T+A PSD 3100 HV, Руководство пользователя

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Operating buttons
Calls up the Favourites list
Brief touch: Switches the display view from list navigation to the current
played music track. /
switches the CD- / Radio - Text on and off.
Long touch: Switches between different screen displays
Opens the ‘System Configuration’ menu
(for further details see the chapter entitled
SETTINGS )
Starts playback
Halts current playback (pause)
Resumes playback after a pause
Ends playback
During menu operation: A brief press takes you back (higher) by one menu level or
aborts the current input process; the change is then abandoned.
A brief press switches the outputs (XLR and RCA) on and off (MUTING function).
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The outputs can also be switched automatically alternating with the headphone jack.
In automatic mode, the button is not visible when the headphones are connected.
See chapter ‚SETTINGS‘.
This button is used to switch the headphone output on and off.
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The headphone jack can also be switched automatically alternating with the
preamplifier outputs. In this case, the button is only visible when headphones are
connected. See chapter SETTINGS.
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Headphones
PHONES Balanced Pentaconn jack socket 4.4 mm for stereo headphones with an
impedance of at least 16 Ohms .
A high quality adapter is available in the T+A accessories range for
connecting headphones with a standard 6.3 mm jack socket.
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USB front socket
USB IN Socket for a USB memory stick or an external hard disc.
The storage medium can be formatted with the FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, ext2, ext3 or ext4
file system.
The USB storage medium can be powered via the USB socket provided that its current
drain meets the USB norm (< 500 mA). Normalised 2.5” USB hard discs can be con-
nected directly to this socket, i.e. they require no mains PSU.
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Remote control receiver
When using the remote control system please point the F3100 handset in the
direction of the receiver.
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Display
The graphic screen of the PSD 3100 HV 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 varies according to the capabilities and
facilities of the service or medium to which you are currently listening.
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