T+A CALA CDR User manual

Order No. 9103-0541 (V1.0)
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User manual

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Welcome.
We are delighted that you have decided to purchase a product. With your new
you have acquired a top-quality piece of equipment which has been designed and developed
with the wishes of discerning listeners as absolute top priority.
This system represents our very best efforts at designing practical electronic equipment
incorporating solid quality, user-friendly operation and a specification and performance which
leaves nothing to be desired.
All these factors contribute to a piece of equipment which will satisfy your highest demands and
your most searching requirements for a period of many years. All the components we use meet
the German and European safety norms and standards which are currently valid. All the
materials we use are subject to painstaking quality monitoring.
At all stages of production we avoid the use of substances which are environmentally unsound or
potentially hazardous to health, such as chlorine-based cleaning agents and CFCs.
We also aim to avoid the use of plastics in general, and PVC in particular, in the design of our
products. Instead we rely upon metals and other non-hazardous materials; metal components
are ideal for recycling, and also provide effective electrical screening.
Our robust all-metal cases exclude any possibility of external sources of interference affecting
the quality of reproduction. From the opposite point of view our products’ electro-magnetic
radiation (electro-smog) is reduced to an absolute minimum by the outstandingly effective
screening provided by the metal case.
Our range of accessories includes high-quality cables and connectors
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the faith you have shown in our company
by purchasing this product, and wish you many hours of enjoyment and sheer listening pleasure
with your .
elektroakustik GmbH & Co KG

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About these instructions
All the controls and functions of the which are frequently used are described in
the first section of these operating instructions.
The second part 'Basic settings, Installation, Using the system for the first time' covers
connections and settings which are very seldom required; they are generally required only
when the machine is set up and used for the first time. Here you will also find a detailed
description of the network settings required for connecting the to your home
network.
Symbols used in these instructions

Caution!
Text passages marked with this symbol contain important information which
must be observed if the machine is to operate safely and without problems.

This symbol marks text passages which provide supplementary notes and
background information; they are intended to help the user understand how to
get the best out of the machine.
Notes on software updates
Many features of the are software based. Updates and new features will be made
available from time to time. The update process takes only a few minutes. See the chapter
entitled “Software update” for how to update your device via the internet connection.
We recommend you to check for updates before using your for the first time. To
keep your device up to date you should check for updates from time to time.

The operation instructions, the connection guidance and the safety notes are
for your own good - please read them carefully and observe them at all times.
The operating instructions are an integral part of this device. If you ever
transfer the product to a new owner please be sure to pass them on to the
purchaser to guard against incorrect operation and possible hazards.

All the components we use meet the German and European safety norms and
standards which are currently valid. This product complies with the EU
directives 2014/35/EC, 2014/30/EC, 2009/125/EC, 2011/65/EC + 2015/863,
1999/5/EC and 2012/19/EC.

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Contents
CALA CDR Audio System .....................................................................................8
Display.....................................................................................................................8
Screen symbols and their meaning ..........................................................................9
Remote Control....................................................................................................10
Basic Functions of the Cala................................................................................13
Source switching.............................................................................................13
Volume control ................................................................................................13
Switching outputs ...........................................................................................13
Tone settings (Tone menu).............................................................................13
Balance..................................................................................................................14
Loudness...............................................................................................................14
Tone Control..........................................................................................................14
Treble ....................................................................................................................14
Mid.........................................................................................................................14
Bass.......................................................................................................................14
Subwoofer..............................................................................................................14
Contour Presence..................................................................................................14
Contour Fundamental tone.....................................................................................15
Mode of operation ...........................................................................................15
Stereo / Virtual Surround........................................................................................15
Basic settings of the CALA CDR........................................................................16
Calling up and operating the menu.........................................................................16
Speaker.................................................................................................................16
Speaker LF Shape...................................................................................................................16
SPK stand ...............................................................................................................................17
Room .......................................................................................................................................17
Subwoofer................................................................................................................................17
OUT / Phones..........................................................................................................................17
Source settings......................................................................................................17
Available ..................................................................................................................................17
Source name............................................................................................................................17
Auto-power-on.........................................................................................................................18
Passthrough.............................................................................................................................18
Phono mode.............................................................................................................................18
Input level.................................................................................................................................19
Display brightness..................................................................................................19
Display mode.........................................................................................................19
Ambient brightness ................................................................................................19
Ambient colour.......................................................................................................19
Ambient colour cycling...........................................................................................20
Language...............................................................................................................20
Device name..........................................................................................................20
Network .................................................................................................................20
Music services .......................................................................................................20
Bandwidth limit.......................................................................................................21
Energy saver..........................................................................................................21

