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Important Safety Precautions
• Use only an approved power cable and plug or distribution board to connect your
player to a power outlet. Do not use an extension cable.
• Never touch the mains plug if your hands are wet.
• Do not attempt to open the equipment. The invisible laser beam in this compact disc
player is harmful to the eyes. Refer servicing and repair to qualified service
personnel. Touching live components inside the case can result in a fatal electrical
shock!
• Read the Owner's Manual and Safety Precautions before operating the equipment.
• Keep this Manual in a safe place so that you can refer to it later.
• Please heed all warnings on the equipment itself and in the Owner's Manual.
• Please follow the instructions contained in your Owner's manual and never use this
equipment for any purpose other than is explained in this Owner's Manual.
• Only connect this equipment to a power source of the type described in the Owner's
Manual and specified for this equipment.
• Make sure that there is adequate ventilation around the equipment to allow proper
cooling. Keep the equipment away from direct sunlight. Avoid installing the unit
close to sources of heat or in spaces such as bookshelves or cupboards where heat
radiation may be obstructed. Avoid excessive temperatures in the room, as these
could ultimately damage sensitive components and reduce the service life of your
player.
• Never use the unit in damp rooms, at temperatures of below 10°C, or in the open air.
When bringing your player in from the cold, allow it time to achieve room
temperature before plugging it in.
• Always switch the unit off before removing or inserting interconnects. Doing this
with the player switched on can damage not only the player itself but also
equipment connected to it.
• If you ever spill water or any other liquid onto the equipment: Do not touch the case!
Remove the plug from the wall outlet and contact your dealer or our service
department.
• Never remove the earth connection from the plug. It is there to ensure your safety.
• Arrange the power cable so that no one can accidentally stand on it. Avoid locating it
under objects that might put pressure on the cable. Pay particular attention to areas
where the cable exits from plugs, AC outlets and from the unit itself.
• Never operate the unit without being present. Disconnect the plug from the wall
outlet and remove all aerial connections (including cable aerials) when: you clean
the unit, you do not expect to use the unit for long periods of time, during an
electrical storm.
• If you have an external antenna or cable antenna connected to your hi-fi system, we
recommend that you use a signal isolating filter to avoid interference or damage
during thunderstorms.
• Problems: If you lose the sound while the player is operating, or if you notice smoke
or burning, switch the unit off immediately and contact your dealer or our service
department.
• Only replace defective fuses after you have traced and removed the cause of the
fault and then only with a fuse of the same rating. Remove the mains plug before
changing fuses. Use an insulated screwdriver to remove and replace the fuse.
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Copyright and trade mark acknowledgements
The information in this manual is furnished for information use only, is subject
to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by
Lindemann audiotechnik GmbH. Lindemann audiotechnik GmbH assumes no
responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this
manual.
Copyright and Acknowledgements
Copyright © 2011 Lindemann audiotechnik GmbH. All rights reserved.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or
transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying,
recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher.
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Dear Music Lover,
Congratulations on becoming the owner of this new CD player. The 825 is an
exclusive high-end audio component, built in Germany in limited quantities.
Our team designed this CD player to the highest standards so that you could
enjoy the highest level of audio reproduction. Because we use only the finest
components and the most modern production technologies, we confidently
guarantee that our products will retain their superb qualities for many years.
Keep the carton and packaging materials that your 825 came in. They will protect
your CD player should you need to transport it in the future. Transporting the
825 in anything other than the original packaging may result in physical damage
not covered by your warranty.
A final note: Please take the time to read this Owner's Manual before using the
equipment for the first time. It contains a number of useful tips gathered from
our many years of experience, which will help you get the most from your hi-fi
system
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Table of Contents
Accessories supplied 6
Front view 8
Rear view 10
Remote control 13
Setting up 15
Basic CD functions 16
Switching on and off 16
Loading a CD 16
Playing the disc 16
Stopping playback 16
Playing a specific track 17
Skip/Search 17
Repeat 17
Digital inputs 18
USB audio port 18
USB operation on the Mac (OSx 10.6.4 or higher) 18
USB operation on the PC (Windows XP, Vista, 7 - 32-bit systems only) 18
All operating systems 19
Configuration menus 20
Sample Rate Mode 21
Slope Mode (external processor loop) 21
Digital Input Names 22
Display Brightness 22
Reset to Default (factory settings) 22
Link Mode 23
Handling compact discs 24
Troubleshooting 25
Specification 26
CE declaration of conformity 28
Directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment 28
Guarantee and Service 29
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Accessories supplied
• 825 High Definition Disc Player
• 800 Universal Power Supply
• System remote control
• Power cord 2.0m
• USB cable
• SYSCOM connector cable, 1.0m
• Owner’s Manual
• Warranty Card
We recommend that you keep the packaging for use when transporting
the 822 in the future.
