Luxman L-595ASE User manual

Owner`s Manual
INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER
L-595ASE

Contents
Precautions ············································································································· 1
Features of This Unit································································································ 2
Names and Functions······························································································ 4
Connections ·········································································································· 10
Operations············································································································· 14
How to use Remote Control ·················································································· 16
Block Diagram······································································································· 19
Specifications ········································································································ 20
Before Asking for Repair Services·········································································· 21

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Precautions
Installation place
This unit should be installed in a well-ventilated location to
enable heat dissipation because it is an A-class amplifier and
generates considerable heat.
Especially, installation of this unit where direct sunlight is
present, where the temperature rises excessively high such
as close to a heater, or where it is humid or dusty may cause
malfunctions even if the heat is efficiently released. Therefore,
do not install this unit in such places.
Ventilation
The ventilation holes on the top and bottom panels of this
product should never be blocked. If the amplifier is installed in
closed rack or similar location, ensure ample space for cool-
ing and leave the door open. Never place anything on top of
the amplifier. Failure to observe these may cause malfunc-
tions.
Note:
Ensure heat dispersal. Do not install this equipment in a con-
fined space such as a book case or similar unit.
* Note
Wall
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Precautions when connecting to other
components
When connecting this unit to other input devices, such as a
CD player, SACD player, D/A converter, tuner or recorder, be
sure to turn off the power to this unit and all other connected
devices first. Failure to observe this may generate a danger-
ous noise shock resulting in speaker damage and may cause
malfunctions.
The connectors to each input terminal of this unit must be
pushed in firmly. If the grounding terminal is inadequately
connected, noise or hum, may be generated, resulting in an
adverse S/N ratio.
Cautions when connecting speakers
When connecting to a speaker system, exercise extra care
not to short-circuit between the positive and negative con-
nections of the speaker terminals and the speaker input ter-
minals of this unit. If a large signal is applied to the ampli-
fier while it is short-circuited, a large current may be passed
through the output circuit and cause malfunctions.
Sound is not generated shortly after the
power supply is turned on.
This amplifier is equipped with a timed muting circuit to pro-
tect the output. Therefore, no sound will be generated for a
short time after the power supply is turned on.
If the volume control is set to a high volume level before the
timed muting circuit disengages, a loud, dangerous volume
will be suddenly generated. Set the volume control to a low
level first and then adjust it after you hear the output from the
speakers.
Protection circuit
This product is equipped with a protection circuit that is acti-
vated upon detecting overcurrent, abnormally high tempera-
tures and DC drifts to protect the amplifier and speakers.
When the protection circuit is activated, the output to the
speaker terminals will be shut off and the operation indica-
tor will blink orange to show that this unit is muted. If the
protection circuit is frequently activated, disconnect the AC
plug from the wall outlet, wait for a while and then reconnect
the plug to the wall outlet again and turn on the power. If the
problem persists, please consult your dealer.
Repair and adjustment
When repairs or adjustments are needed, please consult the
dealer who sold you the unit.
Cleaning
For cleaning, use a piece of soft fabric such as a cleaning
cloth to wipe the unit. If dirt is hard to remove, use a small
amount of neutral detergent to wipe it off and then wipe the
unit with dry cloth. Do not use a solvent like benzine or thinner
because they could damage the exterior.
Batteries
Warning: Batteries used for the remote control shall not be
exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.
Safety caution
Caution
This unit is heavy. Be careful when unpacking, carrying, and
installing it.
Take care if you try to perform all the installation work yourself
to avoid injury.