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Update...................................................................................................................21
Alarm Timer ......................................................................................................... 22
Alarm function........................................................................................................22
Switching the Timer off...........................................................................................22
Quick selection menu ..........................................................................................22
Alarm Timer menu .......................................................................................... 23
Menu item..............................................................................................................23
Alarm .....................................................................................................................23
Alarm Time.............................................................................................................23
Alarm Source .........................................................................................................23
Alarm Vol. ..............................................................................................................23
Time Mode.............................................................................................................23
Set Time.................................................................................................................24
Show clock.............................................................................................................24
Brightness Clock....................................................................................................24
Slumber-function ............................................................................................ 24
Activate slumber function .......................................................................................24
Change the slumber time .......................................................................................24
Turn off slumber function........................................................................................24
Operating the sources in detail.......................................................................... 25
Favourites lists................................................................................................ 25
General information................................................................................................25
Calling up the Favourites list ..................................................................................25
Adding a favourite ..................................................................................................25
Erasing a favourite from the Favourites list.............................................................26
Selecting a favourite from the list............................................................................26
Directly selecting a favourite...................................................................................26
Sorting Favourites lists...........................................................................................26
Operating the radio......................................................................................... 28
FM - Radio .................................................................................................................28
Selecting FM radio .................................................................................................28
General..................................................................................................................28
Manual station search............................................................................................28
Automatic station search........................................................................................29
Selecting a station from the Station list...................................................................29
RDS functions........................................................................................................29
Switching Radio Text on and off.............................................................................30
Mono / Stereo.........................................................................................................30
DAB - Radio...............................................................................................................30
Selecting DAB radio...............................................................................................30
Display...................................................................................................................30
Automatic station search........................................................................................31
Selecting a station from the Station list...................................................................31
RDS functions........................................................................................................32
Internet-Radio............................................................................................................32
Selecting Internet Radio as source.........................................................................32
Selecting podcasts.................................................................................................32

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Playback................................................................................................................32
Favourites lists.......................................................................................................33
Search function......................................................................................................33
Operating music services...............................................................................34
General information................................................................................................34
Selecting the music service....................................................................................34
Playback................................................................................................................34
Search function......................................................................................................35
Playlists and favourites ..........................................................................................35
Operating the SCL source (Streaming Client) ..............................................36
General information on the streaming client ...........................................................36
Selecting the SCL source.......................................................................................36
Playback................................................................................................................36
Playback of directories...........................................................................................37
Search function......................................................................................................37
Playing USB memory media (USB Media source)........................................38
General information................................................................................................38
Selecting USB Media as source.............................................................................38
Playback................................................................................................................38
Playback of directories...........................................................................................39
Search function......................................................................................................39
Operating the Bluetooth Receiver..................................................................40
Selecting Bluetooth................................................................................................40
Setting up audio transfer........................................................................................40
Playback functions.................................................................................................40
Volume adjustment ................................................................................................41
Notes.....................................................................................................................41
Operating the Disc player...............................................................................42
Selecting CD as source..........................................................................................42
Inserting a CD........................................................................................................42
Playing a CD..........................................................................................................43
Variations...............................................................................................................43
Track Select...........................................................................................................43
During playback.....................................................................................................43
Fast Search ...........................................................................................................43
CD Text..................................................................................................................43
Playback mode ......................................................................................................44
Repeat...................................................................................................................44
Mix mode...............................................................................................................44
Playback Program.....................................................................................................45
Creating a Playback Program.................................................................................45
Playing a playback program...................................................................................45
Erasing a playback program...................................................................................45
The Cala as D/A Converter .............................................................................46
General Information on D/A Converter Operation...................................................46
D/A Converter Operation..........................................................................................46
Selecting a D/A Converter Source..........................................................................46
Front panel display.................................................................................................46

