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designed to make installing and

us1ng

this product as

easy as possible. Information in this document has been carefully

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of

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Contents

Introdu

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Important

safety

instructions

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Limited

wa

rr

anty

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Compatible

disc

types

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Rear

pane

l

connections

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Front

panel

controls

and

display

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Remot

e

control

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10

Connecting

to

the

lnternet

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11

Audio

connections

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12

Ana

l

ogue

video

connections

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13

HDMI

connections

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13

Setting

up

the

player

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Accessing

the

Easy

Setup

Wizard

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15

Choose

the

primary

video

output

.........................................................

15

Select

the

best

output

reso

l

ution

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15

Determine

the

disp

l

ay

aspect

ration

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Select

the

audio

setting

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Operati

ng

in

st

ructions

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P

ictu

re-m-Pi

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and

Secondary

Audio

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18

BD

-

Live

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Output

resolut

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19

TV

system

selection

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19

Other

media

playback

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20

Connecting

a

USB

or

an e-

Sata

Drive

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20

Us

i

ng

the

Setup

Menu

Sys

t

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22

Playback

Setup

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23

Vi

deo

Setup

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24

Aud

io

Format

Setup

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Audio

signal

reference

chart

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28

Recommended

audio

format

options

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29

..29

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Audio

Pr

ocessing

setup

Speaker

Con

figur

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Other

Audio

Pro

cessi

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Settings

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Device

Setup

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31

Network

Setup

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Appendix-

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Techn

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specifications

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Troub

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Introduction

Thank

you

for purchasingthisCambridgeAudioAzur Blu-rayPlayer.

Uke

all Cambridge Audio products, our Blu-ray players adhere

to

our three

core principles -

stunning

performance, ease

of

use and Incredible

value.

The 651BD/751BDbothfeatures almostuniversal disc compatibilityand

can play back

CD,

HDCD,

DVD-Video,

DVD-Audio

,SuperAudio

CD

and

Btu-

Ray

discs includingthosewith

3D

content.

24

/192kHzDigital toAnalogue

converters and

our

usual careful audio design ensure

that

the

651BD/751BD can reproduce the dynamics and scale required

for

modern movie soundtracks whilst also being able

to

reproduce a

genuinely musical performancewith eitherstereo or multi-channel music

discs.

Afull range

of

HDMI, digital and analogue outputsare fitted. These allow

the connection

of

suitably equipped

TVs

and

AV

receivers.

Twin

HDMI

outputs allow two screens

or

a screen and a projector

to

be

connected

at

the sametime. Both arefullycompatible with the

HDMI

1.4

standard for

3D

TV

and deepcoloursupport.

The primary

output

also features a Marvell

QDEO

scaler with motion

adaptive noise reduction and a host

of

technologies

to

further improve

the picture qualityforthis output.

An

Ethernet connection is provided

for

BD

live

and other interactive

features via the internet. Additionally the 751BD is supplied with a

USB

Wi-Fi

dongle.

The latest surround-sound formats are supported including decoding

of

Dolby

True

HD,

Dolby Digital

Plus,

DTS-HD

MasterAudio and

DTS-HD

High

Resolution Audio in Stereo, 5.1

or

7.1 variants. In particular support for

the

true lossless Dolby True

HD

and

DTS

HD

Master Audio formats

provides unprecedented audio fidelity from Blu-ray discs.

The

651BD/751BD is also capable

of

outputtingall

of

these formats as

bitstreams over HDMI for decodingin a suitable

AV

Receiver.

Both models use

24

/192kHzDigital

to

Analogue converters. The 651BD

features a Cirrus Logic CS4382A 8 Channel multi-dac

to

create its 7.1

analogoutput (which can be set to Stereo mode also).

The 751BD instead uses five WM8740 stereo

DACs

from Wolfson

Microelectronics and features both a permanent 7.1 and a separate

Stereooutput.

For

the 751BDall analogoutputs are also up-sampled via

an Analog Devices

DSP

runningour proprietaryQ5 Upsamplingand

jitter

suppression algorithm from

An

agram Technologies

to

24

bits and

192kHz.

Both modelsfeature an environmentallyfriendly low power(1W) standby

circuit.

All this proprietary engineering is housed within our low resonance,

acoustically damped chassis.

An

Azur Navigator remote control is also

provided, giving full remote control

of

your Blu-

ray

player and

if

required

a Cambridge Audio amplifier or

AV

receiver in an attractive and easy

to

use handset.

Remember your 651BD/751BD can only be as good as the system

it

is

connected to. Please do notcompromise on your

AV

receiver or speaker

package and always use good quality video and audio cabling. Naturally

we particularly recommend

AV

receivers such as those from

the

Cambridge Audio Azur range, which has been designed

to

the same

exacting standards asthisproduct.

Your

dealercan also supplyexcellent

qualityCambridge Audio interconnectsto ensureyoursystem realises its

full potential.

Thank

you

for taking the time to

re

ad this manual; we recommend you

keep

it

for future reference.

Matthew Bramble

Cambridge Audio Technical Director

and the 651BD/751BD design team

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Cambridge

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Important safety instructions

For

your own safety please read the following important safety

instructions carefully before attempting

to

connectthis unittothe mains

pow

er

supply.

They

will also enableyou

to

getthe best performancefrom

and prolongthe life

of

the unit:

1.

Read

these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3.

Heed

all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5.

Do

not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with a dry cloth.

7.

Do

not block

any

ventilation openings. Install

in

accordance with the

manufacturer's instructions.

8.

Do

notinstall near

any

heatsources such as radiators, heat registers,

stoves,

or

other apparatus (including amplifiers)

that

produce heat.

9.

Do

not defeat the safety purpose

of

the polarized

or

grounding-type

plug.A polarized plug hastwo blades with one widerthan the other.

Agrounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong.

The

wide blade orthe third prong are provided for your safety.

If

the

provided plug does not

fit

into your outlet. consult an electrician for

replacement

of

the obsolete outlet.

10. Protectthe power cord from being walked

on

or

pinched, particularly

at

plugs, convenience receptacles and the pointwhere they e

xi

t from

the apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specified

by

the manufacturer.

12

.

Use

with only the

ca

rt

, stand, tripod, bracket,

or

table

<I

specified

by

the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus.

When

a cart is used, use caution when moving the

cart;

apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms

or

when unused for

long periods

of

time.

14. Referall servicingto qualified service personnel. Servicingis required

when the apparatus has been damaged in any

way,

such as the

power-supply cord or plug having been damaged, liquid has been

spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has

been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has

been dropped.

This product utilises a Laser.

Use

of

controls or

adjustments

or

performance

of

proceduresotherthan

those specified herein

may

result in hazardous

radiation exposure.

Do

not open covers and do not

repair yourself. Refer servicingto qualified personnel.

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This label is located

on

the laser protective housing inside the product.

WARNING

-

To

reduce the risk of fire

or

electric shock, do not expose this unit to

rain or moisture.

-Batteries (battery pack

or

batteries Installed) shall not be exposed to

excessive heatsuch as sunshine, fire or the like.

The

unitmust be installed in a mannerthat makes disconnection ofthe

mains plug from the mains socket outlet (or appliance connector from

the rear

of

the unit) possible.

Wh

ere the mains plug is used as the

disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.

Only

use the mains cord supplied with this unit.

Please ensure there is ample v

ent

il

at

ion (at le

ast

10cm clearance all

round).

Do

not put any objects

on

top

of

this unit.

Do

not situate

it

on

a

rug orother so

ft

surface and do not obstruct

any

airinletsor outlet grilles.

Do

not cover

the

ventilation grilles with

it

ems such as newspapers,

tablecloths, c

urt

ains, etc.

This unitmu

st

notbe used near water

or

ex

posed to drippingorspl

as

hing

waterorotherliquids.

No

objectsfilled with liquid, such as vases, shall be

pla

ced

on

the unit.

4

The lightning flash with the arrowhead symbol within an equilateral

triangle is intended

to

alert

the user

to

the presence

of

un-insulated

'dangerous voltage' within the product's enclosure

that

may be

of

sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk

of

electric shock

to

persons.

The

exclamation point within

an

equilateral triangle is intended to alert

the

user to the presence

of

'important operating and maintenance

instructions in theservice literature relevant to this appliance.

lei

The symbol on this product indicates

that

it

is of

CLASS

11

(double insulated) construction.

WEEEsymbol

The

crossed-out wheeled bin is the European Union symbol for

indicating separate collection for electrical and electronic

-equipment. This product contains electrical and electronic

equipmentwhich should be reused, recycled

or

recovered and

should notbe disposed

of

with unsorted regularwaste. Please return the

unit

or

contact the authorised dealer from whom

you

purchased

this

productfor more information.

CE

mark

(€

This product complies with European Low Voltage

(2006/95/EC), Electromagnetic Compatibility(2004/108/EC)

and Environmentally-friendly design

of

Energy-related Products

(2009/125/EC)

Directives when used and installed according

to

this

instruction manual. For continued compliance only Cambridge Audio

accessories should be used w

it

h

this

product and servicing must be

referred to qualified service personnel.

c

C-lick

mark

This productmeetsthe Australian CommunicationsAuthority's

Radio communications and

EMC

requirements.

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Gost-R

Mark

.......

This product meets Russian electronic safety approvals.

Ventilation

IMPORTANT- The unitwill become hotwhen in use.

Do

not

stackmultiple

units

on

top

of

each other.

Do

not

place in

an

enclosed area such as a

bookcase or in a cabinet withoutsufficient ventilation.

Ensure

that

small objects do

not

fall through any ventilation grille.

If

this

happens, switch

off

immediately, disconnect from

the

mains supply and

contactyour dealerfor advice.

Positioning

Choose

the

installation location carefully. Avoid placing

it

in directsunlight

or close

to

a source

of

heat. No naked flame sources, such

as

lighted

candles, should be placed

on

the

unit. Also avoid locations

subject

to

vibration and excessive dust, cold ormoisture. The

unit

can be used in a

moderate climate.

This unit

must

be installed on a sturdy, level surface. Do

not

place in a

sealed area such asa bookcase orin a cabinet. Do

not

place

the

unit

on

an unstable surface

or

shelf. The

unit

may fall, causingserious injury

to

a child or

adult

as well as serious damage

to

the

product. Do

not

place

other equipmenton

top

of

the

unit.

Due

to

stray magneticfields, turntables

or

CRT

TVs

should

not

be located

nearby due

to

possible interference.

