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English
To call up a stored station, either select the
appropriate station number with the button
I
or
I (24) or enter it by means of the
numeric keys (29).
To manually set a station (in steps of 0.1 MHz),
use the buttons F− and F+ (25).
Notes with regard to station number indication:
After manual frequency setting, the display will show
FM:00
– when the frequency set has not been stored as a
station number
– when the frequency set has already been stored as
a station number via station scan and the reception
quality is poor
The next time you switch to the mode “Radio”, the
display will not show
FM:00
, but the station number
whose frequency is close to the frequency set, or, if
no station number is found, station number 1.
7 Specifications
RMS output power at 4 Ω: � � 2 × 70 W
Frequency range:
� � � � � � � � � 20 – 20 000 Hz
S / N ratio: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 90 dB
THD: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 0�1 %
Inputs (connection,
sensitivity / impedance)
MIC, mono, balanced: � � � � combined
XLR / 6�3 mm jack,
1�3 mV/500
Ω
AUX, stereo: � � � � � � � � � � � 3�5 mm jack,
190 mV/10 k
Ω
LINE IN, stereo: � � � � � � � � � RCA jacks,
480 mV/20 k
Ω
AMP IN, stereo: � � � � � � � � RCA jacks,
580 mV/22 k
Ω
Tone control
Low frequencies:� � � � � � � � ±12 dB/ 100 Hz
High frequencies: � � � � � � � ±10 dB/ 10 kHz
Power supply: � � � � � � � � � � � 230 V/50 Hz
Power consumption: � � � � � � 350 VA
Ambient temperature:
� � � � � 0 – 40 °C
Dimensions: (W × H × D): � � 482 × 44 × 245 mm,
1 RS
Weight: � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 4�9 kg
Subject to technical modification.
player will automatically switch to the medium
still connected. To switch over between the
media, the button MODE (21) can also be used
(see chapter 6.1.2).
The display will show:
– U for USB medium,
S for memory card
the letter is preceded by the respective sym-
bol for replay, pause or stop
– the time already played of the title
– the replay mode (ALL, FOLDER, SINGLE
or RANDOM): see below
– the number of the title and the file name
To set the replay to pause, press the button
II (22); to stop the replay and to return to
the beginning of the title, press the button
(23) at the unit or STOP (23) on the remote
control. To continue the replay, press the
button
II.
To select a title, either use the buttons
I
and
I (24) or enter the title number by means
of the numeric keys (29).
Note: In the replay mode RANDOM, it is not possible
to go back to the previous title or to select titles
by means of the numeric keys. In the replay mode
FOLDER
, only the titles of the current folder can
be selected.
To select a folder, use the buttons F− and F+
(25). To select a title in the folder by means of
the button I or
I , first wait for the name
of the folder to disappear from the display;
otherwise, you will go to the previous / next
folder when you press I or
I.
For fast reverse and fast forward (functions
only available during replay), keep the button
I
or
I (24) on the remote control pressed.
Fast forward will go beyond the current title;
fast reverse will stop at the beginning of the
current title.
Use the button EQ (20) to select the equalizer
setting desired (function only available during
replay). It is possible to switch over between:
NORMAL, ROCK, POP, CLASSIC, JAZZ,
COUNTRY.
Note: After each switch-on or change to the mode
“Player”, the equalizer setting will be reset to
NORMAL.
To select the replay mode (function only available during replay), use the button (19) at
the unit or the button (19) on the remote
control. It is possible to switch over between:
ALL
= all titles continuously replayed one
after the other
FOLDER = all titles of the current folder con-
tinuously replayed one after the
other
SINGLE = current title continuously replayed
RANDOM
= all titles continuously replayed in
random order
Note: After each switch-on or change to the mode
“Player”, the replay mode will be reset to ALL.
This reset will also be made when the button F− or
F+ (25) is pressed to select a folder.
6.1.5 Operating mode “Bluetooth”
The Bluetooth receiver can be used to establish
a wireless connection to a Bluetooth signal
source (e. g. smartphone, tablet PC, notebook)
and thus to replay the audio files stored on the
signal source via the SA-130DMP.
Establishing a Bluetooth connection:
1)
Use the button MODE (21) to select the
operating mode “Bluetooth” (Blue-
tooth shown on the display): The display
will show Initializing. . . and
then Discon nected! to indicate that
no Bluetooth connection is established
2)
At the Bluetooth source, switch on the Bluetooth function.
3)
On the display of the Bluetooth source,
the Bluetooth receiver will be indicated as
“Bluetooth”. Pair the Bluetooth source with
the Bluetooth receiver (please refer to the
instruction manual of the Bluetooth source,
if required).
4)
Once the Bluetooth connection has been
established, the display will show Con-
nected!.
5)
Use the buttons of the Bluetooth source
for operation (replay, pause, title selection)
or the button
II (22) for replay / pause and
the buttons I and
I (24) on the remote
control for title selection.
6.1.6 Operating mode “Radio”
Use the button MODE (21) to select the operating mode “Radio”. The display will show:
– the FM frequency adjusted (in MHz)
–
FM: 01
… the station number under which
the FM frequency has been stored
by means of the scan function
(also see notes at the end of this
chapter)
– the basic volume adjusted (VOL)
(see chapter 6.1.3)
To store stations, press the button
II
(22):
The station scan will start. The transmission
frequencies found will be automatically stored
as station numbers. When the station scan is
completed, the frequency of station number1
will be selected.
To cancel the scan function at any time,
press the button
II again.