User manual VINCENT CD-S1.1

[. . . ] Dear Customer, we thank you for the confidence you prove in purchasing our product. It will match your high demands towards sound and manufacturing quality. Though it is understandable that you want to plug and play this product instantaneously, we encourage you to read this manual carefully before installation. It will help you in handling and operating this machine in your system and obtaining the best possible performance, even if it was installed by your dealer. [. . . ] It changes the output level of all analogue outputs to the same extent. the HDCD signal is only decoded , if the volume is set to the maximum 26. This function can only be operated on the front of the device. turn the dial "LEVEL" clockwise to increase the volume in the headphones and anticlockwise to reduce the volume. This volume control has no effect on the output level of the analogue "AUDIO OUTPUTS" (14) on the back of the device. This function can only be operated using the associated remote control button. When repeatedly pressed, the display (10) brightness is periodically DIMMER (18) reduced (1x), switched off (2x) and restored to the original, maximum brightness (3x). This button, both on the front of the device and on the remote control, starts playing the inserted CD and the symbol " " appears on the display (10) during play. if there is no CD inserted , "NO DISC" appears in the display and pressing the button has no effect. If the button is pressed again while a CD is playing, play will be interrupted at the current position. this "PAUSE" mode is indicated in the display (10) by the symbol " ". During the pause the disc continues to rotate and when the button is pressed play continues from this position. The "PAUSE" function should only be used for brief interruptions. You can start playing a track at any time by keying in the track number on the remote control. For numbers over 10, you must press the "+10" button as often as necessary until it shows the relevant first figure of the number and then you key in the second figure. If there is no track of the keyed-in number on the CD, the player switches to "STOP" mode. If the player is paused, you cannot select any other track directly with the number buttons. While a CD is being played, pressing this button stops the playing. If the player was in "PAUSE" mode, this mode will also be ended by pressing the "STOP" button. The total number of tracks on the CD and the total playing time appear in the display (10) again. This button is on both the front of the device and the remote control. When this button is pressed while the CD is playing, the current track stops playing and the next track in the sequence begins to play. [. . . ] This includes CD players, DVD players, tuners (radios), cassette players, DAT recorders, personal computers, record players, portable audio devices and many more. Dynamic The volume difference between the quietest and the loudest sounds possible in audio signals (without distortion or transition to noise). Input sensitivity Term for the smallest average (RMS) input voltage which causes the maximum output power at the maximum volume setting on the amplifier. HDCD (High Definition Compatible Digital) Listening tests showed that an increase in the resolution of digital CD recordings starting from 16 bits represents improvements in sound. [. . . ]