Cyrus Streamline series
User Instructions
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Setup - Input names
When the Streamline leaves the factory, the default input names are set
to correspond to the rear panel connections, for example Input 1 will
display as- Input 1.
If you prefer, the name of any AUX input (including USB) may be changed
to a choice from the following list-
CD, DAB, Satellite, Cable, iPod, MP3, DVD, BluRay, CD1, DVD1, SACD,
AV, PVR, Games Console, PC, Laptop, MAC, Special, Keyboard, Aux , AV
Direct*.
*Setting the AV Direct input name will fix the volume control to -6dB
when this input is selected, enabling the Streamline to emulate a power
amplifier for AV systems etc. Only select this input name if you fully
understand the use of a Streamline to emulate a power amplifier.
You can also select ‘No Source (Off)’. Use this option if an input has no
source connected and it will be removed from the list of available inputs.
To change the names of the inputs, we recommend making a list of each
input number with your preferred name from the choices above before
setting the names.
Select the Input Names option from the Setup menu.
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The current input names will be listed.
Select the input name that you want to change.
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You can now browse the list of available names.
Select the new name for this input.
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Select ‘No source (off)’ to remove this input from the input list.
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The input will be renamed.
You can continue to rename other inputs if required.
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NOTE: Aux inputs that have been removed from the list can be re-instated
by naming them or by selecting the input number from the list.
Setup - Used as a source (Setting the MC-Bus response)
Select the ‘Used as a source’ option to change the MC-Bus response.
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Two options will be displayed for a Streamline or Stream XP - ‘Used as an
amplifier’ and ‘Used as a source’. The Stream X has no amplifier so the
menu will skip this step to choose an input name.
If a Streamline/Stream XP is connected as the preamplifier in your
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system, select the option ‘Used as an amplifier’.
‘Amplifier mode enabled’ will be displayed.
If a Streamline/Stream XP is connected as a digital or analogue source
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of a Cyrus audio amplifier, select the option ‘Used as a source’.
You now have the option to select the amplifier input that the Streamline
is connected to.
Choose from CD, Tuner or AV.
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When this selection has been made, the volume, balance controls and
headphone connection of the Streamline are disabled, and the Streamline
will switch on when the chosen input is selected at the amplifier.
Setup - Balance
You can adjust the left/right channel balance with this option.
Select the Balance option from the Setup menu.
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A balance setting scale is displayed.
Turn the Volume/select control to change the balance setting in +
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or - 1dB steps.
The final step will set the balance completely to left or right.
NOTE: When setting balance from an n-remote, press the
button to
move the balance right and the
button to move the balance left.
Setup - Factory Reset
The factory reset option will reset all settings to ‘factory original’.
NOTE: All settings will be reset including network settings, input names,
etc. A paired n-remote will not be unpaired after a reset.
Select the Factory reset option from the Setup menu.
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A confirmation prompt is displayed.
Choose ‘Yes’ if you want to proceed with a reset.
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All stored settings will be erased when the unit is next set to Standby.
Streamline Setup menu
The Setup menu enables you to change settings of your Streamline to
best match your system and listening preferences.
To reach the setup menu
Press and hold the
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key to return to the Main Menu.
Select the Setup option from the Main Menu.
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The setup menu will open and the sub-options will be displayed.
Setup - Network Settings
The factory default network settings of the Streamline (DHCP enabled)
should be compatible with most modern cabled or wireless networks.
It should not therefore be necessary to change the network settings of a
Streamline unit, unless you know that your network has been configured
to require Manual IP addresses.
If this is the case, you should only proceed to change the network settings
if you fully understand Manual IP address assignment, and know a free
IP address that can be allocated to the Streamline. Assigning an existing
IP address to the Streamline may cause conflicts with other network
devices.
NOTE: These settings can only be changed from the front panel controls.
Select the Network Settings option from the Setup menu.
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The Network Menu will be displayed.
Select the DHCP Settings option from the Network Settings menu.
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The DHCP menu will be displayed.
Select the ‘Off’ option to change to manual IP assignment.
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Enter the IP address in the format nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn using the keys
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listed to follow.
Press the
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key repeatedly to switch character set entry
between
Numeric entry
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Lower case alphabet
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Upper case alphabet
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Punctuation and other symbols
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OK (select this option when you have finished entering the IP
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address).
Space.
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Delete (select this option to delete the last character you entered).
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Turn the Volume/select control to change the character displayed.
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Press the Volume/select control to add each character to the address
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displayed.
When you have completed entry of the IP address, select the ‘OK’
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option from the list above.
The display will now prompt for a Subnet Mask.
Follow the same procedure to enter the Subnet Mask in the same
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format.
The display will now prompt for a Gateway address.
Follow the same procedure to enter the Gateway address in the same
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format.
The display will now prompt for a DNS1 address.
Follow the same procedure to enter the DNS1 address in the same
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format.
The display will now prompt for a DNS2 address.
If you want to enter a DNS2 address, follow the same procedure to
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enter the DNS2 address in the same format.
If you don’t want to enter a DNS2 address, select ‘OK’ to bypass this
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setting.
Once the last entry is completed, the Streamline will re-start and join the
network using these settings.
NOTE: If a Streamline set to Manual IP is connected to a different network
these settings must be changed, or DHCP re-enabled, depending on the
network requirements.