Electronic audiocomponents have a running in period

of

around a week

(if

used several hours per day). This will allow

the

new components

to

settle down and

the

sonic properties will improve over this time.

Power sources

The

unit

should be operated onlyfrom the type

of

power source indicated

on

the

marking label.

If

you are

not

sure

of

the

type

of

power-supply

to

your home, consult your product dealeror local power company.

This

unit

can be

left

in Standby mode when

not

in use and will draw <1W

in

this

state.

To

turn

the

unit

off, unplug

it

from

the

mainssocket.

Overloading

Do

not

overload wall outletsorextension cords asthis can result in a risk

of

fire

or

electric shock.

Ove

rloaded

AC

outlets, extension cords, frayed

power cords, damaged

or

cracked wire insulation and broken plugs are

dangerous. They may result in a shock

or

fire hazard.

Be sure

to

inserteach powercord securely.

To

prevent hum and noise, do

not

bundle

the

interconnectleads with

the

power cord

or

speaker leads.

Cleaning

To

clean

the

unit, wipe its case with a dry,

lint

-free cloth.

Do

not

use any

cleaningfluidscontainingalcohol, ammonia

or

abrasives.

Do

notspray an

aerosol

at

or near

the

unit.

Battery disposal

Please dispose

of

any discharged batteries according

to

local

environmental/electronic waste disposal guidelines.

Connections

Before making any connections, make sure all power is turned

off

and

only use

suit

able interconnects.

Servicing

These units are

not

user serviceable. Never

attempt

to

repair,

disassemble

or

reconstruct

the

unit

if

there

seems

to

be a problem.

A serious electric

shock

could result

if

this

precautionary measure is

ignored. In

the

event

of

a problem orfailure, please contact your dealer.

azur

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Wi-Fi information

FCC

Statement

DECLARATION

OF

CONFORMITY

WITH

FCC

RULES

FOR

ELECTROMAGNETIC

COMPATIBILITY

We,

Cambridge

Audio,

ofGallery Court,

Hankey

Place,

London SE14BB,

declare under our sole responsibilitythatthis device,

azur 651j751BD with

Wi-Fi

dongle

to which this declaration relates, complies with Part

15

ofthe

FCC

Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)this

device

may

not cause harmful interference, and (2)this device must

accept

any

interference received, including interference that

may

cause

undesired operati

on.

Caution:

Exposure

to

Radio

Frequency

Radiation.

The device shall be used in such a manner

that

the

potential for human

contact duringnormal operation is minimized.

When connecting an external antenna

to

the

device,

the

antenna shall

be placed in such a manner

to

minimize

the

potential for human contact

during

normal operation. This

transmitter

must

not

be co-located

or

operating in conjunction with anyother antenna

or

transmitter.

Federal Communications Commission Notice

This equipment has been tested and found

to

comply with

the

limits for

a Class B digital device, pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules. These limits

are designed

to

provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation.

This equipmentgenerates, uses, andcan radiate radio frequency energy,

and

if

not

installed and used in accordance with

the

instructions, may

cause harmful interference

to

radio communications. However, there is

no guarantee

that

interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If

this

equipment does cause harmful interference

to

radio ortelevision

reception, which can be determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

andon,

the

useris encouraged

to

try

and correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following measures:

• Reorient or relocate

the

receivingantenna.

• Increase

the

distance between the equipmentand

the

receiver.

• Connect

the

equipment

to

an outleton a circuit

diff

erent from

that

to

which

the

receiver is connected.

• Consult

the

dealeror an experienced radio/

TV

technician

for

help.

FCC

Caution:

Any

changes

or

modifications

not

expresslyapproved by

the

party responsible

for

compliance could void

the

user's authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

FCC

Radiation

Exposure

Statement

This equipmentcomplies with

FCC

radiation exposure limits

set

forth

for

an

uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and

operated with a minimum distance

of

20cm

between

the

radiator and

your body.

This transmitter

must

not

be co-located or operatingin conjunction with

any other antenna ortransmitter.

2.4GHz operation

of

this

product in

the

USA

is firmware-limited

to

channels 1 through

11

.

Modifications

The

FCC

requires

the

user

to

benotified

that

anychanges

or

modifications

to

this

device

that

are

not

expresslyapproved by Cambridge Audio, may

void

the

user's authority

to

operate the equipment.

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Audio

Wi-Fi

information

Canada-Industry

Canada

(IC)

The wireless radio

of

this device complies with

RSS

210

Industry Canada.

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Operation

is

subject to the following two conditions:

1)this device may not cause interference, and

2) this device must accept any interference, including interference

that

may cause undesired operation

of

the

device.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

IC

Radiation Exposure Statement:

This equipment complies with Canada radiation exposure limitssetforth

for uncontrolled environments. This equipment should be installed and

operated with a minimum distance

of

20cm between the radiator and

your

body.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with

any other antenna or transmitter.

Cet appareil numerique de

Ia

classe Bconforme a

Ia

norme NMB-003 du

Canada.

Europe-European

Union

Notice

Radio products with

the

CE

0889

or

CE

alert marking comply with the

R&

TIE Directive

(1995/5/EC)

issued

by

the Commission

of

the European

Community.

Compliance with this directive implies conformity

to

the following

European Norms.

•

EN

60950-1

-Product Safety.

•

EN

300 328

-Technical requirement for radio equipment.

•

EN

301489

-General

EMC

requirements for radio equipment.

To

determinethe type oftransmitter, check the identification label

on

your

Cambridge Audio product.

Products with

the

CE

marking comply with European

Low

Voltage

(2006/95/EC),

Electromagnetic Compatibility

(2004/108/EC)

and

Environmentally-friendly design

of

Energy-related Products

(2009/125/EC)

Directives issued

by

the

Commission

of

the European

Community. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the

following European Norms.

•

EN

55022

-Electromagnetic Interference.

•

EN

55024-

Electromagnetic Immunity.

•

EN

61000-3-2 -Power Line Harmonics.

•

EN

61000-3-3 -Power Line Flicker.

•

EN

60950-1

-Product Safety Products

that

contain

the

radio

transmitter are labeled with

CE

0889

or

CE

alert markingand may also

carry

the

CE

logo.

•

EN

62301:2005

-Household electrical appliances. Measurement

of

standby power.

•

1275/2008

-Implementing

EuP

Directive for Standby Power

Consumption.

6

Limited warranty

Cambridge Audio warrants this product to be free from defects in

materials and workmanship (subject

to

the terms

set

forth below).

Cambridge Audio will repair or replace (at Cambridge Audio's option) this

product orany defective parts

in

this product. Warranty periods may vary

from country to country. If in doubt consult your dealer and ensure

that

you

retain proof

of

purchase.

To

obtain warranty service, please contact

the

Cambridge Audio

authorised dealer from which

you

purchased this product.

If

your dealer

is

not equipped

to

perform the repair

of

your Cambridge Audio product,

it can be returned

by

your dealer

to

Cambridge Audio or an authorised

Cambridge Audio service agent.

You

will need to shipthis product

in

either

its original packaging or packaging affording an equal degree

of

protection.

Proof

of

purchase in

the

form of a bill

of

sale or receipted invoice, which

is

evidence

that

this product

is

within

the

warranty period, must be

presented to obtain warranty service.

This warranty is invalid

if

(a)

the

factory-applied serial number has been

altered or removed from this product or (b) this product was

not

purchased from a Cambridge Audio authorised dealer.

You

may call

Cambridge Audio or your local country Cambridge Audio distributor

to

confirm

that

you have an unaltered serial number

and/or

you

made a

purchase from a Cambridge Audio authorised dealer.

This warranty does notcover cosmetic damage ordamage due to acts

of

God, accident, misuse, abuse, negligence, commercial use, or

modification of, or

to

any

part

of,

the

product. This warranty does

not

cover damage due to improper operation, maintenance or installation, or

attempted repair

by

anyone otherthan Cambridge Audio or a Cambridge

Audio dealer, or authorised service agent which is authorised

to

do

Cambridge Audio warranty work.

Any

unauthorised repairs will void this

warranty. This warranty does not cover products sold

AS

IS

or

WITH

ALL

FAULTS.

REPAIRS

OR

REPLACEMENTS

AS

PROVIDED

UNDER

THIS

WARRANTY

ARE

THE

EXCLUSIVE

REMEDY

OF

THE

CONSUMER.

CAMBRIDGE

AUDIO

SHALL

NOT

BE

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

INCIDENTAL

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES

FOR

BREACH

OF

ANY

EXPRESS

OR

IMPLIED

WARRANTY

IN

THIS

PRODUCT.

EXCEPT

TO

THE

EXTENT

PROHIBITED

BY

LAW,

THIS

WARRANTY

IS

EXCLUSIVE

AND

IN

LIEU

OF

ALL

OTHER

EXPRESS

AND

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

WHATSOEVER

INCLUDING,

BUT

NOT

LIMITED

TO,

THE

WARRANTY

OF

MERCHANTABILITY

AND

FITNESS

FOR

A

PRACTICAL

PURPOSE.

Some countries and

US

states do notallow the exclusion or limitation

of

incidental or consequential damages or implied warranties so the above

exclusions may not apply

to

you. This warranty gives

you

specific legal

rights, and

you

may have other statutory rights, which vary from state

to

state or country to country.

For

any service, in or

out

of

warranty, please contact your dealer.

Plug-fitting

Instructions

(UK

only)

The

cord supplied with this appliance is factory-fitted with a

UK

mains plugfitted with

a 3-amp fuse inside. If it is necessary

to

change the fuse, it is

important

that

a

3-amp fuse is used. If the plug needs

to

be changed because

it

is not suitable for

your socket, or becomes damaged,

it

should be

cut

off

and an appropriate plug

fitted following the wiring instructions below.

The

plug

must

then be disposed

of

safely, as insertion into a mains socket is likely

to

cause

an

electrical hazard. Should

it be necessary

to

fit a 3-pin

BS

mains plug to the power cord, the wires should be

fitted as shown

in

this diagram. The colours of the wires

in

the mains lead

of

this

appliance may notcorrespond with the coloured markings identifyingthe terminals

in

your plug. Connect them as follows:

The wire which is coloured

BLUE

must

be

connected to the terminal which is marked with

the letter 'N' or coloured

BLACK.

GREEN/

E

YELLOW

The wire which is coloured

BROWN

must

be

BLUE-,.,,._.,..;·n~l

connected to the terminal which is marked with

N

the letter '

I.:

or coloured

RED.

The

wire which is coloured

GREEN/YELLOW

must

be connected to the terminal which is marked

with the letter 'E' or coloured

GREEN.

