Inca Design Katana User Manual
Katana CD Player
User Manual
March 2004
Contents
Katana A.1
Introduction A.2
Features A.3
CD placement B.1
Connections options C.1
CD operation D.1
Remote control operation D.2
CD Display D.4
Trouble shooting E.1
Specifications F.1
Introduction
Precautions
Connections
Playback
General section
Installation
Operation
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A. Introduction
Thank you for choosing Inca Design’s Katana CD
Player. Before using the unit, please read this
manual carefully to ensure that you become
familiar with its operation. For reference in the
future, please keep this manual in a safe place.
The Katana CD player embodies uncompromised
craftsmanship and superb design ethic to deliver a
player of prestige quality. The Katana delivers highend ideals and performance at a realistic price
point. This has been achieved capitalising on the
very best of UK talent coupled with the advantages
of far eastern manufacture. The Katana delivers
cutting-edge audio technology coupled with
contemporary styling.
The Katana employs:
Advanced optical-coupling detecting system to
ensure fast and accurate data reading from CD
discs.
The latest decoding chip developed by Philips
Company.
Outstanding D/A converting IC Burn Brown
processor.
Full HDCD decoding function.
True fully balanced and independent circuits for
the signal filtering and output, made by strictly
selected and paired components.
Unique Type U high-precision transformer.
Elegant aluminium alloy case with anti-shock
and magnetic sheild functions, improving the
stability of CD data readings. Its unique,
contemporary appearance will impress at the
first glance.
Katana
Introduction
Features
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B. Precautions
Beware of contaminents such as moisture and
dust, we therefore advise the following:-
Do not situate this unit in places of high
temperature, for example direct sunlight, or
next to or in the close proximity to valve power
and pre amplifiers. Avoid dusty places and do
not put vases or other water containers on the
top of this unit.
For dust that cannot be removed by a soft dry
cloth gently wipe down with slightly damp cloth
first.
To protect the case, do not clean this unit with
any chemical solvent or abrasive pads as these
may damage the surface. We recommend that
only a soft cloth be used.
For long periods when the unit is not in use, for
example, when you are away from home on
holiday we recommend:-
Disconnecting the unit from the AC power
socket. Please do not pull the power cable
from the rear. Firstly switch off the unit and
unplug the three pin socket from the wall.
Ensure that all digital media is used correctly:-
Do not touch the data side of the compact
discs.
As finger prints or dust on the data side of
compact discs affect the sound quality we
recommend care is taken when handling discs.
Should a disc become dirty only use approved
compact disc cleaners, for example Allsop Fast
Wipes or CD cleaning systems. These are well
made and provide reliable results. It is
important to keep all media clean.
Do not use any kind of solvents, such as a
thinner, benzene, commercial detergents and
ethylene type of spray to clean discs.
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Installation
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