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Old 03-18-2004, 11:46 PM   #1
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what is the 2 pin connector on the pcb of the opus 70 (not the power switch)
i just got my opus 70 and am curious about 1 thing. Next to the fuse on the pcb, there is a 2 pin connector with the numbers 1 and 2 on it. what is it for?
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Old 03-19-2004, 10:28 AM   #2
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Read the directions. One pair is for shutdown timing, the other pair is for standby power. I'm still confused about the 70watt thing. Don't you mean 90watts?
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Read the directions. One pair is for shutdown timing, the other pair is for standby power. I'm still confused about the 70watt thing. Don't you mean 90watts?


yea i meant 90w, sorry the opus didnt come with instructions anyways so i dont know what the 2 pins next to the fuse is still...
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yea i meant 90w, sorry the opus didnt come with instructions anyways so i dont know what the 2 pins next to the fuse is still...

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thanks man, i just plugged everything together and turned it on.
YAY it works lol

there is no jumper installed. im curious what everyone else uses for the setting
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I use no jumpers. There's no point.
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