T and A Elektroakustik K-5 Owners manual
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
RECEIVER
CD-PLAYER
CASSETTE RECORDER
K5
V 1.0
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elektroakustik GmbH & Co KG Order No. 9103-0231
Dear fellow Hi-Fi enthusiast,
The new
a Hi-Fi system of the highest quality, designed and developed with a single aim as
top priority: to meet the wishes of the audiophile music lover.
The machine's solid, well thought-out design,
and its synthesis of a user-friendly control
system and the very latest technical features
help to make this a piece of equipment which
will satisfy your highest demands and your
most searching requirements for a period of
many years.
All the materials we employ are subject to
painstaking quality monitoring. Our production areas are supervised by highly qualified,
expert staff, and all final production units are
checked comprehensively by a fully automated, computer-controlled system to ensure
uniformly high quality. We guarantee that
our products meet our own specifications in
full.
K5 you have just purchased is
The robust all-metal cases which we use offer a real and practical advantage, since they
exclude any possibility of external sources of
interference affecting the quality of reproduction.
From the opposite point of view our products'
electro-magnetic radiation (electro-smog) is
reduced to an absolute minimum by the outstandingly effective shielding provided by
the metal case.
We would like to take this opportunity to
thank you for the faith you have shown in our
company in purchasing this product, and
wish you many hours of enjoyment and sheer
listening pleasure with your
elektroakustik GmbH & Co KG
K5
.
At all stages of production we avoid the use
of substances which are environmentally unsound or potentially hazardous to health,
such as chlorine-based cleaning agents and
CFCs.
We also aim to avoid the use of plastics in
general, and PVC in particular, in the design
of our products. Instead we rely upon metals
and other non-hazardous materials; metal
components are ideal for recycling, and also
provide effective electrical screening.
This product complies with the Low Voltage
Directive (73/23/EEC), EMV Directives
(89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC) and CE Marking
Directive (93/68/EEC).
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All the components we use meet the
currently valid German and European
safety norms and standards. To give
youreself securitiy please read through
these operating instructions and follow
the relevant information for installation, use and security exactly
IMPORTANT! CAUTION!
This product contains a laser diode of higher class than 1. To ensure continued safety, do
not remove any covers or attempt to gain access to the inside of the product.
Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
The following caution label appear on your device:
Rear panel
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
On the inner protective housing of the CD mechanism
CAUTION:
VORSICHT:
ATTENTION:
DANGER:
VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN.
AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM
SICHTBARE UND UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG,
WENN ABDECKUNG GEÖFFNET NICHT DEM STRAHL AUSSETZEN
RAYONNEMENT LASER VISIBLE ET INVISIBLE EN CAS
D'OUVERTURE EXPOSITION DANGEREUSE AU FAISCEAU
VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN.
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
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CONTENTS
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Remote control handset F1
Front panel controls
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OPERATING THE AMPLIFIER
Controlling from the front panel
Volume control
Selecting the source unit
Remote control
Switching on / Stand-by
Volume control
Speaker outputs
Loudness / Low bass equalisation
Selecting the source unit
Amplifier special functions
• Balance adjustment
• Tone control, treble / bass
• Set-up functions
Funct.1
Funct.2
Funct.3
Dimmer (Display brightness)
Setting the clock
Separate Volume adjustment
(Single room / multi-room mode)
Funct.4
AUX / TV sensitivity
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OPERATING THE TUNER
Controlling from the front panel
Preset selection, station search
Stereo indicator
Signal strength indicator
Timer
Remote control
Selecting the tuner as auditioning source
Selecting a preset and station
Numeric preset selection
Radiotext
Preset number and reception frequency
Tuner special functions
• Changing the reception mode
• Storing and erasing presets
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OPERATING THE CD PLAYER
Controlling from the front panel
Playing a CD
Selecting a track during playback
Remote control
CD player as auditioning source
Controlling the CD mechanism
PLAY / PAUSE / STOP
Numeric track selection
MEMO program
CD player special functions
PLAY A-B
•
• Play mode (REPEAT / MIX-MODE /
NORMAL)
• Track / Time display
OPERATING THE CASSETTE RECORDER
Controlling from the front panel
Playing a cassette
Recording
Remote control
Cassette recorder as auditioning source
Tape drive controls
PLAY / PAUSE / STOP
RECORD / MEMORY STOP
PLAY SIDE / TAPE / LOOP
DOLBY B noise reduction
Compact cassettes
Safety notes
Connection terminals on the K5
Connecting the system, the system in use
K5 wiring arrangement
Multi-room sound system
K5 wiring arrangement (multi-room)
Specification
Trouble-shooting
FCC Information to the user
Guarantee conditions
Quality control certificate
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REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET F1
Your K5 is supplied complete with an F1
remote control handset. In the diagram the
remote unit is divided up into areas and the
relevant buttons are shaded in like this:
’
Area A (ON / OFF):
n
n
nn
’.
