven Rated T H D 20Hz 20KHz 0 03 1KHz clipping power into 8 ohm 110W Input sensitivity for 1W Rated power into 8 ohms High level inputs 15mV 200mV Phono inpu...

Page 16: ...tion 90 dB Subcarrier Suppression 19 and 38 kHz 60 dB THD at 100 Modulation MONO 1kHz 0 08 100Hz 6kHz 0 2 STEREO 1kHz 0 08 100Hz 6kHz 0 3 Signal Noise Ratio at 65 dBf IHF weighted MONO 78 dB STEREO 74...

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Page 18: ...hat objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings 15 SERVICING The user should not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described in the operating instruc...

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