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Features of This Unit
New LECUA 1000 — LUXMAN Electronically
Controlled Ultimate Attenuator 1000
The new LECUA 1000 has integrated an amplifier circuit and a
high-precision attenuator by which uses electrically controlled
fixed resistance switching. Fine sound volume is adjustable
from 0 dB through –87 dB are achieved with no deterioration
in sound quality.
ODNF — Only Distortion Negative
Feedback —
The output section features LUXMAN’s original distortion-only
negative feedback system which enables a high-speed pri-
mary slew rate and ultra-wide audio bandwidth. Only distor-
tion generated in the amplification process is fed back for
cancellation. This maintains pure, high quality sound repro-
duction in the main amplifier section. Low impedance and
a high signal to noise ratio for the transmission circuits are
achieved thanks to the paralleled first stage and Darlington
equipped second stage amplification circuits.
Also the input stage error detection circuits are triple-paral-
leled to moderate frequency characteristics and noise.
Since the latest version of ODNF-u uses dual transistors for
the cascode circuit and the current mirror circuit, the error
detection accuracy is improved by minimizing the difference
between these elements.
Triple-paralleled push-pull output stages
Triple-paralleled bipolar transistors in push-pull configuration
are used in the final output amplification stage providing a
rated output of 30 W+30 W (8 Ω).
Highly stable power supply
The unit’s highly stable power supply circuitry features a
large capacity EI-core-type power transformer with 8 custom
designed 10,000 μF blocking capacitors.
Parallel speaker relays
This unit is equipped with 2 large parallel speaker relays with a
low resistance value to reduce the impedance of the speaker
output lines.
Beeline construction
LUXMAN’s Beeline construction ensures that the audio signal
path takes the optimum shortest route from input to speaker
output.
Selector switch IC
The selector switch IC, as used in our high-end C-900u con-
trol amplifier, supports high quality audio and improves input
separation and crosstalk performance.
Schottky barrier diodes
By using Schottky diodes, manufactured by KYOCERA Cor-
poration, this unit achieves very high DC conversion efficiency
in the power rectifier circuitry and much less switching noise.
LUXMAN’s original OFC wiring
Our original OFC cable, with non-plated core wire, is used for
internal wiring to achieve smooth signal transmission. Extra-
thick 3.5 mm2copper cable is used in connections between
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Non-angled circuitry
After carefully considering the delicate nature of the audio sig-
nal flow, non-angled circuit board tracking has been adopted
to achieve smooth signal transmission.
Phono amplifier
This unit is equipped with an integral phono amplifier compat-
ible with the MM/MC cartridge to achieve high-quality analog
record reproduction without the need for an external dedi-
cated phono amplifier.
Separate function
This unit is equipped with a “Separate” button used for sep-
arating the pre-amplifier and main-amplifier sections from
each other. This enables bi-amp connections to an external
power-amplifier and facilitates integration with an AV or home
theatre system.
Loopless chassis structure
This unit features a loop-less chassis, independently con-
structed to eliminate increases in ground impedance due to
chassis current.
Copper alloy RCA terminals
The RCA terminals used for the LINE-1 inputs are specially
designed with the high conductivity of copper and the dura-
bility of brass.
18 mm pitch RCA terminals
We have used 18 mm pitch RCA input terminals for inputs
other than LINE-1 to support high quality audio cables with
large connectors.
Cast-iron insulators
For stability and support, this product features cast iron feet
with vibration reducing density gradient.
Selector buttons
The source selector’s individual buttons and indicators echo
the design of our vintage L-570 masterpieces.
Large speaker terminals
The speaker terminals (A and B systems) have a separated
inline layout (with the same characteristics for right and left)
and are compatible with Y lugs to enable easy connection
using extra-thick speaker cables.
Headphone output terminal
This terminal enables you to enjoy sound with headphones.
Aluminum remote controller
The high-grade, aluminum finished, hand-held remote can
control applicable CD/SACD players as well as this unit.