Switches the unit ON from standby, or to stand-by from ON. The
K5 must be switched on at the
main ON/OFF switch for this to
work.
Area B (source select):
Selects the integral CD player as
#
#
##
listening source.
Selects the integral tuner as listen-
N
N
NN
ing source.
Selects the device which is con-
Z
Z
ZZ
nected to the external socket
AUX/TV as listening source.
Selects a cassette recorder con-
g
g
gg
nected to the external TAPE input
as listening source.
Area C (numeric keypad):
The numeric buttons are used for
É
É
ÉÉ
Ê
Ê
ÊÊ
:
direct entry of pre-sets in tuner
mode, and for direct track select in
CD mode.
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Area D (pre-amplifier functions):
Raises / lowers the volume in
;
;
;;
Ï
Ï
ÏÏ
j
j
jj
k
k
kk
O
O
OO
&
&
&&
1.25 dB increments.
Switches all loudspeaker outputs off.
Switches the loudspeaker output
Switches loudness On / Off.
Switches low bass enhancement
A /
B On / Off.
On / Off.
Area E (mechanism and pre-set control):
These buttons are used to control the CD
player and tuner.
Ë
Ë
ËË
Skip track or pre-set, backwards.
Area G (special functions):
Switches the DOLBY B noise re-
`
`
``
duction on / off.
Switches MEMORY STOP on/off;
Ð
Ð
ÐÐ
l
l
ll
Set the tape counter to '0.00'.
Selects the different playback modes when playing a CD/cass..
Switches the cassette recorder to
x
x
xx
„record ready“ mode.
Area H (mode select):
Rocker switch sets the remote
[
[
[[
control to the Hi-Fi, TV or VCR
mode. An LED glows to indicate
the selected mode for 10 second.
The Hi-Fi mode must be selected if
Ì
Ì
ÌÌ
Í
Í
ÍÍ
Skip track or pre-set, forwards.
Back, or increase frequency.
you wish to control the K5. The
green LED lights up in this mode.
Î
Î
ÎÎ
6
6
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7
7
77
0
0
00
Forward, or reduce frequency.
Starts CD/cass. playback.
Switches CD/cass. to pause mode.
Halts CD/cass. playback.
Opening/closing the CD/cassetten–
drawer.
Area F (menu control and radio text):
Opens the source menu for special
device functions.
Opens the amplifiers special func-
tions menu.
Interrupts the active special functi-
]
]
]]
ons menu.
To move around within the menus
Note:
you need to use the buttons
ÌÌÌÌ
Í
,
Í
ÍÍ
,
Î
Î
ÎÎ
and
\
\
\\
in the
mechanism control area.
Switches radio text display for the
m
m
mm
current station On / Off.
ËËËË
Area I (battery compartment):
To open the battery compartment press in the
latch on the underside of the remote control
handset, then pull the battery holder down
and out. Place the new Micro (LR03) batteries in the holder following the engraved
markings. Push the battery holder into the
handset from the underside until the latch
engages.
Changing the remote control level:
[
Hold the
[
[[
rocker pressed in for a few
seconds until all three LEDs light up. Now
Ê
push one of the numeric keys
The numeric key
,
control system to the normal level; the numeric key
.
Ê
Ê
ÊÊ
sets the remote
sets the alternative level.
Ê
ÊÊ
or
When you have selected the level, the LEDs
go out to confirm your choice.
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THE FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
We have developed an overall methodology
for controlling the system based on a small
number of buttons, each of which has several
functions depending on the situation. To help
you understand the system the buttons are
duplicated by illuminated symbols which
indicate their current function.
CD DRAWER
r
Press the
r
rr
button to open and close
the CD drawer.
HEADPHONES
Barrel socket (ø3.5 mm) for headphones,
minimum impedance 50 Ω.