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• Place your CD player on a stable support and use a spirit level to make sure it
is perfectly level. We recommend the use of a solidly constructed hi-fi rack
with adjustable shelves. In our experience, you will achieve good results with
racks using MDF shelves. Glass, metal or stone is less suitable for use as hi-fi
equipment supports. Avoid placing the player close to loudspeakers or any
other source of vibration. The 825 will respond to these measures by
performing at its best. Never stack the 825 directly on other items of
equipment. Vibrations from mains transformers and electromagnetic
interference from other components can have a negative impact on the
player's sound quality. 800 series products are not suitable for installation in
enclosures such as cabinets.
• Take some time to organize your cabling. Try to keep power cables away
from interconnect and speaker cables. Shielded power cords can significantly
reduce the transfer of interference to your signal cables.
• Make sure that the polarity of the mains wiring is the same for all system
components. You can achieve this by connecting all system components
through a single high quality mains distribution board. The lower the
contact resistance between the power outlets of your signal source and your
amplifier, the less the audio signal will be polluted and the better your hi-fi
system will sound. Connecting your components with the correct mains
polarity is particularly important. Use a phase tester to determine which pole
is life. Mark the appropriate side. Connect the marked side of the 800
Universal Power Supply to the positive conductor of your power
outlet/distribution board.
• Cleaning and maintenance: To clean your CD player, use a soft cloth. Use a
proprietary glass cleaner to remove stubborn dirt from the front panel. Do
not use water! Never use solvents or white spirit. These will cause irreparable
damage to the surface of the unit
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Front view
① Power button
The POWER button switches the player on and off. It operates only when the 825
is connected to the 800 UNIVERSAL POWER SUPPLY with its power switch turned
on (position I).
② Standby LED
When the 825 is in standby mode, the standby LED will illuminate. When the 825
is operational, the standby LED goes out and only the display illuminates. When
you switch the unit off, the standby LED flashes for around 5 seconds. It is not
possible to switch the player on again during this time. If the 825 is not connected to the 800 UNIVERSAL POWER SUPPLY or if its power switch is turned off,
the standby LED will not illuminate.
③ Source button
The SOURCE button switches between the CD player and the four digital inputs.
④ Play/Pause button
The PLAY/PAUSE button starts playback or pauses playback within a track.
①②③④⑤⑥⑦
⑧
⑨
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⑤ Previous button
The PREVIOUS button allows you to move to the beginning of the previous track.
⑥ Next button
The NEXT button allows you to move to the beginning of the next track.
⑦ Stop/Open button
The STOP/OPEN button stops the disc in the player. Pressing the button a second
time opens the CD drawer. Pressing the button again closes the drawer.
⑧ Infrared receiver
The infrared receiver picks up the commands sent from the remote control. For
the remote control system to operate properly, you should ensure that there is a
clear line of sight between the receiver and the remote handset.
⑨ CD tray
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Rear view
① Connector for the 800 UNIVERSAL POWER SUPPLY
The 12V DC connector on the 825 is designed exclusively for use with the 800
UNIVERSAL POWER SUPPLY. Connect both units together first and only then plug
the power cable into the AC mains supply.
② SYSCOM
This connection lets you network several 800 series products so that you can
control the switching and display operation of several components from a single
controller (Link Mode). To take advantage of this feature you need an appropriate amplifier. You should switch off all system components before changing
SYSCOM cables. Use only the SYSCOM cables supplied. Do not use any other
type of cable, as this could damage your equipment! If you need longer SYSCOM
cables, please contact Lindemann audiotechnik GmbH directly (see back page
for contact details) or your dealer. You will find a detailed description of all Link
Mode functions in the Link Mode section
①
②
③ ④ ⑤
⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑨ ⑩
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③④ Digital inputs
③ Coaxial S/PDIF inputs (RCA)
④ Optical S/PDIF input (TOSLINK)
The digital inputs accept standard S/PDIF signals with sample rates of
44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4 and 192 kHz with 16/24-bit resolution. Only audio data is
recognized. It is not possible to play encoded formats such as Dolby Digital and
dts. The digital inputs are for connecting external digital sources (CD
decks/TV/SAT/DAT/DVB/MD/PC, etc.).
