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Chapter 3

 

   The device

 

Rear panel

1. Power input jack.

2. 

Speaker output for A.

3b. Speaker output for B.

Rating message.

 input for  optical 1, optical 2, optical 3.

Pre-AMP audio  signal output jack.

Record audio signal output jack.

Audio signal input jack for TV.

Audio signal input jack for AUX.

Audio signal input jack for DVD.

Audio signal input jack for PHONO.

Lan wire input jack.

16. Bluetooth antenna.

17. WIFI antenna.

Warning icons:  please be aware that this unit contains high voltages,

       And should not be opened,  please refer to page 2 of this manual.

11. 

12. 

13. Phono ground connection screw.

14. DAB/FM antenna jack.

15. 

3a.  

4. 

5. Digital source 

6. Digital source input for coaxial.

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

Summary of Contents for CVR-100+ MKII

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ... rechargeable batteries Intended use Explanation of symbols Safety information Before use The device Front panel control Remote control Rear panel Connection Power supply Antenna Signal output Network W LAN Basic operation Setup FM DAB operation Stations Connecting to a network Internet radio Connecting to a network Network profle Stations 20 22 22 12 Wireless device remote control ...

Page 3: ...er 8 24 25 Internet radio portal General functions Software upgrade Factory default settings Language Setting the time 12 24 hour display Error messages Troubleshooting Specifcations Technical data Music server Music player Information Delivery contents 27 Sleep function 27 Alarm 26 Bluetooth for audio only 03 ...

Page 4: ...ration or handling Under such circumstances all claims under warranty will become void We assume This product is EMV certifed and fulfls all European and National guideline requirements A declaration of CE conformity has been established for this product Certifcation has been Dear customer documented and entrusted to the manufacturer no liability for the consequential damage Retain this instructio...

Page 5: ... inform the user of important information operati on or maintenance instructions or that special attention is required This symbol is intended to alert you to the presence of unprotected live parts or com ponents found within the product s enclosure or of dangerous connections that upon contact may be of sufcient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock Cables intended for such connections...

Page 6: ...ordingly and observe these operating instructions Ensure that the device has been set up accordingly by following all instructions This is a protection class II device Make sure that the voltage supply of the power outlet used meets the required voltage specifcations AC 230 V 50 Hz Power supply cables should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on squished or pinched by items placed ...

Page 7: ...isture To prevent the risk of fre or electric shock make sure that liquids such as dripping or splashing water rain or moisture do not come in contact with the device and power supply plug Operate this device in a moderate climate and never expose it to extreme tempera tures such as high humidity Condensation can build up suddenly when this device is brought from a colder into a warmer area e g wh...

Page 8: ...nes can lead to permanent hearing damage Please adhere to the additional safety information found in the individual chapters of this instruction manual When connecting other devices please refer to the safety and operating instructions found in the literature accompanying these devices Please contact our technical hotline or a service technician for further information should you be in doubt about...

Page 9: ...eding all information found in this instruc tion manual shall maintain this products condition and ensure safe operation This instruction manual contains information on how to operate and maintain this device Should a component require maintenance servicing or repairs then please consult a qualifed dealer or service technician 09 Chapter 2 Safety information ...

Page 10: ...ning screen Below is the detail of operations follow up the instruction on screen A press one key of local remote B then press and holding one key of target remote a key function learning completed Operate procedure A and B again to learn another key function Press Menu key again to exit remote learning screen return to normal working screen 13 Back key Press to go to previous menu screen and chan...

Page 11: ...utton 13 Balance press to move to left channel 14 Balance press to move to right channel 15 Volume up 16 Volume down 17 Pause key 18 Stop key 19 When play mode is tuner press to auto scan previous station When play mode is CD Bluetooth media player press to skip to Previous track 20 When play mode is tuner press to auto scan next station When play mode is CD Bluetooth media player press to skip to...

Page 12: ...radio DAB DAB digital radio Music player USB device Shared media FM with RDS Radio Data System Return to now playing screen Mode settings Browse available content Audio EQ settings Presets Return to Mode screen Mode screens Mode screen The menu structure is straightforward consistent between modes and fully flexible The application automatically queries the radio for available services and filters...

Page 13: ... input jack for TV Audio signal input jack for AUX Audio signal input jack for DVD Audio signal input jack for PHONO Lan wire input jack 16 Bluetooth antenna 17 WIFI antenna Warning icons please be aware that this unit contains high voltages And should not be opened please refer to page 2 of this manual 11 12 13 Phono ground connection screw 14 DAB FM antenna jack 15 3a 4 5 Digital source 6 Digita...

Page 14: ...e batteries when the remote control is not in use for longer periods of time ren and pets if swallowed Seek emergency medical care immediately should this happen Never expose batteries to extreme temperatures such as sunlight fre ovens etc there is the risk of explosion Make sure that batteries are not dismantled short circuited or are thrown into fre Never re charge non rechargeable batteries The...

Page 15: ...15 Chapter 3 The device ...

Page 16: ... Connect these jacks to the respective jacks found on your amplifer Ensure that connections have been made properly this normally means red to red and white to white Network A RJ45 cable is used to connect the LAN connection on the device to your router W LAN For wireless operation attach the antenna to the Wi Fi Antenna connection Your pass word may be required for the wireless network Chapter 4 ...