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Names and Functions
1. Operation button (OPERATION)
This is the power on/off button.
When wiring or connection is performed, be sure to turn off
this button.
2. Operation indicator (OPERATION)
Lights up orange when the connected AC cable is plugged
into a wall socket and the operation button is set to off
(standby state).
Blinks blue during mute mode when the operation button
is activated and lights up steady blue when the operation
state is achieved after a short time. This indicator blinks
orange when the protection circuit is activated.
3. Input selectors/indicators
(INPUT SELECTOR)
These buttons select an input source from devices such
as a CD player, SACD player, D/A converter or tuner con-
nected to the input terminals.
The eight input selectors indicate LINE-1, LINE-2, LINE-3,
LINE-4, BAL LINE-1, BAL LINE-2, MM (PHONO) and MC
(PHONO) which correspond to the input terminals on the
rear panel, lighting up the input indicator for the input device
to be selected. Select MM (PHONO) or MC (PHONO) to
support the playback of analog records as follows:
MC: Selection for a low output voltage MC (moving coil)
type cartridge.
When MC is selected while using an MM type car-
tridge, be aware that the sound volume becomes
higher and an unbalanced sound lacking high frequen-
cies will be heard owing to the incorrect impedance.
MM: Selection for a high output voltage MM (moving mag-
net) type cartridge.
Front panel
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4. Speaker selectors/indicators
(SPEAKERS)
Selects either of 2 speaker systems, A or B, located at the
rear panel. A is the default setting. When A is pressed in
this state, speaker output A will be muted. Pressing this
button toggles A on and off. B works in the same manner.
The terminal whose indicator is lit is active.
OFF (Both indicators are off):
Turns both A and B off when listening only with head-
phones and without generating sound from speakers.
A (Indicator is on):
Selects the A system speaker terminals.
B (Indicator is on):
Selects the B system speaker terminals.
A + B (Both indicators are on):
A selection for a bi-wired speaker system.
When using two different pairs of speakers simultane-
ously, be sure to use speakers with an impedance of
8 ohms or more because the output terminals A and B
are connected in parallel.
5. Volume control (VOLUME)
Adjusts the sound volume.
Sound will not be heard when this control is rotated fully
counterclockwise. Volume will gradually increase as the
control is rotated clockwise as follows: mute →–87 dB →
–86 dB →... →0 dB in steps of 1 dB.
The volume levels are engraved around the VOLUME control
and the position lit by the light above the VOLUME control
indicating the current volume level. When the mute button
on the remote control is pressed, this light will start blinking.
6. Tone control for bass
TONE CONTROL (BASS)
Controls the frequency characteristics of the low-frequency
range.
Setting this control to the center position provides flat fre-
quency characteristics. Rotating this control clockwise
enhances the low frequency range and rotating this con-
trol counterclockwise attenuates the low frequency range.
When the line straight button is set to on, this button does
not function.
7. Tone control for treble
TONE CONTROL (TREBLE)
Controls the frequency characteristics of the high-frequency
range.
Setting this control to the center position provides flat fre-
quency characteristics. Rotating this control clockwise
enhances the high-frequency range, and rotating this con-
trol counterclockwise attenuates the high-frequency range.
When the line straight button is set to on, this button does
not function.
8. Line straight button/indicator
(LINE STRAIGHT)
Enhances sound quality and clarity by bypassing the bal-
ance control circuit, tone control circuit and other signal
processing.
OFF (line straight indicator off): Line straight off/bypass off
ON (line straight indicator on): Line straight on/bypass on
• This switch toggles the line straight on and off.
When the line straight button is set to on, the balance
control, tone control, subsonic, monaural and loudness
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Names and Functions
9. Loudness button/indicator (LOUDNESS)
Turns on and off a function that corrects for the charac-
teristics of human ears that have difficulty in listening to
low-frequency and high-frequency sounds when the sound
volume is low.
OFF (Loudness indicator off): Loudness off
ON (Loudness indicator on): Loudness on
• This button toggles the loudness on and off.
10. Subsonic indicator (SUBSONIC)
Lights up when the subsonic button is on.
Cuts ultra-low frequencies outside the audible range to
prevent ultra-low range noise from adversely affecting the
audible range.
This function is especially effective when an analog record is
warped, or a woofer is shaking owing to ultra-low frequency
rangeoverload.
11. Monaural indicator (MONO)
Lights up when the monaural button is on.
The subsonic and monaural functions can be toggled only
from the accessory remote control (RA-17A).
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12. Separate button/indicator (SEPARATE)
Separates the pre-amplifier and main-amplifier from each
other.
OFF (Separate indicator off):
Returns this unit to normal integrated amplifier mode.
ON (Separate indicator on):
Feeds external signals from the MAIN IN terminal on
the rear panel to the main-amplifier section.
• This button toggles the separate state on and off.
When the separate button is set to on, the volume control of
this unit will not adjust the volume sent to speakers connected
to this unit. Volume adjustment needs to be performed at the
input device side such as a control amplifier connected to the
MAIN IN terminal.
Sources connected to the MAIN IN terminals, such as a CD
player or other device that has no integral volume adjustment
will be reproduced at full power and may result in speaker
damage.
For such input devices, be sure to use a control amplifier
equipped with sound volume adjustment, begin feeding audio
to the speakers with the volume low and adjust the volume to
your preferred level. When connecting devices to this unit, be
sure to turn off the power to prevent damage.
13. Balance control (BALANCE)
Adjusts the relative volume of the right and left channels.
Rotating the control counterclockwise gradually cuts the
volume of the right channel, rotating the control clockwise
gradually cuts the volume of the left channel.
This knob should be set to the center position under normal
conditions, and rotated to make adjustment if necessary.
When the line straight button is set to on, this control does
not function.
14. Headphone jack (PHONES)
Insert a headphone jack into this stereo output. Even when
headphones are connected, signals to the speaker output
terminals are not interrupted. To listen to music using only
your headphones, set the speaker selector to OFF.
15. Remote control infrared receiver (R)
Receives signals from the accessory remote control.