⑤ USB audio port
You can connect a PC or Mac directly to the 825 via the USB Audio port. It can
handle music files with sample rates of 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz and
16/24-bit resolution. When using the USB port, the computer will recognize the
825 as a sound card. For installation information, please visit our website:
www.lindemann-audio.de
⑥⑦ Digital outputs
⑥ Coaxial S/PDIF output (RCA)
⑦ Optical S/PDIF output (TOSLINK)
The digital outputs supply standard S/PDIF signals for an external DAC or digital
signal processor. To ensure correct operation, use only a high quality digital cable of the correct impedance (RCA = 75 ohm). You can set the sample and bit
rate in the menu of the 825. You will find a detailed description of how to do this
in the section Configuration menu/DAC sample rate.
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⑧ Slope Input (external processor loop)
The 825 offers you the option of connecting a digital room correction system or
equalizer. To do this, connect the processor/DSP between the digital output and
the SLOPE input.
You can enable or disable the external processor loop function in the SLOPE
MODE section of the configuration menu. When the function is enabled, you will
see the >< symbol in the display.
Important! If there is no processor connected, you will not hear any sound.
⑨⑩ Analog-output
The 825 has both balanced (XLR)⑨ and unbalanced (RCA⑩) analog outputs.
Connect these to the appropriate inputs on your amplifier. You cannot use
balanced and unbalanced outputs at the same time.
When inserting the cables, check that the plugs fit tightly in their sockets! Poorly
fitting phono plugs can detract considerably from the sound quality of your
system. Use gold-plated plugs whenever possible, as these have the lowest
contact resistance.
825
Equalizer
Inputs 1
-4
Outputs
Input
Slope
CD
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Remote control
① ON
Switches the unit on and off from standby
② Track Select
Direct track selection. To play track 12, for example, press
keys 1 and 2 in quick succession.
③ Cursor
Normal operation:
UP/DOWN: Not used
LEFT/RIGHT: Input select
OK: Not used
Configuration menu:
UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT: To select the menu items
OK: To confirm your selection
④ Configuration menu
SET D:
Selects the DAC function configuration menu
⑤ Transport function
Please refer to 'Basic CD functions'
⑥ Additional functions
INFO
When you press the INFO button, the display will show all
important basic settings
REPEAT
Repeating a track or an entire CD.
IN D
Switches between the CD drive and the four digital
inputs in Link mode.
All keys shown as have no function: they work with other components in
the 800 Series.
①
②
⑤
③
④
⑥
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When using the remote control, always point it directly at the player. Please
remember that direct sunlight or artificial light (particularly fluorescent lighting)
can affect the signal.
Weak batteries will considerably reduce the range of the remote control. Always
replace batteries with new ones of the same type.
To change the battery, open the battery compartment cover on the rear of the
remote handset. Take out the discharged battery and replace them with new one
of the same type (CR 2032).
Please dispose of your used batteries carefully. Stores that sell batteries often
provide containers for recycling used batteries. You can also dispose of them at
your nearest recycling centre.
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Setting up
• Connect the 825 to its power supply. Connect the power supply to mains -
preferably using a high quality power cable. The cable supplied with your
player is just to get you started. We strongly recommend that you use a high
quality power cable. Make sure that the voltage shown on the model
identification plate matches the voltage of your mains supply. If you intend
to swap interconnects at any time in the future, always remember to switch
the player off first. If you have other 800-Series components in your system,
connect these with the SYSCOM cables supplied.
• We have provided controls on the front panel to allow you to access the
important control functions of the 825. The remote control allows you to
access these and all the other functions of the unit.
• Switch the CD player on via the on/off switch on the 800 UNIVERSAL POWER
SUPPLY. Your CD player is now in standby mode and ready for use. This is
indicated by the blue Standby LED.
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Basic CD functions
Switching on and off
To switch the unit on, press the POWER button on the front panel or on the
remote control.