INFORMATION SCREEN
All the system's information displays are
shown on a clearly legible screen, carefully
laid out to make it easy to understand. At any
one time the screen only shows the essential
information relating to the current auditioning source (TUNER or CD). This helps considerably in avoiding confusion. The screen
also shows supplementary information when
required, i.e. seldom needed, machinespecific data. This information is shown in an
alpha-numeric area, in plain language with
the help of symbols. For further information
please read the appropriate chapters.
n
n
nn
The system's On/Off button. When you
ON
switch the system on the screen shows the
auditioning source you have selected, or a
machine-specific message. When you switch
on, the system is always in the setting in
which it was last listened to. The volume is
initially limited to "room level".
Caution: The mains button is not a mains
isolation switch. Even when the Ready indicator on the screen is not glowing, a few
parts of the machine are still connected to the
mains power supply. If the unit is not to be
used for a long period it should be isolated
from the mains by pulling out the mains plug
at the wall socket.
o
o
oo
The term source device means the compo-
SOURCE SELECT
nents of a Hi-Fi system which supply a sound
signal, such as tuner, CD player, cassette
deck etc. Pressing the
o
oo
button shows
o
the system's currently active source device on
the screen. Pressing this button repeatedly
cycles through the available source devices
1)
TUNER
1)
1)
Internal
- CD 1) - AUX/TV 2) - TAPE
2)
External
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Ä
Ä
ÄÄ
This button switches the integral cassette re-
RECORD
corder to the „record ready“ state, if a recordable tape (record/erase lug not removed) is
• Starts playback; selects the next track du-
ring CD-playback.
• Reverses the direction of play during cas-
sette playback.
in the cassette drawer.
q
q
qq
r
r
rr
Combination button for ending CD/cassette
STOP
OPEN
playback and for opening and closing the
current drawer.
Note:
The
r
button opens the CD drawer
only if the integral CD player is selected as
the current listening source; otherwise it opens the cassette drawer.
s
s
ss
t
t
tt
PAUSE
TIMER ON
Pauses CD/cassette playback, i.e. the track
• Selects the next preset in tuner mode.
Holding the button pressed in for longer
than about a second has this effect:
• Jumping to the start of the preceding track.
You can jump back several tracks in this
way.
• Selects the preceding preset in tuner mode.
w
w
ww
The machine features a digital volume con-
VOLUME
trol system. Every time you press the lefthand VOLUME button the volume level is
reduced. Every time you press the right-hand
VOLUME button the volume level is increased.
currently playing is interrupted. Playback
The current volume level is shown briefly on
resumes when you press the button a second
time.
the screen. If you hold one of the VOLUME
buttons pressed in for longer than a second,
The same button is used to switch the Timer
on and off when the tuner has been selected
the volume alters continuously until you release the button again.
as the auditioning source.
In Timer mode these buttons are used to ad-
u
u
uu
v
v
vv
Combination button for starting CD/cassette
PLAY
BACK / FORWARD
playback, for jumping to a particular track
and for changing presets when using the
tuner.
Pressing the button briefly has this effect:
just the alarm time.
>>>>
CASSETTE DRAWER
If the cassette recorder, tuner or AUX/TV is
selected as the current source device, pressing the
r
button opens and closes the
cassette recorder drawer.
• A brief press starts the CD/cassette
drawer from STOP mode (PLAY function).
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OPERATING THE AMPLIFIER
VOLUME CONTROL
The machine features a digital volume con-
w
trol system. Every time you press a
w
ww
button, the volume is …
… increased (right-hand button)
… reduced (left-hand button)
The current volume level is shown briefly on
or
...by 1.25 dB.
the screen as a numeric value (0 … 63), e.g.:
'VOLUME 32'
The enormously wide range of volume levels
(0 … 78.75 dB) available, combined with the
perfect channel matching, provide ultra-fine,
highly accurate volume control.
SELECTING THE SOURCE DEVICE
The term source device means any
component of a Hi-Fi system which supplies
a sound signal, such as tuner, CD player,
cassette deck etc.
The term auditioning device means the machine which you are actually listening to.
In addition to the integral listening sources tuner, CD player or cassette recorder - the K5
can be switched to the pre-amplifier input
AUX/TV, to which an external listening
source can be connected, such as the sound
output of a television set.
