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BURLINK

 (optional)

 

 

CONNECTIONS 

 
Connecting to the BURLINK interface can be done either with the 9 pin D-SUB connector (RS-232) or with the USB 
2.0 connector. 
RS-232 configuration: 9600Baud, 8bit, parity: none, 1 stop bit, no hardware handshake 
A USB device  driver needs to be installed when using the USB 2.0 connector. System requirements for using the 
USB software are either 

WINDOWS 2000

 or 

WINDOWS XP

 operating system. 

 
 
 

COMMANDS 

 
Following are listed the possible commands to control the CD player 061. All commands needs to be sent in capital 
letters finished with a “carriage return“ 

\r 

 

POWON\r 

switches the unit on

 

POWOFF\r 

switches the unit to standby mode 

 

PLAY\r

 

starts playback of the CD 

PAUSE\r

 

pauses playback of the CD 

STOP\r

 

stops playback of the CD 

SKIPFW\r

 

skips forward to the following tracks 

SKIPBW\r

 

skips backward to the beginning of the current and previous tracks 

FORW\r

 

starts search forward (two steps: slow/fast) 

BACKW\r

 

starts search backward (two steps: slow/fast) 

 

KEY0 to KEY9\r

 

for direct track selection 

 

REPEAT\r

 

switches on the repeat modes (Track, Disc) or off 

CLEAR\r

 

deletes a favorite track selection program 

AUDIO\r

 

switches between a sample rate of 96kHz and 192kHz 

AUDIO96\r

 

switches to a sample rate of 96kHz 

AUDIO192\r

 

switches to a sample rate of 192kHz 

DMODE\r

 

switches the time display 

 

INP+\r

 

switches the inputs of the CD player 

INP-\r

 

switches the inputs of the CD player 

 

DIM0\r 

switches the display brightness to maximum

 

DIM1\r 

switches the display brightness to middle

 

DIM2\r 

switches the display brightness to low

 

DIM3\r 

switches the display to off mode

 

DIM\r 

switches the brightness step by step (0,1,2,3,0,1,2....) 

 

TYPE\r

 

shows the type of the unit 

VERSION\r

 

shows the software version of the unit 

Summary of Contents for 061

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Page 3: ...n its entirety before initial operation This will enable you to make full use of all capabilities of this outstanding audiophile instrument Should you have any further questions please contact your de...

Page 4: ...FRONT AND REAR PANEL 2 CONNECTIONS 3 4 OPERATING CONTROLS AND FUNCTION INDICATORS 5 6 SYSTEM SETUP 7 8 REMOTE CONTROL 9 10 PROGRAMMING A FAVORITE TRACK SELECTION OF A CD 11 BURLINK optional 12 GENERAL...

Page 5: ...r cord 1 Remote control 1 owner s manual Packaging We recommend keeping the original packing in case the unit needs to be shipped in the future Setting up Carefully remove the unit from its packaging...

Page 6: ...P button for selecting the next tracks 16 POWER LED illuminates when the unit is on 9 PROGRAM LED illuminates when a music program has been selected and saved REAR PANEL 17 BURLINK interface RS 232 wi...

Page 7: ...utputs for connecting a digital amplifier The terminal TOTX 24 sends optical signals via optical cable with TOSHIBA norm plugs The terminal RCA 25 requires a 75ohms coax cable with RCA plugs Choose wh...

Page 8: ...061 for example a multi media interface REMOTE Connecting DC OUT 22 to the corresponding DC IN jack of another BURMESTER unit offers to switch on or off this other unit simultaneous by the 061 In this...

Page 9: ...ition INPUT button Pushing the button INPUT 6 changes sequentially the digital signal source between the external inputs RCA1 RCA2 TORX MMI optional on the back panel or the internal CD transport The...

Page 10: ...LED remains dark when a selected external input RCA1 RCA2 TORX MMI receives an invalid data stream When for example a DTS encoded CD is inserted into the CD drive the music signal is only played back...

Page 11: ...se the menu item you want to change Change settings With the navigation keys and you change the setting of the selected menu item Leaving SETUP Pressing the key D MENU deactivates the SETUP and all se...

Page 12: ...be shown ON The type and the serial number will be shown after switching on RC I If you want to change the inputs of the CD player with the keys STATION of the remote control you should set this item...

Page 13: ...o 9 The numerical keypad serves to select a track directly The playback of the selected track begins automatically after the selection Arrow keys With the arrow keys navigation keys you can select and...

Page 14: ...ey between showing the elapsed playing time of the current track showing the elapsed playing time of the current CD showing the remaining playing time of the current CD STATION With the keys STATION a...

Page 15: ...it track selection by pressing the key PLAY PAUSE Press the key of the remote control In front of the program space number an arrow shows you that you can select a program space The selection will be...

Page 16: ...kips forward to the following tracks SKIPBW r skips backward to the beginning of the current and previous tracks FORW r starts search forward two steps slow fast BACKW r starts search backward two ste...

Page 17: ...nection please use only the three pronged power cable provided The grounding pin should not be bypassed under any circumstances Connect the component only to a wall outlet with fully functional ground...

Page 18: ...maged Opening the unit modifying it or dismantling outlets will void the warranty Care Never clean the housing with a wet cloth or chemical cleaning agent Always make sure that no liquid gets into the...

Page 19: ...V 50 60Hz 1 x slo 50mA E 2 x slo 1A E Power consumption ON 30 W STBY Mains switch ON 3 W PLEASE NOTE The dimensions do not include the length of binding posts and the space needed for plugs of interco...

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