To switch the player off, press the POWER button again. This will switch the CD
player into standby mode. You will see this message in the display: Power Down...
This will disappear after a short interval. The blue standby LED will flash for about
5 seconds. It is not possible to switch the player on again during this time.
Use the POWER button to switch the unit on and off in everyday use.
Loading a CD
Press the STOP/OPEN button to open the CD drawer. Wait until you see Open
showing on the display. Now place a CD in the drawer. The printed label side
must be at the top.
To close the drawer, press the STOP/OPEN button again. The drawer will retract.
As the player reads the contents of the disc, the display window reads: TOC
Reading
Once the player has scanned the CD, it displays the number of tracks and the
total playing time.
Playing the disc
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to play the CD. The track number and the playback
time will be shown in the display
Stopping playback
Use the PLAY/PAUSE button to pause playback. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button
once again to resume. Press the STOP/OPEN button to stop playback. If there is
no CD in the player, or if playback has finished, press the STOP/OPEN button to
open the drawer.
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Playing a specific track
You can play a specific track by entering its number on the numeric keypad (1-9).
For numbers greater than 9, enter individual digits in quick succession. For example, if you wish to listen to track 21, press the 2 key followed by the 1 key.
Skip/Search
The SKIP button lets you go skip one or more tracks. Press the button on the
remote control, or the NEXT button on the front panel, to play the next track.
Press the button on the remote control, or the PREVIOUS button on the
front panel, to go back to the beginning of the track you are currently playing.
Press this key several times to skip backwards through several tracks.
The SEARCH buttons on the remote control allow you to locate a specific
place within a track.
Repeat
The REPEAT button lets you repeat individual tracks or the entire CD. Press once
to repeat the track you have just been listening to. The display shows: Repeat
Track
Press again to repeat the entire CD. The display shows: Repeat Disc
To cancel the REPEAT function, press the REPEAT button again. The display
shows: Repeat Off
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Digital inputs
The 825 is equipped with 3 S/PDIF digital inputs to enables you to play digital
audio signals from external sources via the DAC in the 825. The inputs recognize
signals up to 24-bit/192kHz. To select the digital input, press the LEFT or RIGHT
cursor button on the remote control or the SOURCE button on the front panel.
The name and sample rate of the input signal will appear in the display.
If 825 is connected to other components in the 800 Series with a SYSCOM cable
(in LINK mode), the LEFT and RIGHT buttons will be disabled. To switch the digital inputs in this event, use the CD/SACD button on the remote.
If there is no source component connected to the input you have selected, or if
the source is not supplying a signal, - - is displayed instead of a sample rate
(unlock state).
To return to the CD drive, skip through the digital inputs. The drive is located between Input 4 and Input 1.
USB audio port
The USB Audio port lets you connect a PC or Mac directly to the 825. The 825
works in asynchronous USB mode and supports sample rates of
44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192kHz and 16/24-bit resolution. When using the USB
port, the computer recognizes the 825 as a sound card.
USB operation on the Mac
(OSx 10.6.4 or higher)
Using the USB cable supplied, connect your 825 to a free USB port on your Mac.
Do not use a USB hub. Do not run any other USB applications if you intend to listen to music on your Mac. Once installed, the 825 will replace your Mac's internal
soundcard.
Open the Audio-MIDI-Setup utility of the Mac. Select the DAC listed as “Lindemann HD-Audio 24/192”. Configure the device as output device checking “Use
this device for sound output”. You can now select the sample rate and bit rate
under “Format”. You will find detailed advice on configuring your device and setting the sample rates in the folder “Manuals” on the CD supplied.
USB operation on the PC
(Windows XP, Vista, 7)
Windows computers need a driver installed in order to play back music using an
asynchronous USB-Audio device. This driver is supplied on CD and is located in
the folder “Driver”.
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Place the installation CD in your CD/DVD-ROM drive. Setup will begin automatically.
If this does not happen, open the Explorer and double-click the folder “Driver” on
the CD followed by “Setup”. Follow the on-screen instructions. Wait until the
driver installation has finished.
Do not use a USB hub. Do not run any other USB applications if you intend to listen to music on your PC.
Once installed, the USB-DAC 24/192 will replace your PC's internal soundcard.
