Specifications

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PHONO GAIN ADJUSTMENT
The phono stage can also be set to high or low gain to suit your phono turntable specifications (high gain
is the factory setting).
Disconnect the lead from the IEC socket on your Plinius Jarrah. Carefully remove the lid by undoing the
six cap screws. Locate the small black phono jumpers to the centre-front of the circuit board. The gain
can now be adjusted noting that high gain (factory setting) is set with jumpers to the front position, and
low gain is set with the jumpers towards the rear of the preamplifier. Now reassemble your Plinius Jarrah.
MAINS/LINE FUSE
A Mains/Line fuse is fitted within the IEC socket on the rear of the power supply pack. A small drawer at
the bottom of this socket may be removed (after the IEC plug is removed) by levering it out with a flat
blade screwdriver. The fuse fitted should be rated at no greater than 0.5 amp normal blow.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT FIT A FUSE WITH A HIGHER RATING.
In the unusual event that this fuse should blow, you must first establish the cause of this failure (such as
power surges, damaged mains cable, etc.) before replacing the fuse with one of the same rating and type.
Should the phono preamplifier continue to demonstrate mains fuse failure, contact your PLINIUS
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PLINIUS dealer.
CHANGING THE MAINS/LINE VOLTAGE CONFIGURATION
Should your mains supply voltage vary from the voltage your Plinius Jarrah was supplied configured to, a
suitably qualified service technician may alter it.
The two options are:
110
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110V - 120V
V - 120V V - 120V
V - 120V (USA/Japanese Markets)
220V - 240V
220V - 240V220V - 240V
220V - 240V (European/Pacific Rim Markets)
Disconnect the lead from the IEC socket on your Plinius Jarrah power supply. Place the power supply on
its feet with the Plinius label to the top. On the rear of the power supply you will see a drawer for the fuse
that has a 230V/115V label printed on it. The voltage label that is the correct way up (nearest the top of
the power supply) is the voltage at which the power supply is currently set to. Carefully pry the fuse
drawer out and turn around before refitting. Make sure that the voltage you require is printed towards the
top of the drawer as viewed when the power supply is on its feet.
IMPORTANT: DOUBLE CHECK THE FUSE POSITION BEFORE REFITTING
THE FUSE CARTRIDGE.