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Names and Functions
1. Signal ground (ground terminal)
(SIGNAL GROUND)
The ground terminal is for a device such as analog player
connected to this unit. This terminal is used to reduce noise
when other devices are connected. This terminal is not an
electrical safety feature.
2. Phono input terminals
(PHONO (MM/MC))
An input terminal to connect an analog player.
Do not connect a CD player or other devices with high out-
put levels to these terminals.
CD or other line level signals will be distorted.
3. LINE-1, LINE-2, LINE-3, and LINE-4
input terminals (unbalanced)
(LINE-1, LINE-2, LINE-3, and LINE-4)
Used for line level signal inputs from CD players, SACD
players, D/A converters, tuners, DVD players, TVs and
other such devices. The input sensitivity is 180 mV and the
impedance is 47 kΩ. Copper alloy terminals are used only
for the LINE-1 inputs, but perform the same as the other
inputs.
4. Pre-out terminals (PRE OUT)
These terminals are used to access the pre-amplifier output.
Bi-amp connections can be achieved in combination with
an external power-amplifier as these terminals always pro-
vide output regardless of the separate button setting.
Do not insert shorting plugs into the PRE OUT output as
this will mute the main output.
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5. Main input terminals (MAIN IN)
Provides input to the main-amplifier section when the
pre-amplifier and main-amplifier are separated by setting
the SEPARATE selector to on.
6. Balanced input terminals/INPUTS
(BAL LINE-1, BAL LINE-2)
The balanced type input terminals of the LINE level for an
XLR connector.
7. Phase inverters (PHASE)
Inverts the phase of the balanced input terminals corre-
sponding to the output signal phase of the connected input
device.
A: NORMAL position ①GROUND
②COLD (–)
③HOT (+)
B: INVERT position ①GROUND
②HOT (+)
③COLD (–)
8. AC inlet (AC IN)
Connect the supplied accessory power cable here to power
the unit from an AC wall outlet.
9. Speaker terminals (SPEAKERS)
Use these terminals to connect to your speaker system(s),
the R speaker terminals connect to the right side and the
L speaker terminals connect to the left side, paying careful
attention to their polarity.
* It is possible to insert cables from below
as well as from above.
General type
terminal

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Connections
SPEAKER SYSTEM
(
A
)
L R L R
SPEAKER SYSTEM
(
B
)
–+ –+ –+ –+
CD/SACD PLAYER
ANALOG PLAYER
D/A CONVERTER

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Before connecting
Before connecting other devices, connect the jack side of
the accessory power cable to the AC inlet of this unit.
Before connecting anything to this unit, turn off its power
supply and the power supplies of auxiliary devices to pre-
vent unexpected noise or potential damage to this unit or
connected speakers.
How to connect power supply
Connect the supplied accessory power cable to power the
unit from an AC wall outlet.
How to connect CD players, SACD players,
D/A converters, tuners and other devices
Connect between the output terminals of the CD player,
SACD player, D/A converter, tuner or other such input
devices and the LINE-1 input terminals of this unit with 2 (R
and L) RCA cables or balanced cables.
Similarly, repeat this process for the LINE-2, LINE-3 and
LINE-4 input terminals.
How to connect speakers
Connect the left-channel speaker to the SPEAKERS-L ter-
minal (L) and the right-channel speaker to the SPEAKERS-R
terminal (R) on the rear panel of this unit.
Securely connect the !terminal of the speaker system
to the !(red) speaker terminal, and the @terminal of the
speaker system to the @(black) speaker terminal of this unit.
If the !and @terminals are connected in reverse to either
the right or left speaker systems, the acoustic phases of the
sound reproduced from the right and left speaker systems
are also reversed. In such a case, be aware that the low
frequency sound levels will be reduced and the acoustic
stability will worsen, thus failing in normal stereo playback.

