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

Voltage Changeover<br />

Voltage changeover is a fast and easy process:<br />

1. Remove the power cable from the <strong>480L</strong>.<br />

2. Insert a small flat-bladed screwdriver or an IC<br />

puller into the slot next to the fuseholder cartridge,<br />

which is located just to the right of the power connector.<br />

Pry the cartridge out so that it drops out of the chassis.<br />

Set the fuseholder cartridge aside.<br />

3. The voltage changeover board is mounted vertically<br />

in a small compartment which is normally covered<br />

by the fuseholder cartridge (which you removed in<br />

step 2). Remove the board with a pair of needle-nosed<br />

pliers or tweezers.<br />

4. The four sides of the board are marked with the four<br />

voltages at which the <strong>480L</strong> can be operated (100, 120,<br />

200, 240). Slide the voltage changeover pin around<br />

until it fits in the notch opposite the side marked with the<br />

operating voltage you require.<br />

5. With the pin facing out, replace the board in the<br />

chassis. Press it until it snaps into place or fits firmly in<br />

its socket.<br />

6. The fuseholder cartridge is supplied with two sets<br />

of fuses—a single 3 A, 3AG Slo-blo fuse for 100/120 V,<br />

and two 1.5 A 20-mm Slo-blo fuses for 220/240 V. To<br />

change the fuses over to 220/240 V, remove the small<br />

Phillips-head screw on the cartridge, and turn over the<br />

board. Reinstall the screw. The European 20-mm<br />

fuses should now be visible.<br />

Reverse the process to change from 220/240 V to 100/<br />

120 V operation.<br />

7. Reinstall the fuseholder cartridge. Check the pin<br />

indicator to verify that you selected the correct voltage.<br />

If none of the holes in the fuseholder line up with the pin<br />

on the voltage changeover board, you installed the<br />

board upside down. Reinstall it correctly and try the<br />

fuseholder again.<br />

Installing the<br />

Optional Transformers<br />

Some applications require that the <strong>480L</strong> operate under<br />

adverse electrical conditions. In these situations, it<br />

may be beneficial to transformer-couple the <strong>480L</strong>'s<br />

audio inputs and outputs. The <strong>480L</strong> allows easy installation<br />

of audio transformers inside the unit. Please note<br />

that transformers are not available from <strong>Lexicon</strong>. They<br />

can be purchased directly from their manufacturer or a<br />

pro audio dealer.<br />

If you choose to install transformers, follow these<br />

instructions carefully.<br />

For the <strong>480L</strong> inputs, we recommend Jensen JE-11P-1<br />

transformers.<br />

1. On the main circuit board (component side) of the<br />

<strong>480L</strong>, cut the etch between E4 and E7, E5 and E8, E10<br />

and E13, E11 and E14.<br />

2. Install a 510 pF 2.5% polypropylene capacitor at<br />

C143.<br />

3. Install a 510 pF 2.5% polypropylene capacitor at<br />

C183.<br />

4. Install a 15 kilohm, 1% resistor at R152.<br />

5. Install a 15 kilohm, 1% resistor at R187.<br />

6. Connect a Jensen JE-11P-1 transformer as follows<br />

for the left channel:<br />

<strong>480L</strong><br />

E3<br />

E4<br />

E5<br />

E6<br />

E7<br />

E8<br />

Transformer<br />

White<br />

Brown<br />

Red<br />

Black<br />

Orange<br />

Yellow<br />

7. Connect a Jensen JE-11P-1 transformer as follows<br />

for the right channel:<br />

8. This completes the voltage changeover.<br />

<strong>480L</strong><br />

E9<br />

E10<br />

E11<br />

E12<br />

E13<br />

E14<br />

Transformer<br />

White<br />

Brown<br />

Red<br />

Black<br />

Orange<br />

Yellow<br />

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