Operation Manual

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Troubleshooting
“F ” (“ ” stands for a number.)
• There is a problem with this unit.
- Is the volume extremely high?
If so, lower the volume.
- Is this unit placed in an extremely hot place?
If so, move this unit to a cooler place and wait
a few moments and then try to turn it on
again.
If the problem persists, write down the
displayed number, disconnect the AC mains
lead and consult your dealer.
Load Fail
• The firmware on the USB flash memory cannot
be found.
• Download the latest firmware on the USB flash
memory and try again. ( 38)
No Device
• No USB device is connected.
• Connect the USB device to be played. ( 28)
No Network Available
• This unit is not connected to the network.
• Check the network connection. ( 18)
Not Measured
• Measuring the output signal has not been done
yet.
• Measure the output signal. ( 39)
Not Valid
• The function you have tried to use is not
available with the current settings. Check the
steps and settings.
Please Wait
• This is displayed, for example, when this unit
is turned to standby/on. (For up to approx.
1 minute and 30 seconds)
“Remote
” (“ ” stands for a number.)
• The remote control and this unit are using
different codes.
Change the code on the remote control. ( 15)
Remote Mode
• Basic playback control buttons on the remote
control are not available. (While playing back
music stored on the DLNA server with this unit
(DMR), etc.)
• Use the connected device for basic playback
control.
Searching
• The unit is checking the DLNA server on the
network.
Signal Overflow
• The audio from the analogue audio
input terminal in use is distorted. Select
“Attenuator(LINE)”, and change the setting for
the analogue audio input terminal in use to
“On”. ( 35)
Unlocked
• “PC”, “COAX1”, “COAX2” or “OPT” is selected,
but no device is connected. Check the
connection with the device. ( 32, 33)
• Audio signals, such as sampling frequency
components, are not input correctly.
- About supported format, refer to “File
format” ( 50)
USB Over Current Error
• The iPhone/iPad/iPod or USB device is drawing
too much power. Disconnect the iPhone/iPad/
iPod or USB device and turn the unit to standby
and on again.
Wi-Fi Setup
• Select “On” and press [OK] to enter the
network setting. ( 19)
- To exit the network setting, select “Off” and
press [OK].
Hub Device Not Supported/
Not Supported/
Device Not Recognized/
USB Device Not Supported
• You have connected an iPhone/iPad/iPod or
USB device that is not supported.
- If the iPhone/iPad/iPod is compatible, turn it
on and connect it correctly.
• The format of the file on the iPhone/iPad/iPod
or USB device is not supported.
- About supported format, refer to “File
format” ( 50)