T+A K 6 CV User manual
V 7.0 Order No. 9103-0302
USER MANUAL
K 6
CV
Welcome!
We are delighted that you have purchased a
product. The K6 DVD surrou d receiver forms the basis of a superb
digital AV surrou d system whose overall desig a d comprehe sive facilities fulfil all the requireme ts of a high-quality
video a d home ci ema system.
The highly sophisticated sig al processi g sectio has bee carefully developed to satisfy all the wishes of the de-
ma di g music lover, a d is co structed usi g carefully selected audiophile compo e ts of the highest quality.
The latest
tech ology is desig ed to provide efficie t e ergy exploitatio i all modes of operatio . The develop-
me t of the K6 was spo sored by the Germa Federal E viro me t Age cy (DBU) as a co tributio to improvi g e -
ergy efficie cy i electro ic equipme t.
I our equipme t productio processes we avoid the use of materials which are e viro me tally harmful such as chlo-
ri e-based solve ts a d CFCs. As far as possible we avoid the use of plastics - especially PVC - i our equipme t;
i stead we use metals or other o -harmful materials which are easily recycled a d also provide effective electrical
shieldi g. The heavy, all-metal case of the K6 elimi ates the possibility of exter al sources of i terfere ce adversely
affecti g reproductio quality.
For your ow safety please be sure to read right through these operati g i structio s. It is especially importa t to ob-
serve the i structio s regardi g setti g up a d operati g the equipme t, a d the safety otes.
We are grateful to you for placi g your faith i us, a d hope that you will e joy ma y hours of pleasure with your
K6 surround receiver.
elektroakustik
All compo e ts used i this device meet the curre t Germa a d Europea safety orms a d sta -
dards.
Ma ufactured u der lice ce from Dolby Laboratories. "Dolby", "Pro Logic" a d the double-D symbol are
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
' TS' a d ' TS igital Surround' are trademarks of Digital Theater Systems, I c.
'R S' Radio Data System
This product complies with the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC), EMV Directives (89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC) a d CE
Marki g Directive (93/68/EEC).
IMPORTANT! CAUTION!
This product co tai s a laser diode of higher class tha 1. To e sure co ti ued safety, do ot remove a y
covers or attempt to gai access to the i side of the product.
Refer all servici g to qualified perso el.
The following caution label appear on your device:
Rear pa el
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
O the i er protective housi g of the DVD mecha ism
CAUTION:
VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN.
AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM
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ANGER:
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AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
Operation
4 Front panel controls and connections
Primary switch / Emerge cy butto s / Opening and closing the drawer / Headpho e socket / Scree
6 F6 remote control handset
Switchi g On-/Off/Standby / Scree bright ess adjustme t / Screen angle adjustment /
Source selection / Volume control / Muting
A /
B / Surround mode / Sou d field
7 Menu control system - Main Menu
ProLogic II Mode / Bala ce / To e co trols / Subwoofer level / Loud ess / Dy amic
9 Surround sound - explanatory notes
11 Using the tuner
11 Listening to radio programmes / Calli g up additional tuner information
12 Program tuning: Program searching / Fine-tuning / Reception mode
13 Storing of radio programmes: Manual storing / Automatic storing
14 Editing of radio programs: Clearing (erasing) / Exchanging / Renaming
17 The tu er as alarm clock
18 The isc-Player - Using the isc-Player to play audio C s
19 Inserting a audio CD / Calli g up additional C player information
20 Playing a Track
21 Creati g a playback program for a C
22 Playback variants: Repeat Track, Repeat isc, Scan and Shuffle / Play A-B
24 Using the isc-Players to play V s
24 Inserting a DVD
25 Calli g up additional V player information
26 Playing a Title / Selecti g a Chapter
27 Search / Slow motio
28 Camera a gle / Switchi g audio cha els
29 Sub-title la guage / Playback varia ts (Repeat Chapter, Repeat Title, Repeat Disc a d Shuffle)
30 isc Menu Function
31 Player Setup (Me u): Audio language / Sub-title language / Aspect ratio / PBC
32 Using the isc Player to play other media: Video CDs / Photo-CDs / MP3
Basic settings for the K6
33 Configuration Menu
34 Switching On-screen Menu on/off / Selecting On-screen language
35 Assista t Me u: Adapting loudspeaker set / Starting speaker calibration (Auto-setup)
36 Loudspeaker Me u: Adapting loudspeaker set / Volume controlling
A and
B split or linked
38 • Spk Positio Me u: Entering the distance between listening position and loudspeakers
39 • Spk Bala ce Me u: Setting exact level to all loudspeakers
40 • To e adjust Me u: Adjusting tone values separately for all output channels
41 Video Norm Me u: Entering Video norm for the TV output
42 I puts Me u: Assigning a digital input to an AV input / Starting input calibration
Installation, using the K6 for the first time, Safety notes
44 Approved usage
44 Ge eral otes o setti g up a d
45 Ge eral otes o wiri g the system
45 Safety notes
46 Rear panel connections
48 Wiring diagrams
56 Co formity with EC directives / FCC I formatio to the user
57 Care of the K6 / Remote co trol address / Cha gi g the batteries
Appendix
58
Trouble shooting / Pin assignments / Specification
Operatio 4
Front panel controls and connections
Primary switch
The K6 is ormally switched o a d off usi g the
butto o the remote co trol ha dset.
The K6 also features a primary switch (rocker switch)
located o the left u der the fro t pa el. Operati g the
primary switch completely disco ects the K6 from the
mai s supply, e.g. if you k ow you will be abse t for a
protracted period. The O a d Off setti gs of the switch
are marked o the rocker.
To use the machi e you must first switch it o at the
primary switch; it ca the be switched o a d off usi g
the
butto o the remote co trol ha dset.
Notes
If you switch off the K6 at the primary switch, it still re-
tai s all the setti gs you have made. The i tegral clock
co ti ues to ru for about two days.
If the K6 is left switched off for a fairly lo g period the
clock has to be re-set (ma ually, or automatically by
RDS: see Sectio 1 'The tuner as alarm clock'). The
alarm fu ctio a d the loop-through fu ctio for AV pro-
gramme material (set-top box, video recorder) to the TV
set are ot available if the u it is tur ed off at the primary
switch.
Emergency buttons
To the right of the primary switch o the u derside of the
K6 you will fi d three small butto s which ca be used to
co trol the machi e i a emerge cy. These butto s ca
be used to operate the esse tial fu ctio s directly.
