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This is the bias setting procedure on the PMA-520 (see link below). It's in German and I've been able to make out a good deal of it, but if someone could annotate my procedure below so that I don't miss the finer points, would be appreciated:
Initially set the following: Power- OFF Volume- Minimum Loudspeakers- Discconnected (A and B) All other settings at midpoint 1.- Don't understand this. 2 thru 4.- Turn Power ON. Measure at TP1/TP3 with voltmeter. At 10 seconds: .5mV +/-.2mV. At 5 minutes: 3mV +/-.5mV. At 15 minutes: 5mV +/-.5mV. Adjust VR403 (L) and VR404 (R) for these values. 5. Inject a 1KHz/100mV signal into the tuner input and turn Volume to maximum. 6. (For PMA-520) Measure at TP2/TP4 with voltmeter. Adjust VR405(L) and VR406(R) to 20mV +/-3mV. Imageshack - pma720germanprocedure.jpg The image does not read well on the screen, you will have to download and open in a viewer. Right click the image and use the "Save As" command to save it to your computer. Sorry. Last edited by DreadPirate; 7th June 2010 at 09:49 PM. |
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Babelfish will get you far enough.
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Inject a 1KHz/100mV signal into the tuner input and turn Volume to maximum. Measure at TP2/TP4 with voltmeter. Adjust VR405(L) and VR406(R) to 20mV +/-3mV. For 10 min. keep adjusting VR405 and 406 to keep 20mV +/-3mV. Pretty basic bias adjustment
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Thanks.
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Last edited by EBM_dude; 10th June 2010 at 11:57 AM. |
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The 100mv signal to set the bias, is that typically vpp or vrms? I'm using a meter without rms capability to measure the output of a cd player playing a 1kHz tone and using the volume control to vary the output. This is my signal generator. If vrms, then I need to read 282mv on my meter.
Last edited by DreadPirate; 13th June 2010 at 12:04 AM. |
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I'll answer my own question here. The manual states "effective" voltage, which is another name for RMS.
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