FUSE

Ifa standard 13-amp

(BS

1363)

plug is used, a 3-amp fuse must be fitted

or,

if

any

other type of plug is used, a 3-amp or 5-amp fuse must be fitted, either in the plug

or adaptor, or

on

the distribution board.

Compatible disc types

~

BD-Video

.,,u

.

_,o,.c

High

Definition Blu-ray movie and music discs

in

BD-ROM

,

BD-RE and BD-R formats.

B/u-rag

Blu-ray

3D

3Dw.

Discs supporting 3D Blu-ray content playback. 3D-

compatible displays and active shutter glasses are required for 3D

playback.

BONUS

VIEW

Discs supporting

BONUSVIEW

that

allows Virtual packages or Picture-in-

Picture functions to

be

used.

BD~

,_LIVE

••

Blu-ray Discs with interactive features when the player is connected to

the Internet.

~

VIDEO"'

DVD-Video

DVD

movie discs

in

DVD+RW

/

DVD+R

/

DVD-RW

/

DVD-R

formats.

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DVD

format discs containing multi-channel or stereo high

resolution audio

of

up to 24/

96

5.1 or 24/

192

resolution

with video or still pictures. Some DVD-Audio discs also contain a

DVD-

Video portion.

60

Super Audio

CD

SUPER~co

High resolution audio-only discs with stereo andjor multi-

channel audio recorded

in

a special bitstream format called

DSD

. Hybrid discs with both hi

gh

resolution

DSD

and CO-compatible

layers are supported.

Compact Disc

Compact Discs

(CO-DA)

and

CD-R,

CD-RW

discs.

l\VCHD

N

High-definition digital video camera format.

lt-OCoj

CD

discs containing

HDCDTM

encoded material.

Discs

that

cannot be played

•

BDs

with cartridge

•

DVD-RAMs

•

HD

DVDs

• Data portion

of

CO-Extras

• BD-VideojDVD-Video with a different region code to the Blu-ray player

you

have purchased.

• Some DualDiscs: A DualDisc is a two sided disc with

DVD

on

one side

and digital audio on the other side. The digital audio side does not

generally meetthe technical specifications

of

the Compact Disc Digital

Audio

(CO-DA)

format so playback

is

not guaranteed.

• Music discs encoded with copyright protection technologies: among

such discs,some again do notconform to the

CD

standard

so

playback

is not guaranteed.

azur

651/75180

BD-ROM compatibility

Since the Blu-ray Disc specifications are new and evolving, some discs

may not play properly depending

on

the disc type, version and encoding.

It

is possible

that

a Blu-ray disc manufactured after the player was

manufactured uses certain new features

of

the Blu-ray Disc

specifications.

To

ensure the best possible viewing experience, the player

may need a firmware or software update from time to time.

Copyright protection

This product incorporates copyright protection technology

that

is

protected

by

U.S.

patents and other intellectual property rights.

Use

of

this copyright protection technology must

be

authorized

by

Macrovision

Corporation,and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only

unless otherwise authorized

by

Macrovision Corporation. Reverse

engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

Region management information

This player is designed and manufactured to respond to the region

management information

of

DVD

or

BD

discs. Ifthe region number

of

a

BD-Video or

DVD

disc does not correspond to the region number

of

this

player, this player cannot play the disc.

BD-Video -This player plays BD·Video with marksthat match the code

on

the back

of

the unit (i.e.

A,

B or

C).

Discs that have no region coding are also playable. These usually have all

3 region codes on the packaging

in

a pyramid.

DVD-Video -This player plays

DVD

-Video with marks

that

match the

region code

on

the back of the unit (i.e.

1,

2,

3, 4 or 5).

Discs that are encoded for

All

regions are also playable.

Disc care and handling

•

To

keep the disc clean from scratches or fingerprints, handle the disc

by

its edge.

Do

not touch the recording surface.

• Blu-ray Discs record data

in

very high density and the record layer

is

very close to the disc surface.

For

this reason, Blu-ray Discs are more

sensitive to dust and fingerprints than

DVD

. Should

you

encounter

playback problems and see dirty spots on the disc surface, clean the

disc with a cleaning cloth. Wipe the disc from

the

centre out along the

radial direction.

Do

not wipe the disc

in

a circular motion.

•

Do

not use record cleaningsprays or solvents such as benzene,thinner

and anti-static spray.

•

Do

not attach labels or stickers to discs as this may cause the disc to

warp,

be

come imbalanced ortoo thick, resulting

in

playback problems.

•

Avoid

exposing the discs to direct sunlight or heat sources.

•

Do

not use the following discs:

-Discs with exposed adhesive from removed stickers or labels.

The

disc may get stuck inside the player.

-Warped or cracked discs.

-Irregularly shaped discs, such as heart or business card shapes.

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Used

for

discs supportingBD-Live

that

provide interactive features when

the

player is connected

to

the

Internet.

Futurefirmware updates mayallow otheronline features

to

beaccessed.

®

HDMI

output 2

Secondary HDMI output. Both outputs 1 and 2 can be used

at

the

same

time

to

send

the

same audio/video

to

two displays (with both being 3D

TV

compatible) or

to

send audio over one

HDMI

link and video over

the

other.

See latersection

of

this manual.

®Analogue

video outputs

Component-Conne

ct

to

the

YCbCr

or

YPbPr

terminals

of

a television

set

via three

75

ohm

RCA/phono cables designed specifically

for

video use.

Composite-Connect

to

yourtelevision via a

75

ohms RCA/Phono cable

designed specificallyfor video use.

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IR

(Infra-Red) Emitter

In

Allows modulated

IR

commands from multi-room systems

or

IR

repeater

systems

to

be received

by

th

e unit.

®usaport

Port for interfacing

to

a flash/memorycard or Mass Storage Device.

Note:

• This

unit

supports

USB

MassStorage Class BulkTransportdevicesonly.

Most

USB

thumbs drives, portable hard disk drives and card readers

conform

to

this device class. Other

USB

devices such as MP3 players,

digital cameras, and mobile phones

that

include

th

e

ir

own memory

manageme

nt

may

not

be compatible.

• Supported

USB

drives must be formatted with

the

FAT

(File Allocation

Table),

FAT32

or

NTFS

(New Technology File System) file system.

• In some cases, an incompatible

USB

device may cause

th

e player to

stop responding.

If

this occurs simply turn

off

the

powe

r,

remove

the

USB

device, and turn

the

player back on.

• The player accesses

th

e

USB

drive in read-only mode. In order

to

minimize

the

risk

of

data corruption,

it

is recommended

that

you only

unplug

the

USB

device when playback hascompletelystopped.

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HDMI

(High-Definition Multi-Media Interface) isa purely digital connection

that

can carry both audio and video. Use a dedicated HDMI cable

to

connect

to

a

TV

/Monitoror

AV

Receiver with a compatible HDMI input.

This output is

the

primary

output

and benefits from

the

Marvell

QDEO

video processor. Both this outputand output 2 are 3D

TV

compatible.

® Digital outputs

Optical and

Coa

xial digital audio outputs, normally used

to

connect

to

a

suitableAudio/Video

Rec

eiverforsurround sound decoding(outputmust

be

set

for "Bitstream•- refer

to

the "Audio setup"section). These outputs

can alsobe used

to

connect

to

aseparate

DAC

ordigital recordingdevice

(output must be

set

for "LPCM"- refer

to

the

"Audio setup"section).

Tosllnk Optical-

Use

a high qualityT

OSLINK

fibre optic cable.

5/ P DIF Co-Axial Digital -

Use

a high quality

75

ohm digital RCA/Phono

interconnectcable designed specifically

for

digital audio use.

@RS232C

Used

for

control

of

th

e

651

/

7518D

in Custom Install situations. A full

protocol isavailable for

th

e

65

1/

751BD on ourwebsite.

@

7.1 channel analogue audio output

If

Down-mix isset

to

"7.1

CH

' in theSpeakerSetup page (Down-mix mode

section)

of

the

651

/

7518D's

Setup menus, these sockets provide 7.1

output

from

the

651/7518D's

builtin Surround-Sound decoder.Thiscan

be used to connect

to

the

7.1 audio line-level inputs

of

an amplifierjAV

receiver

or

amplified speaker package

if

required. Similarly, Down-mix

can be set

to

"5.1

CH"

to

provide 5.1 output.

If

Down-mix is

set

to

"LT

/

RT

",

"Stereo· or "V.Surround'

th

e Le

ft

and Right outputs only are active and

provide a stereo

or

stereo downmixed output. Refer

to

the

"Speaker

configuration•section

ofthis

manual for more information.

@Stereo

audio

out

(75180

only)

Permanentstereo outputs

for

use with Stereo material.

@

AC

power socket

Once

you

have made all audio and video conn

ect

ions, plug

the

IEC

type

AC

powercable intothe rear

of

the

un

it

and an appropriate mainssocket

then switch on. Your

651/7518D

is now ready for use.

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Switchesthe unitbetween Standby mode (indicated

by

a dim power

LED)

and

On

(indicated by a bright power

LED).

Standby is a low power mode

where the power consumption is less than 0.5W.

Th

e

unit

should be

left

in Standby mode when not in use.

®

IR

sensor

Receives

IR

commandsfrom thesupplied Azur Navigator remote control.

A clear unobstructed line

of

sight between the remote control and the

sensor is required.

@USB

port

Portfor interfacing

to

a flash/memory card or "Mass Storage Device".

Notes:

• Only

USB

2.0

certified products with

the

USB

2.0

logo on

them

are

supported by

the

651/751BD. Please eitherconsult the manufacturer

of

the

USB

2.0

product to make sure

it

is properly certified, or go to

www.usb.org for a

list

of

approved produc

ts

.

We

cannot be held

responsible for any incompatibility issues.

• This

unit

supports "

USB

Mass Storage Class Bulk-Only Transport"

devices only. Most

USB

thumbdrives, portable hard diskdrivesand card

readers conform

to

this device class. Other

USB

devices such as MP3

players, digital cameras, and mobile phones may not be compatible.

• See rear

USB

port

section forfile system compatibility.

Front panel display

1

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2 3 2 4 5

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6

I 7 8 9

10

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11 12 13 14

1.

Disc

Type

Indication -Indicatesthe currently

pl

ay

ingdisc type.

2. Track/Chapter -

Wh

en illuminated,

the

displayed

time

app

li

es

to

a

track

or

chapter.

3. Title/Group -When illuminated,

the

displayed time applies

to

a title

orgroup.

