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Analog inputs

AUX 1, AUX 2

Stereo Jack 3.5mm (front panel)

Phono (MM):

• Input impedance: 47kohm / 47pF

• Gain: 60dB

• Input voltage: 100mV

• THD: <0.1% (output 1K 1W)

• SNR: 70dB (output)

Analog outputs

Subwoofer (frequency: 20 - 300Hz)

Headphone output

Impedance: 32ohm

Output power: <10mW, 32ohm

Frequency response

30Hz - 20KHz (>-6dB)

Total Harmonic

Distortions

≤1% (1K, 1W)

Signal/Noise ratio

>50dB

AC power /

Power consumption

230V~50Hz

Power consumption: 75W

Power consumption ECO Standby Mode: <0.5W

Power consumption Normal Standby Mode: <4W

Operating (max): 315W

Charging

Via USB Port: max. 5.0V 1.0A

Dimensions (H x W x D)

11.9 x 43 x 35.3 cm

Weight

9.2 kg / pc.

Specifications

We reserve the right to change the technical data and the design of the product without

notice as a result of further development.

Summary of Contents for HTR-1500CD

Page 1: ...HTR 1500CD HYBRID STEREO CD RECEIVER Instruction Manual Edition 07 2023...

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Page 3: ...e of formats including high resolution lossless FLAC and APE and uncompressed WAV to get the most natural and detailed sound Streaming via free applications for instance 4STREAM WiiM Home available on...

Page 4: ...stem with a premium audiophile power cable in any time Cleaning Do not use strong or abrasive cleaners Use a damp soft cloth for cleaning Specifications and the latest instruction manual edition Full...

Page 5: ...8 Setting the Clock 19 INPUT selection 19 Sound Control 20 Headphone Connection 22 Dimmer 23 DAB Radio Operation 23 FM Radio Operation 24 CD Player Operation 26 Play from a USB Flash Drive 29 Play via...

Page 6: ...TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL WARNING THE UNIT MAY BECOME HOT ALWAYS PROVIDE ADEQUATE VENTILATION TO ALLOW FOR COOLING DO NOT PLACE THE UNIT NEAR A HEAT SOURCE OR IN SPACES THAT CAN RESTRICT VENTILAT...

Page 7: ...receptacles and the point where they exit from the product 12 Lighting For added protection for this product during a lighting storm or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time u...

Page 8: ...m metal objects which may cause a short circuit resulting in leakage or in extreme cases fire or even an explosion Remove dead batteries from equipment and all batteries from equipment when you know y...

Page 9: ...s toys games and other appliances may be easily swallowed by young children and this is dangerous Keep loose button cells away from young children Make sure appliance battery compartments are securely...

Page 10: ...tery and do not use the rechargeable batteries If the battery runs out remove the old battery and replace it with a new one within several minutes If the battery is placed incorrectly it can cause exp...

Page 11: ...tton ALB 14 Album Down Button ALB 15 Mute Button MUTE 16 Number Buttons 0 9 10 17 Open Close Button 18 OPTICAL 1 2 function Button 19 Bluetooth function Button 20 NETWORK function Button NETWORK 21 Mo...

Page 12: ...isplay 8 Headphone 6 5 mm 1 4 Output 9 AUDIO IN 3 5 mm 1 8 Stereo Input 10 USB Port 11 Play Pause Button 12 Stop Button 13 Previous Button Search Backward Button Tuning Backward Button 14 Next Button...

Page 13: ...peaker Connectors Right and Left Channel Output SPEAKERS OUT 24 Subwoofer RCA Output SUB OUT 25 Analog Stereo RCA Input PHONO MM 26 Digital Inputs OPTICAL 1 OPTICAL 2 27 Analog Stereo RCA Inputs AUX 1...

Page 14: ...eaker group speakers should be connected RED with RED amplifier connector BLACK with BLACK amplifier connector Please refer to your speaker instruction manual for more information 2 4 3 L 1 1 Tighten...

Page 15: ...d speakers etc RCA RCA interconnect RCA RCA interconnect Network streamer etc Digital optical cable TV Set etc Digital optical cable Digital to Analog Converter etc RJ45 Ethernet cable Internet Router...

Page 16: ...al reception may be unstable To avoid noises and distortions keep the antenna away from the other cables in the system Indoor DAB FM antenna Outdoor DAB FM antenna 15 Connecting to the Wired Network L...

Page 17: ...top etc choose the corresponding interconnect cables and connect the devices to the analog inputs AUDIO IN AUX 1 AUX 2 Check External audio equipment connection options for more details Connecting a T...

Page 18: ...RCA interconnect not supplied PHONO MM input Phono Ground Screw Phono output RCA sockets Turntable MM Phono ground Phono RCA RCA interconnect not supplied Ground cable not supplied SUB OUT output Subw...

Page 19: ...e Indicator will be illuminated Then the Display will be turned off The Clock will not be displayed Press the CLOCK button to display the Clock if set for a short period of time Normal Standby mode Af...

Page 20: ...ting the Clock Automatically When the CD Receiver is tuned in the DAB RDS station for the first time and when the Clock is not set the CD Receiver can synchronize with the time transmitted by the DAB...

Page 21: ...T this is a normal phenomenon Too high volume level may result in deterioration of sound quality and distortion which may damage the CD Receiver and or speakers this may void your warranty If you hear...

Page 22: ...ch off the selected sound control function and to restore the previous settings of the BASS TREBLE regulation BASS regulation You can adjust bass output of the CD Receiver in the range from 05 to 05 T...