Select
butto
Cha ge
butto
Press the left Select button to choose the fu ctio to be
co trolled, the use the two right butto s to alter the
setti g. The i tegral scree always displays the fu ctio
which ca be cha ged at a y time:
VOLUME
VOLUMEVOLUME
VOLUME
Volume setti g
SURND MODE
SURND MODESURND MODE
SURND MODE
Select the decoder mode
SOURCE
SOURCESOURCE
SOURCE
Select the program source
STOP PLAY
STOP PLAYSTOP PLAY
STOP PLAY
Stop / Start CD/DVD playback
PREV NEXT
PREV NEXTPREV NEXT
PREV NEXT
Skip track/title (disc mode)
Switch program (tu er mode)
ALARM off
ALARM offALARM off
ALARM off
Switch alarm fu ctio OFF/ON
STdBY OFF
STdBY OFFSTdBY OFF
STdBY OFF
Switch u it to sta d-by /
switch u it off
Note
To leave the emerge cy co trol system simply wait for
about 5 seco ds after pressi g the butto s.
5 Operatio
C / V drawer
Opening the drawer
To ope the drawer first select the Disc Player as pro-
gram source, the hold the
butto o the remote
co trol ha dset pressed i for about 2 seco ds.
The drawer ca also be ope ed by movi g your ha d
close to the sensor
located below the u it's fro t
pa el.
Closing the drawer
Press the
or
butto o the RC ha dset
to close the drawer.
You ca also close the drawer by givi g it a ge tle push.
Sensor
I fra-red se sor for ope i g the CD/DVD drawer.
Headphone socket
3.5 mm Ø barrel socket for stereo headpho es with a
impeda ce of at least 50 Ω.
This socket is also used to co ect the calibratio micro-
pho e for the automatic loudspeaker calibratio process
(see 'Configuration Menu').
Multi-function screen
The i tegral scree provides i formatio about the status
of the K6 a d all its setti gs. The a gle of i cli atio a d
bright ess of the scree ca be varied to e sure good
legibility.
The scree ru s back to its retracted setti g whe the
u it is switched off; it reverts to the previously set posi-
tio automatically whe you switch o agai .
a
Main display
The mai display provides co text-se sitive i for-
matio regardi g the program source or the cur-
re tly active process.
b
Tuner reception mode FM (VHF)
c
Tone control settings
These symbols i dicate the curre t setti gs of the
to e co trols.
d
Menu symbol
I dicates that a device me u is ope .
e
Timer symbol
I dicates that the timer is active.
f
Alarm time
Whe the timer is active this symbol i dicates the
alarm time. This o ly applies if the K6 has bee
switched off from the RC ha dset, or is switched to
sta d-by mode.
g
Loudspeaker
A and
B
I dicates the status of the loudspeaker groups
A
a d
B.
h
Loudspeaker channels
A
Displays the active loudspeaker cha els for loud-
speaker group
A.
The display varies accordi g to the co te t of the
programme material curre tly playi g..
i
isc Player medium display
I dicates the type of disc (DVD, CD etc.) curre tly
i the Disc Player.
k
ecoder mode
This display field i forms you of the curre t oper-
ati g mode of the surrou d decoder.
The decoder mode varies accordi g to the setti gs
you have made (surrou d, stereo, mo o, sou d
field) a d accordi g to the sou d format of the
programme material curre tly playi g.
Tuner reception mode
l
glows whe a stereo programme is picked up.
glows if the atte uator is switched o .
Operatio 6
F6 remote control handset
The F6 remote co trol ha dset
co trols all the fu ctio s of the K6
DVD surrou d receiver. The ad-
justme ts you make are displayed
o the i tegral scree a d also o
a TV set which is co ected to the
system.
C / V
AUX
TAPE
PAUSE
OK
STOP
PLAY
1
4
7
SRC
M
E
N
U
F
U
N
C
T
I
O
N
AMP
T/C
SRN
2
5
8
0
3
6
9
TUNER
TV / STB
VCR
F6
ISP A / B
O
V
L
+
Basic functions
press
briefly
Switches the K6 o from the Off state *), a d switches the u it
to sta d-by mode from the O state.
I stand-by mode the K6's video pass-through circuit remai s
i operatio , i.e. the programme from the selected video
source co ti ues to be passed to the TV set a d video re-
corder, a d ca therefore still be viewed a d/or recorded.
The programme source bei g passed through the machi e is
i dicated o the scree . It ca be switched at a y time usi g
the F6 RC ha dset.
*) Note
The pass-through fu ctio o ly works if the primary mai s
switch o the u derside of the fro t pa el is set to O .
press
for 2 sec.
Switches the unit off.
I the Off state o ly the i tegral alarm timer remai s i opera-
tio , a d the i tegral scree displays the time of day. If the
alarm fu ctio is active, the K6 switches itself o automatically
at the programmed alarm time.
press
for 2 sec.
Activates screen angle adjustment. The a gle is adjusted
usi g the
a d
butto s.
press agai
for 2 sec.
Activates screen brightness adjustment. The bright ess is
adjusted by pressi g the
a d
butto s briefly.
Source select
Selects the i tegral CD/DVD player as programme source.
Selects the i tegral tu er as programme source.
press
repeatedly
if ecessary
Selects the i puts AUX-A, AUX-PH a d AUX-AV i tur a d
selects these u its as program source.
press
repeatedly
if ecessary
Switches to i puts TV a d STB (= SET TOP BOX, SAT re-
ceiver), a d selects these devices as program source.
press
repeatedly
if ecessary
Switches to the i puts TAPE 1 (a alogue recorder) a d
TAPE 2 (digital recorder), a d selects these devices as pro-
gram source.
Switches to the VCR i put (video recorder) a d selects this as
program source.
Amplifier functions
Adjusts volume i 1dB i creme ts.
short
press
Switches the loudspeaker outputs i the seque ce
A -
B -
A+B.
press
for 2 sec.
Switches off the loudspeaker outputs
A a d
B
(mute fu ctio ).
Surround functions
(see chapter 'Surround sound - explanatory notes')
short
press
Displays the active surrou d mode o the i tegral scree .
press short
repeatedly
Cycles the curre t music sig al through the possible surrou d
modes.
press lo g
repeatedly
Cycles the curre t music sig al through the possible surrou d
modes i reverse order.
7 Operatio
Menu control system
A me u co trol system is used to adjust the to e co -
trols a d the surrou d decoder setti gs, a d also to set
the basic co figuratio of the K6.
If the TV set co ected to the system is switched o , all
the me us are displayed page by page o its scree .
They are also displayed li e by li e (usi g E glish ab-
breviatio s) o the i tegral scree of the K6.
The 'Main Menu' co tai s all the fu ctio s required to
operate the K6 i ormal daily use. Press the
butto briefly to ope this me u.
Whe you i itially i stall the K6 all the audio a d video
compo e ts of your surrou d system must be set up to
suit each other, a d the system the has to be adjusted
to suit the acoustic characteristics of your liste i g room.
