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Adjusting the volume

You can adjust the volume of the analog audio outputs with this unit. 
This  is  convenient  when  connecting  the  unit  directly  to  a  power 
amplifier without a pre-amplifier.

Set the attenuator to ON (see p.26).

 

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Press the remote control button to increase the volume, 
and the - button to decrease it. The volume can be adjusted in  
1 dB steps (-99 dB to 0 dB). 

Muting the output

Press the remote control MUTING button to temporarily mute the 
sound. Press again to restore the previous volume setting.
This can only be used when the attenuator function is set to ON 

 

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(see p.26). 

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 CAUTION

The volume setting is retained even when the power is turned 
off. Always minimize the volume of this unit before turning on 
a connected power amplifier. 
Never connect this unit directly to a power amplifier when the 
attenuator is set to OFF. Doing so could cause the output of 
sudden loud sounds resulting in harm to hearing and speaker 
damage. 

Troubleshooting (1)

If you experience a problem with the unit, please take a moment to 
review the following information before requesting service. Moreover, 
the  problem  might  be  caused  by  something  other  than  this  unit. 
Confirm that connected devices are also being used correctly.

General

The power does not turn on. 

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 Insert the power plug into an outlet. 

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 Check the connection of the power cord to this unit. 

Remote control does not work. 

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 Turn the main unit power on (see p.16).

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 If  the  batteries  are  exhausted,  replace  both  of  them  with  new 

ones (see p.9).

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 The remote control will not work if there is an obstacle between it 

and the main unit. Point the remote control toward the main unit 
and use it within 7 m of the front  panel (see p.9).

A television or other device is operating improperly. 

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 Some televisions with remote control functions might be made 

to operate improperly by this unit's remote control. 

Cannot play back a CD or Super Audio CD. 

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 Press the MODE button repeatedly to select “CD/SACD” (see p.21).

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 Load the disc correctly. If the disc is turned over, reload it with its 

labeled side up. 

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 If the disc is dirty, wipe it clean (see p.8).

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 If there is condensation inside the unit, turn the power on and 

leave it alone for one or two hours (see p.7).

Unit does not respond to button presses. 

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 The unit cannot always respond to multiple button presses in a 

short amount of time. Wait a moment for the unit to complete 
the operation after pressing a button. 

There is noise. 

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 Place the unit is far away as possible from televisions and other 

devices with strong magnetism.

No sound from speakers or sound is distorted. 

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 Check the connections with the amplifier and speakers (see p.10).

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 Adjust the volume of the amplifier and other devices. 

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 If the disc is dirty, wipe it clean (see p.8). 

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 Super Audio CD digital audio cannot be output from the digital 

audio output connectors. 

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 No  sound  is  output  when  playback  is  paused.  Press  the  PLAY 

button to resume playback. 

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 Check the analog audio output setting (see p.27).

Digital  recording  is  not  possible  on  connected  external 
equipment.

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 You cannot record the digital audio signal as is from a disc that 

has copy-protection.

Noticeable  difference  in  volume  between  CDs  and  Super 
Audio CDs.

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 You might notice volume differences between ordinary CDs and 

Super Audio CDs. This is the result of differences between their 
data recording methods, mastering and authoring. 

Summary of Contents for Esoteric K-05

Page 1: ...D01163220A K 05 Super Audio CD CD Player OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...num rique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB 003 du Canada For U S A This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the F...

Page 4: ...walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with...

Page 5: ...e you purchased the equipment Disposal of batteries and or accumulators a Waste batteries and or accumulators should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via collection facilities...

Page 6: ...ner s manual this document x 1 Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference o o Warranty card x 1 What s in the box 6 Before use 7 Discs 7 Remote control unit 9 Making connections 10 Names an...

Page 7: ...mpossible If this occurs or as a preventative measure leave the unit turned on for one or two hours This will allow the unit to adjust to the temperature of its surroundings Discs 1 Discs that can be...

Page 8: ...nd lift the disc out holding it carefully by the edges How to remove the disc How to hold the disc Storage precautions Discs should be returned to their cases after use to avoid dust and o o scratches...

Page 9: ...might not function If the remote control unit is operated near other devices that o o generate infrared rays or if other remote controls that use infrared rays are operated near the unit this unit mig...