From Control Panel on your PC, open Sounds and Audio Devices. Click the Audio
tab and select the USB-DAC (Lindemann HD-Audio 24/192) as the default device.
You can now specify the desired sample rate under Sound Playback/ Advanced/
Performance. To play back high resolution music files you will need a music player which is supporting this feature. You will find detailed advice on configuring
your device and setting the sample rates in the folder “Manuals” on the CD supplied.
All operating systems
To play your music files, you will need suitable software. We have had good experience with iTunes (Apple and Windows) and J. River Media Center (Windows)
but many other media players are also suitable. Please note:
To ensure optimum sound quality, only ever use your amplifier to adjust volume
levels. The volume setting in your PC or Mac should always be on maximum.
Should the 825 become disconnected from your PC while it is playing, close your
playback software and start it again when you have re-established the connection to the 825.
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Configuration menus
The 825 provides many adjustment options in addition to the basic controls.
You will find these functions in DAC Setup. To access the setup menu, press the
DAC button on the remote control. Use the LEFT or RIGHT buttons to navigate
within the menu. Press the OK button to alter a setting. In the menu, you can use
the Setup button to navigate back, i.e. to move back one level without changing
any settings. To quit Setup, press the Setup button repeatedly until the standard
display re-appears.
The available settings are shown as follows:
DAC Setup
Sample Rate Mode
Slope Mode
Input Names
Brightness
Reset to Default
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Sample Rate Mode
The 825 employs two-stage digital signal processing. First, the quality of the digital signals at the input is optimized and then converted to a common sample
rate. Signals processed in this way are made available at the 825's digital output
before being passed to the converter for further processing. The DAC itself operates at a fixed 24-bit/384kHz.
Important: changes in the Sample Rate Mode always affect both the converter and the digital output.
The 825 is set at the factory to Auto Mode. In this mode, digital signals lower
than 24-bit/96kHz are converted to 24-bit/96kHz with the aid of a sample rate
converter (SRC). Signals with a sample rate of 24-bit/96kHz are passed natively,
that is, without modification. Signals higher than 24-bit/96kHz are output as 24bit/192kHz. This process considerably improves the sound quality of CDs etc. As
a result, the digital output in this mode supplies a signal of either 24-bit/96kHz or
24-bit/192kHz that is very stable (period jitter <50ps) in comparison with the
original signal at the input.
In addition to the Auto Mode, the Fixed Modes allow you to specify the particular sample rate you wish to use. The setting Fixed 48kHz, for example, always
supplies a 48kHz signal to the output irrespective of the sample rate at the input.
This can also mean, however, that higher sample rates will be downsampled. This
feature can be useful when, for example, you wish to use an external DSP that is
unable to process signals higher than 48kHz. We do not recommend that you
use these setting in normal operation.
In Native Mode the signal passes directly to the digital output and to the DAC
without any change to the sample rate.
The sample rate converter is not operational in this mode.
Slope Mode (external processor loop)
The 825 lets you directly connect external digital signal processors, or DSPs.
These devices can be used for purposes such as correcting the acoustics of the
listening room. The DSP is inserted between the digital output and the Slope input of the 825. Please be aware of the specification of the external processer you
are using. Not all processers can work with 24/96 data, not to mention 24/192!
When enabled, the loop operation is shown in the bottom right of the display as
><. Please note: if you activate the loop and do not connect an external processor, the 825 will remain silent.
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Digital Input Names
You can assign whatever name you wish to the digital inputs. Select the input
you require (1 - 4) by pressing the LEFT or RIGHT cursor button. Confirm by pressing the OK button. You can now select a name from the list or even allocate a
name of your choice by selecting Custom. An A< will appear in the display, at
which point you can enter the name you wish to use. Use the UP or DOWN cursor
button to select letters or special characters. Use the LEFT or RIGHT cursor button
to move to the letter you wish to change. Names may be up to 8 characters in
length. Once you have completed your entry, confirm with the OK button.
Display Brightness
When you start using the 825, its display is set to maximum brightness. After a
short time, the display changes to the brightness setting you have specified in
the Display Brightness menu. To avoid wearing out the display prematurely, do
not set the display brightness too high.
You can choose three brightness levels (75%, 50% or 25%) using the LEFT or
RIGHT buttons. Confirm by pressing the OK button.
In the Off setting, the display remains active only for a short time after a button
has been pressed.