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Connections
SPEAKER SYSTEM
(
A
)
L R L R
SPEAKER SYSTEM
(
B
)
–+ –+ –+ –+
CD/SACD PLAYER
ANALOG PLAYER
D/A CONVERTER

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How to connect to analog players
Connect between the output terminals of an analog player
and the PHONO terminals of this unit with 2 (R and L) RCA
cables. For most analog players, the ground wire from the
phono motor or the tone arm should be connected to the
ground terminal of this unit.
This unit’s phono equalizer is compatible with MM and MC
cartridges. If an MC cartridge with low output voltage is
used, set the input selector on the front panel to the MC
position.
The output from an analog player equipped with its phono
equalizer or from an independent phono equalizer should
be connected to the line input terminals of this unit.
How to connect PRE OUT/MAIN IN
terminal
Either the pre-amplifier or main-amplifier can be separately
used.
When the pre-amplifier or main-amplifier is separately used,
set the separate button on the front panel to on. When only
the pre-amplifier is used, connect the PRE OUT terminal of
this unit to the input terminal of another power-amplifier,
and when only the main-amplifier of this unit is used, con-
nect the MAIN IN terminal of this unit to the output terminal
of another control-amplifier.
When this amplifier is used without separating between the
pre-amplifier and main-amplifier, set the separate button
on the front panel to off, or no sound will be generated.
Do not insert shorting plugs into the PRE OUT output as
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Before operation
1. Ensure that all connections have been correctly per-
formed. (Normal playback cannot be achieved with
incorrect connections of R, L, !or @.)
2. Before the power is toggled between on and off or an
input selected, be sure to set the volume control to the
minimum position.
Playback procedure
1. Press the operation button to turn on the unit after ensur-
ing that the volume control is set to the minimum position.
2. Select a source with the input selector buttons.
3. Adjust the sound level with the volume control.
4. Operate the line straight button, balance control and
tone controls according to taste.
Line straight selection
The line straight button is used to reproduce audio via the
shortest audio signal route for enhancing the clarity of the
source selected. When this button is set to on, the balance
control, tone controls, subsonic, monaural and loudness
functions are bypassed.
Balance control operation
The balance control enables users to adjust the balance of
sound volume between the right and left channels.
When the balance adjustment is not required, the balance
control should be set to the center position.
When the line straight button is set to on, the balance con-
trol will not function.
Tone controls
This unit has a tone controls for the low- and high frequency
ranges.
The low frequency range is effective at 300 Hz or lower.
This tone control is set to flat frequency characteristic at the
center position. Rotating the control clockwise enhances
the low-frequency range, and rotating the control counter-
clockwise attenuates the low-frequency range.
The high frequency range is effective at 3 kHz or higher.
This tone control is set to flat frequency characteristic at the
center position. Rotating the control clockwise enhances
the high-frequency range, and rotating the control counter-
clockwise attenuates the high-frequency range.
For both the low- and high-frequency ranges the effects on
both right and left channels are matched.
When the line straight button is set to on, the tone controls
will not function.
Procedure for timer-controlled playing
1. Use the operation button to activate this unit.
2. Select a source to be reproduced under timer control.
3. Adjust the volume level with the volume control.
4. Perform the time setting for start and stop times with
your timer.
5. Refer to the operating instructions for the timer and other
connected devices for further information.
Operations

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Memory
This unit stores the following items when the power is off:
Item Default
INPUT Selected source
SPEAKERS Selected speaker
SUBSONIC on/off
MONO on/off
LOUDNESS on/off
LINE STRAIGHT on/off
SEPARATE on/off
Memory reset
The following operations restore all the settings to the factory
defaults.
(1) Turn off the power of this unit.
(2) Hold down the operation button on the main unit for
5 seconds or more and press the line straight button
on the main unit once while holding down the operation
button. The power state will switch from on to off.
This will fully reset the memory.
Factory default
Item Default
INPUT LINE-1
SPEAKERS A
SUBSONIC off
MONO off
LOUDNESS off
LINE STRAIGHT off
SEPARATE off