Page 23: ...LOUDNESS function boosts low and high frequencies it is intended only to be used at low listening levels The function is controlled by the LOUDNESS button LOUDNESS ON LOUDNESS ON will be displayed To...

Page 24: ...hange the frequency until you find the station you want Preset Tuning available only after the stations are programmed Repeatedly press the 0 9 10 PRESET l l buttons to select the desired preset numbe...

Page 25: ...smits them on one frequency Clock Displays the current time provided automatically by the broadcaster Date Displays the current date provided automatically by the broadcaster DLS Dynamic Label Segment...

Page 26: ...or higher press the 10 button and one of the number buttons 0 9 If the preset number is 20 press the 10 button twice and 0 Program radio stations Automatically Press and hold the PROG button for 2 se...

Page 27: ...n or use another CD disc CD Playing 1 Rotate the INPUT knob on the front panel or press the button on the remote controller to select the DISC input DISC will be displayed 2 Press the button to open t...

Page 28: ...s the button twice to clear the programme PRG CLR will be displayed Repeat and shuffle play CD disc During playing ONE ALL Repeat Play and Shuffle Play can be set by pressing the MODE button First pre...

Page 29: ...e PROG button 001 P 01 will be displayed 3 Press the ALB buttons to select a folder 4 Press the l l buttons on the front panel or 0 9 l l buttons on the remote controller to select the desired file nu...

Page 30: ...r maybe not accurate To Skip or Search and Play Press the l l buttons on the front panel or l l buttons on the remote controller once or more to skip previous forward one or more files on the disc or...

Page 31: ...to select a folder and press the l l buttons on the front panel or l l buttons on the remote controller to select a file and then press the ll button to start playing Repeat and shuffle play ONE ALL...

Page 32: ...a USB Flash Drive contains unsupported files then it may obs truct the CD Receiver operation make sure to remove such files Charging a Mobile Device via USB To charge a mobile device use a USB cable a...

Page 33: ...e pairing mode BT slowly blinking press the PAIRING ll button on the remote controller for 2 seconds or longer to enter the pairing mode A voice prompt will be audible in speakers or headphones 3 Acti...

Page 34: ...th Operation and names of specific functions may vary on different devices Important Notes Bluetooth Connection 1 When you want to use another Bluetooth audio source than currently active you have to...

Page 35: ...he setup Computer not required for LAN Play from Network DEVICE NAME The CD Receiver network device name is HTR 1500CD where is 4 last hex digits of its unique MAC address The CD Receiver MAC address...

Page 36: ...ist out all devices available for setup select the CD Receiver you want to connect to 4 The Control Application will list out all networks available for connection select the one you want to connect t...

Page 37: ...gnal which may result in unstable or no connection Make sure that the Internet transfer speed is sufficient too slow transfer may cause interruptions in playback of some content II WIRED LAN CONNECTIO...

Page 38: ...the CD Receiver Note The playback from some streaming services or media libraries may not be con trolled by the CD Receiver To pause resume play press ll To skip to a track press l l on the front pane...

Page 39: ...re 4STREAM WiiM Home APPLICATION OPTIONS Note Settings and operation in this manual are shown based on the 4STREAM application Operation and user interface may vary depending on the mobile device mode...

Page 40: ...hen MAIN OPTION DEVICE Top bar Play Pause All Playback control for all devices Add Device Adding a new Device to the list When adding a new device follow the instructions for connecting to the Wireles...

Page 41: ...device you want to be the Master device A list of available devices will pop out and you can select the device you want to add as the Slave device Tap on Done to confirm The gray tick icon represents...

Page 42: ...SID firmware version and restore factory settings resets all connections data login data to streaming and Internet radio services restores the default name of the device etc etc EQ Equalizer function...

Page 43: ...off the playback Repeat All Random playback Skip backward forward Playlist and Add to Presets Content Play Pause playback Stop playback Previous Next track Repeat the song Track progress bar Informati...

Page 44: ...Only NAS drives with the DLNA feature are supported Some content may be protected which will prevent from playing it My library Preset Music service List of added Streaming and Internet Radio Services...

Page 45: ...eleased you will be notified by an arrow icon shown following the device name in the Control Application Tap on the icon to install the firmware It s recommended to update the firmware each time it is...

Page 46: ...l l on the remote controller or VOLUME Regulator l l on the front panel to select an input 3 Press the SLEEP TIMER button the hour indicator will blink 4 Repeat steps 2 3 to set the hour minute and a...

Page 47: ...produce significant amount of noise called noise floor or self noise which can be audible in speakers and headphones in one or both channels Devices equipped with vacuum tubes are more prone to vario...

Page 48: ...per or tape to the disc Cleaning Discs Fingerprints and dust on the disc cause picture and sound deterioration Wipe the disc from the centre outwards with a soft cloth Always keep the disc clean If yo...

Page 49: ...he Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC Third party applications and software recommended in this manual are provided for your convenience only and should be used at your own risk TAGA Harmon...

Page 50: ...ontrol applications and software Available on the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store 4STREAM WiiM Home For computers Foobar2000 and other programs supporting DLNA and UPnP Compatible CD formats...

Page 51: ...se 30Hz 20KHz 6dB Total Harmonic Distortions 1 1K 1W Signal Noise ratio 50dB AC power Power consumption 230V 50Hz Power consumption 75W Power consumption ECO Standby Mode 0 5W Power consumption Normal...

Page 52: ...is symbol on the battery or on the packaging indicates that the battery provided with this product shall not be treated as household waste On certain batteries this symbol might be used in combination...

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