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8 CHAPTER 2 Safety Remarks Always pull the actual plug, never the cord, when you’re unplugging the device. Operation Don’t set beverages or any other receptacle containing liquids on the device. Make sure the device is placed on a solid base. Set it on a stable tabletop or mount it to a rack. Make sure that no foreign objects fall into or somehow end up inside the device’s housing. In the event that this should occur, switch the device off and pull the power plug. Then get in touch with an authorized dealer. Used on its own and in conjunction with amps, loudspeakers or headphones, this device is able to generate levels that can lead to irreversible hearing damage. For this reason, always operate it at a reasonable volume level. Memory battery change The <strong>Virus</strong> stores its sound programs in a battery-buffered RAM. This battery (general type designation: CR2032) should be replaced every three to four years. The housing has to be opened to change the battery, so take the device to a qualified service technician. Do your part in protecting our environment and take it to a shop that disposes of batteries properly. Before you have the battery changed, save the entire memory content of the RAM by loading it to a sequencer via "Total Dump". Be advised that RAM content is lost when the battery is swapped (see “Midi Dump TX” on page 174). Care Do not open the device, it is not equipped with any user-serviceable parts. Repair and maintenance may only be carried out by qualified specialists. Use only a dry, soft cloth or brush to clean the device.
ACCESS VIRUS OS4 9 Do not use alcohol, solvents or similar chemicals. These can damage the surface of the housing. Fitness for Purpose This device is designed exclusively to generate low-frequency audio signals for sound engineeringrelated purposes. Any other use is not permitted and automatically invalidates the warranty extended by <strong>Access</strong> Music Electronics GmbH.
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