Cambridge Audio Azur 651C инструкция обслуживания

Y our music + our passion 65 1C azur ENGLISH Compact disc pla yer User’s manual 2[...]

2 Contents Introduction Introduction .................................................................................................2 Important safety instructions .....................................................................3 Limited warranty..........................................................................................4 Rear [...]

3 65 1C azur Impor tant safety instructions For y our own safety please read the f ollowing impor tant safety instructions carefully before att empting to connect this unit t o the mains power supply . They will also enable you to get the best performance fr om and prolong the lif e of the unit: 1. Read these instructions. 2. Keep these instruction[...]

4 Limited warranty V entilation IMPORT ANT – The unit will become hot when in use. Do not stack multiple units on top of each other . Do not place in an enclosed area such as a bookcase or in a cabinet without sufficient ventilation. Ensure that small objects do not fall thr ough any ventilation grille. If this happens, switch off immediately , [...]

5 65 1C azur Rear panel connections AC po wer socket Once you ha ve complet ed all connections to the amplifier , plug the AC power cable int o an appropriat e mains socket and turn the unit on. Y our compact disc play er is now ready f or use. Pow er On/Of f Switches the unit on and off. Control Bus In Allows un-modulated commands fr om multi-roo[...]

6 Display functions Play Illuminated during disc pla yback. Pause Indicates that disc pla yback has been paused. Display Alpha-numeric characters which displa y playback inf ormation. On inser ting a disc, the CD play er will take a f ew seconds to read the T able of Cont ents (TOC) inf ormation from the disc. The display will then show the number [...]

Speaker A/B T oggles the speaker terminals on the rear panel t o output speaker A only , speaker B only , both speak ers A and B or no speaker output at all. The speak er indicators on the front panel of the amplifier sho w which speaker terminals are select ed. V olume controls Increases or decreases the volume of the amplifier output. , , , , ,[...]

Loading and unloading discs 1. Press the Open/Close ( ) button. 2. When the disc tra y has opened fully , place a disc carefully in the tray with the label side facing up. 3. T o close the disc tra y , press the Open/Close ( ) button again. When the tray , with a correctly loaded disc, is fully closed the CD player will read the disc and display th[...]

9. Y ou can use the Skip/Scan (  ) buttons on your remo te control t o mov e through your pr ogrammed selection in the same way as normal playback. 10. Pressing the  button during pla yback will take y ou back to the ‘Program Mode’ stage. Pressing the  button again at this point deletes the pr ogram. Note: – During programmed pla [...]

10 Filter settings The 65 1C use the WM87 42 Digital to Analogue Conv er ter (D AC) fr om Wolfson Micr oelectronics. The 65 1C has two DA Cs in dual dif ferential (i.e. one per channel, in an internally balanced mode). These v er y high quality par ts allow a range of filt ers to be selected. There is no ‘right’ choice and we encourage you t o[...]

11 65 1C azur Custom inst allation (C.I.) use The 65 1C feature a Control Bus input/output that allo w un-modulated remote contr ol commands (positive logic, TTL le vel) to be receiv ed electrically by the unit and looped to ano ther unit if desired. These control commands are typically generated b y custom installation (multi-room) systems or remo[...]

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