Page 17: ...n Stations Setting stations Press the TUNE ENTER the CONTROL dial or press the and buttons down lon ger to start an automatic station search The search function will stop once a station has been found You can improve the frequency gradually in 0 05 MHz steps by pressing the and buttons down shortly or by turning the CONTROL dial You can access and use additional settings in the radio menu Press th...

Page 18: ...edly to browse through diverse information The type of infor mation and whether information is displayed all depends on the broadcasting station Press P button on remote control LCD screen will display the list of saving preset station use Up Down key to select the preset number press Enter key to confirm saving preset station 10 memory presets are available for storing ...

Page 19: ...ct the following MENU System settings Network Network Wizard Once started you can enter the following information W LAN region select a country select a region from the list Network name select the desired network An encrypted wireless network will require a password Use the navigation buttons or the CONTROL dial to move the cursor through the displayed characters Press either the ENTER button or ...

Page 20: ... buttons or turn the CONTROL dial to select the desired S T network Once the ENTER button or the CONTROL dial has been pressed the device will try to establish a connection to the selected network Network name Selects this network s Rescan Repeats a search for available networks Wired Selects the network connected via cable Manual confg Starts the option for manual entry of network information 1 S...

Page 21: ...re Shared Key PSK WPA Wi Fi Protected Access or WPA2 8 Encryption type Now select the appropriate encryption type Disabled of or WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy for Open or PSK TKIP Temporal Key Integrity Protocol or AES Advanced Encryption Standard 9 Key Now enter the code for the wireless network Use the navigation buttons or the CONTROL dial to move the cursor through the displayed characters Pres...

Page 22: ...on to select a memory preset Example Network profle You can use the options MENU System settings Network Network Profle to delete an un wanted network Here you will see a list of the previously used wireless networks Select a profle with the and buttons and press ENTER Confrm with YES to delete Selecting a station to select a station Press u ENTER or CONTROL dial to switch to the selected station ...

Page 23: ...ns Station information Press the INFO button repeatedly to browse through diverse information The type of informati on and whether information is displayed all depends on the broadcasting station Storing stations Press P button on remote control LCD screen will display the list of saving preset station use Up Down key to select the preset number press Enter key to confirm saving preset station 10 ...

Page 24: ...ersion 10 or later Pro ceed as follows to set up for media fle sharing 1 Make sure your PC is connected to the network 2 Ensure that the unit has been turned on and is connected to the same network 3 Add the audio files and folders to be shared with your unit to your Windows Media Player s media library 4 Right click on media library to open the dialog screen and select under this option Media Sha...

Page 25: ...Information Press the INFO button repeatedly to browse through diverse information The type of information and whether information is displayed all depends on the broadcasting station USB Operation USB port on front panel BB 100 ...

Page 26: ...red your e mail address a password and an internet radio 5 If you already have an account log in and select My preferences add another Wi Fi radio 6 Once your unit has been registered you will be able to use the Favorites and Added sta tions functions Internet radio portal Bluetooth CVR100 has a bluetooth module inside support audio playback from bluetooth audio signal for audio only If you are fi...

Page 27: ...ttings Factory reset General functions Alarm You can set two diferent alarm times with the CVR 100 Select in the main menu the option ALARM Now you can select the alarm number one or two You can activate or deactivate the ON OFF this function Set the alarm time Select the option MODE to select the type of alarm to be used e g internet radio Select a memory preset Select the frequency with which th...

Page 28: ...can select your area s time zone The unit will automatically be kept up to date from the select source when information becomes available You can also set the date and time manually by selecting Date Time Setup The format for settings will be displayed as follows dd mm yyyy and hh mm AM PM The blinking digit indicates the digit feld to be set Use the navigations buttons to set the time and date an...

Page 29: ...ormation is being received from the net work Data obtained from server is unreadable Network not ready Problem with connection to router The router is switched of Network timeout No response from the net work independent of the network Streaming IR station which suddenly becomes una vailable No UPnP media found No UPnP servers found No USB device found Trying to access USB menu but no USB plugged ...

Page 30: ...30 Troubleshooting of amplifier Chapter 11 Error messages ...

Page 31: ...then on again As an alternative turn the device of unplug it from the power outlet and plug in again The device also may not be functioning due to a stroke of light ning static electricity or other external factors Interference during reception The reception frequency has not been set properly The antenna has not been positioned properly Start a station search Network connection is not possible Th...

Page 32: ...removed The device must be disconnected from the power supply source prior to service maintenance or repairs Repairs are only to be carried out by qualifed personnel who are familiar with the hazards in volved and the relevant regulations Transporting or sending the device Please retain the original box and the packaging material in case you need to transport or send the device out for maintenance...

Page 33: ...dry cloth to clean the unit s exterior If the device is extremely dirty you can use a soft cloth dampened with water or a mild cleaning solution to clean Never use any abrasive or harsh cleaning agents e g alcohol benzine or thinners as these could damage the controls casing or any markings and labels found on the device ...

Page 34: ...G Chapter 14 Specifcations Specifcations NOTE Specifications and design are subject to possible modifications without notice DAB 174 928 239 200 MHz USB port 6 3mm Earphone jack Amplifier Frequency response 10Hz 30KHz Signal noise ratio 85dB Input channel separation 60dB Power output 45W RMS x 2 4 ohm Build in CD player Build in Internet radio Build in Bluetooth for audio only 3 x Optical input ja...

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