Linn AV Personal Handset, User Manual

Page 1: ...L i n n A V P e r s o n a l H a n d s e t U s e r s G u i d e...

Page 2: ...that described in the operating instructions All other servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel Battery types and replacement Four AAA or LR03 cells or equivalent Copyright and ackn...

Page 3: ...players 14 Controlling Linn tuners 16 Controlling Linn preamplifiers and amplifiers 17 Using the AV 5101 Personal Handset with KNEKT 18 programming the AV Personal Handset 19 Erasing previously learn...

Page 4: ...n o t e s...

Page 5: ...in an action movie AV 5103 System Controller The heart of the system is the AV 5103 System Controller This controls your audio and video sources to let you choose what you want to watch or listen to...

Page 6: ...uniquely contoured shape makes it extremely comfortable to hold and the keys are large and easy to read and use It is also equally suitable for table top use if you prefer As well as controlling the...

Page 7: ...ystem because it has the task of reproducing the most critical information for music and cinema sources We therefore designed the AV 5120 Compact Loudspeaker without any compromises to give a superior...

Page 8: ...se For even better performance and especially if you are using AC 3 a recommended alternative is to use a pair of AV 5120 or AV 5140 Floor Standing Loudspeakers as the rear surround speakers AV 5150 A...

Page 9: ...sound working together in the most memorable way To achieve this demanding objective we have designed each of our components to give outstanding performance in their own right while ensuring that each...

Page 10: ...lowest distortion cleanest least coloured sound The output stage is highly derated for cool reliable operation and the protection circuitry protects extensively against accidents or abuse A signal se...

Page 11: ...ollowing illustration shows the function of each of the keys on the Personal Handset For convenience the keys on the Personal Handset are divided into several logical groups and each group of keys per...

Page 12: ...T Selects Midnight Movie mode which reduces the volume of loud signals and increases the volume of quiet ones for late night listening SURR Allows you to select the surround sound processing mode usin...

Page 13: ...xiliary source 2 CABLE Cable television VCR Video cassette recorder TV Television SAT Satellite television LASER LaserDisc player Programmable source control keys These keys provide functions for cont...

Page 14: ...for the currently active surround mode These include balance rear level centre subwoofer etc MUTE Mutes the sound Press MUTE again or one of the VOLUME keys to unmute it VOLUME and Changes the volume...

Page 15: ...lowed by the VOLUME key within 2 seconds The speaker and balance keys will now control the System Controller volume functions Select amplifier controls like this The AV System function keys Audio Vide...

Page 16: ...a numeric key to assign a number to the macro you want to learn For example to assign a macro to key 5 press 5 The LEARN indicator will flash slowly to show that the Personal Handset is ready to lear...

Page 17: ...CR PLAY Displaying the National Lottery results on teletext The following macro selects the TV source chooses ITV Teletext and then page 123 PROG TV 3 TEXT 1 2 3 Interrupt a CD for the news The follow...

Page 18: ...ed with each product This chapter gives information about using the Personal Handset to control other Linn products including the Linn KNEKT Multi Room system Controlling Linn CD players You can contr...

Page 19: ...ress the corresponding digit on the Personal Handset To enter a track number greater than 9 press and hold down the key for the first digit until a dash appears on the CD player display then press the...

Page 20: ...This specifies that the preprogrammed or learned TUNER commands will be transmitted Control the radio tuner like this Press one of the keys shown in the table opposite Press To do this Search Search d...

Page 21: ...ntrol amplifier or WAKONDA and KAIRN preamplifiers using the Personal Handset as described in the following sections Choose what you want to listen to like this Press the appropriate Audio source sele...

Page 22: ...is uniquely configured to suit your requirements please consult your KNEKT installer for detailed information about using the Personal Handset with your installation The following table shows the main...

Page 23: ...you select an audio or video source the functions of the programmable keys automatically change to the functions you have learnt for that source The following procedure allows the AV5101 Personal Han...

Page 24: ...r a m m i n g t h e A V P e r s o n a l H a n d s e t 20 Alignment of handsets Before attempting to learn new commands align the AV 5101 Personal Handset and the infra red handset as described in Dia...

Page 25: ...confirm this source has been selected The keys that can be learnt in this case on the AV 5101 Personal Handset consist of the groups 3 programmable source control keys 6 programmable numeric keys as...

Page 26: ...d hold the Play key on the infra red handset The LEARN indicator will flash rapidly on the Personal Handset indicating that it is receiving the incoming infra red signal Continue to hold the key until...

Page 27: ...ss after having successfully learnt key functions from another handset Press the LEARN key The LEARN indicator will turn off to show that the Personal Handset is now back in normal mode In order to tr...

Page 28: ...he Personal Handset like this Remove the three screws on the back of the handset using a small Phillips screwdriver With the handset face down tap gently in your hand to free the front panel from the...

Page 29: ...e LEDs in the corresponding holes in the case first S T A N D B Y O S G M O D E P R O G T U N E R C A B L E V C R T V S A T L A S E R N O R M V O L U M E P IC T U R E 7 8 0 9 1 4 5 6 2 3 T E X T S E L...

Page 30: ...ed Open Close Green RepeatCont Yellow Stereo Mono Blue N A 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 0 0 N A PICTURE N A T E X T N A AUX2 Photo CD Handset key Function STANDBY N A STOP Stop PAUSE Pause PLAY...

Page 31: ...TAPE Tape AUX 1 Aux1 AUX 2 Aux2 CABLE Cable VCR VCR TV TV SAT SAT LASER Laser NORM Normalise SELECT Select MUTE Mute VOLUME Volume VOLUME Volume CD CD player Handset key Function STANDBY N A STOP Stop...

Page 32: ...peed Blue DecreaseSpeed 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 0 0 N A PICTURE SelectTV Text T E X T SelectTV Text CABLE SAT Cable satellite receivers Handset key Function STANDBY Standby STOP N A PAUSE...

Page 33: ...een RepeatCont Yellow MechanismB Blue MechanismA 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 0 0 N A PICTURE N A T E X T N A TUNER Radio tuner Handset key Function STANDBY N A STOP Preset PAUSE Scan PLAY Tune...

Page 34: ...1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 0 0 1 2 3 Digit Entry PICTURE SelectTV Text T E X T SelectTV Text VCR Video recorder Handset key Function STANDBY N A STOP Stop PAUSE Pause PLAY Play RECORD Record S...