All these processes are carried out usi g the 'Configura-
tion Menu' which is ope ed by holdi g the
but-
to pressed i for approx. 2 seco ds (see 'Configura-
tion Menu').
Main Menu
Operation:
short
press
Open Mai Me u
e.g.
pp I
pp I pp I
pp I I
I I
I matrx
matrxmatrx
matrx
Select me u poi t
/
Cha ge me u poi t
Activate selectio
or
Leave Mai Me u
Explanation:
The 'Main Menu' e ables you to cha ge setti gs of the
K6 which are occasio ally required for daily liste i g.
Press the
butto briefly to ope the 'Main Menu'.
All changes take effect immediately.
If the TV set co ected to the system is switched o , the
me u appears o the TV scree . At the same time the
i tegral scree displays the first me u poi t.
STOP / / / / / OK
Select
menu point
Change
value
Matrix
mid
mid
00
00
off
00
off
maximum
Pro Logic II mode
Balance Left/Right
Srnd/Front
Tone Treble
Ba
Tone control
Subwoofer level
Loudne
Dynamic range
Movie
minimum
Mu ic
tandard
Matrix
maximum
on
off
Main Menu
10L
-06
10R
-06
-10
+06
10F
off
on
off
10R
+06
ProLogic II mode:
This me u poi t e ables you to set the Dolby ProLogic II
decoder to suit varyi g programme material.
Movie for films
Music for music
Matrix for mo o programme material
Note
The u it stores the curre t ProLogic II mode for each
source a d sets this mode agai , whe the source is
selected ext time.
Balance left/right and surround/front:
These two me u poi ts e able you to adjust the bala ce
betwee the left/right a d fro t/surrou d loudspeakers.
Bala ce ca be altered i 1 dB i creme ts.
10L (left) . . . . . 10R (right)
10R (surrou d) . . . . . 10F (fro t)
Mitte ( eutral setti g)
Note
The purpose of this fu ctio is to compe sate for a tem-
porary problem, e.g. a u usual liste i g positio , or a
poorly produced recordi g. The basic setti gs for loud-
speaker bala ce which apply to your liste i g situatio
should always be carried out i the 'Loudspeaker Bal-
ance Menu'!
Operatio 8
Tone controls - treble and bass:
These two me u poi ts e able you to alter the treble a d
bass setti gs to compe sate for to al differe ces i
programme material. The setti gs affect all cha els,
a d the adjustme t ra ge is +/-6 dB i 1 dB i creme ts.
Note
The basic setti gs for the to e co trols should first be
carried out i the 'Tone adjust Menu'. The to e setti gs
ca be made separately for each cha el, a d compe -
sate for perma e tly imperfect loudspeaker positio i g
a d room i flue ces.
Tone control on / off:
This me u poi t e ables you switch the to e co trol
o / off to toggle easily betwee Li ear mode a d To e
co trol mode.
Subwoofer level:
If you have switched o the subwoofer i the 'Loud-
speaker Menu', you ca adjust its volume here withi
the ra ge -10 (dB) a d + 10 (dB) i order to match the
subwoofer to the acoustic co ditio s of your liste i g
room a d the volume of the other cha els.
If the subwoofer is switched off i the 'Loudspeaker
Menu', this me u poi t i the 'Main Menu' is also set to
Off , a d the subwoofer level ca ot be adjusted.
Note
It is esse tial to set the bala ce betwee the other cha -
els (fro t, surrou d a d ce ter) i the 'Loudspeaker
Balance Menu' before you cha ge this setti g.
Loudness:
The term Loud ess refers to a automatic volume-
se sitive to e co trol desig ed to compe sate for the
freque cy-depe de t se sitivity of the huma ear at very
low volumes. You ca switch Loud ess o a d off i this
me u poi t.
on Loud ess switched o
off Loud ess switched off
ynamic range:
Sou d sources e coded usi g the olby igital proc-
ess may have a very wide dy amic ra ge. This ca be
reduced i three stages to suit your circumsta ces, i.e.
quiet passages are reproduced slightly louder at low
volume, whereas loud passages are reduced i volume
slightly. You ca select a y of the followi g dy amic
ra ges:
minimum Greatly reduced dy amic ra ge, e.g.
for ight-time liste i g.
standard Sta dard dy amic ra ge, medium
compressio .
maximum Exploits maximum dy amic ra ge
provided by the sou d source.
9 Operatio
Surround sound - explanatory notes
General information
The followi g sectio is ot co cer ed directly with the
operatio of your K6, but is rather i te ded to explai
some of the terms which arise i co ectio with sur-
rou d systems. It is i te ded to help you u dersta d a d
exploit the facilities a d capabilities of your K6 to the full.
As we all k ow, a ormal stereo recordi g has two cha -
els - left a d right. Whe stereo material is reproduced
i your liste i g room, the e tire sou d eve t takes place
o a imagi ary stage which covers the space betwee
the two loudspeakers.
The liste er is able to locate specific sou d eve ts over
the width of the stage; with good recordi gs there is also
a slight impressio of depth, i.e. behi d the speakers.
Nevertheless, ormal stereopho ic reproductio always
leaves the liste er isolated from the eve t.
As a result it is impossible to recreate the exciteme t of a
live atmosphere, as i a real co cert hall, si ce the
acoustics of the co cert hall are crucially i flue ced by
sou d reflectio s from the side a d back walls, the floor,
the ceili g, a d from objects i side the hall.
The reflected sou d comes from a y umber of direc-
tio s - ot just from the fro t. If a sou d eve t is to be
reproduced with real fidelity, it therefore follows that a
proportio of the sou d must ema ate from all directio s
i the room, that the 'reflectio s' must be timed accu-
rately, a d that they must be ge erated at a realistic
level.
Reproduci g televisio sou d via a co ve tio al stereo
system is problematic, because it is ofte impossible to
locate dialogue o the scree itself.
A further poi t is that exotic sou d effects have bee i
use i the ci ema si ce the 1950's, usi g proper multi-
cha el sou d systems. These effects are ofte crucial
to the overall impact of a film, but they ca ot be repro-
duced at home with a co ve tio al stereo sou d system.
Over the last few years surrou d tech ologies have bee
developed which make it possible to experie ce all these
effects withi the liste er's ow four walls, with the result
that a far greater simulatio of reality is possible tha
with co ve tio al stereo.
For a effective surrou d system we always recomme d
the i stallatio of a ce ter loudspeaker, which is i stalled
below or directly above the TV set. This loudspeaker
helps greatly i locati g particular sou d eve ts (espe-
cially dialogue) o the TV scree itself.
Types of reproduction
The K6 makes available a ra ge of differe t types of
reproductio : multi-channel mode, mono/stereo mode
a d sound fields.