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Installation, Using the system for the first time, Safety notes........................... 47
Back panel connections ..................................................................................... 48
Installation and wiring......................................................................................... 51
Loudspeaker and signal cables..............................................................................52
Safety notes......................................................................................................... 53
Network Configuration........................................................................................ 56
The Configuration for a Wired Ethernet LAN or Power-Line LAN
connection....................................................................................................... 58
Setting the Parameters for a Wired Network...........................................................58
The Configuration for a WLAN connection................................................... 60
Setting the parameters for a wireless network........................................................60
Selecting and connecting a WLAN by hand............................................................60
Searching for and Selecting the Network................................................................60
Entering the Password (for encoded networks) ......................................................60
Storing Network Settings and Restarting................................................................61
Connecting to WLAN via the WPS-function ............................................................61
WPS-function.........................................................................................................61
Connecting WLAN automatically via the WPS function...........................................61
Selecting the WLAN manually and conneting via WPS...........................................61
Trouble shooting................................................................................................. 63
Software update .................................................................................................. 65
Software update generally......................................................................................65
Updating via the Internet ........................................................................................65
Notes on Energy Saving ..................................................................................... 66
General information................................................................................................66
Automatic power-down (Energy saver)...................................................................66
Appendix A .......................................................................................................... 67
Wiring diagram..........................................................................................................67
Appendix B .......................................................................................................... 69
Specification..............................................................................................................69
IMPORTANT! CAUTION!
This product contains a laser diode of higher class than 1. To ensure continued safety, do not
remove any covers or attempt to gain access to the inside of the product.
Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
The following caution labels appear on your device:
Rear Panel:
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT

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CALA CDR Audio System
All the functions of the are operated using the FM1000 remote control handset.
Direct-access buttons are provided for the essential functions such as source select and track
select, whereas less frequently required functions are controlled by means of menus which are
called up using the button.
Display
All information relating to machine status, the current music track and list
navigation is displayed on the graphic screen of the . The
display is context-sensitive, and in part varies according to the
capabilities and facilities of the service to which you are currently
listening.
The most important information is highlighted on the screen according to
context. Supplementary information is provided by symbols above and
below the main data.
The basic areas of the
screen:
Display field (a) shows
the currently active source.
Display field (b) shows
information relating to the
piece of music being
played. The essential
information is displayed
enlarged in the main line.
z.B.
Display field (c) shows information relating to the device and
playback.
The bottom line (d) displays supplementary context-sensitive
information (e.g. sampling frequency, elapsed time)

The provides different screen displays for the Streaming
Client and the radio.
Large-format display:
Enlarged display of the most important information, clearly legible
even from a distance
Detail display:
Small-text display showing a large number of additional information
points, e.g. bit-rate etc.
A long press on the –button on the remote control handset is
used to switch between the display modes.

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Screen symbols and their meaning
Making connection (Wait / Busy)
The rotating symbol indicates that the is
currently processing a command, or is attempting to
connect to a service. These processes may take some time
to complete depending on the speed of your network and
the load upon it.
During such periods the may be muted, and
may not respond to the controls. Please wait until the
symbol disappears, then try again.
Indicates a music track which can be played, or a
playlist.
Indicates a folder which conceals further folders or lists.
Indicates that a source is being reproduced via a cable
connection.
Indicates that a source is being reproduced via a radio
connection.
Indicates that the is reproducing a station or
playing back a music track.
Pause indicator
Indicates that the speakers are switched off.
Buffer display (fullness indicator, memory display) and data
rate indicator (if available):
The higher the data rate, the better the quality of
reproduction.
Display of the elapsed playback time.
This information is not available for all services.
Indicates that the button can be used to switch to a
higher menu or select level.
0 / 0
Position indicator in select lists. The first number shows the
current position in the list, the second number the total
number of list entries (length of list).
ABC or
Display of the symbol input modes
abc or
123
Indicates that an alarm time is set and active