4. Total -

Wh

en illuminated,

the

displayed

time

is

the total play time.

5. Remaining -When illuminated, the displayed

time

is the remaining

playtime.

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FilterSelect

(75180

only)

Press to select between three differentfilter audio modes: linear phase,

minimum phase or steep. The corresponding

LED

will light up

to

show

which filter has been selected. See latersection for

det

ai

ls

.

®Display

Used

to

display

the

651

/7

51BD's functions and playback state, etc.

Please refer

to

the

front panel display section on right for more

information.

®Disc

tray

Us

e the Open/Close button

to

activate.

0

Open/Close

Allows you to open and close the disc tray for loading

of

discs. Pressing

Play

will also close

the

trayand

start

playing a disc

if

one is loaded.

®

Play/Pause

Plays

the

disc and pauses (freezes) playback.

®stop

Press once to stop playback. Pressing

Play

will cause the playback

to

be

re-started from the same position. PressStop again tofully stop playback.

@Skip

Press once to skip between tracks

/chapte

rs.

6. Playback Status -Indicates playback status such as

Play,

Pause,

Repeat, Repeat

All

, Random/Shuffle, and

A-B

Repeat.

7.

Angle Icon -Indicates

that

the

scene contains additional camera

angle(s)

that

can be selected.

8. HDMI -Indicates

that

the

HDMI output is active.

9.

Network-

Indicates th

at

the unit is connected to a network.

10.

Wireless -Indicates a connection

to

a wireless network.

11.

Mute Icon -Indicates

that

the audio is muted.

12.

Audio Channel Indication -Indicates

wh

ethertheaudio is 2ch stereo

or multi-{;hannel surround.

13.

Main Display - Text messages and numeric display.

14.

Audio

Type

Indication -Indicates

the

type

of

audio tracks playing.

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Cambridge

Audio

Remote control

The Azur

651/75180

is supplied with a remote control.

Insert

the

3 supplied

AAA

batteries to activate.

For

further

details

of

the

various adjustmentfunctions available, refer

to

the later sections

of

this manual.

•Opens and closes the disc tray.

<!>

Switches

the

unit

between

On

and Standby mode.

Info/Source

Press

to

show/hide

the

On

Screen Information Display.

Press and Hold to go to the Source Selection menu.

0-9 Numerical buttons

Used

to

enter numeric values such as

the

number

of

a

desired chapter or track to go to.

Page

•/

Page

...

Show previous;next page.

G}

Press

to

go

to

the Home menu.

Go

To

Press once

to

bring up an

OSD

bar showing (from

left

to

right) Playing Status, Title, Chapter, Time Counter, Progress

Indicator, and Total Time. After pressing the

Go

To

button

for the first time, the cursor will be positioned

at

the Time

Counter. This

is

the "Time Search" mode.

Each

subsequent

press

of

the

Go

To

button moves the cursor from Time to

Chapter

to

Title and back round.

Use

the

Numerical or

Navigation button

to

enterthe hours, minutes and seconds

for your specified search and press the Enter button.

Clear

Press

to

remove outstandingtrack programs.

Top

Menu

Show

BD

top menu or

DVD

title menu.

Pop

Up

Menu

Show

BD

pop-up menu or

DVD

menu.

Setup

Press

to

enterthe Setup menu. Please refer to the "Biu-ray

player setup" section

of

this manual for more information.

Pure Audio

Turn

video

off/

on.

•

...

•

~

Navigation

Press the directional arrows to move around menus.

Enter

Press

to

acceptthe item/function highlighted in

the

menu.

~Ill

Press to play or pause playback.

•

Press

to

stop current playback.

..

Press

to

return to the previous menu.

Audio/Subtitle

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®888

@888

@@8@

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8888

••••

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••••

Colour buttons

These button functions vary

by

the

content. See later

section

of

the manual.

A-B/Repeat

Press to mark a segment between A and B for repeated

playback.

The

first press marks point

A,

the

second press

marks point

B.

Press and hold to access Repeat function. When pressed

for a few seconds, the Repeat function will cycle as follows:

DVD

and DVD-Audio -Repeat Chapter, Repeat Title,

Repeat All, Repeat Off.

Blu-ray Disc -Repeat Chapter, Repeat Title, Repeat Off.

CD

and

SACD

-Repeat

One,

Repeat All, Repeat Off.

SAP/PIP

Press to turn Secondary Audio Program

on/off.

Press and

hold to cycle

showjhide

Picture-in-Picture. Refer

to

later

section

of

the manual.

Angle/Zoom

Press

to

access various camera angles (if available on the

disc). Press and hold to cycle through the various zoom

magnifications (and back to normal display).

Note: These features may not be available with certain

DVD

or Blu-ray discs.

ResjTVType

Press to switch output resolution. Press and hold

to

cycle

through

TV

system

output

between

PAL,

NTSC

or Multi.

Refer to later section

of

this manual.

ImportantInformation

if

you

are usinga Cambridge Audio

amplifier or

AV

receiver

AmpjAVR buttons

The

651/75180

remote also has buttons

that

allow

control

of

a Cambridge Audio azuramplifieror

AV

receiver.

Note: These buttons are

by

default set to transmit codes

for all current Azur

AV

Receivers.

The exceptions

to

this are

the

older

340R

and

540R

models. For these models, simply remove

the

batteries,

leave

the

remote for a few minutes and then hold down

the

Source button whilst re-Inserting the batteries.

To

control an Azur stereoAmplifier, follow

the

same steps

as above, but hold down the Standby/On/Mute button.

0 Source

Source

Press repeatedly to scroll through the source inputs

one

by

one.

<!>!~

Standby/On/Mute

Press toswitch the amplifier/AV receiver between Standby

mode and

On.

Press and hold

to

mutejun-mute

the

amplifier/AV receiver.

~Volume

Press to decrease or increasethe volume of

the

amplifier/

AV

Receiver.

By

default

the

Standby/Muteand Volume buttonson the remote control

will control a separate Cambridge Audio Amplifier or

AVR.

Press once toaccess alternate audiosoundtracks

on

the disc (ifavailable

on

the disc).

For

users who don't have a Cambridge Audio amplifier or AjV Reciever,

the

651/75180

has an optional internal volume control

that

can be

access via

the

remote control only.

Press and hold to access Subtitle function. When pressed for a few

seconds, the Subtitle function will cycle through available languages.

~

..

Scan forwards and backwards

~~

Right Skip -Press once to skip forward

by

one trackjchapter

on

the disc.

LeftSkip -Press once to skip backward

by

one track/chapter

on

the disc.

10

Press and hold the

G1

button on the remote whilst inserting

the

batteries

to

enable this feature.

In

this mode pressingthe Standby/Mute will control

651/751BD's

mute

function and

Vol

upjVol down buttons will control

651j751BO

's volume

function.

Note: The volume control will

start

when first enabled

at

maximum

volume. Ensure

you

turn this down to minimum before connecting and

using the

651/75180

with an amplifier.

Once enabled, the volume will always retain its lastused setting

at

power

upjdown.

Connecting to the Internet

Ethernet

connection

The

651/751BD

supports the BD-Live feature offered on some Blu-ray

Disc titles. BD-Live offers extra downloadable content and additional

online interactive programs.The available BD-Live contentvaries

by

discs

and studios, and may include additional subtitles, commentaries, movie

trailers, games,

and/or

online chat.

Internet

Network Cable

(Ethernet)