The K6 'remembers' the setti g for each i put, a d re-
verts to the mode of operatio which was last used whe
you switch from o e i put to a other.
For the i ter al disc player the setti gs for CD a d DVD
are stored i depe de tly.
Multi-channel mode (surround)
Mode of operatio for the reproductio of multi-cha el
programmes (e.g. DOLBY Pro Logic, DOLBY DIGITAL,
dts, etc.).
A digital multi-cha el sig al is detected by its e codi g
method, a d the K6 automatically sets the correct loud-
speaker assig me t. The curre t reproductio mode is
displayed o the fro t pa el scree .
For analogue i put sig als the correct mode of opera-
tio ca ot be detected automatically by the decoder.
I this case the decoder always reverts to Dolby Pro
Logic decodi g. If the sig al is actually i a differe t form
(stereo, mo o - see below), the the mode must be set
ma ually i stead of surrou d mode.
olby Pro Logic II Surround
I this process several i depe de t sig al cha els are
recorded usi g two cha els a d a special e codi g
process. Si ce this process o ly requires two recordi g
cha els, it is compatible with ma y picture / sou d
systems which are already widely i use (CD, video
recorder, TV etc.).
The i formatio is decoded at playback time a d repro-
duced i the liste i g room via four (left, right, 2 x sur-
rou d) loudspeakers, although five speakers (with a
additio al fro t ce ter speaker) are preferable. Dolby
Surrou d e coded material is curre tly available mai ly
i the film a d video are a, recorded o video cassettes
a d DVDs, but ma y televisio programmes are ow
bei g produced a d tra smitted usi g Dolby Surrou d.
olby igital
Dolby Digital is a digital
multi-cha el surrou d
system which was
developed specifically for
spatial sou d reproductio
i co ectio with ci ema
films. The process utilises
five separate sou d
cha els: three fro t
cha els (left, ce ter,
right) a d two surrou d
cha els. A sixth
i depe de t bass effect
cha el is also prese t,
cateri g for low freque cy effects (LFE). That is why
such systems are said to offer 5.1 cha els.
I compariso with Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Digital pro-
vides two i depe de t surrou d cha els which provide
ge ui e spatial stereo sou d, offeri g the same realistic
stereo reproductio as provided by the fro t cha els.
The i tegral Dolby Digital decoder provides the mea s of
obtai i g a ge ui e digital Dolby stereo ci ema prese -
tatio i your ow livi g room. The discrete digital re-
cordi g process a d the five playback cha els guara -
tee a very wide dy amic ra ge a d accurate spatial
orie tatio .
The dy amic ra ge is the differe ce i volume betwee
the quietest a d loudest passages of a recordi g. The
origi al sou dtrack of a film ge erally features a ex-
tremely wide dy amic ra ge which the K6 ca reproduce
i full.
Operatio 10
U fortu ately ot all liste i g rooms are suitable for
exploiti g the full dy amic ra ge. For example, it may be
ecessary to take your eighbours' feeli gs i to accou t
- especially i the late eve i g hours.
For this reaso it is possible to reduce the dy amic
ra ge of Dolby digital e coded sou d sources i such a
way that quiet passages (e.g. whispered co versatio s)
are reproduced somewhat louder, while loud passages
(e.g. giga tic explosio s) are reduced i volume slightly
(see 'Main Menu').
dts igital Surround
The 'dts' multi-cha el film sou d system was origi ally
developed to replace a alogue film sou dtracks, usi g
digital sou dtracks co sisti g of six discrete cha els.
This system has ow bee further developed to provide
spatial sou d reproductio i the home situatio .
The six cha els (5.1) are e coded / decoded i origi al
quality, i.e. with 20-bit resolutio , a d recorded usi g
o ly slight data compressio . The 5.1 loudspeaker co -
figuratio , curre tly the sta dard arra geme t for home
ci ema systems, is ideal for playback.
STEREO / MONO mode:
Stereo
mode for stereo reproductio
Note
I this mode a multi-cha el sig al is co verted i to a
stereo sig al (dow mix), a d reproduced via the mai
left a d right loudspeakers.
Mono mode for mono reproductio
All cha els are mixed dow o to the Ce -
ter loudspeaker *).
Mono I mode for two-channel TV sound
Ge erally Channel I tra smits the sy chro-
ised sou d. The sig al from Cha el I is
reproduced via the Ce ter loudspeaker *);
Channel II (origi al sou d) is suppressed.
Mono II mode for two-channel TV sound
Ge erally Channel II tra smits the origi al
sou d. The sig al from Cha el II is repro-
duced via the Ce ter loudspeaker *); Chan-
nel I (origi al sou d) is suppressed.
Notes
*) If o Ce ter speaker is prese t (see 'Loudspeaker
Menu'), the Ce ter cha el is mixed o to the left a d
right mai speakers.
Not all sig al sources (DVDs, CDs etc.) which are e -
coded with Dolby Digital or DTS Digital Surrou d co tai
the full 5.1 i formatio . Eve if the scree i dicates that
a cha el is prese t, that does ot ecessarily mea that
sou d sig als will co sta tly be produced from that loud-
speaker.
I every mode of reproductio sig als ca be made
available o the subwoofer cha el, depe di g o the
loudspeakers selected i the 'Loudspeaker Menu'.
SOUN FIEL SIMULATION
The surrou d processes already described require pro-
gramme material which is e coded usi g the appropriate
system, but the K6 also offers a facility to e ha ce the
spatial effect available with co ve tio al u e coded
stereo recordi gs (CD, MC, VHF radio etc.). This it does
by offeri g a ra ge of artificial sound field simulations,
i cludi g theatre, stadium, club etc. These sou d fields
are based o a precise a alysis of the acoustics fou d i
typical co cert halls.
The digital sig al processor of your K6 is capable of
simulati g the spatial sou d of these halls, a d repro-
duci g it via the five cha els of your surrou d system.
For example, if you select the HALL setti g while
watchi g a rock co cert o televisio , you will have the
illusio of sitti g i the middle of the audie ce.
Note
The sou d field simulatio is ot available for true multi-
cha el programs (DOLBY, dts)!
Your K6 ca ge erate the followi g sou d fields:
isco
This sou d field is particularly suitable for providi g
a eve spread of sou d over a da ce floor, usi g
the fro t a d surrou d loudspeakers. The sou d sig-
al is mixed a d passed to the fro t a d surrou d
speakers without reflectio s a d delays, a d with
equal power. The stro gly co ce trated sou d repro-
ductio ge erates a immediate, e ergy-charged at-
mosphere which is a great choice for a y party.
Hall
A reso a t co cert hall with reflectio s from all direc-
tio s. Ideal for reproduci g a large orchestra, or the
live atmosphere of a large rock co cert hall - a ex-
celle t choice for highly dy amic rock music.
