Doepfer A-100 User Manual

A-100

Analog Modular System

Operating Instructions

doepfer Musikelektronik Gmbh

The complete A-100 user's guide is available for download on our website:
www.doepfer.com Æ Manuals Æ A-100 Æ A100_Manual_complete.pdf.
Here you find also the links to user manuals of single modules.
The manual is also available at extra charge in printed form in a ring binder. Please

contact your local dealer if you want to order the printed version of the manual.
More detailed information about electrical and mechanical details of the A-100 is also

available on our website:
www.doepfer.com Æ products Æ A-100 Æ Technical Details
and
www.doepfer.com Æ products Æ A-100 Æ Mechanical Details

The page www.doepfer.com Æ products Æ A-100 also contains links to additional
information around the A-100 system, e.g. complete A-100 module overview, basic
systems, system suggestions or a system planner.

On the FAQ page of our website some special questions have been answered also:
www.doepfer.com Æ FAQs Æ A-100

Package

We recommed to keep the original carton to have available a suitable package for the
return consignment e.g. in case of a repair.

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Warning:

Inside the A-100 cases are dangerous voltages. It is essential to take careful
note of the following safety instructions:

• Before using any part of the instrument, read these instructions and notes

carefully.

•

The instrument may only be used for the purpose described in this operating
manual. Due to safety reasons, the instrument must never be used for other
purposes not described in this manual. If you are not sure about the intended
purpose of the instrument please contact an expert.

•

The instrument may only be operated with the voltage specified near the power
input on the rear panel.

•

Before opening up the case or moving a module or blanking panel,

the mains power supply plug out

. This applies also to removing or replacing any

always take

panel or module.

•

All empty spaces in the rack must be filled with modules or blind panels before the
unit is connected to mains voltage.

•

The instrument must never be operated outdoors but only in dry, closed rooms.
Never use the instrument in a humid or wet environment nor near inflammables.

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Do not use this instrument in damp environments, or close to water.

•

No liquids or conducting materials must get into the instrument. If this should
happen the instrument must be disconnected from power immediately and be
examined, cleaned and eventually be repaired by a qualified person

•

Do not use this instrument in close proximity to heat sources such as radiators or
ovens. Don’t leave it in direct sunlight.

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This instrument must be assembled or installed in a way that guarantees sufficient
ventilation and air circulation.

•

The instrument must not be exposed to temperatures above 50°C or below -10 °C.
In use, the instrument must be at a minimum temperature of 10 °C.

•

In case of an A-100G6 case: keep the top side of the instrument free in order to
guarantee proper ventilation, otherwise the instrument could be overheated. Never
place heavy objects on the instrument.

•

This instrument can, without any external amplification or in combination with a
headphone or speaker amplifier, produce sound levels which can damage your
hearing. Don’t work at high sound levels for prolonged periods of time, and don’t
ever use levels which cause discomfort.

•

The instrument’s mains power supply lead should be disconnected if it is not used
for any substantial period. If there is any damage the cables must be repaired or
replaced by an authorized person

•

Do not tread on the mains supply lead.

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In disconnecting the lead, pull the plug, not the cable.

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If this instrument is connected to others, check in their manuals for connection
instructions.