~

WAN

Broadband Internet

connection

~

~~~~

43

2

1LAN

Wireless Broadband

Router/Modem

Connecting

the

player

to

the Internet will also allow the player

to

obtain

firmware updates via the Internet.

In order to utilize the

BD-Live

feature

or

updatefirmware via

the

Internet,

the

player needs

to

be connected to a broadband Internetconnection. It

is notnecessary

to

connectto

the

Internet

if

you

do notintend

to

usethe

BD-Live and online firmware updatingfunctionality.

• Plug one end

of

a network cable (Category

5/5E

straight through

Ethernet cable) into

the

LAN

porton

the

back

of

the

unit.

• Plug

the

other end

of

the network cable into a

LAN

port

on your

broadband router or modem.

• Some network configuration may be required. Please refer

to

the

Network Setup section

of

the

manual for more details.

• Refer to

the

operatinginstructionssupplied with

the

broadband router

ormodem, orcontactthe Internetservice providerforquestions related

to

setting up

of

a router or modem.

Note:

Only connect

th

e

LAN

port

of

the

player

to

an Ethernet

port

that

supports 10BASE-T

or

100BASE-TX. Connec

ting

to

a

ny

other ports or

jacks, such as a phonejack, can damage

the

player.

azur

651/75180

Using

the

wireless

adaptor

(75180

only)

The wireless adaptor included with the 751BD has been pre-configured

to

work with your player. Other wireless adaptors will notwork.

Int

ernet

~

WAN

Broadband Internet

connection

Wireless Broadband

Router/Modem

A

USB

extension cable is provided with your 751BD. This can be used

if

desired to move

the

wireless dongle

to

a more convenient location.

• Make sure

the

broadband

Int

ernet connection is available and

the

Wi

-

Fi

function on yourwireless router or access point has been turned

on, and plugthe adaptor into

the

rear

USB

2.0

port

of

your 751BD.

• After connectingthe adaptor, some network configuration is required.

Please refer

to

the 'Network Setup' section

of

this manual.

11

I

8

Cambridge

Audio

connections

Do

not plug in the mains power lead

or

turn the unit

on

until

all

connections have been made.

Three types (two

for

6518D)

of

audio only connection can

be

made

between

the

7518D

and your stereo/AV system:

0

Separate Analogue Stereo

(7518D

only)

®Digital Audio

®Analogue

2

ch/5

.

1/7.1

In

@

~

@

OR

Front

left

speaker

Surround

left

speaker

AV

receiver

00000000

0

0 0 0 0 0

@

0

Note:

It

Isalso possible

to

make

an HDMI audio/videoconnection which

carries both audioand video In

the

same

cable. See latersection.

However, when making an HDMI connection i.e.

to

an

AV

receiver,

it

is

also often preferable

to

make

an additional audio connection

for

CD

and/

or

SACD/DVD-A playback.

In

0 @

(!L®

@

Phono

cable

(2RCA-2RCA)

Subwoofer

@

0

Front

right

speaker

Surround

right

speaker

Speaker

diagram

shown

for

5.1

channel setup. For 7.1add

two

rearspeakers.

0

Separate analogue stereo

(75180

only)

The analogue stereo outputsshould

be

used for play back

of

COs

,

DVDs

etcin stereothrough a conventional amplifieror

AV

receiverwith analogue

stereo inputs.

Analogue stereo isalso usually

the

bestconnection method

for

listening

to

COs

and other stereo discs for best possible sound quality.

It

is often

a good idea

to

connect both

the

analogue stereo

outputs

(for

CD

playback) and digital audio outputs

or

HDMI (for surround sound

decoding)

at

the

same time.

To

connect an analogue stereo system

to

the

75180,

use stereo phono

cables (stereo

2RCA-2RCA).

®Digital audio

The digital audio outputs should be used

to

decode

the

surround-sound

soundtracks

of

8D/DVDs with an external

AV

Rec

eiver (Note:

Di

gital output

must be set to

"RAW"

in the Audio setup page).

The

651/75180

sends an

undecodedaudio bitstream

to

the

AV

Receiverfor decoding into5.

1/

7.1etc.

Note: The latest

HD

audiotypes,

SACD

and

DVD

-AldillD.Qt be

output

over

SPDIF/TOSiink and an

HOM

I connection

must

be used for

th

ese.

Eithera

75ohm

co-axial cable designed fordigital audio ora TOSiink fibre

optic cable should be used (only one

at

a time).

Note:

It

is also possible

to

output

st

ereo digital audio

from

the

Digital

Outputs

for

recording

on

conventional CD-R/MD etc. machines, see

sec

ti

on on 6

51/751

80

setup.

12

®Analogue

2

ch/5.1/7.1

The

651

/

7518D

is also capable

of

decoding Surround-Sound

soundtracks

itself

and outputtingthese as analogue Stereo,

5.1

or

7.1

dependingon

the

settings in

the

Speakersetup page in

the

651

/

75180

setup menu.

For

5.1,

co

nnect

to

an

AV

receiver or amplified speaker system, use 6 x

phono/

RCA

cables.

Fo

r 7.1, connect

to

an

AV

receiver or amplified speaker system, use 8 x

phono/

RCA

cables.

Analogue video connections

The

651/7518D

can

output

video in both fully digital (HDMI) and

analogue (Composite

or

Component)

formats

.

If

your

TV

set

supports

HDMI then this is

the

preferred format (see next section}.

If

your

TV

set

supports onlyanalogue video

the

preferred connection is (in

declining order

of

quality) Component and then Composite.

Set the Primary Output option in

the

setup menu

to

'Analog',

see latersection.

Note: The

651/7518D

will output 8D content (including

1080p)

as upto

1080i

over

the

componentconnections only.

HDMI

connections

HDMI

(High-Definition Multi-Media Interface) is a digital connection

that

can carry both audio

and

video in one cable. Direct digital

transfer

of

video and

support

for

various types

of

high definition video contentmake

this

the

bestconnection type for picture quality.

The

651/7518D

supportstwo HDMI outputs,both are

3D

TV

compatible.

For normal use with a single

TV

or

TV

and

AV

Receiver use HDMI

output

1 (Primary Output) as

this

benefits from

the

Marvell

QDEO

Video

processor, as shown below.

Set the Primary Output option in

the

setup menu

to

'HDMI

1',

see latersection.

0 Direct connection

to

a

TV

for

HOM

I 1

fj)\

Connection

to

a

TV

via an

AV

Receiver

\!:V

for

HDMI1.

0

000

00

0 0 0 0 0

AV

receiver

azur

651/75180

Also note video up-conversion

of

contentover

the

componentconnections

is limited by

CSS

encryption on mostdiscs.

The

HDCP

protected

HDMI

outputsdo

not

sufferthis limitation and offer

full up-conversion

of

all content.

(!)Component- Connectwith

75

ohm Componentvideo cables (

3RCA-

3RCA}

.

~

Composite

-Connect

with single

75

ohm video phono cable

(RCA-

~

RCA}.

Note: The Dolby Digital Plus, DolbyTrue

HD,

DTS

HD

High Resolution and

DTS

HD

MasterAudio can only be passed

by

the

651/7518D

over HDMI.

As

HDMI can carry both digital audio and video, HDMI can be used

to

connect

to

AV

receivers

that

support

th

is function for external decoding.

0

~

0

HDMI

cable 0

E3

Out In

E3

5I

In

®

TV

/Monitorwith HDMIInput

HOM

I cable 0

TV

/Monitor

with

HOM

I

input I

0

E:lln

13

I

8

Cambridge

Audio

HDMI

connection cont.

The secondary HDMI output

of

the

651/751BD

can be used either

to

allow connection

of

twodisplay devices or

to

allow separate HDMI audio

and video outputsasshown in

the

two examples below.

Connecting

to

twodisplays using dual

HOM

I

The

651/751BD

features two HDMI outputs.

If

is therefore possible to connecttwo

TVs

or a

TV

and Projector etc. you

should

treat

output

1 as

the

Primary highestquality

output

as

it

benefits

from

the

in-built Marvell QDeo scaler.

0

Connection

to

a PrimaryTV/Monitor.

®

Connection

to

a Secondary TV/Monitor.

Primary

TV/Monitor

with

HOM

I

Input

e:;;:,

In

HDMI

cable

Connecting

to

a display and audio system using dual

HOM

I

If

your

AV

Receiver cannot pass

3D

TV

HDMI signals

it

is possible

to

configure

the

651/751BD

to

outputVideo (inc 3D

TV)

via HDMI 1 directly

to

a 3D compatible display and Audio via HDMI

2

directly

to

the

AV

Receiver.

0 Connection

to

a TV/Monitor.

®

Connection

to

an

AV

Receiver.

HDMI cable

B/u-r

ay

3L:J

IIl

e:;;:,

In

14

Both outputs can pass 3D

TV

signals.

Set

the

Primary Output option in the setup menu

to

'HDMI 2',

see latersection.

This is necessary

to

allow HDMI 2

to

output high resolution audio.

In

ES1

,

___

:

r.

____

.

...

,

. I

~~

::::r.::

J

Secondary

TV

/Monitor

with HDMI

Input

Set

the

Primary Output option in the setup menu

to

'HDM11',

see latersection.

0

00000000

0 0 0 0 0

0

~

AV

Receiver with

HDMI1.3

Input.

Setting

up

the player

Accessing the

Easy

Setup Wizard

When the player is turned

on

for the first time,

an

Easy

Setup Wizard

screen will appear. This

is

a series of guided instructions designed to

configure the basic settings for the unit.

Note: If the

Easy

Setup Wizard has previously been completed or

cancelled,

it

will

no

longer initiate when

you

turn

on

the unit.

To

access

Easy

Setup Wizard again, press the Setup button

on

the remote control,

select Device Setup, then Reset Factory Default. Select

"OK"

to confirm

loadingthe factory defaultsettings.

Once

the factory defaultsettings are

loaded the

Easy

Setup Wizard will appear again.

To

startthe

Easy

Setup Wizard, please follow these steps:

1.

Turn

on

the

TV

.

2.

Turn

on

the

player.

3. Switch the inputselection

on

your

TV

so

thatthe

TV

displays the signal

from the player.

You

should see the first step ofthe

Easy

Setup Wizard.

Easy

Setup

Step:

116

The

Easy

Setup

Wizard

will

help

you

configure

the

basic

settings !Of this playar.

Choose

an

OSO

language

before

starting.

The

language

selected will

be

applied

not

only

here

but

also

in

other

OSO

windows,menus etc.immediately.

English

Deutsch

FrancaiS

Espal\ol

Italiano

Svenska

Nederlands

"'"'

-Next

The

first step ofthe

Easy

Setup Wizard gives

you

the opportunity to skip

the entire wizard. If

you

are familiar with setting

up

audio/video

equipment and would like to fully customize the player settings using its

setup menu,

you

may

use the

~

button to select the "Cancel" option,

then press the Enter button to exit the

Easy

Setup Wizard.

Use

the

....

...

buttons to select the language, then press Enter button to

continue with the

Easy

Setup Wizard.

Choose the primary video output

The player can output video through its

HDMI

and component output

terminals. Composite video output is always available but not

recommended.

By

setting the "Primary Video Output" option, the player

can optimize video output

of

the selected terminal.

The

choices are

"HDMI1", "HDMI2" and

"Analog"

. If

you

connect the player to the

TV

using

an

HDMI

cable, please select

"HDMI

1"

or

"HDMI

2"

correspondingly. If

you

connect the player to the

TV

using component video cables, please

select 'Analog•.

Easy

Setup

Choose

the

primary video

output

that

you use

Better perfonnance

will

be

l)fOvided

over

an

HOMI

connection.

HDMI1

HOMl2

-~

Analog

........,

.

........,

..

........,

-Next

Note:

The

best performance will

be

provided over the

HDMI

connection.

Between the two

HDMI

outputs,

HDMI

1 should

be

given priority for use

since

it

benefits from the superior Marvell

QDEO

video processing

solution.

To

make your selection, use the

...

buttonsto highlightthe choice, and

then press the Enter button to

go

to the next

azur

651/75180

Select the best output resolution

For

the latest generation of1080p,

