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Appendix A 

Wiring diagram  

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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  As  an  alternative  to  passive  loudspeakers  it  is  possible  to  use  active  speakers,  which  are  connected  to  the  pre-

amplifier output. 

 
External output stages can also be connected to the pre-amplifier output. 

The volume control for the pre-amplifier output operates in parallel with the left and right output stages. 

 

Summary of Contents for R 1000 E

Page 1: ...Software Version V 1 0 Order No 9103 0512 UK USER MANUAL E SERIES R 1000 E...

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Page 3: ...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...

Page 4: ...the end of the instructions Notes on software updates Many features of the R 1000 E are software based Updates and new features will be made available from time to time The update process takes only a...

Page 5: ...lists 20 General information 20 Calling up the Favourites list 20 Adding a favourite 20 Erasing a favourite from the Favourites list 20 Selecting a favourite from the list 21 Directly selecting a favo...

Page 6: ...t 36 Mix mode 36 Playback Program 37 Creating a Playback Program 37 Playing a playback program 37 Erasing a playback program 37 Operating the Bluetooth source 38 Connecting the aerial 38 Selecting the...

Page 7: ...the menu without storing the settings 51 The Configuration for a Wired Ethernet LAN or Power Line LAN connection 52 Setting the Parameters for a Wired Network 52 The Configuration for a WLAN connecti...

Page 8: ...onnected to mains voltage Standby operation If you know you will not be using the machine for a long period we recommend that you disconnect it from the mains by withdrawing the mains plugs from the w...

Page 9: ...io source is displayed on the screen A brief press on this button selects the analogue or the digital input you wish to use Press the button repeatedly until the desired input is displayed on the scre...

Page 10: ...screen of the R 1000 E displays all information regarding the status of the machine the music track currently being played and the radio station currently tuned The display is context sensitive and va...

Page 11: ...upon it During such periods the R 1000 E may be muted and may not respond to the controls Please wait until the symbol disappears then try again Indicates a music track which can be played or a playli...

Page 12: ...1000 E s CD function A brief press on this button selects the analogue input you wish to use Press the button repeatedly until the desired input is displayed on the screen A brief press on this button...

Page 13: ...uring playback programming Long press Removes a favourite from the Favourites list CD player A Long press erases the playback program Button for switching between Stereo and Mono reception only FM Rad...

Page 14: ...a plain text name to each source this name then appears in the screen displays When you call up this menu item using the button a list of all the external sources of the R 1000 E appears Each source...

Page 15: ...ther room independently from the speaker state in the main room Linked This setting enables the PreOut muting synchronously with the speaker outputs Switching ON OFF all outputs is achieved by pressin...

Page 16: ...ed in Comfort standby mode Network menu item All network settings can be carried out at this menu point For a detailed description on setting up a LAN or WLAN connection please also refer to the secti...

Page 17: ...point Main Display of the control software version Sub point Client Display of the Streaming Client software version Sub point DAB FM Display of the tuner software version Sub point Decoder Display of...

Page 18: ...een the left and right channels e g to compensate for non symmetrical loudspeaker positioning The balance can be adjusted in increments of 1 5 dB the screen always displays the current value The prima...

Page 19: ...n find the appropriate value by carrying out listening tests The setting is correct when the sound image bass and treble is the same at low and high listening levels Roomsize small normal big Loudness...

Page 20: ...itch to one of the sources listed above Press the button to call up the Favourites list a Here the program location number is displayed within the list Since it is possible to erase individual list it...

Page 21: ...he favourite you have just selected Sorting Favourites lists The sequence of items in the Favourites list you have created can be altered in any way you wish This is the procedure for changing the ord...

Page 22: ...S system or only supports it in part these information fields remain empty c The frequency and or the station name is displayed in enlarged form If a station name is displayed its frequency is shown i...

Page 23: ...st of all stored stations a Use the buttons to select one of the stored stations The station you choose is now displayed in enlarged form Press the or button to select the enlarged station for playing...

Page 24: ...DAB Radio is displayed on the screen Depending on the frequency band block it may take up to two seconds to switch stations when in DAB mode Display a Displays the type of reception currently in use...

Page 25: ...st of all stored stations a Use the buttons to select one of the stored stations The station you choose is now displayed in enlarged form Press the or button to select the enlarged station for playing...

Page 26: ...ired entry from the list A brief press selects the previous next entry within the list The scrolling speed can be increased by holding the button pressed The list entry you choose is now displayed in...

Page 27: ...ists alternatively call up the search function by pressing the blue button You will now see a window in which you can enter the keyword using the remote control handset s alpha numeric keypad Press th...

Page 28: ...ic services as well as Internetradio To select a service use the buttons to navigate to the appropriate line Pressing the button opens the Select list for the corresponding service If the list of the...

Page 29: ...h by briefly pressing the button After a short delay a list appears showing the search results The results list varies from one music service to another Many services allow you to filter the search re...

Page 30: ...of the R 1000 E or on the FM1000 remote control handset repeatedly if necessary until the source SCL is displayed on the screen Playback The music content to be played is selected with the help of Sel...

Page 31: ...screen now displays the message Search While this is on the screen enter up to eight letters or numerals using the remote control handset the letters assigned to the numeric buttons are printed below...

Page 32: ...he message No USB media available Playback The music content to be played is selected with the help of Select lists These lists are controlled using the navigation buttons cursor buttons on the remote...

Page 33: ...e letters assigned to the numeric buttons are printed below the buttons To obtain a particular letter press the appropriate button repeatedly until the correct letter appears on the screen Before ente...