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How to use Remote Control
Remote control (RA-17A)
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1. Operation button (OPERATION)
This is a power on/off button.
When wiring or connection is performed, be sure to turn the
unit off using this button.
2. Input selectors
(LINE-1, LINE-2, LINE-3, LINE-4,
BAL-1, BAL-2, PHONO, MONITOR)
Select between input sources from among the unbalanced
input terminals on the rear panel consisting of LINE-1, LINE-2,
LINE-3, LINE-4 and PHONO or the balanced BAL LINE-1
and BAL LINE-2 input.
Each time the PHONO button is pressed, the selection will
toggle between MM and MC. For reference, MONITOR has
no effect on this unit.
3. Monaural button (MONO)
Mixes the signals from the right and left channels into
mono. The monaural indicator lights up when this button
is pressed.
Press the button again to turn off the monaural effect and
reproduce a regular stereo output.
* When the line straight button is set to on, this button will
not function.
4. Separate button (SEPARATE)
Separates the pre-amplifier and main-amplifier sections
from each other.
OFF (Separate indicator off):
Configures this unit as a normal integrated amplifier.
ON (Separate indicator on):
Feeds external signals from the MAIN IN terminal on
the rear panel to the main-amplifier section.
• Holding down this button for 1 second toggles the
SEPARATE state on and off.
5. Mute button (MUTE)
When this button is pressed and the mute function is acti-
vated, the VOLUME control indicator will start blinking and
there will be no audio output. Pressing this button again
sets the mute function to off.
6. Meter button (METER)
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7. Subsonic button (SUBSONIC)
Turns on and off a function which cuts ultra-low frequencies
outside the audible range to prevent ultra-low range noise
from adversely affecting audible frequency range signals.
OFF (Subsonic indicator off): Subsonic off
ON (Subsonic indicator on): Subsonic on
• This button toggles the subsonic on and off.
* When the line straight button is set to on, this button will
not function.
8. Loudness button (LOUDNESS)
Turns on and off a function which corrects for the character-
istics of human ears that cause difficulty in hearing to low-
pitched and high-pitched sounds at low volume.
OFF (Loudness indicator off): Loudness off
ON (Loudness indicator on): Loudness on
• This button toggles the loudness on and off.
* When the line straight button is set to on, this button will
not function.
9. Line straight button (LINE STRAIGHT)
Enhances clarity of the sound quality by bypassing the bal-
ance control circuit, tone control circuit and others.
OFF (Line straight indicator off): Line straight off/bypass off
ON (Line straight indicator on): Line straight on/bypass on
• This button toggles the line straight function on and off.
10. CD/SACD player operation buttons
(CD/SACD PLAYER)
These buttons are used to control the supported CD/SACD
players.
The supported CD/SACD players are the following 14 mod-
els as of May 2021: D-10X, D-03X, D-N150, D-380, D-08u,
D-06u, D-05u, D-08, D-06, D-05, D-10, D-7, D-600S and
D-700S.
11. Volume control buttons
(VOLUME, i, o)
Adjusts the sound volume.
• Pressing iincreases the sound volume in steps of 1 dB.
• Pressing odecreases the sound volume in steps of 1 dB.

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How to use Remote Control
Remote control
The remote control should be aimed at the remote sensor
of this unit within the specified angle range as shown in the
illustration.
Effective distance:
approx. 5 meters
30° 30°
Dry cell
[How to load dry cells]
1. Put your finger on the battery cover claw on the rear of the
remote control and slide the cover downward to open it.
2. Put 2 AAA batteries in the battery case as shown in the illustration.
3. Close the battery cover.
• Do not use a combination of new and old batteries together.
• There may be a case in which the voltages are different
between two batteries even though they are the same size.
Do not use batteries of different types together.
• If the remote control is not used for a long time (more than
1 month), the batteries should be removed from the case.
If battery liquid is leaking, wipe away the liquid from the case
and clean the contacts before inserting new batteries.
• To discard exhausted batteries, follow the instructions provided
by your local authority.