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3. Remote Control

1

Power Button

Used to power the set on or off.

2

Mute Button

Used to mute music.

3

LINE 1

Move to the Line 1 input source position.

4

LINE 2

Move to the Line 2 input source position.

5

LINE 3

Move to the Line 3 input source position.

6

PHONO

Move to the phono input source position.

7

BALANCE

Move to the balanced input source position.

8

FUNCTION

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9

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Used to decrease the volume.

10

+

Used to increase the volume.

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Summary of Contents for RA180

Page 1: ... 1 With Gallium Nitride Amplifier built in Integrated Amplifier RA180 ...

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Page 3: ... 400W 8Ω Complete HiFi Network Streamer RS250 Reference Grade All in One Network Streamer Network Streamer DAC High Resolution Music Playback available DSD512 PCM32bit 768kHz A Femto Clock provides Ultra Precision The Special Linear Power Supply Configuration minimizes electrical noise Connectivity Bluetooth DLNA Airplay Spotify Connect Roon Ready Design 278 202 76 mm 3 2 kg 8 8 Wide viewing angle...

Page 4: ... Listen to various podcasts from around the world ROSE Podcast Premium Media Player RS350 Casual All in One Speaker Network Streamer DAC AMP SPEAKER 3 Way full range speaker configuration Playback of various file formats available Music Video Image Powerful sound playback with dual passive woofer engine design Patented technology Connectivity Wi Fi Bluetooth DLNA Airplay Rear Micro USB USB A Type ...

Page 5: ...Home My Music Playlist You can freely and conveniently control various HiFi ROSE functions wirelessly Control Remote Search Control You can control a variety of functions remotely including Music ROSE Tube TIDAL Qobuz Bugs Radio Podcasts and CD Ripping ROSE Connect includes the remote control function You can conveniently search for a variety of music in the Media Library You can share your playli...

Page 6: ...ble Input Port to an Audio Device 3 3 Connecting the Phono MC Compatible Input Port to an Audio Device 3 4 Subwoofer Output 3 5 Speaker A B Output 3 6 Connecting the Speaker A B Output When the BTL Mode Switch is Off 3 7 Connecting the Speaker A B Output When the BTL Mode Switch is Set to Bi Amp A BTL B 3 8 Connecting the Speaker A B Output When BTL Mode Switch is Set to BTL A BTL B 3 9 How to Con...

Page 7: ...lock the ventilation openings Install this product according to the product installation and orientation instructions Unplug the product during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time Precautions for Child Protection If one of the coin batteries inside the remote control is swallowed it may cause serious burns or death within two hours Store new and used batteries out of the reach...

Page 8: ... Ports 1 Front Side of the Product Input Source Selector Main Volume Front LED Brightness Control Switch Subsonic Switch Attenuator Switch Source Level Meter Volume Level Indicator Tone Control Function Preamplifier Power Button Status DisplayLED Bypass Power Amplifier ModeSwitch Speaker A B Selector Phono Amplifier EQ H F Crossover Function Operation Switch ...

Page 9: ...hree line inputs one balanced input and one phono input It is also driven by an electric motor so it can be controlled remotely 6 H F Crossover High Frequency Enables clear treble sound reproduction by specializing and outputting only the high frequency range and removing the low frequency range HPF Cuts the frequency characteristics in the range of 600 6 and outputs the high frequency range of th...

Page 10: ...ters be kept at least 3 m away from this product 7 Unbalanced Input This is a port that receives RCA input from an external source device and the input sensitivity is 1 Vrms 8 Turntable Cartridge Selection Switch Changes the gain level of the equalizer amplifier Amplifier circuit required to reproduce analog records MM Select an MM moving magnet cartridge with high output voltage MC Select an MC m...

Page 11: ...ve to the Line 1 input source position 4 LINE 2 Move to the Line 2 input source position 5 LINE 3 Move to the Line 3 input source position 6 PHONO Move to the phono input source position 7 BALANCE Move to the balanced input source position 8 FUNCTION 9 Used to decrease the volume 10 Used to increase the volume Memo ...