"Full

HD"

or

"True

HD

'

TV

displays, the

best output resolution will naturally be

1080p.

For

all other digital

televisions this will likely

be

720p

or

1080i.

These are general

recommendations that work for most users, butthere

can

be

exceptions.

Advanced users

may

wantto try all supported resolutions and choose the

one that provides the best visual result.

The

651/751BD supports a special ·source Direct" output resolution

on

its

HDMI

output. This resolution

is

recommended for use with external

video processors or high-end

TVs

with high quality scalers.

In

"Source

Direct" mode, the player works

as

a "transport". It decodes video from the

discs and then sends the raw video signal

in

its native resolution and

format, without extra processing, to the external video processor or

TV

.

The

actual output resolution thus varies

by

content:

Content Source Direct Output Resolution

PAL

DVD

576i

NTSC

DVD

480i

Most Blu-ray Movies (film-source)

1080p

23

.976Hz or

1080p

24Hz

Most Blu-ray

TV

shows or Concerts 1080i

(video-source)

SACD

and

DVD-Audio

1080i

Easy

Setup

Auto

~~

Step:3J6 1080p

Choose

the

output resolution which best matches t080i

your

TV

.

720p

~:::,~:

~

e~::!~S:a:::~=Y~~~

-:'

nave

480pJ576p

rollbadl.

to

the

resolution 480

1/

5761

Source Direct

1m

Depending

on

your selection

of

"Primary Video Output", the available

output resolution selections will differ.

For

the HDMI1and HDMI2 output,

the following output resolutions are available:

Auto,

1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p/576p,

480ij576i,

and Source Direct. If

"Auto"

is selected, the player will determine its output resolution based

on

the best signal resolution thatthe

TV

can display.

For

the Analog (component) output, the following output resolutions are

available: 1080p, 1080i, 720p,

480p/576p

and

480i/576i.

Note: 1080p only applies to

HDMI

output, if it is selected for component

video outputs, itwill automatically

be

down-scaled to 1080i. Please refer

to the specifications ofyour

TV

to find the best resolution to use.

Easy

Setup

~

Step:316

Aut

o

• •

••

"•!

l •

•••

" •

'·

11

~.

•

Ch

YO'

Cha

15

"''

'

.

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61

Direct

1m

Press

the

......

buttonsto selectthe desired output resolution, then press

the Enter button.

The

player will apply the selected output resolution and

ask

you

to confirm the selection. If your

TV

supports the selected

resolution,

you

will see a dialog

box

with a countdown clock.

Use

the

~

button to highlightthe

"OK"

option and press the Enter button to save the

resolution setting. If your

TV

does not support the selected resolution,

you

may see a black screen or

an

error message.

In

this case please wait

for

15

seconds and the

Easy

Setup screen will reappear. Select adifferent

resolution that your

TV

can

support.

15

I

8

Cambridge

Audio

Setting

up

the

player

cont.

Note:

• In case you are notable

to

geta picture usingthe

HDMI

or component

output, please connect the player to the

TV

using the composi

te

video

output, and then use the Setup Menu to adjust

the

player settings.

• Video up-conversion over the component

output

is

only available for

unencrypted discs such as home video and consumer-created

contents. Mostcommercially pressed

DVD

discs are CSS-encrypted and

will be limited to

480ij480p

resolution. This restriction applies to the

component output only. The

HDMI

output is protected with

HDCP

and

has no such restriction.

Determine the

display

aspect

ratio

Use

to select the screen format to

fit

your

TV

screen.

4:3 Letterbox- Alternatively

you

can select

,_•••••••~

this screen when connected to a

4:3

TV

set. The full widescreen picture is

displayed

on

the screen with black strips

on

the top and bottom

of

the

screen.

4:3 PanScan -You can select this screen

when connected

to

a 4:3

TV

set. The

widescreen picture will display

on

the

full

screen,butsome parts

of

the video picture

will be cut

off

automatically.

16:9

Wide -Select

this

screen when

connected

to

a

16:9

widescreen

TV

set.

The full picture will now normally be

displayed with no picture cropping (unless

the

movie itself has black bars recorded

into the video).

16:9

Wide/

Auto

-

16:9

(widescreen) as well as 4:3 sources will be

displayed in their native aspect ratio. Please note

that

in this mode 4:3

sources will be displayed with black borders

on

both sides to maintain

the

correct 4:3 aspect ratio.

Note

:

If

you

are using a plasma or widescreen

CRT

display

you

will want

to avoid leaving black bars

on

the screen for any length oftime as

you

may

encounter temporary "burn-in" where

the

display retains memory

of

the

"used" part

of

screen and

the

unused (black bar)

port

ions are clearly

defined

on

the

screen during subsequent viewing sessions. The "16:9

Wide" mode is the best choice for these types

of

displays.

Press the

....

"'

buttons

to

selectthe proper aspect ratio for your

TV

,then

press the Enter button.

16

Easy Setup

~Step:

4

16

Ch

oose

the

de

sired

Aspect

Ratio

for

you

r TV.

• 4

:3

Letterbo

x:

F

Of

4

:3

TV.

Wide S

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will

be

display

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• 4:3 Pan &

Scan:

For 4:3

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content

ma

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be

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on

the s

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• 16:9

Wide:

For 16:9

TV

.

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or

16:9

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Select the

audio

setting

The

Blu-ray discformat brings notonly high resolution video, but also high

bit

rate audio such as Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD,

DTS

-

HD

High

Resolution and

DTS

-

HD

Master Audio. Blu-ray Discs may also include

additional audio features such as menu click sound and Secondary Audio

Program

(SAP

-audio associated with the secondary video in Picture-in-

Picture mode). Dependingon the user preferences and otheraudio/video

equipment connected to the player,

the

audio settings need

to

be

adjusted

to

achieve

the

best result. The Easy Setup Wizard offers two

basic selections to get

you

started.

Easy Setup

............

Step:

516

Se

lect

the

aud

io

setti

n

g.

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Co

mpati

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:

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is

turned

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vious

Compa

tible

Advonced

The

"Compatible" settingconfigures audio output in a

way

that

is

generally

compatible with all types

of

equipment and content. If

you

connect the

player to a television directly, or

to

a receiver with an HDMI 1.

1/1.2

or

opticaljcoaxial input, selectingthe "Compatible"setting

is

recommended.

When menu click sound and Secondary Audio Program are presented

in

the content, those will be mixed into the audio output.

The

"Advanced" setting configures audio output

to

send the original main

audio content to a connected receiver for decoding and reproducing. It

requires a receiver capable

of

decoding all high bit rate audio formats. If

you

connect

the

player to a receiver supporting HDMI 1.3 and high bit

rate audio formats (such as our 650R

AV

Receiver), selecting

the

"Advanced" setting is recommended. Menu click sound and Secondary

Audio Program are turned

off

by

defaultto preserve

the

original quality

of

the main audio content.

Press the

....

"'

buttons buttons to select one

of

the audio settingchoices,

and then press the Enter button.

The

two basic audio settingchoices may

not cover all situations.

You

can

further

customize

the

audio settings

using

the

player's Setup Menu.

Complete the

Easy

Setup

Wizard

Once

you

have selected the audio setting, the initial

Easy

SetupWizard is

completed.

Easy Setup

Vstep:

6/6

Eu

y

Setu

p Wizard

completed

.

Pre

ssltl

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nter

b

utton

toe

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lim

Pr

evio

us

-Fln

l

ah

Press the Enter button to close the

Easy

Setup Wizard.

Your

player is now

ready for use.

You

will see a background screen with a Cambridge Audio

and Blu-ray Disc logo. Please follow the rest

of

the

user manual for basic

and advanced operations.

Operating instructions

Gettingstarted

Turn on

the

power

of

the

651/75180,

TV,

amplifier/AV receiver

and

any

other components which are connected

to

the

651/75180.

Make sure

the

TV

and

the

audio receiver are

set

to

the

correct

input

channel.

1.

Press

the

Open/Close button

to

open

the

disctray.

2. Place

the

disc on

the

tray, label side facing up.

3.

The player will read

the

disc information

and

starts

playback.

4. Depending on

the

content

of

the

disc, a menu

or

navigation screen

mayappear. Please use

the

(.......

~

) navigation and Enter button

to

select

the

c

ontent

to

play.

5.

To

stop playback, press the • button.

6.

To

turn

off

the

player, press

the

Standby/

On

button.

Note:

• During

DVD

and some Blu-ray Disc playback, pressing

the

• button for

the

first

time

brings

the

player

to

a pre-

stop

mode.

You

can resume

playbackfrom

the

stopped pointbypressing

the

~

/

II

button. This pre-

stop mode allows you

to

change

th

e player settings and

then

resume

playback.

To

completelystop playback, press the • button twice.

• Certain Blu-ray Discs with 80-Java technology

do

not

support

the

pre-

stop mode. Pressing

the

• button

during

playback

of

such discs will

completely

stop

the

disc. Pressing

the

~

/

II

button once

the

disc

is

stopped will

restart

it

from

the

very beginning.

• This

unit

featured an environmentallyfriendly low power (1W)

standb

y

circuit.

If

it

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

time,

unplug

it

from

the

household

AC

outlet.

•

Do

not

put

anything except a BD/

DVD

/

CD

sized di

sc

into

th

e

tray

,

foreign objects maydamage

the

mechanism.

• Do

not

force

the

tray

by

hand

during

the

opening and closing

operations.

•

To

avoid

dirt

and

dust

entering

the

mechanism, keep

the

disc

tray

closed when

not

in use.

•

If

the disc isseriouslyscratched

or

too

dirty

,

the

player may

not

be

ab

le

to

read

it

or

play it.

• Never load more

than

one

dis

c into

the

disctray

at

one

tim

e.

Fast Forward/Rewind search

Press repeatedly

to

cycle between 1X, 2X, 3

X,

4X and 5X playback speed

(without sound)

and

back

to

normal playback. Press

~

button for backwards playback options,

or

the

~~

button

for

forwards

playback.

Note:

• Certain Blu-ray discs utilising

the

80

-Java technology may have their

own

fast

forwarding and reversing control.

Th

e actual speed vari

es

by

disc, and a progress scale may be displayed by

the

disc.

Skip playback

1.

Press

~

once

to

skip

forward by one

track

/chapter on

th

e disc. Press

and hold

to

skip forwards through several tracks.

2.

P

r

ess~

once

to

skipbackward by one

tra

ck/

chapteron

th

e disc. Press

and hold

to

skip

backwards through several

tr

acks.

Go

To

Press

the

Go

To

button on the remote once

to