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Remote Control
Introduction
The infrared receiver for the remote control handset is located left of the
screen area. There must be line of sight contact between the FM1000 and
the screen.
The following tables show the remote control buttons and their function
when operating the machine.

(red)
Switches the machine on and off

Selects the SCL function (e.g. access to music servers
or similar), or selects the USB Media function
(connected USB memory media) of the streaming
client.
Press this button repeatedly until the desired
source appears on the screen.

Selects the CD-Player function.

A brief press on this button selects the analogue input
you wish to use.
Press the button repeatedly until the desired input
is displayed on the screen.

A brief press on this button selects the digital input
you wish to use.
Press the button repeatedly until the desired input
is displayed on the screen.

Selects FM, DAB, or Internet radio as source.
Press this button repeatedly until the desired
source appears on the screen.

Selects the Bluetooth function


abc
...

xyz

Direct alpha-numeric input, e.g. track number, quick
station select, radio station.
The buttons and are also assigned
special characters.
During the text input procedure you can use the
button to toggle between numeric and alpha-
numeric input, and between capitals and lowercase
letters.

(green)
Switching between the following modes of operation:
STEREO and VIRTUAL SURROUND.

(yellow)
Switches sound on and off (MUTING)
A brief press switches the speaker outputs on and off.
A long press switches the analogue output (preout /
headphones) on and off.

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


(yellow)
Reduces / increases volume (volume control rocker)


Menu



A brief press: Opens the “System configuration”menu.
(for details see Chapter “Basic settings of the ”)
A long press: Opens the Alarm timer menu.



Opens the setup menu for the source device just selected.
(Not all sources have their own Setup menu.)



Tone settings
Brief press opens the tone control settings menu:


Navigation



Returns to the previous point / change button



Confirms the input / change button



Selects the next point within a list / select button



Selects the previous point within a list / select button



Confirmation button during input procedures


Playback functions



Starts playback (Play function)
During playback: halts (Pause) or resumes playback



A brief press stops playback.
A brief press while disc is stopped opens and closes the disc drawer.
During menu navigation:
a brief press takes you back (higher) by one menu level or aborts the current input
process; the change is then abandoned.



Selects the previous track during playback.



Selects the next track during playback.



Rewind to search for a particular passage.
FM Radio: Manual station search



Fast-forward to search for a particular passage.
FM Radio: Manual station search



Repeat functions (not possible with all media)
Brief press: Repeat Track, Repeat ALL, 'Normal'
Long press: Mix-Mode (Shuffle) ON / OFF
Brief button presses in MIX mode: Mix, Repeat Track, Repeat Mix
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


Adds a favourite to the Favourites list.
CD - player: Activates playback programming
Adds a track to the playback program during playback programming





Long press: Removes a favourite from the Favourites list.
CD - player: A Long press erases the playback program.





Button for switching between Stereo and Mono reception (only FM Radio)
The Stereo setting is constantly displayed in the screen window by a 
symbol.
The Mono setting is constantly displayed in the screen window by a symbol.





Switches between numeric and alpha-numeric input, and between capitals and lower
case when pressed (repeatedly)
Calls up the search function for SCL, USB-Media, Internetradio, Podcasts and
Music services.
Activates the sort function within a Favourites list.