Press the
o
oo
button briefly to change
o
the auditioning device.
• The current auditioning source (e.g.
Tuner) is now shown on the screen:
'TUNER'.
• Pressing the
o
oo
button repeatedly
o
cycles through all the auditioning sources
on the screen.
• Release the button to select the source you
wish to listen to, and after one second the
screen shows the standard machinespecific display for the chosen source unit.
• The system then reproduces the signal
from that source.
As a basic rule, the integral cassette recorder
can only make a tape recording of the source
device which is current selected as the listening source.
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OPERATING THE AMPLIFIER BY REMOTE CONTROL
GENERAL INFORMATION
In the drawing of the remote control handset
shown alongside the buttons marked
"
trol the amplifier. None of the other buttons
have any effect on the amplifier. To be able
to remote-control the unit the F1 remote
control handset must be set to HiFi operation
by pressing the left-hand end of the
rocker repeatedly until the LED lights up
over 'HiFi'.
" are those which are used to con-
[
[
[[
ON
n
n
nn
If the system is already switched on,
n
the
n
nn
button on the remote
control handset switches the system
to stand-by mode.
In stand-by mode the screen just shows the
time of day. The time display indicates that
the machine is able to respond to remote
control signals. However, the power consumption of the system is reduced to less
than 1 Watt in this mode. Pressing the
n
n
nn
button on the handset a second time
switches the system on again.
Note:
If the system is set to single-room mode
¾
(see SETUP functions), the machine reverts to the settings which were in use last
time you listened to the system.
If the system is set to multi-room mode,
¾
only the loudspeakers in the room where
the user is located are switched on, i.e.
Speaker
Speaker
A in the main room, or
B in the secondary room. The
volume is limited to "room level" when
you initially switch on.
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VOLUME CONTROL
Every time you press the
;
;
;;
rocker the volume level is
If you hold the
… reduced
… increased
pressed in for more than one second, the volume alters continuously until you release the rocker
again.
Every time you alter the volume,
the screen briefly displays the current value.
or
;
;
;;
by 1.25 dB.
=
=
==
=
=
==
rocker
LOUDNESS / LOW BASS EQUALISATION
This button switches the Loudness
O
O
OO
circuit on and off.
This button switches thr Low Bass
&
&
&&
Equalisation on and off.
SELECTING THE AUDITIONING SOURCE
You select the machine you want to listen to
by pressing one of the source buttons. The
signal from this source is then reproduced by
SPEAKER OUTPUTS
j
j
jj
k
k
kk
This button switches the speaker
output
A and/or
If you press one of the buttons, the
new status is shown briefly on the
alpha-numeric screen, e.g.:
'SP A ON' or 'SP A OFF'
The current status of the loudspeaker outputs is also displayed conti-
B on or off.
the system.
At any one time you can only remote-control
the machine which is currently selected as
the auditioning source. The auditioning sources are selected using the following buttons
on the remote control handset:
internal CD player
#
#
##
nuously on the screen in the form
internal tuner
source device connected to the preamplifier input AUX/TV
internal cassette recorder
Ï
Ï
ÏÏ
of a letter 'A' or 'B'.
Switches all loudspeaker outputs
off., for a short time the message
'SP AB OFF’ is displayed.
N
N
NN
Z
Z
ZZ
g
g
gg
Note:
When you switch the system on, the speaker
outputs are initially switched off. After a
short delay period the active speaker output
switches itself on.
Note:
When you switch sources the screen shows
the newly selected auditioning source briefly.
It then reverts to a standard machine-specific
display.
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AMPLIFIER SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
MENU CONTROL SYSTEM
The special functions menu contains those
amplifier functions which cannot be accessed
directly by their own buttons on the front
panel. Instead they are accessed and controlled by a menu control system operated from
the remote-control handset.
Balance setting (BALANCE)
•
Bass tone control (BASS)
•
Treble tone control (TREBLE)
•
•
Set-up functions (SETUP)
Changing display brightness
-
(DIMMER)
Setting the time of day (CLK)
-
Single-room / multi-room mode
-
Separate volumecontrol
(VOL A/B)
Changing AUX input sensitivity
-
(AUX)
The menu system is controlled using the re-
Ó
mote control
Í
Í
Î
Î
,
ÍÍ
, and
ÎÎ
Opens the amplifiers special func-
Ó
ÓÓ
\
\
\\
Ô
Ô
,
ÔÔ
.