Page 12: ...or hot weather Operating temperature 0 40 Storage temperature 10 50 If the product is installed in a small space be sure to provide adequate ventilation A longer operating life is ensured when electronics are properly ventilated and maintained so that they do not overheat more than necessary Do not install this product directly on a device that generates a lot of heat The figure below shows the mi...

Page 13: ... input sensitivity of this product export a maximum output of stereo 200 W 8 Ω BTL 400 W 8 Ω at up to 2 Vrms 8 23 u After connecting the cables connect the power cable There may be a risk of electric shock Caution Before connecting this product to a power amplifier set the volume of the product to mute or below level 5 and then connect it using an RCA cable If you connect the cable while the produ...

Page 14: ...e to see if the mode settings are properly configured In Phono MM mode the input sensitivity is 5 mV 43 u and the maximum output is 200 W 8 Ω for stereo 400 W 8 Ω for BTL If the input source of this product is set to PHONO and the volume is suddenly increased without a turntable connected a humming noise may be heard from the speaker The ground terminal SIGNAL GND of this product cannot be used fo...

Page 15: ...ch Turntable RCA OUT R L GND to MC In Phono MC mode the input sensitivity is 0 5 mV 63 u and the maximum output is 200 W 8 Ω for stereo 400 W 8 Ω for BTL If the input source of this product is set to PHONO and the volume is suddenly increased without a turntable connected a humming noise may be heard from the speaker The ground terminal SIGNAL GND of this product cannot be used for safety groundin...

Page 16: ... IN RA180 Sub Woofer FRONT A Speaker Output B Speaker Output Speaker Output OFF 3 5 Speaker A B Output As shown in the figure below the speaker output of this product can be output to A or B but simultaneous output is not possible If you want to output to speaker A set the speaker output selector switch on the front to A If you want to output to speaker B set the speaker output selector switch on ...

Page 17: ...full range speakers 200 W or higher and four super tweeter speakers 200 W or higher are required When you want to output to A or B speaker you can change the speaker output selection switch on the front and listen to it with the desired speaker Speakers A and B are not output at the same time Full Range A Right FULL RANGE Full Range A Left FULL RANGE SUPER TWEETER Super Tweeter A Right SUPER TWEET...

Page 18: ...200 W or higher are required If you set the speaker output selection switch on the front to A you can output the speaker in Bi Amp Mode B Mode consists of two channels in BTL method and outputs up to 400 W 8 Ω for each channel For speaker configuration two full range speakers 400 W or higher are required If you set the speaker output selection switch on the front to B you can output the speaker in...

Page 19: ...ethod and outputs up to 400 W 8 Ω for each channel For speaker configuration two full range speakers 400 W or higher are required When you want to output to A or B speaker you can change the speaker output selection switch on the front and listen with the desired speaker Speakers A and B are not output at the same time Speaker A BTL Right FULL RANGE Speaker A BTL Left FULL RANGE Speaker B BTL Righ...

Page 20: ...When the external IR terminal is connected the internal IR receiver of this device does not operate Available power supply DC3 3V DC12V Power Button Signal Grounding VCC GND DATA 4 Mobile Wi Fi Settings 4 1 Main Home Screen A B This is the screen that appears when you run AMP Connect for the first time You can connect the amplifier to the network by selecting A You can also select B to search for ...

Page 21: ...network of the amplifier Please connect the Wi Fi to be used The network of the amplifier does not support dual bands Therefore when connecting to a network with a frequency of 5 the network of the amplifier is not connected 4 2 4 This is the screen to check the network connection status of the amplifier Check the Wi Fi credentials of the amplifier Check the Wi Fi connection of the amplifier Check...

Page 22: ...mplifier 4 3 5 See further explanation This shows the firmware version of the current amplifier 4 3 4 See further explanation This shows the current amp volume motor speed You can adjust the speed This shows the current Wi Fi mode You can set the mode 4 3 6 See further explanation You can set the time for the amplifier to automatically shut down after the set time has elapsed when there is no inpu...