Displays the Favourites list created on the





Switches the display from the track list / station list navigation to the ‚Now Playing‘
view.
Switches the Radiotext / CD-text function ON/OFF.
A long press toggles between different screen displays.



can be controlled by the App 'TA Control' too.
For further information please visit our homepage
www.ta-hifi.com

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Basic Functions of the Cala
The basic functions of the , described in this chapter are always available, regardless
of the selected source.
Source switching
The source buttons are used to select the desired internal source (DISC,
FM Radio, DAB Radio, USB Media, Streaming Client oder Internet) or an
external source (Analog In 1, Analog In 2, Bluetooth, Digital 1 -3) for
playback.
Once the has switched to the internal sources they can be
operated using the remote control.
Please refer to the following chapters for details of operating the
individual source devices.

Sources which are not in use can be disabled in the System
Configuration menu. This can make it easier to select the correct source
(see chapter entitled “Basic Cala settings”).
Volume control
The volume of the can be adjusted in fine increments using
the - + button. A brief press on one volume button increases or
reduces the volume by one increment. Holding one of the volume buttons
pressed in causes the volume to change continuously.
Switching outputs
The loudspeaker outputs and the analogue output (Analog OUT) of the
can be switched on and off separately using the 
button.
To switch the analogue output on or off, hold the button pressed
in.
Briefly pressing the button switches the speaker outputs on and off.
Tone settings (Tone menu)
The features a range of facilities for adjusting the sound to suit
your personal preferences, the system’s location and your room
acoustics. All sound settings are grouped together in the tone control
menu (TONE menu).
The tone control menu is called up using the button.
The features of the tone control menu are explained in detail in the next
section.

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Adjustment range /
Options:
Explanations:
Balance
-85 ... 0 …+85
This menu point allows you to alter the
balance between the left and right loud-
speakers in order to compensate for an
unfavourable listening position.
Loudness
off / on
The features a volume-dependent
tone control (LOUDNESS) which
compensates for the frequency-dependent
sensitivity of the human ear, and therefore of
human hearing, at very low volume levels.
This set-up option is used to switch loudness
on or off.
Tone Control
off / on
This menu point can be used to disable (by-
pass) the 's tone controls.
To switch off the tone controls, select the
“OFF” setting. When the tone controls are
switched off, any adjustments you made to
the following menu points “BASS” and
“TREBLE” have no effect.
Treble
-12 ... 0 ... +12
This menu point allows you to alter the treble
setting.
Mid
-6 ... 0 ... +6
This menu point allows you to alter the
midrange setting.
Bass
-12 ... 0 ... +12
This menu point allows you to alter the bass
setting.
Subwoofer
(This menu point
only appears if an
external sub-
woofer is switched
on in the System
Configuration
menu /
Loudspeaker
menu.)
-15 ... 0 ... +15
The volume of the subwoofer can be
adjusted at this point. Adjust the volume of
the subwoofer to suit the acoustic conditions
of the listening room, and the volume of the
other channels.
Contour
Presence
-5 / -4 / … / 0 / ... / +3
The purpose of this menu point is to adjust
the Contour filter for the Presence range.
This option enables you to improve speech
intelligibility in spoken word programmes,
documentaries and sport transmissions.

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Contour
Fundamental
tone
-3 / -2 / -1 / 0 /+1/ +2
The purpose of this menu point is to adjust
the Contour filter for the fundamental tone.
If you prefer a warmer sound image, amplify
the fundamental sound (+1 … +2). For a
cooler sound image, or to eliminate
resonance effects, the fundamental tone
should be reduced (-1 … -3).
Mode of operation
Stereo /
Virtual
Surround
The offers two modes of operation: STEREO and VIRTUAL
SURROUND. In contrast to Stereo mode in Virtual Surround mode it is
possible to achieve surround effects even without the presence of
physical rear loudspeakers.
The mode of operation can be changed by the button. The first
press on the button displays the currently selected mode of
operation on the front display. Further button-presses toggle between the
modes of operation.

