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<strong>Lexicon</strong> <strong>480L</strong> Owner's Manual<br />

Behind the Front Panel<br />

Cooling Fan<br />

The cooling fan provides<br />

filtered forced air (the front<br />

panel vent is an air intake).<br />

The filter is removable and<br />

should be cleaned<br />

periodically with mild<br />

detergent and warm water.<br />

Card Retainer<br />

The card retainer ensures<br />

that the HSP and host<br />

processor cards remain<br />

firmly seated.<br />

Output Level Controls<br />

The output levels for the<br />

Main and Aux analog<br />

outputs may be adjusted<br />

independently over a<br />

range from +6 to +24 dBm<br />

(into 600 ohms) with these<br />

controls.<br />

Input Level Controls<br />

The input sensitivity for the<br />

left and right analog inputs<br />

may be adjusted independently<br />

to match inputs<br />

over a range of +8 to +28<br />

dBm with these controls.<br />

Nonvolatile<br />

Cartridge Cable<br />

This ribbon cable connects<br />

the cartridge slot to the<br />

host processor card via a<br />

locking connector on the<br />

host processor card.<br />

Caution: Use of excessive<br />

force when inserting<br />

cards into the <strong>480L</strong> can<br />

result in serious damage.<br />

Always make sure that<br />

the connectors are lined<br />

up properly before<br />

applying seating force.<br />

Diagnostic Indicators<br />

The four diagnostic<br />

indicators on the host<br />

processor card flash briefly<br />

upon powerup.<br />

Removable Modules<br />

The <strong>480L</strong> is completely<br />

modular. Every subassembly<br />

in the mainframe can<br />

be unplugged and<br />

removed for service or<br />

exchange. The standard<br />

complement for a <strong>480L</strong> is<br />

two HSP cards and a host<br />

processor card. The cards<br />

can be plugged into any<br />

slot in the mainframe, but<br />

for best noise performance,<br />

the HSP cards<br />

should be installed in the<br />

two top slots, and the host<br />

processor card directly<br />

beneath them. The empty<br />

bottom slot is provided for<br />

the optional SME card.<br />

Behind the Front Panel<br />

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