Stacore ADVANCED Manuel utilisateur

STACORE ADVANCED

User Manual

Thank you for purchasing a STACORE anti-vibration platform! Before

setting up the platform please read carefully the instructions below. In case

of any additional questions or problems please contact us at [email protected]

WARNING!

The top plate and the platform base are very heavy at 32kg (7 lbs.) and

62kg ( 37 lbs.) respectively. It should be manipulated by two strong adult

persons.

The air pressure in any of the sections should not be higher than 5 bar

max (72 psi). The maximum load capability is 65kg ( 45 lbs.) The

maximum platform elevation should not exceed 0mm (0,4”) under any

conditions.

Do not lift or move the platform when pressurized. Do not pressurize it

in the upside down position. This can damage the air springs.

The slate surfaces, especially the logo, are sensitive to scratches,

fingerprints, and stains. Please use the attached gloves to manipulate the

platform and keep it away from any sharp objects and liquids to secure a

superb look for a long time.

I. Setting up the platform

1. Wearing the attached gloves carefully unpack the platform taking out

the top plate first.

2. Place the platform on a solid foundation. The total weight of the

platform alone is 94kg (207 lbs.). The foundation must be able to

reliably carry that weight plus the weight of the equipment to be placed

on the platform. It is perfectly fine to use the platform directly on the

floor irrespectively of its type (suspended concrete etc).

3. Place all three steel bearings in their nests and put the bearing balls in

the bearings. The bearings should fit evenly.

4. IMPORTANT! VERY GENTLY lower the top plate on top of the

bearing balls. The bearing balls should support the top plate only on

the racing plates (three polished steel discs underneath the top

plate)! Do not let the top plate hit the bearing balls as this can

damage the racing plates. Try to place the top plate so that it matches

the base.

NOTE: The top plate will swing easily and for a relatively long time

once disturbed. This is normal and is at the core of its vibration

isolation performance.

5. Place your equipment on the top plate. If the equipment is unbalanced

(like most of the tube amplifiers) place the heavier side of the

equipment above the two ball bearings. Do not exceed the 65kg ( 45

lbs.) max load! Heavier load can permanently damage the bearings.

6. Unscrew the protective cap on the vent and connect a pump. Any pump

with the car tire connection and capable of 5 bar pressure can be used.

Put all the switches up. This is the “OPEN” position.

7. Pump until all four corners of the the platform rise to the same height

between 3mm and 10mm (0.1”-0.4”) above the foundation. DO NOT

EXCEED THE 5 bar (72psi) MAX PRESSURE NOR THE 0mm

(0.4”) MAX ELEVATION! If you cannot lift the platform without

exceeding the 5 bar max pressure your equipment is way above the

65kg load maximum.

NOTE: The optimal platform elevation for a vast majority of the

equipment is 3 5mm. This represents the best trade off between the

sonic performance and the need for frequent pressure corrections.

8. Put all the switches down. This is the “CLOSED” position. Disconnect

the pump.

9. If you want to check the pressure in any of the sections open the

corresponding switch (put it up) and the manometer will show the

pressure. Close the switch (put it down) after the reading to avoid

unnecessary air leaks.

NOTE: With time, the manometer reading will gradually drop to zero

with all the switches closed (down). This is normal and does not affect

the performance of the platform.

II. Leveling the platform

Some audio equipment will require leveling like turntables of CD players.

STACORE platforms allow for an easy and reliable leveling using the air

pressure in individually controlled support points:

1. Choose the surface you want to level. For example a turntable platter.

2. Place the level on the chosen surface. The level is achieved by opening

(putting up) one switch at a time and releasing slowly the air using the

Release Button (next to the vent).

Switches assignment: The platform base has 3 virtual support points,

located below the ball bearings. Each switch controls each point.

Looking from the control panel, the leftmost switch (close to the vent)

controls the center point on the left side of the platform. The middle

switch controls the far right corner and the switch close to the

manometer the closer right corner of the platform.

3. If any of the platform corners lowers below about 3mm (0.1”)

reconnect the pump and rise the whole platform somewhat higher than

it was before. Do not exceed the 0mm (0.4”) max! Repeat step 2.

4. If you did not use the bubble (round) level put the level in the

perpendicular direction. Repeat step 2.

5. Close all the switches (put them down) immediately after finishing.

III. Maintenance

There is no special maintenance needed apart from an occasional (about once

in 1.5-2 month) air pressure correction to compensate for the inevitable micro

leakages. If any of the platform corners lowers below about 3 mm (0.1”) :

1. Connect the pump

2. Opening and closing one-by-one the right and the middle switches

pump each time a bit of air preferable the same amount.

3. Opening the left switch pump twice as much air as in step 2. This will

maintain the level to a good degree.

4. If necessary check the level and re-level.

5. Close all the switches (put them down) immediately after pumping and

disconnect the pump.

In case of any questions or problems please contact us at info@stacore.pl

WARRANTY: We offer year warranty for parts, labor, and

functionality. The slate surfaces are not covered by this warranty.

STACORE Team wishes you happy listening and many

exciting musical moments with our platform!

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