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Basic settings of the CALA CDR
(System Configuration menu)
The System Configuration menu is used for adjusting the general settings of the machine. This
menu is described in detail in the following chapter.
Calling up and
operating the
menu
To call up the menu press the button briefly on the remote
control handset.
When the menu is opened, the screen displays the following Select
points:
Use the / buttons to select a point in the menu.
If you wish to change the selected menu point, first press the 
button, then use the / buttons to alter the value.
To accept the setting once you have changed the value, press the
button again.
If you wish to quit without accepting any alteration, press the 
button at any time.
Press the button again to leave the menu.
Menu item
Speaker
Speaker setup and
room acoustics
This menu point opens a sub-menu in which the settings for the
loudspeakers can be altered.
Sub-point
Speaker
LF Shape
In this menu point you can set the loudspeaker type and, if appropriate,
the cross-over frequency between the main loudspeakers (loudspeaker
group A - left / right) and the sub-woofer.
If you are using large loudspeakers, please choose the “FULL RANGE”
setting. For relatively small satellite speakers we suggest that you
choose a cross-over frequency of 40Hz, 60Hz, 100Hz or 150Hz,
depending on the size and bass performance of your loudspeakers.

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This is the basic rule: the smaller the speaker cabinet, the higher the
cross-over frequency should be. The “Bass extd.” setting is
recommended for small loudspeakers such as small bookshelf units, if
they are operated without a sub-woofer. At this setting the bass range of
the speaker is extended to low frequencies.
Sub-point
SPK stand ...
If loudspeakers are set up close to a wall or a corner, the result may be a
disproportionate boost to the low frequencies. To compensate for this
effect please select one of the set-up options
free / near to wall / in a corner / shelf,
according to the location of your loudspeakers.
Sub-point
Room
The purpose of this menu is to fine-tune the to match the
acoustics of your listening room. For highly damped rooms it is advisable
to select one of the “absorptive” settings 1 - 4.
The “reflective” settings 1 - 6 help to reduce any reverberant effects.
If your listening room is normally damped, this setting should be left at
“normal”.
Sub-point
Subwoofer
In this menu point you can set the cross-over frequency for your sub-
woofer. If your system does not include a sub-woofer, you should choose
the “OFF” setting.
Sub-point
OUT / Phones
In this menu point you can disable the room correction settings for the
use of headphones. Choose the setting “phones” to bypass the room
correction and choose the setting “OUT” if e.g. active speakers are
connected, for which the room correction is eventually required.

Is the setting „phones“ selected, the settings for the menu items „Room“
(System settings menu) and „Contour presence“ and „Contour
fundamental tone“ (Tone menu) have no effect to the phones- and
Analog OUT sockets.
Menu item
Source
settings
This menu point opens a sub-menu in which the individual sources
connected to the can be configured.

Not all the set-up options are available for all sources.
Sub-point
Available
The purpose of this menu point is to disable / activate the corresponding
source.

Disabled sources do not appear in Source Select when you operate the
remote control handset, and this makes it easier to select the correct
source. It is therefore advisable to disable all sources which you do not
use.
Sub-point
Source name
At this menu item you can assign a plain text name to each source; this
name then appears in the screen displays.
When you call up this menu item using the button, a list of all the
internal and external sources of the appears.
To change the plain-text name, move to the appropriate line and press
the button. Now use the alpha-numeric keypad of the FM1000 to
change the name as required, then confirm your choice with ; this
saves the settings for that source.

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The button is used to switch between numeric and alpha-numeric
input, and between capitals and lower-case letters. Letters can be erased
by pressing the button.
If you should wish to restore the factory default source name, erase the
whole name before saving the empty field with the button: this
action resets the display to the standard source names.
Sub-point
Auto-power-on
This menu point enables you to automatically switch on the
due to the automatic power-on function.
If this function is switched on, the automatically switches itself
on from standby mode, and switches to the selected source (if
necessary), when a music signal is present at the Analog In 1,
Analog In 2 or Digital In 1 - 3 input - depending on the input to which the
auto power-on function is assigned.
If the is switched on, but no signal is detected at the auto
power-on input within about twenty minutes, then the
automatically switches itself off again; however this only occurs if the
auto power-on source is selected.