Theatre
This program combi es the e tire spectrum of clear
voice reproductio with the full sou d reproductio of
a orchestra, without a y u atural echo. For better
orie tatio the room sou d is restricted slightly to-
wards the rear.
Stadiun
Sou d image with a arrow prese ce i the fro t re-
gio . Comme tators a d dialogues are localised o
the scree . The rear reso a ce provides the impres-
sio of the public i the stadium. This sou d field is
also suitable for TV shows a d music tra smissio s.
Club
The characteristic cellar jazz club atmosphere, with a
patter of sou d reflectio which is domi ated by
large floor a d wall surfaces. Also good for simulati g
small halls.
Church
Simulatio of the acoustic co ditio s of a large
church with a lo g reso a t period. This sou d field
is the perfect choice for sacred orga music.
11 Operatio
Using the tuner
Listening to radio programmes
Operation:
Switch o Tu er mode
TUNER
TUNERTUNER
TUNER
The e.g.
WDR 2
WDR 2WDR 2
WDR 2
Switch to ext-lower pro-
gram
e.g.
NDR
NDR NDR
NDR
Switch to ext-higher pro-
gram
e.g.
NDR 2
NDR 2NDR 2
NDR 2
to
Optional: e ter the pro-
gram umber of the de-
sired program
e.g.
BR
BR BR
BR
Explanation:
Press the
butto o the RC ha dset to switch o
the tu er; it will be set to the program which you last se-
lected. The i tegral scree i itially displays '
TUNER
TUNERTUNER
TUNER
', the
the curre t radio program.
The i tegral scree ow displays the RDS statio ame or
the program umber, together with the receptio fre-
que cy.
Use the
/
butto s to switch to a differe t program
*); spot memories co tai i g o program are automatically
skipped. You ca also call up a program by e teri g the
desired program umber directly usi g the umeric but-
to s.
*) Note
You must first select all your preferred radio statio s, tu e
them i accurately a d store them u der their ow um-
bers before you ca use this method to select radio pro-
grams. This process is described i 'Manual storing of
radio programs' a d 'Automatic storing of radio pro-
grams'.
Calling up additional tuner information
Operation:
With the tuner selected . . .
press
briefly
Brief display of program
umber a d receptio fre-
que cy
e.g.
P0 98-00
P0 98-00P0 98-00
P0 98-00
Switch radio text display
o
Switch radio text display
off
RADIOTEXT
RADIOTEXTRADIOTEXT
RADIOTEXT
or
RTEXT OFF
RTEXT OFFRTEXT OFF
RTEXT OFF
Explanation:
The i tegral scree ca display three differe t types of
i formatio about the curre t radio statio :
1. RDS statio ame (sta dard display)
2. Program i fo (program umber a d receptio freque cy)
3. Radiotext
R S station name
If the radio statio broadcasts its RDS statio ame, the
ame is displayed o the i tegral scree .
Program info
The tu er scree ca be switched temporarily to this
display so that you ca check the program umber a d
the receptio freque cy of the curre t program. Press
the
butto briefly to do this.
Radiotext
Press the
butto briefly to switch the Radiotext
display for the curre t program o or off. The i tegral
scree displays the message '
RADIOTEXT
RADIOTEXTRADIOTEXT
RADIOTEXT
' u til a ew
message is displayed.
If the tu er ca ot pick up Radiotext from the selected
statio , the i tegral scree waits o e seco d before
displayi g the message '
NO RTEXT
NO RTEXTNO RTEXT
NO RTEXT
'; it the reverts to
displayi g the curre t radio program. If you switch pro-
grams, the Radiotext display is automatically closed.
Operatio 12
Program search
Operation:
With Tuner selected . . .
/
press
for 2 sec
Start program search i
appropriate directio (up or
dow )
e.g.
89-00
89-0089-00
89-00
Explanation:
If you hold o e of the tu i g butto s (
/
) pressed
i for about 2 seconds whe i Tu er mode, the K6
starts a program search i the dow ward or upward
directio . It stops automatically at the ext high-quality
statio , a d tu es it i accurately. If you release the
tu i g butto at this mome t, the tu er remai s o this
statio . If you co ti ue to hold it pressed i , the K6 re-
sumes the search after about 2 seco ds.
The search ca be stopped at a y poi t by briefly press-
i g the opposite tu i g butto .
Briefly pressi g a y Program Select butto activates the
program you last selected.
Fine-tuning radio stations
Operation:
With Tuner selected . . .
Call up the statio which
you wish to fi e-tu e
to
Optional: e ter the pro-
gram to be tu ed i directly
e.g.
P02 85- 0
P02 85- 0P02 85- 0
P02 85- 0
/
press
briefly
Fi e-tu e i directio of
lower or higher freque cy
e.g.
--+-- 89-00
--+-- 89-00--+-- 89-00
--+-- 89-00
Explanation
U der difficult receptio co ditio s it may be ecessary
to carry out fi e-tu i g. With the fi e-tu e fu ctio you
ca adjust the tu i g i 25 kHz i creme ts, or slightly re-
tu e a statio which you are picki g up with i terfere ce.
Press the
or
butto briefly to do this.
The exact setti g ca be checked with the ce ter display
(Tuning Indicator adjace t to the freque cy display).
The statio is correctly set a d will be received at opti-
mum quality whe the cross symbol is i the ce ter.
After carryi g out fi e-tu i g the program must be stored
agai ma ually; see 'Manual storing of radio pro-
grams'.
Setting the reception mode
Operation:
With Tuner selected . . .
press
briefly
Call up Tu er Me u *)
e.g.
MODE NORM
MODE NORMMODE NORM
MODE NORM
/
Select receptio mode
MODE NORM
MODE NORMMODE NORM
MODE NORM
or
MODE ATTEN
MODE ATTENMODE ATTEN
MODE ATTEN
or
MODE MONO
MODE MONOMODE MONO
MODE MONO
Co firm selectio a d
close Tuner Menu
e.g.
WDR 2
WDR 2WDR 2
WDR 2
or
Leave Tuner Menu with-
out cha gi g receptio
mode
*) The Tuner Menu is also displayed o the scree of a
TV set co ected to the system.
The followi g symbol combi atio s o the i tegral
scree i dicate the curre t receptio mode:
- Normal / Stereo
Attenuator switched on
- - Mono reception
Explanation:
The Tu er ca be set to a y of three differe t receptio
modes usi g the Tu er Me u.
The basic Tu er setti g is Normal / Stereo. U der or-
mal co ditio s this mode of receptio produces out-
sta di g sou d quality.