]
]
,
]]
tions menu:
Menu point 1: 'BALANCE'
Menu point 2: 'BASS'
Menu point 3: 'TREBLE'
Menu point 4: 'SETUP'
You can interrupt the menu system
]
]
]]
at any time by pressing this button.
Cycles through the previous menu
Ó
Ó
ÓÓ
points in sequence.
Cycles through the next menu
Ô
Ô
ÔÔ
points in sequence.
These buttons are used to make
Í
Í
ÍÍ
changes or make a selection within
Î
Î
ÎÎ
the individual menu points.
,
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\
\
\\
This button activates the function
shown on the screen. If you have
made no change or selection in the
function on the screen, this button
terminates the special functions
menu.
Menu point 1: BALANCE
The balance setting can be adjusted to left or
Introduction:
The 'BALANCE' function is used to adjust
the balance between the left and right channels, e.g. to compensate for non-symmetrical
speaker positioning. The balance setting is
infinitely variable.
Operation:
To change the balance setting press the remote control buttons in the sequence shown
above. The screen then shows the preamplifier's current balance setting, e.g.:
'CENTER 0' = Stereo centre neutral
Í
right in steps. (
Possible adjustment range:
'BAL L 30' (stereo centre fully left)
to
'BAL R 30' (stereo centre fully right)
Any change you make takes effect immedia-
Í
ÍÍ
or
Î
Î
ÎÎ
button)
tely.
If none of the menu control buttons
(
Í
,
ÍÍ
Í
,
Î
Î
ÎÎ
or
\
\
\\
) are pressed
for a period of about ten seconds, the unit
interrupts the special functions menu and
reverts to the standard display. (time-out).
You can interrupt the 'BALANCE' function
]
at any time by pressing the
]
]]
button
again.
Note:
If the stereo centre is set to any value other
than neutral, every time you alter the volume
level the balance setting will appear briefly
on the screen after the current volume value,
e.g. 'VOL 27 L', which means that the stereo
centre is offset to the (L)eft.
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Menu point 2 + 3: BASS + TREBLE
Introduction:
The system features active tone control facilities. The tone controls are designed to compensate for the negative effects of adverse
loudspeaker positions or unusual conditions
in the listening room.
Operation:
To change the tone settings press the remote
control buttons in the sequence shown above.
The screen shows the current bass or treble
setting for both stereo channels, e.g.:
'BASS +02'
or
'TREBLE+04'
These settings can be altered over the range
- 14 dB (less bass / treble)
to
+14 dB (more bass / treble)
Í
Í
(
ÍÍ
or
Î
Î
ÎÎ
–button)
Any change you make takes effect immediately.
If none of the menu control buttons
(
Í
Í
,
ÍÍ
/
Î
Î
ÎÎ
or
\
\
\\
) are pressed
for a period of about ten seconds, the unit
interrupts the special functions menu and
reverts to the standard display. (time-out).
You can interrupt the functions 'BASS' and
'TREBLE' at any time by pressing the
]
]
]]
button.
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Menu point 4: SETUP
Menu point 4 (SETUP) contains the following set-up functions, which are only rarely
required:
SETUP-function 1: 'DIMMER'
•
SETUP-function 2: '10-25 CLK'
•
SETUP-function 3: 'VOL A/B'
•
• SETUP-function 4: 'AUX'
The diagram below shows the inegration of
the set-up functions into the amplifier special
functions.
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Menu point 4: SETUP - SETUP-function 1: DIMMER
Introduction:
The brightness of the screen on the front panel can be set to any of eight levels (1..8):
This facility allows you to adjust the screen
'DIMMER 1' = darkest level
:
'DIMMER 8' = brightest level
to suit the lighting conditions in your listening room.
Operation:
To alter screen brightness press the remote
control buttons in the sequence shown above.
The screen then shows the current brightness
level (e.g. 3):
'DIMMER 3'
You can change the current setting by pres-
Í
sing the remote control buttons
Any change you make takes effect immedia-
Í
ÍÍ
or
Î
Î
ÎÎ
.
tely.
If none of the menu control buttons
(
Í
Í
,
ÍÍ
/
Î
Î
ÎÎ
or
\
\
\\
) are pressed
for a period of about ten seconds, the unit
interrupts the special functions menu and
reverts to the standard display. (time-out).
