“
Channel 1 & 2 Output fuse
” The outputs are individually protected
by a ceramic 3.15A T (time delay) fuse.
“
Channel 1 & 2 Power outlets
” are for medium to low power
source components such as pre amplifiers, optical disc players, DACs,
tuners, phono stages or turntables. Each channel is independently
regenerated and frequency adjustable.
The
“
Power on/off switch
” switches input power to the
PowerStation and must be the on position for local or remote
operation.
The “
IEC fused power inlet
” provides input power to the unit. The
unit is protected by a ceramic 3.15A T (time delay) fuse.
The “
Remote XLR4M connector
” is for remotely switching the unit
between standby and on. A 6-24V AC or DC voltage across pins 1 and
2 (any polarity) will switch the unit on, disconnecting the voltage will
return the unit to standby.
5
4
3
6
7
1
2
It is recommended that all connections are made and checked before applying
power.
Equipment connected to the PowerStation’s outlets should not exceed a total
continuous resistive load greater than 100VA per channel.
Operation
The ISOL-8 PowerStation provides power by firstly converting the incoming AC
mains power to smoothed DC. An independent, high purity mains waveform is
generated from this energy reservoir. The incoming mains frequency is fixed, but
the PowerStation output is free from this restriction, allowing the user to take
advantage of a higher “refresh rate” for connected equipment’s power supplies,
thus enhancing performance. We encourage experimentation with different output
frequencies to find the optimum for your system components.
Due to its low standby power consumption, the
PowerStation
can be left
powered on a day-to-day basis, but should be switched off if the system is not
being used for a significant period of time.