Page 23: ...ivation is set Although this feature has the convenience of being able to turn the Wi Fi function on and off freely even on a mobile device power consumption when the feature is off is about 1 2 W which is slightly more than when it is deactivated This shows the current Wi Fi activation mode You can set the mode 4 3 7 Auto Power Off APO Settings 4 3 8 Input Source Selection Function Setting 4 3 9 ...

Page 24: ...his function in the mobile app before use and then switch the Bypass Power Amplifier Mode switch on the main unit from OFF to ON Warning To use the power amp mode by turning on Bypass Power Amplifier Mode activate the function in the following order 5 1 1 5 1 2 5 1 3 In the mobile app select Unlock from the bypass menu in the amplifier settings After fully checking the the warning pop up select OK...

Page 25: ...ure S N BTL Balanced Unbalanced Phono MM MC 107dB 105dB 80dB MM 60dB MC 200W x 4ch Impedance Output Speaker Output 53mΩ 200W x 4ch Subsonic Filter with On Off Switch 3dB 50Hz 1W x 4ch Tone Control with On Off Switch Bass 100Hz Treble 10kHz 15dB 1W x 2ch Speaker Output X Over with On Off Switch HPF 3dB 600Hz 6kHz 1W x 2ch H F Speaker Output Phono Turnover Flat 300Hz 7 7dB 100Hz 400Hz 11 7dB 100Hz 5...

Page 26: ...ge is increased or attenuated in 100 increments as shown in the figure below It can be adjusted from 15 attenuation to 15 increase in 100 0 increments PREAMPLIFIER BASS PREAMPLIFIER TREBLE H F CROSSOVER HPF H F CROSSOVER GAIN 10 16 18 20 14 12 10 8 6 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 4 2 2 0 20 30 50 100 200 300 500 1k Frequency Hz RMS Level dBrA RMS Level 2k 3k 5k 10k 20k 30k 50k 100k ...

Page 27: ...e is increased or attenuated in 10 increments as shown in the figure below It can be adjusted from 15 attenuation to 15 increase in 10 0 increments PREAMPLIFIER BASS PREAMPLIFIER TREBLE H F CROSSOVER HPF H F CROSSOVER GAIN 10 16 18 20 14 12 10 8 6 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 4 2 2 0 20 30 50 100 200 300 500 1k Frequency Hz RMS Level dBrA RMS Level 2k 3k 5k 10k 20k 30k 50k 100k ...

Page 28: ... structure have built in networks inside If you set the frequency range below the built in network crossover value the network does not send low range frequencies so the speaker reproduces treble notes more faithfully The treble frequency range can be varied from 0 58 to 6 based on 3 increments 20 16 18 20 14 12 10 8 6 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 4 2 2 0 30 40 50 60 80 100 200 300 400 500 600 800 1k F...

Page 29: ...uate signals in the input treble area when using the bi amping function by up to 42 u H F CROSSOVER HPF H F CROSSOVER GAIN 10 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 200 300 400 500 600 800 1k Frequency Hz RMS Level dBrA RMS Level 2k 3k 5k 4k 8k 6k 10k 20k ...

Page 30: ... Curve In the case of phono records since each record label has a different recording method for tape recorders the low and high frequency characteristics for each record are different so you need to set the frequency phono equalizer curve value according to the record 20 16 18 20 14 12 10 8 6 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 4 2 2 0 30 40 50 60 80 100 200 300 400 500 600 800 1k Frequency Hz RMS Level dBrA...

Page 31: ...ecting the life and performance of the product Always keep the ventilation openings on the top of the main body open so that heat dissipation inside is not disturbed If the transmission is unstable or a transmission or reception failure occurs due to the nature of wireless Wi Fi communication when using the mobile app please move to another location and try to reconnect If the main body does not t...

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