When a SYSCOM cable is used to connect the 825 to an 800 Series amplifier in
Link mode, the preamplifier takes control of the display and the Brightness menu
is no longer available on the 825.
Reset to Default (factory settings
)
Use this option to restore the configuration menu to the standard settings. To do
this, press the LEFT and OK buttons to confirm Yes when you see the reset
warning message.
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Link Mode
The 825 is able to communicate with other compatible Lindemann components
via the SYSCOM system. The Link Mode allows you to operate all of your Lindemann components from a single remote control.
To use this feature, all components must be linked with a SYSCOM cable. You
must switch off all system components before changing any of the SYSCOM
connections, as a re-start is required to ensure that the system recognizes all of
the components.
This means that some of the functions and menu items on the 825 will also
change.
These changes are as follows:
• The entire system is switched on and off via the amplifier, which becomes the
"master". The remote control can also switch the entire system on and off at
the same time.
• The digital inputs can be swapped using the CD/SACD button on the remote
control.
•
The display brightness is controlled from the amplifier. The Brightness menu
option (display brightness) is no longer available. If the Link is removed, the
previous display brightness settings on the 825 are restored.
• DAC Setup is carried out using the controls on the amplifier. When you use
the remote control to make changes in DAC Setup, please make sure that
there is clear line of sight from the remote to the preamplifier, which must
process the commands from the remote control.
Important: You can only control the 825 CD player and 800-Series amplifier with
the same remote control when Link Mode is active: otherwise, both components
could react simultaneously to certain commands . The two components should
be positioned directly adjacent to or above and below each other to ensure that
both remote sensors receive commands from the system remote at the same
time.
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Handling compact discs
Please follow these guidelines:
• Never subject CDs to high temperatures or leave them in direct sunlight.
They may warp.
• Try to hold the CD only by its edges. Dirt, writing, scratches or adhesive labels
can impair the reproduction quality of CDs and even render discs unplayable.
• We strongly recommend you avoid CD 'tweaking' using methods such as
adhesive rings, felt pens and polishing. Such tweaks can damage your CDs
and make them unplayable.
• Use a dry, soft cloth to wipe dust and fingerprints from the surface of discs.
Wipe from the centre to the outside edge without applying pressure. Never
use chemical cleaning agents.
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Troubleshooting
The display is dark and the unit does not work:
• The 825 is in standby mode -> Press the POWER button
• The 825 power supply is not connected to the mains supply or the on/off
switch on the power supply is switched off.
The display illuminates but there is no sound:
• There is no CD is the machine -> Load a CD
• The CD is not positioned correctly on the tray -> Place the CD in the tray
with the printed side up.
• The CD is badly scratched or damaged.
No Disc is showing in the display:
• There is no CD in the machine -> Load a CD
• The CD has not been placed correctly in the drawer -> Place the CD in the
drawer with the label side up.
• The CD is badly scratched or damaged.
The CD is automatically ejected:
• The player is unable to read the CD.
The unit does not respond to the remote control:
• The remote control battery is discharged or has been inserted incorrectly > Change the battery.
• The distance, or angle, between the remote control handset and the 825 is
too great.
• The IR receiver on the 825 is obstructed -> Make sure that there is clear line
of sight between the remote control and the IR receiver.
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Specification
Measuring conditions: 25°C, 230 V mains voltage, operation with 800 Universal
Power Supply.
Measuring equipment: Audio Precision SYS 2522.
Formats support
ed CD, CD
-
R, CD
-
RW, Hybrid
-
SACD
Optical pickup
DVD laser system with coated glass lens
Digital to analog converter
Dual differential mono mode, 24 bit/ 384 kHz
Frequency response
1 Hz–22 kHz (
-
3 dB)
Dynamic range
> 144 dB (digital zero, AES 17)
Signal
to noise ratio
> 114 dB (A
-
weighted, bandwidth 22 kHz)
> 82 dB (A-weighted, bandwidth 500 kHz)
THD
< 0.003 % (1 kHz, 0 dB FS, AES 17)
< 0.0003 % (1kHz, -10 dB FS, AES17)
Output voltage (0 dB FS)
2.8 V balanced
1.4 V unbalanced
Output impedance
44
Ω balanced
22 Ω unbalanced
Digital inputs (S/PDIF)
Input voltage range 0.5
–
1.0 V pp
Impedance 75 Ω
Bit resolution 16/24 bit
Sample rate 32–192 kHz
Digital outputs (S/PDIF)
Output voltage 1.0 V pp
Impedance 75 Ω
Bit resolution 16/24 bit
Sample rate 32–192 kHz
USB audio port
USB audio class 2 (high speed USB)
Bit resolution 16/24 bit
Sample rate 44.1–192 kHz
Dimensions
440 x 135 x 345 mm / 17.32 x 5.31 x 13.58 inch
(W x H x D incl. Feet)
Weight
10.2 kg
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Power supply
100 V, 120 V, 230 V (50
-
60 Hz)
factory set for destination country
Power consumption
Standby 1 W, operation 18 W max.