You can interrupt the DIMMER set-up
]
function at any time by pressing the
]
]]
button.
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Menu point 4: SETUP - SETUP-function 2: SETTING THE CLOCK
Introduction:
The presence of the integral clock allows you
to set the machine to switch itself on automatically at a pre-programmed time. To use
this facility you must first set the clock to the
correct time.
Operation:
You can change the set time by pressing the
the remote control buttons in the sequence
shown above. The screen shows the time of
day which is currently set, e.g.
'10-25 CLK'.
You can change the set time by pressing the
Í
remote control buttons
Í
ÍÍ
or
Î
Î
ÎÎ
; when
you start doing this, the word 'CLK' starts to
flash.
The time alters at three different speeds, depending on the length of time you hold the
buttons pressed in.
Once you have set the time correctly, press
\
the
\
\\
button to store it. The screen
shows 'SET' instead of 'CLK' for one second, e.g.: '10-25 SET'
If none of the menu control buttons
(
Í
Í
,
ÍÍ
/
Î
Î
ÎÎ
or
\
\
\\
) are pressed
for a period of about ten seconds (or, after
changing the clock setting, for 90 seconds),
the unit interrupts the special functions menu
and reverts to the standard display. (timeout).
You can interrupt the Setup function 'Setting
the Clock' at any time by pressing the
]
]
]]
button. In this case the machine
does not store the altered clock time.
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Menu point 4: SETUP - SETUP-function 3: SEPARATE VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
Introduction:
In normal the volume of the speaker output
A and
B are controlled in common.
Operation:
To alter the option press the remote control
buttons in the sequence shown above.
If you connect an additional remote control
receiver and a pair of loudspeakers to the
speaker connections
B (preferably in a
different living room), it is possible to adjust
the volume separately for the pairs of speakers
A und
B.
If the system is set to multi-room mode,
only the loudspeakers in the room where the
user is located are switched on; the other
speakers keep quiet.
The volume for speaker
=
tered using the
=
==
A can only be al-
buttons on the machine's front panel, or via the integral remote
control receiver.
The volume for speaker
B can only be adjusted via an external remote control receiver
(see also "multi-room sound system" in the
chapter CONNECTING THE SYSTEM,
THE SYSTEM IN USE).
The screen shows the current setting, e.g.
VOL A/B
'
separate volume adjustment
'
(multi room sound system)
or
'VOL A+B' common volume adjustment
(single room sound system)
Í
Í
You can select the option with the
Î
Î
button.
ÎÎ
ÍÍ
or
If none of the menu control buttons
(
Í
Í
,
ÍÍ
/
Î
Î
ÎÎ
or
\
\
\\
) are pressed
for a period of about ten seconds, the unit
interrupts the special functions menu and
reverts to the standard display. (time-out).
You can interrupt the SETUP function
SEPARATE VOLUME ADJUSTMENT at
]
any time by pressing the
]
]]
button.
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Menu point 4: SETUP - SETUP-function 4: INPUT SENSITIVITY AUX/TV
Introduction:
The sensitivity of the AUX/TV input can be
changed to any of four settings so that you
can continue to use source devices which are
quieter than normal without suffering a
disturbing change in volume when you
switch from one source to another:
The volume corresponds to the setting you
'AUX MIN'
'AUX LOW'
'AUX TV'
'AUX MAX'
choose, i.e. it is quietest at the 'MIN' setting
and loudest at the 'MAX' setting.
Note:
To avoid overloading the input sensitivity
should be set to 'MIN'.when a high level
source is connected to the AUX/TV input.
Operation:
To alter input senstivity of the AUX/TV input press the remote control buttons in the
sequence shown above.
The screen then shows the current brightness
level e.g.:
You can change the current setting by pressing the remote control buttons
Î
Î
. Any change you make takes effect im-
ÎÎ
'AUX MIN'
Í
Í
ÍÍ
oder
mediately.
If none of the menu control buttons
(
Í
Í
,
ÍÍ
/
Î
Î
ÎÎ
oder
\
\
\\
) are pressed for a period of about ten seconds, the unit
interrupts the special functions menu and
reverts to the standard display. (time-out).
You can interrupt the SETUP function
INPUT SENSITIVITY AUX/TV at any time
]
by pressing the
]
]]
button.
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