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Quick Start Guide 8
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Quick Start Guide
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Owner’s Reference
PerfectWave Transport
The unit will automatically dim to adjust to light levels in the room. The display can be turned
off by pressing the button labeled “DIM” located at bottom right of the remote. Once you press
the DIM command on the remote, the unit is in DIM mode. The display will go black after a few
seconds and nothing will appear. If you press any button on the remote control, or if you touch
the screen, the display will light up again. To turn this feature off, press the "ON" button at the
top of the remote.
These units operate from sophisticated
software that is built in to the device, but
upgradable by the user through the rear
panel mounted SD card. To check for the
current firmware version, or the unit’s ID (for
registration), follow these steps. First, turn
off the rear panel power switch. Wait for 10
seconds, turn the rear panel switch back on.
As soon as the touch screen displays the
“Initializing” screen, touch and hold the PS
logo in the middle of the initializing screen until
the version screen appears.
As of the release date of the PWT, only those DVDs recorded with WAV files can be played. WAV
files of up to 24 bit 192kHz can be played without a problem. The DVD must have been recorded
using the UDF 2.0 system. Reference Recording uses this UDF 2.0 system as their default as do
many others. If you are making your own compilations in a program such as Nero, be sure and
set the burn method to UDF 2.0. MAC computers default to UDF 2.0.
If you are having any problems with reading a DVD, make sure that all the audio files have been
placed in the DVD root directory and are not contained in a folder. The same applies if you are
burning a DVD for playback. Do not place a folder on the DVD as the PWT cannot open a folder.
Simply drag the actual audio files right into the DVD or CD and they will play fine.
You can only play WAV files. 192kHz, 24 bit is the current limit.
The PWT does need some care and is appreciative of being fed proper AC power. A Power Plant
Premier is recommended for this task.
Should minor scratches occur, simply purchase any type of high quality automotive scratch
removal polish such as Kit’s Scratch Out or McGuire’s products. Car finish polish and wax can
both be used on this surface for a beautiful luster.
The top cover is a beautiful piano black painted surface over MDF (wood).
The front panel touch screen can be cleaned with Windex or similar spray on glass cleaners.
To clean, spray the cleaner on a soft lint free towel and carefully clean. Do not spray cleaner
directly on the unit
Dimming the
Display
Checking the
Version Number
of the Firmware
DVD Compatibility
Power
Cleaning