Page 10: ...outputs clock G 0Rb G 03X etc WORD SYNC OUT DIGITAL IN COAXIAL Amplifier or digital recording device CD recorder MD deck etc Amplifier or digital recording device CD recorder MD deck etc DIGITAL IN O...

Page 11: ...onnector of the amplifier and its L connector to the L connector of the amplifier Analog audio output can be set to either the RCA or XLR o o connectors the XLR polarity can be set for pin 2 or 3 HOT...

Page 12: ...ay Load a disc for playback here see p 16 F Display This shows playback time track number and other information see p 13 C D E J K F G B H I A G Tray OPEN CLOSE button Press to open and close the disc...

Page 13: ...ayback see p 19 c SETUP indicator This appears when in setting mode see p 24 a b c d e f d Message display area This shows the playback time and a variety of messages e DOWN MIX indicator When playing...

Page 14: ...E A T G H I K J L M N O P R U B Q S When the main unit and the remote control both have buttons with the same functions this manual explains how to use the button on the main unit The corresponding r...

Page 15: ...E button J Press to pause playback see p 17 U MUTING button When the attenuator function has been turned on in setting mode use to temporarily mute the output see p 29 Use to mute an Esoteric amplifie...

Page 16: ...display see p 13 5 Press the PLAY button Playback will start During playback the PLAY indicator will light blue 1 3 5 4 2 1 Turn the power on The ring around the POWER button lights blue 2 Press the...

Page 17: ...tray and press it again to close the tray If you press the OPEN CLOSE button during disc playback several o o seconds will pass before the tray opens Changing the play area Some Super Audio CDs have...

Page 18: ...to select and play tracks During playback or when stopped press the number buttons to select a track and start its playback Examples Track 7 Track 23 Searching forward backward scanning During playba...

Page 19: ...ables repeat playback o o You can program up to 30 tracks in the order that you want to listen to them 1 Press the AUDIO button when stopped or during playback If a track is playing it will become the...

Page 20: ...gain to add another track Adding a track to the end of the program When stopped or during playback use the number buttons to select the number of the track that you want to add Clearing the contents o...

Page 21: ...in OPT in USB in To do this using the remote control press the INPUT button when stopped COAX in Coaxial digital input OPT in Optical digital input CD SACD USB in USB input for use with a computer Wh...

Page 22: ...driver The first time that you connect this unit with a computer the o o computer will automatically detect this unit s USB port and install the driver Follow the instructions from the operating syste...

Page 23: ...not control this unit nor can this unit control o o the computer This unit cannot send audio files to the computer by USB o o Do not do any of the following when playing back an audio file o o via USB...

Page 24: ...operation status some items might not o o appear Setting mode will end automatically if nothing is done for 10 o o seconds and the CD status message will reappear When the menu is open if you press a...

Page 25: ...gital filter is used by the D A converter Using this setting high frequency harmonic components will be o o output If noise occurs because of cross modulation from high frequency harmonic components f...

Page 26: ...built in PLL circuit follows the input digital audio signal and generates master clock Operation in response to a wide range of input clock frequencies is possible PLL2 The PLL circuit follows the inp...

Page 27: ...to HS_2 set the o o unit to HS_1 instead Analog output setting Display A_OUT RCA Analog audio signals are output through the RCA jacks XLR2 Analog audio signals are output through the XLR connectors w...

Page 28: ...verter mode after input has been locked for at least 60minutes the display automatically turns off OFF The display never turns off automatically If the display is left ON with the same indication for...

Page 29: ...the main unit Point the remote control toward the main unit and use it within 7 m of the front panel see p 9 A television or other device is operating improperly e Some televisions with remote control...

Page 30: ...t Windows Vista 32 64 bit Windows 7 32 64 bit Mac OS X 10 6 4 or later Operation with other operating systems cannot be guaranteed Noise occurs e Starting other applications during playback of a music...

Page 31: ...supply Europe Hong Kong model AC 230 V 50 Hz U S A Canada model AC 120 V 60 Hz Korea model AC 220 V 60 Hz Power consumption 13 W External dimensions W x H x D 445 x 131 x 358 mm 17 1 2 x 5 1 8 x 14 1...

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