access Time Search

and

enter

the

required

tim

e from

the

s

tart

of

the

disc

as

H:MM:SS (Hours,

Minutes

, Seconds) using

the

num

erical keys

or

the

(.......

~

)

navigational buttons. Press twice

to

access Chapter Time Selection and

enter

the

required

time

from

th

e sta

rt

of

th

e chapte

r.

Press

thr

ee

ti

mes

to access

th

e Display information.

Slow

When playinga

80

/

DVD,

press

the

II button

to

pause playback and

then

pressthe

~

or

~

button

to

cycle round

the

variousspeeds

of

slow motion

(1/16,

1/8,

1/ 4 and 1/ 2), forwards

and

backwards and back

to

normal

speed.

To

exitplayback, press

the

~

/

II

button.

Note: Certain Blu-ray discs utilis

ing

the

80

-Java technology may

not

support

slow playback.

azur

651/75180

Pause and

frame

by

frame

1. During playback, press

the

~

/

II

bu

tton

to

temporarily pause

the

program. In

this

mode, a Pause icon will appearon

the

TV

screen.

2. While a

DVD

or

Blu-ray Disc is paused, press

the

~

or

~

button

to

reverse

or

advance

the

video frame-by-frame.

3. Press

the

~

/

II

button

to

resume normal playback.

Repeat

Note: The Repeatfunction is available only during playback.

Press and hold

the

A-S/ Repeat button

to

access Repeat

funct

ion. When

pressed for a few seconds,

the

Repeat function will cycle as follows:

DVD

and DVD-Audio- RepeatChapter,Repeat Title, Repeat

All

, RepeatOff.

Blu-ray Disc -RepeatChapter, RepeatTitle, Repeat Off.

CD

and

SACD

-Repeat One, Repeat All, Repeat Off.

Note:The repeat chapter/titlesettingwill becleared when movi

ng

to

other

chapter

or

title. Certain Blu-ray discs may notallow

the

Repeat function.

A-8 Repeat

1. Press

the

A-8 button

at

your desired

starting

point

.

'A"

appears briefly

on

the

TV

screen.

2. Press

the

A-8 button

at

your desired end point. "A-8" appears briefly

on

the

TV

screen, and

the

repeatsequence begins.

3.

To

exit

the

sequence, press

the

A-8 button.

Note:

• The A-8 repeatsectioncan only be set within thecurrenttitle (for

80

/

DVD

video)

or

current

track

(for

80/DVD

audio, Video

CD

and

Audio

CD

).

• A-8 repeat playback is

not

available with some scenes on

80

/

DVD.

• A-8 repeat playback does

not

function

du

ringtitle, chapter,

track

or

all

repeat playback.

On-Screen Display

1. During

the

playback

of

a

BD

/

DVD

disc, press

the

Info button on

the

remote control

to

showstatus information; F

or

CD

and

SACD

, the

st

a

tus

information isshown automatically.

2. While

the

status information is shown, press

the

...

....

buttons

to

scroll

through several displayformats.

The

playback

time

information displayed

on

the

front panel changes togetherwith

the

on-screen display.

3.

Pr

ess

th

e Infobutton again

to

hidethe

on-s

creendispla

y.

The

playbacktime

information displayon thefrontpanel will remain in theselected format.

In addition to

the

playb

ack

time,

the on-screen display m

ay

also contain

th

e following information ab

out

th

e content

curr

ently playing:

Playback

status -an icon indicating

play

,

pause,

andfastforward/r

eve

rse

status.

Bitrate

meter-

an indication

of

the

bitrate

ofthe

audio and videostream.

Current

and

total

title

numbers

(DVD

and Blu-ray Discs),

title

chapters

(DVD

and Blu-ray Discs) and

total

tracks (

CD

and

SACD).

Audio informa

ti

on

-cur

re

nt

andtotallyavailable

number

of

audiotracks,

language, format, and channels.

Subtitle information -c

urr

e

nt

and

tot

ally available

numb

er of s

ubtitle

tr

acks and language.

Video

formatinformation -encodingtype,frame rate and original aspectratio.

17

I

8

Cambridge

Audio

Operating instructions cont.

Audio language (soundtrack) selection

1.

To

selecttheaudio language, press and hold theAudio/Subtitle button

on the remote control during playback.

2. Repeatedly pressing

the

Audio/Subtitle button cycles through all

available audio soundtracks on the disc.

Note: The availability

of

languages and audio soundtracks varies

by

disc.

Some BD/DVD-Audio discs allow audio track selection with

the

Audio

button, while others require the user

to

selectfrom the audiosetup menu

of

the

disc. When playing a

SACD

with both multi-channel and stereo

contents,

the

Audio button can be used to switch between

the

two

formats.

Subtitle selection

1. When playing a

DVD,

Blu-ray disc or other video programs recorded

with subtitles, press and hold

the

Audio/Subtitle button

on

the

remote

control to select

the

desired subtitle.

2. Holding down the Audio/Subtitle button will cycle through all available

subtitles.

3.

To

turn

off

subtitles, hold down

the

Audio/Subtitle button until the

subtitle

is

turned

off

.

Angle selection

1. When playing a

DVD

or Blu-ray Disc,an angle mark will be displayed

on

the

screen when the player detects scenes recorded with multiple

possible angles.

liij

The angle mark is also shown on the front panel display.

2. Press and hold

the

Angle/Zoom button

on

the

remote control

to

select

the desired playing angle.

3.

To

resume normal playback, hold

the

Angle/Zoom button until

the

defaultangle is displayed.

Note: This function is available only when

the

discs are recorded with

multiple angles.The Angle mark displayshows when an alternative angle

is available.

The

Angle mark display

on

the screen can be turned

off

using

the

Setup Menu

of

the

player.

Zoom

To

change the zoom level, press and hold

the

Angle/Zoom button

on

the

remote control. Holdingdown theAngle/Zoom button will switch the zoom

level in the following sequence: 2x, 3x, 4x,

1/2

,

1/3

,

1/4

then back to

normal.

The

zoom level is reset

to

1:1 when the disc is ejected, orwhen the player

is turned

off

. -

Note:The Zoom feature may notbe available when certain

DVD

or Blu-ray

Discs are played because

the

disc authorchooses to disable Zoom.

Blu-ray disc menu

1. Blu-ray discs usually contain a top menu and a pop-up menu. The top

menu normally appears

at

the beginning

of

the

playback,

after

the

previews and copyright messages.The Pop-up Menu can be accessed

during playback without interruption.

2. During playback, press the Pop-up Menu button to access the pop-up

menu. Press the

Top

Menu button to access

the

top menu.

3. Navigate the menu usingthe (

...

•

~

) Navigation buttons, and then

press the Enter button

to

make

the

selection.

4. Some menus make use

of

the colour buttons.

You

can select menu

functions

by

pressingthe corresponding Colour button

on

the remote

control.

18

DVD

disc menu

1. Some

DVD

discs contain title menu or chapter menu functions.

2. During playback, press

the

Top

Menu button

to

return to

the

disc title

menu. Press the

Pop-Up

Menu button

to

display

the

chapter menu.

Depending on the disc, one or both menus may notexist.

3. Navigate the menu usingthe (

...

•

~ ~

) Navigation buttons,and then

press the Enter button to make the selecti

on

.

4. Press

the

Return button to return

to

the previous menu. The return

location varies

by

disc.

Memory and automatic resume

The player automatically remembers the current position fora disc when

playback is interrupted. Operations such as Open/Eject orturning Power

off

will cause

the

player to save

the

current playing position for

that

disc.

The position is memorised even afterturning

off

the unitorchangingthe

disc.

When the next timethe same disc is played back, the player will recognize

the saved playing position. Playback will automatically resume from this

saved position. However

if

you

wish to cancel the automatic resume and

start

playback from

the

beginning, you may press

the

• button when

prompted.

The player can remember playback position for upto five discs. When the

sixth disc is memorised, the oldest one is replaced.

Note: Some Blu-ray discs do not support resuming and will always play

from the beginning.

BONUS

VIEWTM

Picture-in-Picture and Secondary Audio

Certain

Blu

-

ray

discs contain secondary video (Picture-in-Picture/PIP) and

secondary audio. This feature is often called

BONUSVIEW.

When such a

disc is played,a Picture-in-Picture mark

(PIP

Mark) and a SecondaryAudio

Program Mark

(SAP

Mark) may be displayed

on

the screen to alert

you

to

the availability

of

the secondary audio/video content.

The disc menu usually features interactive controls

to

turn

on/off

the

Picture-in-Picture video and SecondaryAudio Program. Please use those

controls

to

select the desired secondary audio/video content.

There

is

also a

PIP

button on the remote control. If the disc menu does

notoffer interactive Picture-in-Picture controls, please use this button to

turn

on;

off

Picture-in-Picture or select from multiple secondary video

programs.

Similarly there is a

SAP

button

on

the remote control.

If

the

disc menu

does

not

offer interactive secondary audio controls, please use this

button

to

turn

onjoff

Secondary Audio Program or select from multiple

secondary audio tracks. Secondary Audio Programs are generally only

available when Picture-in-Picture is shown.

Note:

• This function is available only when

the

discs are recorded with

secondary video and audio programs.

• Discs may

not

always be played back according

to

the

PIP

and

SAP

remote buttons. Certain discs can ignore oroverride the remote control

commands.

• The

PIP

and

SAP

Marks on

the

screen (which

alert

the user

to

the

presence

of

these functions on

the

disc) can be turned

off

using the

Setup Menu

of

the

player.

Some Blu-ray disc titles are released with the BD-Live feature. BD-Live

offers extra downloadable contents and additional online interactive

programs. The available BD-Live content varies

by

disc and studio, and

may include additional subtitles,commentaries, preview trailers,games,

and online chat.

The

playerneedsto be connected

to

the Internetin order

to play BD-Live contents.

Dependingon howthestudiosorganisetheir

BD-Live

contents, some Blu-ray

discs may

start

downloading BD-Live content when playback starts; some

have a

BD-Live

selection on its main menu; some mayshow a prompt

to

ask

whetheryou would like to startdownloading; and some mayask you

to

sign

up

foramembership

or

a=unt.

Pleasefollowtheinstructions

that

comewith

thediscto enjoy

BD-Live

contents.

Your Internetconnection speed,

the

overall Internettraffic situation and

the

capacity

of

the

BD-Live

content

servers can all

affect

how

fast

SO-

Live content can be downloaded.

If

you encounter slow downloading

or

intermittentplayback, please play

the

disc withoutaccessing

the

BD-Live

features,

or

try

again

at

a differenttime.

When you use

the

BD-Live feature,

the

player

or

disc

ID

and

your IP

(Internet Protocol) address may be

sent

to

the

content provider via

the

Internet.Generally,

no

personallyidentifiable information is sent. However

technologiesexist

to

match yourIPaddress

to

a certain geographical area

or

service provider. Your Internetservice provideralso has

the

knowledge

of

who isusingwhich IP address.

If

the

BD-Live contentprovider requires

you

to

login using a membership

or

account,

the

content

provider will

have access

to

your membership

or

account information. Please check

with your Internetservice provider and

the

BD-Live content providers

for

their

privacy policy.

You

can alsochoose

to

restrict

BD-Live

accessusingtheplayer"sSetupMenu.