The automatic power-on function is only active when the Energy Saver
function is disabled.
Sub-point
Passthrough
If you wish to connect a device with its own volume control (e.g. TV set),
this menu point can be used to disable the volume control of the
for the Analog In 1 input (pass-through mode).

You should only select this setting if a device with its own volume control
is connected to the unit. Ensure that the volume of the source device is
turned down to zero before connecting it to the , otherwise the
speakers connected to it may be ruined through overloading.
Sub-point
Phono mode
The purpose of this menu point is to configure the input Analog In 2 for
connecting a turntable fitted with an MM pick-up.

Never select this setting unless a turntable (without integrated phono
preamp –output voltage until 10 mV) is connected to the ,
otherwise the speakers connected to the unit may be ruined through
overloading.

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Sub-point
Input level
The input for sources Analog In 1 and Analog In 2 can be adjusted to
suit the output level of the device connected to these sockets. The input
level can be set to any of four values. Set the input in such a way that the
volume matches that of the ’s internal sources, then confirm
your choice with the button. This action saves the settings for
that source. The input level can be adjusted to any of the settings
500 mV, 1,0 V, 2,0 V or 2,8 V.

If you have configured the source Analog In 2 for connecting a turntable,
this set-up option is used to adjust the input sensitivity to any of the
settings 2.5mV, 5mV or 10 mV to suit an MM pick-up.
Menu item
Display
brightness
Here you can adjust the brightness of the screen in normal use to suit
your personal preference. The available settings are:
1 to 7

We recommend that brightness settings 6 and 7 should only be used
when the screen is difficult to read due to very bright ambient light.
A lower brightness setting will extend the useful life of the screen.
Menu item
Display mode

This menu item offers the choice between three different display
operation modes:
Always on
Temporary
Always off
Selecting 'Temporary' will switch the display is on for a short while each
time the is being operated. Shortly after operation the display
will be switched off again automatically.

To switch the display on again, from the “always off” setting, call up the
system settings menu by a brief press on the button.
Menu item
Ambient
brightness
In this menu point you can set your preferred brightness for the ambient
lighting of the . The brightness can be adjusted to any of ten
settings.
Menu item
Ambient
colour
In this menu point you can switch on and set the preferred colour for the
ambient lighting.

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Menu item
Ambient
colour cycling
If you have configured the ambient colour (see menu item above) to the
setting “flowing”, under this menu item you can adjust the speed the
ambient lighting cycles through the different colours in four steps from
very slow to fast.

This menu item only appears, if under the menu item “Ambient colour”
the setting “flowing” is selected.
Menu item
Language
In this menu point it is possible to determine the language which is to be
used for the displays on the integral screen on the front panel of the
.

The language used for any transferred data, e.g. from an Internet radio
station, is determined by the device itself or the radio station, and
therefore cannot be selected on the .
Menu item
Device name
This menu point can be used to assign an individual name to the
. In a home network the device then appears under this name.
Menu item
Network
All network settings can be carried out at this menu point. For a detailed
description on setting up a LAN or WLAN connection please also refer to
the section entitled “Network configuration”.
Menu item
Music services
At this point you can enter the access data for the music streaming
services (TIDAL etc.) supported by the .
Calling up this menu point by pressing the button displays a list
of the supported music services.
Select the service you wish to use, then confirm your choice with the
button.
Now use the alpha-numeric keypad of the FM1000 to enter the access
data which you have received from your service provider in the lines
“User” and “Passphrase”.
Use the button to switch between numeric and alpha-numeric
input, and between capitals and lower-case letters.
Press the button to erase any letter.
In each case confirm your input of user name and password by pressing
the button.
To conclude the procedure and save the data, select the menu entry
“Store and exit?” and confirm by pressing the button.

If access data for the selected music service has already been stored,
the new data will overwrite them. To use the new access data you must
first perform a “Logout” for the service in question, then switch the
off and on again.

The music streaming services supported by the require a
subscription to the appropriate service provider.