Inputs
(2) S/PDIF digital inputs (RCA)
(1) S/PDIF digital input (TOSLINK)
(1) USB audio port
Outputs
(1) Pair analog outputs (XLR)
(1) Pair analog outputs (RCA)
(1) S/PDIF digital output (RCA)
(1) S/PDIF digital output (TOSLINK)
Other connections
(1) DC supply
(2) SYSCOM (RJ45)
Accessories included
(1) 825 High Definition Disc Player
(1) 800 Universal Power Supply
(1) Standard power cord, 1.5 m
(1) USB cable, 1m
(1) SYSCOM cable, 1m
(1) System remote-control
Specifications subject to change without notice
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CE declaration of conformity
Product type: CD-Player
Model: 825 HIGH DEFINITION CD PLAYER
with: 800 UNIVERSAL POWER SUPPLY
LINDEMANN audiotechnik GmbH declares that this product complies with the
Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC and the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC, amended by the directives 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC.
The conformity of the designated product with the provisions of directive number 73/23/EEC (LVD) is proved by full compliance with the following standards:
EN 60065 (Date of issue 1998)
The conformity of the designated product with the provisions of directive number 89/336/EEC (EMC) is proved by full compliance with the following standards:
EN 55013 (Date of issue 2001)
EN 55020 (Date of issue 2002)
EN 55020 (Date of issue 2002)
Directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment
Electronic equipment should not be disposed of with the household waste. When
this equipment reaches the end of its working life, please contact the dealer from
whom you purchased this product or your local government office for details of
where you can take the product for safe recycling.
The symbol (below) is attached to this product.
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Guarantee and Service
At Lindemann we value our customers. When a Lindemann product leaves our
factory we do not see this as the last step of the process, rather it is the beginning
of our long-standing relationship with you. Thereafter we seek to support you in
every way that we can. Should you require any further information feel free to
contact us at Lindemann audiotechnik.
This product is guaranteed under the conditions that apply in the country of purchase and your statutory rights are not limited. In addition to any statutory rights
you may have, Lindemann undertake to replace any parts that have failed due to
faulty manufacture. To help us, please ask your Lindemann retailer about the Lindemann warranty scheme in operation in your country.
In parts of Europe and some other markets, extended warranty may be available
to customers who register their purchase with the local Lindemann distributor. A
warranty registration card is included with the product and should be stamped
by your retailer and returned to the local distributor as soon as possible.
Warning
Unauthorized servicing or dismantling of the product invalidates the manufacturer warranty. There is no user serviceable parts inside the product and all enquiries relating to product servicing should be referred to authorized retailers only.
Technical support and information
For technical support, product queries and information, please contact either
your local retailer, the local Lindemann distributor or Lindemann audiotechnik.
Full details of your local distributor can be found on the Lindemann website:
www.lindemann-audio.de
Important
Please keep a copy of the sales receipt to establish the purchase date of the
product.
Please ensure that your equipment is insured by you during any transit or
shipment for repair.
Lindemann audiotechnik GmbH
Felix-Wankel-Strasse 4
D-82152 Krailling
Germany
Tel: +49 (0)89-8913679-0
Fax: +49 (0)89-8913679-29
Website: www.lindemann-audio.de
E-mail: info@lindemann-audio.de
service@lindemann-audio.de
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Lindemann audiotechnik GmbH • Felix-Wankel-Str. 4 • D-82152 Krailling • Germany
Web www.lindemann-audio.de • E-mail info@lindemann-audio.de
Tel +49 (0)89 8913679-0 • Fax +49 (0)89 8913679-29
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