If you have tu ed to a tra smitter which is close to a
u usually powerful local statio , you may suffer i ter-
modulatio effects (whistli g a d twitteri g sou ds). I
this case we recomme d switchi g o the aerial atte u-
ator (Attenuator).
If you have tu ed to a very weak or very dista t statio
which ca o ly be picked up with serious hiss, we rec-
omme d that you switch to Mono mode as this markedly
reduces backgrou d oise. The search threshold is
automatically reduced if you select the Mono receptio
mode, a d the automatic program search ow stops at
dista t, weak a d slightly oisy statio s as well as pow-
erful tra smitters.
13 Operatio
Manual storing of radio programs
Operation:
With Tuner selected . . .
/
press
for 2 sec
Starts program search
dow wards or upwards
withi the freque cy ba d
e.g.
--+-- 98-00
--+-- 98-00--+-- 98-00
--+-- 98-00
press
briefly
Call up Tuner Menu *)
e.g.
MODE NORM
MODE NORMMODE NORM
MODE NORM
Call up Program Menu *)
PROGRAM
PROGRAMPROGRAM
PROGRAM
Co firm selectio
e.g.
P0 98-00
P0 98-00P0 98-00
P0 98-00
/
Cha ge Program Number
if ecessary
to
Optional: e ter Program
Number directly
e.g.
P02 98-00
P02 98-00P02 98-00
P02 98-00
Store Program a d close
Tu er Me u
e.g.
NDR
NDR NDR
NDR
or
Leave Tuner Menu with-
out stori g Program
*) The Tuner Menu a d the Program Menu are also
displayed o the scree of a TV set co ected to the
system (see illustratio s o ext page).
Explanation:
If you wish to operate the Tu er as described u der 'Lis-
tening to radio programs', you must first tu e i all your
preferred radio statio s accurately a d store them u der
Program Numbers. You ca store up to 60 radio stations
i this way.
I additio to the freque cy the K6 also stores the recep-
tio mode (see 'Setting the reception mode') a d the
RDS statio ame, provided that the ame had bee re-
ceived i its complete form whe the program was stored.
The Tu er Me u offers two facilities for stori g programs:
1. Ma ual stori g
2. Automatic stori g (Autostore)
Whe storing programs manually you use the statio
search fu ctio i itially to locate the desired radio statio ; if
ecessary waiti g u til the RDS statio ame appears i
full o the scree .
The radio program ca the be stored usi g the Program
Me u; you ca select a y Program Number.
Automatic storing of radio programs (Autostore)
Operation:
With Tuner selected . . .
press
briefly
Call up Tuner Menu *)
e.g.
MODE NORM
MODE NORMMODE NORM
MODE NORM
Call up Program Menu *)
PROGRAM
PROGRAMPROGRAM
PROGRAM
Co firm selectio
e.g.
P0 90-60
P0 90-60P0 90-60
P0 90-60
Call up Autostore menu
point
e.g.
P0 AUTO
P0 AUTOP0 AUTO
P0 AUTO
/
Cha ge i itial Program
Number if ecessary
to
Optional: e ter Program
Number directly
e.g.
P0 90-60
P0 90-60P0 90-60
P0 90-60
then
Start Autostore a d close
Tuner Menu
e.g.
--+-- 90-60
--+-- 90-60--+-- 90-60
--+-- 90-60
or
Leave Tuner Menu with-
out stori g Program
*) The Tuner Menu a d the Program Menu are also
displayed o the scree of a TV set co ected to the
system (see illustratio s o ext page).
Explanation:
Whe you select Autostore fu ctio i the Tu er Me u
the tu er automatically searches the e tire VHF ba d for
statio s which ca be received well i STEREO mode, a d
automatically stores the located statio s. It carries out the
process twice usi g differe t search thresholds.
The ext step is to select a Program Number as starti g
poi t, i.e. the umber from which the located programs
are to be stored. If you wish to fill the program memory
from the start, select the umber 01.
At this poi t the Autostore fu ctio ca still be i ter-
rupted by pressi g the
butto .
Pressi g the
butto activates the Autostore
fu ctio . The freque cy display starts to i creme t (ru
upward).
This process may take a co siderable time, as the tu er
attempts to pick up the complete RDS statio ame for
each tra smitter it locates, a d store the ame at the
same time. If ecessary you ca i terrupt the Autostore
process by pressi g the
- or
butto .
Whe the Autostore fu ctio is fi ished, the scree agai
displays the Program you last selected.
Note
The K6 stores the radio statio s i the order i which they
are located by the Autostore fu ctio . You ca subse-
que tly re-arra ge the seque ce to suit your prefere ce
usi g the 'Exchanging T o Programs' fu ctio .
Operatio 14
Clearing (erasing) Programs
Operation:
With Tuner selected . . .
press
briefly
Call up Tuner Menu *)
e.g.
MODE NORM
MODE NORMMODE NORM
MODE NORM
Call up Program Menu *)
PROGRAM
PROGRAMPROGRAM
PROGRAM
Co firm selectio
e.g.
P0 90-60
P0 90-60P0 90-60
P0 90-60
Press repeatedly u til the
display show here ap-
pears o the scree
e.g.
P0 CLEAR
P0 CLEARP0 CLEAR
P0 CLEAR
/
Set the Program Number
to be cleared
to
Optio al: e ter Program
Number to be cleared di-
rectly
e.g.
P02 CLEAR
P02 CLEARP02 CLEAR
P02 CLEAR
then
Erase program
(brief display)
CLEARED
CLEAREDCLEARED
CLEARED
followed by
e.g.
P02 CLEAR
P02 CLEARP02 CLEAR
P02 CLEAR
and / or
Leave Tuner Menu (with-
out erasi g program, if
desired)
*) The Tuner Menu a d the Program Menu are also
displayed o the scree of a TV set co ected to the
system (see illustratio s o ext page).
Explanation:
Programs co tai i g statio s received at poor quality, or
the same statio s o differe t freque cies, should be
erased, or cleared.
To clear i dividual Programs call up the Clear fu ctio of
the Tu er Me u. The flashi g umber is the Program
Number to be cleared. You ca either cha ge it the
/
butto s, or e ter the umber directly usi g the
umeric butto s.
Press the
butto to clear the Program. Press the
butto to close the Tu er me u.
Notes
If you attempt to clear a i valid Program Number (XX)
the scree will display a appropriate error message:
PXX
PXXPXX
PXX ERROR
ERROR ERROR
ERROR
. The Tu er Me u the closes.
The tu er is u able to assess the quality at which i di-
vidual statio s are received, a d for this reaso the
automatically stored Programs ca also be adjusted
ma ually. This also applies to tra smitters whose full
R S statio ame was ot picked up duri g the Autos-
tore process, or which the statio does ot tra smit i
accorda ce with the R S orm. To do this we recom-
me d that you call up each Program a d attempt to
improve the receptio quality by cha gi g the receptio
mode (see 'Setting reception mode').
