User manual AUDIO ANALOGUE ENIGMA

[. . . ] Dear Audiophile, Congratulations and thank you for choosing the multi-function audio unit Enigma. Enigma is a unique unit, the first example of multi-function high-end unit. enigma provides circuital solutions with no compromises and features capable to satisfy advanced users' demands. Its top-class, low-tolerance passive components were chosen for their quality and characteristics after long listening tests. [. . . ] This button is active only when the radio tuner is selected as sound source. By pressing this button when the unit is in normal mode, the radio tuner is tuned on the station stored in the memory allocation that precedes the last selected allocation. When the unit exits the Standby mode and when changing modulation type, pressing this button tunes the radio tuner on the station stored in the 18th memory allocation. If no radio station is stored into the selected allocation, an EMPTY indication shows on the display and the radio tuner switches back to the previous station. When in "Storage" mode, pressing this button allows choosing the memory allocation where to store the selected radio station. Please refer to "Radio stations storage" paragraph for further details about storage procedure. Please refer to "Stored Radio stations tuning" paragraph for further details about radio stations tuning. This button is active only when the radio tuner is selected as sound source. Pressing this button puts the unit in "Storage" mode and it is possible to store the current radio station in the unit's memory permanently. it is possible to store up to 18 AM and 18 FM stations. Please refer to "Radio stations storage" paragraph for further details about storage procedure. This button is active only when the radio tuner is selected as sound source. By pressing this button it is possible to select the desired sound source: CD, Tuner, Line1, and Line2. Tuned LED (green) turns on when there is a radio station on the selected frequency. The LED is active only when the radio tuner is selected as sound source. Stereo LED (red/green) lights in different colour according to the selected reproduction mode. When the unit is in stereophonic mode, the STEREO LED turns green when the incoming signal is stereophonic, otherwise it stays off. When the unit is in monophonic mode, the STEREO LED turns red to show that the monophonic signal reproduction is being forced. The LED is active only when the radio tuner is selected as sound source. SEARCH+: a single pressure of this button increases of one step the tuned frequency, a continuous pressure of a few seconds activates a fast research increasing the tuned frequency of 6 steps. SEARCH-: a single pressure of this button decreases of one step the tuned frequency, a continuous pressure of a few seconds activates a fast research decreasing the tuned frequency of 6 steps. SCAN+: the tuning frequency is increased to reach the first radio station which has a higher frequency than the one it started from; if this is not possible a complete scansion of the band is carried out and the present frequency is tuned again by just pressing the button. [. . . ] Noise level Signal/noise ratio Power requirement: Output power TROUBLESHOOTING Symptom Display is off No sound No response from the unit Main power switch set on "0" Burned-out fuse Display is off No response from the unit Selected source: Line Display is on No sound Incorrectly connected internal boards Remedy Press the STANDBY button on the front panel of the unit or the STANDBY button on the remote controller Make sure the power cable is correctly plugged into the unit inlet and into the wall outlet Put the switch on "1" Contact your Audio Analogue retailer for fuse check/substitution Contact your Audio Analogue retailer for connection check. Complete storage procedure by pressing "Store" button on the front panel of the unit or on the remote controller It is impossible to tune up any radio station Faulty or incorrectly plugged antennas Check antennas connections and disposition (FM antenna has to be completely unrolled). Remote controller doesn't work No battery/ worn-out battery Place/replace battery (2 `AAA' batteries) You're standing too far or on an exceeding Get closer to the unit or reduce angle angle from the front panel If the suggested remedies should not work or the problem is not shown in the list above, please contact your local Audio Analogue retailer. All of our CD players may not be able to read some specific CD's manufactured with a unique protection system against copying. [. . . ]