Page 34: ...e CD s Table of Contents the screen displays the message Reading During this period all button presses are ignored The screen then displays the total number of tracks on the CD in the drawer e g 13 Tr...

Page 35: ...k Briefly pressing the button during playback causes the player to skip to the start of the preceding next track A brief press on the button concludes playback A long press on the button opens the CD...

Page 36: ...continuously repeated in the preset sequence 1 The track of the CD or a playback program which has just been played is continuously repeated No symbol Normal playback of the whole disc or normal prog...

Page 37: ...remaining tracks of the program in the same manner and store them by briefly pressing the button If you store thirty tracks the screen displays the message Program full The playback programming proce...

Page 38: ...tting up audio transfer Before music from a Bluetooth capable device can be played through the R 1000 E the external device must first be registered to the R 1000 E As long as the R 1000 E is switched...

Page 39: ...of the Bluetooth standard differ widely in some cases If you encounter a problem with Bluetooth transfer please contact the manufacturer of the mobile device The maximum range of a Bluetooth audio tr...

Page 40: ...e PCM codierte Stereosignale mit Abtastraten von 44 1 96 kHz bis zu 32 bit und DSD Daten mit eine Abstastrate von 2 8 MHz DSD64 At the USB DAC IN input the R 1000 E accepts digital PCM encoded stereo...

Page 41: ...f the R 1000 E For more information please see the section entitled Basic settings of the R 1000 E If you wish to play only PCM coded audio material the setting should be set to off Notes on software...

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Page 43: ...es This section describes all those matters which are of fundamental importance when setting up and first using the equipment This information is not relevant in daily use but you should nevertheless...

Page 44: ...plifier SPEAKER R and SPEAKER L The impedance of each speaker must not be lower than 4 DIN rating The output stages are designed to cope with a minimum load of 2 but conti nuous operation at very high...

Page 45: ...Automatic Activation of the WLAN Module After powering on the R 1000 E detects if it is connected to a wired LAN Network If no wired LAN connection is found the R 1000 E will automatically activate i...

Page 46: ...ove the unit for ventilation If the system components are to be stacked then the amplifier must be the top unit Do not place any object on the top cover Mains and loudspeaker cables and also remote co...

Page 47: ...n quality of our systems can often be further improved by using these items dealer who will gladly give you comprehensive expert advice without obligation We would also be happy to send you our compre...

Page 48: ...and any electric shock could cause serious injury or death Never exert undue force on mains connectors Protect the unit from drips and splashes of water never place flower vases or fluid containers o...

Page 49: ...ns invalidates conformity and approval and the unit may not be operated within the EC Improper use of the equipment makes the user liable to penalty under current EC and national laws Any modification...

Page 50: ...menu This menu will vary slightly in appearance depending on the type of your network i e whether you have a wired LAN or wireless WLAN network If in the Network Configuration Menu the entry Network...

Page 51: ...string and an IP address At these points an IP address should be entered like a string with separating dots as special characters In this case an automatic check for valid address ranges 0 255 is not...

Page 52: ...ed as special characters The parameters illustrated above are only typical values Addresses and settings may require different values for your network Menu Point Description MAC The MAC address is a h...

Page 53: ...hing for and Selecting the Network First select the menu point Scan for WLANS and activate it by pressing the button A list of the WLANs found is displayed on the screen Use the buttons to select the...

Page 54: ...1000 E to call up the Configuration menu then select the FD 100 pairing menu point using the button To confirm the pairing process of the FD 100 press the button until the menu entry changes to waitin...

Page 55: ...n 0 5 Watt If you intend not to use the device for a long period it should be disconnected from the mains socket i e the mains plug should be withdrawn from the wall socket Automatic power down Energy...

Page 56: ...bles Cause 3 Overloading due to poor earth contact Remedy Disconnect input cable and wait to see if the amplifier switches back on again if so check the input lead and replace if necessary Unit switch...

Page 57: ...the tuner As a test try using the system with a trailing antenna If you can now receive stations reasonably well we recommend that you call out an expert antenna technician to check your antenna syst...

Page 58: ...Network configuration Transmission interruptions occur when listening to internet radio stations Cause 1 The capacity of the internet radio station s server is at it s limit Remedy Choose a different...

Page 59: ...reception quality Signal field strength is determined primarily by the following factors 1 Distance from radio transmitter 2 Obstacles mountains etc between transmitter and receiver 3 Transmitter out...

Page 60: ...e The R 1000 E can play back CD singles Please insert these discs into the depression at the center of the disc tray Standby The R 1000 E can be switched on from the Standby state from the remote cont...

Page 61: ...dress house number to the components in the local network This number must not be present more than once in the local network The Device IP mask should always be assigned the address 255 255 255 0 DNS...

Page 62: ...udio video data and makes it available to other devices the Streaming Clients Many UPnP AV servers also offer functions such as cataloguing and easy identification of media content using criteria such...

Page 63: ...guration menu by pressing the button on the front panel Use the buttons to select the Device info menu item and confirm your selection by pressing the button Select the Update menu point with the butt...

Page 64: ...rs it is possible to use active speakers which are connected to the pre amplifier output External output stages can also be connected to the pre amplifier output The volume control for the pre amplifi...

Page 65: ...ernet is needed For questions regarding setting up your network and internet connection please ask your system administrator or any network specialist 1 Musik Server with UPnP AV server software insta...

Page 66: ...32 192 kHz 16 24 Bit MP3 up to 320 kBit constant and variable bitrate Standards DLNA UPnP MS DRM 10 Designed to play Plays for sure guidelines Interfaces LAN Fast Ethernet 10 100 Base T WLAN 802 11 b...

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