The Program ca the be stored agai ma ually; see
'Manual storing of radio programs'. Programs co -
tai i g poor-quality statio s, or the same statio s o
differe t freque cies, should be cleared. If you carry out
the Autostore process agai , it ig ores already stored
freque cies. U der certai circumsta ces, e.g. whe you
move house, it may be ecessary to clear all the Pro-
grams. This procedure is described i the sectio e titled
'Trouble-Shooting'.
TV screen display of the Tuner Menu and Program Menu
15 Operatio
Exchanging two Programs
Operation:
With Tuner selected . . .
press
briefly
Call up Tuner Menu *)
e.g.
MODE NORM
MODE NORMMODE NORM
MODE NORM
Call up Program Menu *)
PROGRAM
PROGRAMPROGRAM
PROGRAM
Co firm selectio
e.g.
P07 05-60
P07 05-60P07 05-60
P07 05-60
Press repeatedly u til the
display show here ap-
pears o the i tegral
scree
e.g.
P07 EX P07
P07 EX P07P07 EX P07
P07 EX P07
/
Set the first Program
Number
to
Optio al: e ter first Pro-
gram Number directly
e.g.
P0 EX P0
P0 EX P0P0 EX P0
P0 EX P0
Co ti ue by e teri g sec-
ond Program Number
e.g.
P0 EX P0
P0 EX P0P0 EX P0
P0 EX P0
/
Set the second Program
Number
to
Optio al: e ter second
Program Number directly
e.g.
P0 EX P05
P0 EX P05P0 EX P05
P0 EX P05
then
Excha ge programs
(brief display)
EXCHANGEd
EXCHANGEdEXCHANGEd
EXCHANGEd
followed by
e.g.
P0 EX P0
P0 EX P0P0 EX P0
P0 EX P0
and / or
Leave Tuner Menu (with-
out excha gi g pro-
grams, if desired)
*) The Tuner Menu a d the Program Menu are also
displayed o the scree of a TV set co ected to the
system (see illustratio s o previous page).
Explanation:
All the Tu er's Programs are stored i the order i which
the Autostore fu ctio detected them.
You ca re-arra ge the order to suit your prefere ce usi g
the Exchange fu ctio . The process i volves excha gi g
pairs of Programs (Prog. X a d Prog. Y).
Call up the fu ctio , the select the Program Number
(Prog. X) to which you wish to assig a ew program.
Now set the Program Number (Prog. Y) at which the
program i questio is curre tly stored.
I both cases you ca set the Program Numbers usi g
the
/
butto s, or e ter them directly usi g the
umeric butto s.
At this poi t you ca still i terrupt the Exchange fu ctio
by pressi g the
butto .
The two Programs are excha ged whe you press the
butto .
Press the
butto to close the Tu er me u.
Note
Whe you e ter the first Program Number (Prog. X) the
K6 always sets the seco d Program Number (Prog. Y) to
the same umber. This is i te ded to avoid you ex-
cha gi g Programs accide tally.
Operatio 16
Renaming a Program
Operation:
With Tuner selected . . .
press
briefly
Call up Tuner Menu *)
e.g.
MODE NORM
MODE NORMMODE NORM
MODE NORM
Call up Program Menu *)
PROGRAM
PROGRAMPROGRAM
PROGRAM
Co firm selectio
e.g.
P0 05-60
P0 05-60P0 05-60
P0 05-60
Press repeatedly u til the
display show here ap-
pears o the i tegral
scree
e.g.
RENAME P0
RENAME P0RENAME P0
RENAME P0
/
Select the Program Num-
ber whose ame is to be
edited
to
Optional: e ter Program
Number directly
e.g.
RENAME P05
RENAME P05RENAME P05
RENAME P05
Activate ame i put
e.g.
WDR 4
WDR 4WDR 4
WDR 4
/
Cha ge input position
e.g.
_
__
_ WDR 4
WDR 4 WDR 4
WDR 4
Cha ge the letter at the
i put positio
e.g.
M WDR 4
M WDR 4M WDR 4
M WDR 4
Repeat the last two steps until the desired name is dis-
played on the screen, then
Store ame a d close
Tuner Menu
e.g.
MEINNAME
MEINNAMEMEINNAME
MEINNAME
or
Leave Tuner Menu with-
out stori g the ame
*) The Tuner Menu a d the Program Menu are also
displayed o the scree of a TV set co ected to the
system (see illustratio s o previous page).
Explanation:
Not all radio tra smitters broadcast the statio ame, a d
i such cases the i tegral scree displays the tu i g i di-
cator a d the receptio freque cy i stead of the statio
ame. Other tra smitters broadcast the statio ame as a
movi g script, which is at varia ce with the RDS orm.
If you wish to display a 'program ame' o the i tegral
scree i such cases, you ca use the K6's Rename
fu ctio . This process e ables you to assig a y ame to
each Program Number.
First call up the Rename fu ctio , the use the
/
butto s or the umeric butto s to e ter the Program Num-
ber whose ame is to be e tered or cha ged.
Press the
butto , a d you are ready to edit the
ame.
You will see a flashi g poi ter, or cursor, o the i tegral
scree a d the scree of a TV set co ected to the sys-
tem. This cursor i dicates the input position, a d you ca
move it usi g the
/
butto s.
Use the
a d
butto s to cha ge the letters at the
i put positio .
You ca ow e ter the ame of your choice, betwee o e
a d eight letters i le gth. The ew ame is stored whe
you press the
butto .
Note
A ame you choose yourself takes priority over the RDS
statio ame which the radio tra smitter broadcasts, i.e. it
not over-writte by the RDS ame. If you wish to erase
your selected ame you must clear the Program Number
a d store the program agai u der the same Program
Number.
17 Operatio
The Tuner as alarm clock
Operation:
Switch o Tu er mode
TUNER
TUNERTUNER
TUNER
the e.g.
WDR 2
WDR 2WDR 2
WDR 2
press
for 2 sec.
Ope Alarm Menu
By RDS ON
By RDS ONBy RDS ON
By RDS ON
Select me u poi t
/
Cha ge me u poi t
Activate selectio
or
Close Alarm Menu
Explanation:
The K6 i cludes a timer module which ca switch the
u it o at a pre-set time. The 'Alarm Menu' provides
access to all the setti gs which are required for the alarm
fu ctio .
The alarm fu ctio o ly works i Tu er mode. This is to
e sure that a source sig al is actually prese t whe the
u it is switched o by the timer!
Hold the
butto pressed i u til the 'Alarm
Menu' ope s.
The me u appears o the TV set co ected to the sys-
tem; the i tegral scree shows the first me u poi t.