Output resolution

If

you would

like

to

change

the

output

resolution, you may

do

so by

pressing

the

Res/TV

Type

button on

the

remote control:

1. Make sure

the

video cable is properly connected.

2. Turn on

the

TV.

Make sure

the

correct

input

isselected.

3.

Makesure

that

the

player isturned on. Although

the

output

resolution

can

be

changed •on

the

fly",

it

isrecommended

that

you stop playback

and

take

out

the

disc before changing

the

output

resolution. Press

the

Res/TV

Type

button. A "Resolution Setting" menu appears on

the

TV

screen. In case

the

TV

does not

support

the

currentresolution

and

you

cannot

see

the

'Resolution Setting" menu,

the

current resolution is

also displayed on

the

front panel.

4. Use

the

.... ..,.

buttons

to

select

the

new

output

resolution. Pressing

the

ResjTV

Type

button cyclesthrough

the

available

output

resolutions.

The new resolution is displayed on

the

front

panel

just

in case you

cannotsee

the

"Resolution Setting• menu

(if

it

is incompatiblewith your

TV)

.

5. Press

the

Enter button

to

apply

the

selected

output

resolution. Or,

if

you

do

not

want

to

change

the

output

resolution, press

the

..

button.

The following

output

resolutions are available:

PAL

output

via

HDMI1

or

2-

Auto,

1080p, 1080i,720p, 576p, 576i,Source

Direct.

NTSC

output

via

HDMI1

or

2 -

Auto,

1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p,480i, Source

Direct.

PAL

output

viaAnalog(component) -

1080p*,

1080i

,

720p,

576p, 576i.

NTSC

output

via

Analog

(component) -

1080p*,

1080i,

720p,

480p,

480i.

*

When

1080p

Is

selected with Analogoutputselected

as

the

primary

video output, HDMI output resolution

will

be

1080p

and

component

outputresolution

will

be10801.

Note:

• Some

TV

sets

do

not

support

one more

output

resolutions (particularly

1080p).

If

an incompatible

output

resolution isselected, you will

get

a

blankscreen

or

an errormessage. In

this

case please selectan

output

resolution

that

is supported by

the

TV

.

• In case you are

not

able

to

get

a picture usingthe HDMI

or

component

output, please co

nnect

the player

to

the

TV using

the

composite video

output,

then

use

the

Setup menu

to

adjust

the

playersettings.

• Video

up

-

co

nversion over

th

e compone

nt

output

is only available for

unencrypted

di

scs such

as

home

vid

eo

and consumer-created

contents. Mostcommercially pressed

DVD

discsare CSS-encrypted and

will

be

limited

to

480i/480p

resolution. This restriction applies

to

the

component

output

only. The HDMI

output

is protected with

HDCP

and

has

no

such restriction.

azur

651/75180

TV

system selection

The

651/75180

can

be

set

to

output

all video as

PAL

or

NTSC

or

output

the

video

in

the same

format

it

was recorded in (Multi). Some TVs only

support

PAL

or

NTSC

and

not

both soforcing

the

output

type

to

one

or

the

other

can be useful.

Press

and

hold

the

ResjTV

Type

button on

the

remote control

to

cycle

the

video

output

to

PAL,

NTSC

or

"Multi" system. The

TV

screen displays

the

selected system name.

Some points

to

keep in mind:

• When

the

video

output

is

set

to

PAL

or

NTSC,

the

player will convert

the

disc content

if

different

to

the

selected system.

• When

the

video

output

is

set

to

"Multi",

the

player will

not

perform

system conversion and will

output

the

video in its native

format

on

the

disc. The "Multi' mode should only be used

if

your

TV

supports both

NTSC

and

PAL

systems.

• Some

TV

setsonlysupportone

of

the

PAL

or

NTSC

systems.

If

the

wrong

output

is selected,

the

TV

may not display a picture. In this case keep

holding

the

Res/TV

Type

button until a supported system isselected.

• The

output

system selected with

the

ResjTV Type button will

be

remembered when the player isturned off. The

output

system selection

can also be done by setting

the

"TV

System" item in

the

"Video Setup"

section

of

the

player's Setup Menu.

Viewing pictures on DVD-Audio discs

SomeDVD-Audio discscontain static pictures, such as photos

of

the

band

or

narration of

the

album. When a

DVD

-Audio trackis playing, you may use

the

Page

....

and Page

..,.

buttons

to

select

the

picture.

Note: Availability

of

static

pictures depends on

the

DVD

-Audio disc.

Pure Audio mode

You

can enjoyhigherqualityaudio

by

turning

off

the video processingand

output. The Pure Audio mode reduces any potential interferencebetween

the

video

and

audio signals.

1. Press

the

Pure Audio button on

the

remote control

to

turn

off

video

and

enter

Pure Audio mode. Video

output

will be turned off.

2. Press

the

Pure Audio button again

to

resume video and cancel Pure

Audio mode.

Note:

• Pure Audio mode is automaticallycancelled when

the

unit

isswitched

off

or

when playback isstopped.

• Since HDMI carriesaudiotogetherwi

th

video,

the

HDMI

output

cannot

be completely

turned

off

.A blackscreen (inactivevideo

but

sync isstill

present) istransmitted instead

to

minimize any

pot

ential interference.

Shuffle

When playinga

CD

or

SACD,

press the Blue button on

the

remote control

to

activatetheShuffle and Random modes. Each press

of

the

Blue button

switches

the

playback mode in

the

followingsequence:Shuffle , Random

and Normal.

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Other media playback

As

well asnormal

CO's,

SACD's,

DVD

's and BD's

the

651/751BD

can play

some music, movies and photo files either from optical datadiscs (such

as

CD-R,

DVD-R

etc.)orexternal memory such as

USB

flash-drives/thumb-

drives ore-Sata hard-drives.

Connecting a

USB

or

an e-Sata Drive

The

651/751BD

isequipped with two

USB

2.0 ports, one on

the

front

of

the

unit

and

the

other on

the

back, and also an e-Sata

port

at

the

back.

You

may use either

USB

port

to

plug in a

USB

drive oruse

the

e-Sata port

with an e-Sata drive loaded with digital music, movies and photofiles.

The

USB

ports are rated

to

provide a maximum

of

5V,

1A power to

the

attached device. This is usually sufficient

to

bus power (i.e.

self

power)

USB

flash drivesand flash memorycard readers, butmay notbe sufficient

for

USB

hard disks.

To

use

the

e-Sata port, an external power supply is needed

to

power up

the

e-Sata drive. Note

that

the

e-Sata port does not

support

"hot-

plugging"

To

avoid damaging your e-Sata drive always plug-in/unplug

the e-Sata drive when

the

651/751BD

is turned

off

Note:

• This

unit

supports Mass Storage Class Bulk Transpo

rt

devices only.

Most

USB

thumbs drives, portable hard disk drives and card readers

conform to thisdevice class. Otherdevices such as MP3 players, digital

cameras, and mobile phones

that

include

their

own memory

management may not be compatible.

• Supported

USB

drives must be formatted with

the

FAT

(File Allocation

Table),

FAT32

or

NTFS

(New Technology File System) file system.

• In some cases, an incompatible device may cause

the

player

to

stop

responding.

If

thisoccurs simplyturn

off

the power, remove

the

device,

and turn

the

player back on.

• The player accesses

the

USB

drive in read-only mode. In order

to

minimize

the

risk

of

data corruption,

it

is recommended

that

you

only

unplug

the

USB

device when playback has completely stopped.

•

DO

NOT

attempt

to

plugIn a

USB

drive Into

the

e-Sata port, or plugIn

an e-Sata drive into the

USB

port, as

this

could damageboth

the

drive

and

the

port.

·

The

Home Menu

When a drive

or

an optical disc stored with media files is inserted,

the

player presents a "Home menu"

to

assist

you

in navigating and playing

thefiles.

You

can also bring up

the

Home menu with

the

G

button

on

the

remote control. The Home menu is

the

startingpointforaccessingmedia

files.

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Depending on

wh

at type

of

media files

that

you

intend

to

play,

you

can

choose from "Music", "Movie" and "Photo" categories. The

·se

tup

Menu"

sel

ect

ion will bringyou

to

the

player's Setup Menu

ju

st like pressing

the

Setup button on

the

remote control.

Two

further menu items are provided forfuture features.

The Internet menu may be used in

the

future

for

online streaming

audio/video services.

The

My Network menu may allow

the

651

/751BD

to

access content over a network via

UPnP

AV

from suitable serve

rs.

Both features are

ex

perimental works in progress and

not

guaranteed

parts

of

the

651j751BD

s functionality.Seethe

651

/751BDsupport

pa

ge

at

www.cambridgeaudio.com

for

the

late

st

details on these menus and

any

sof

tware updates available from Cambridge Audio.

Note streamingservices are usually regional soanyservices

that

m

ay

be

made available will usually vary from country

to

country also.

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Playing music files

To

playdigital musicfiles stored on an optical disc orexternal

dr

i

ve,

select

"Music" from

the

Home Menu. Afile browser will appear

to

assist you in

navigating

the

files and folders.

The firststep is

to

select

the

"Data Disc" or external device

that

contains

the

musicfiles. The player will takea moment

to

read thediscand list

the

folders and music files.

Music

All

Mu

sic

Playlist

,

...-

~

o

BrCM'S

er

-·

....

Now

Playing

-l,t.

DataOioc

...;..USB1

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HDD1

USB

1

.(.J01

High

J?

02

You

'

re

Beautiful

t;l

03Wise

men

,()

04

Goodbye

My

Lover

.0

05

Tears

& Rain

..rJ

06

Out

Of

My Mind

..rJ

07

So

Long

Jimmy

C'LJ

-

Note:

The

651j751BD

can play

WMA

and MP3files only. The

651j751BD

cannot

play

AAC

files.

In

the

music browse

r,

you can perform

the

following operations:

Press

the

........

buttons

or

Page ........ buttons

to

move

the

cursor and

select musicfiles.

When a music file is highlighted

by

the

cursor, press

the

Enter or

~I

II button

to

start

playback.

Press the Green colour button to add

the

currently highlighted musicfile

to

the

Playlist. A Green check mark will appear in front

of

the

file name,

and

the

Playlist count in

the

lower

left

corner

of

the

screen will increase

by

one.

Pressthe 4 button

to

move

the

cursor

to

the

selection menu in

the

lower

left

corner

of

the

screen. This menu contains

the

following choices:

All Music -Listall musicfiles in aflat view withoutany directorystructure.

Playlist -List only music files added

to

the

Playlist.

Browser -Listfolders and music files according

to

the original directory

structure on

the

disc

or

USB

drive.

Now

Playing-

Show

the

status

of

the

currently playing music file. Press

the

~

button

to

move

the

cursor back

to

the

file listing.

If

a musicfile starts playingand there isno other useroperation,

the

"Now

Playing" screen will appearatter a few seconds.

You

can also get

to

this

screen using

the

"Now Playing" menu. This screen can show

the

following

information:

Playbackstatus -

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Playback mode -Shuffle, Random, Repeat

One,

Repeat All

Playback progress -Track and time

Other embedded

information

-

If

the

music file contains supported

album

art

image and tags, those will be displayed.

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