Clock:
This fu ctio lets you set the i ter al clock ma ually to
the correct time usi g the
/
butto s. At first the
time cha ges slowly, but if you hold the butto pressed
i the rate of cha ge i creases.
Note
Setti g the clock ma ually is o ly possible if you have
selected manual i the 'Set clock' me u poi t.
Setting the clock:
I this me u poi t you determi e how the i ter al clock
is to be set.
manual You ca set the time of day ma ually i
the 'Clock' me u poi t
by R S The time of day is read automatically from
the RDS sig al, a d accepted by the K6;
this o ly works if a high-quality RDS sig al
is prese t. If you pick this optio you can-
not cha ge the time of day manually.
Alarm:
The alarm fu ctio ca be switched o a d off i this
me u poi t.
on Alarm fu ctio switched o
off Alarm fu ctio switched off
Note
Whe the timer is switched o , the Timer symbol is
displayed o the i tegral scree .
Alarm time:
This fu ctio lets you set the alarm time ma ually usi g
the
/
butto s. At first the time cha ges slowly,
but if you hold the butto pressed i the rate of cha ge
i creases.
Loudspeaker:
I this me u poi t you set which loudspeakers
(
A /
B) are active whe the alarm is triggered.
A Loudspeakers A (i mai room) switched o
B Loudspeakers B (i adjace t room) switched o
A+B Loudspeakers A a d B switched o
Alarm volume
A /
B:
I this me u poi t you ca adjust the alarm volume for
speakers
A (mai room) a d
B (adjace t room)
separately. However, this is o ly possible if you have
already set the Volume A/B me u poi t to split i the
'Loudspeaker Menu'. Whe you cha ge the volume
usi g the
a d
butto s, the system immediately
accepts the i dicated level so that you ca hear the ew
volume.
Program for alarm:
Selects the program which is to be selected whe the
alarm is triggered, usi g the
/
butto s.
Operatio 18
The isc Player
The i tegral Disc Player is a play-back device for digital
audio a d video media which comply with the u iversal
DVD video sta dard. The player provides playback of
movies at ge ui e ci ema picture quality, a d also offers
stereo or multi-cha el sou d (accordi g to medium).
All the u ique features of DVD video, such as the choice
of sou d cha el, choice of sub-title la guage plus dif-
fere t viewi g a gles (also depe di g o DVD type) are
available.
You will soo discover that the disc player is amazi gly
simple to operate tha ks to the O-Scree isplay fu c-
tio - i.e. o -scree me us - a d the clearly legible i te-
gral scree .
I additio to DVDs you ca also play audio CDs (i -
cludi g CD-R a d CD/RW) a d Photo CDs.
You ca recog ise the media which ca be played by
o e or more of the followi g logos pri ted o the pack-
agi g.
The K6 plays DVDs ma ufactured to the PAL a d NTSC
video orms, but your TV must support NTSC if such
discs are to be played.
19 Operatio
Using the isc Player to play audio C s
Inserting an audio C
Operation:
Select Disc mode
DISC
DISCDISC
DISC
the e.g.
NO DISC
NO DISCNO DISC
NO DISC
press
for 2 sec.
Ope drawer
OPEN
OPENOPEN
OPEN
Insert audio C
Sensor
Close drawer agai a d
start playback
CLOSING
CLOSINGCLOSING
CLOSING
the
READING
READINGREADING
READING
the e.g.
CD 6
CD 6CD 6
CD 6
Explanation:
Audio CDs co tai recordi gs of music,
a d they ca be recog ised by the logo
show here.
To select the Disc Player press the
butto o the RC ha dset.
Open the drawer by a lo g press o the
but-
to *) a d i sert a CD i the drawer with the playable
side facing down. Check that it is centrally located i
the appropriate recess i the drawer.
Close the drawer by pressi g the
butto *)
briefly. I itially the K6 gathers the i formatio about the
i serted CD (e.g. No. of tracks, track times etc.), the the
CD starts playi g.
*) Notes
The drawer ca also be ope ed a d closed by movi g
your ha d close to the se sor u der the fro t pa el.
Calling up additional C player information
Operation:
Select Disc mode
DISC
DISCDISC
DISC
the e.g.
CD 6
CD 6CD 6
CD 6
press
briefly
Switches i tegral scree
display betwee
track display
a d
display of playi g time
CD 6
CD 6CD 6
CD 6
CD 3 - 5
CD 3 - 5CD 3 - 5
CD 3 - 5
Explanation:
The scree *) displays the passage of the CD i the
machi e which is curre tly bei g played. This i formatio
ca be displayed i either of two differe t ways:
1. Track umber ( umber of curre t track)
2. Track time (mi utes a d seco ds of track
curre tly playi g)
To switch from o e type of display to the other you must
press the
butto repeatedly.
The display type you select is retai ed u til you press the
butto briefly agai , eve if you i sert a differe t
CD or switch the machi e off i the mea time.
*) If the TV set is switched o , the suppleme tary CD
player i formatio appears o the TV scree .
Operatio 20
Playing a track
Operation:
Selecting a track
Select Disc mode
DISC
DISCDISC
DISC
the e.g.
Stop 6
Stop 6Stop 6
Stop 6
Start playback
e.g.
CD
CD CD
CD
Restart the curre t track,
the play precedi g tracks
e.g.
CD
CD CD
CD
Play the ext track
e.g.
CD 2
CD 2CD 2
CD 2
to
Optional: e ter the um-
ber of the desired track
e.g.
CD 7
CD 7CD 7
CD 7
Search
Search forward (press re-
peatedly if ecessary)
Search back (press re-
peatedly if ecessary)
E d search, switch to play
Pause function
I terrupt playback
PAUSE
PAUSEPAUSE
PAUSE
Resume playback
End playback
E d playback
STOP 6
STOP 6STOP 6
STOP 6
Explanation:
Press the
butto to start CD playback from the
first track.
Selecting a track
Duri g playback you ca jump from o e track to a other
usi g the
or
butto s. However, you ca also
e ter the umber of the desired track directly usi g the
umeric butto s.
Search
To search forward or back at higher speed press the
or
butto s duri g playback.
The search starts with reduced volume.
To switch to the ext higher speed press the
or
butto agai . The search i creases speed a d the sou d
is muted.
The search rate a d directio of searchi g are displayed
co sta tly o the scree . Press o e of the butto s
,
, or
as desired to e d the
search.
Note
If the TV set is switched o , the search rate a d directio
are co sta tly displayed to the right of the top bar of the
scree me u.
Interrupting playback
To i terrupt playback press the
butto ; press the
butto to resume playback.
Ending playback
Press the
butto at a y time to e d playback.
Playback stops automatically after the last track of the
CD.
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