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keys will select tuner presets or tuner frequency. In record

mode the 

numeric

keys will switch between record inputs

on appropriately equipped preamplifiers.

prog:

In 

preamp

mode the 

prog

key function varies

depending upon the specific preamplifier model in use.

Firstly, the NAC 112 incorporates a programmable volume

control system that enables different source component

output levels to be matched. Secondly, preamplifiers

incorporate optional automatic input switching which will

switch the input as soon as any handset key appropriate to

a particular source is operated. Thirdly, if an audio-visual

processor is connected to the AV input, the volume control

on the preamplifier can be disabled, allowing the processor

to take over control of the output level from the

preamplifier stage.

Use of these programmable functions is described fully in

the manual section corresponding to each preamplifier.

In 

CD

mode the 

prog

key enables specific tracks and their

play order to be programmed. To program a play order

select a track number from the 

numeric

keypad followed by

the 

prog

key until the desired selection is complete. During

selection the track number indicated in the player display

will be followed by either 

P

or 

or no display. 

P

indicates

that the track is already selected, 

indicates that the

track can be selected while no display indicates that there

is no more memory available.

The 

prog

key can also be used to delete tracks from a play

order. To delete a track, press and hold the 

prog

key until

the prog indicator in the CD display illuminates then delete

the track or tracks using the 

numeric

keypad followed each

time by a further operation of the 

prog

key. During deletion

the track number indicated in the player display will be

followed by either 

C

or 

——

or no display. 

C

indicates that

the track is already deleted, 

——

indicates that the track

can be deleted while a space indicates that there is no

more memory available.

The play order can be reviewed by pressing 

prog

while the

player is either stopped or playing. The player display will

then scroll through the selected tracks. The prog indicator

on the player display will illuminate when a play order has

been programmed. To clear memory press and hold the

stop

key.

In 

tuner

mode the 

prog

key enables specific FM station

frequencies to be assigned to preset memory. To assign a

station to a preset first tune manually using the 

up

or 

down

keys (or scan) to the desired station. Press and hold the

prog

key on the handset. The tuner is now in preset

Narcom 3 Handset

centre as it reaches the mid point. Balance

centring is indicated by a flashing volume

control indicator. To resume adjustment once

the balance has centred, bal key must be

released and re-pressed.

mon

Enables the output of appropriately equipped

tape machines to be heard while recording.

The source to be recorded is chosen by the

input selection buttons in the normal way. A

second operation of the mon key restores

normal operation.

Alternatively operates the 

mono

function on

appropriately equipped preamplifiers.

Compact Disc

prev

Selects the previous track or index point.

next

Selects the next track or index point.

stop

Stops cd play.

play

Begins cd play.

<< & >>

Fast reverses and fast forwards the cd.

repeat

repeats the cd or programmed tracks.

pause

Pauses the cd.

Tuner

mode

Switches the tuner sequentially through 

manual, scan

and 

preset

modes. Modes are 

indicated by the scan and preset indicators on 

the tuner display.

up & down

These keys both have three possible functions 

depending upon the selection of the mode key.

In 

manual

mode the up and down keys adjust 

the tuning frequency in 0.1MHz steps. In 

scan

mode the up and down keys will make the 

tuner search for stations. In 

preset

mode the 

up and down keys will tune to the next 

numbered preset.

mono

Toggles between mono and stereo operation. 

The tuner display will indicate stereo when 

both stereo operation is selected and a stereo 

signal is received. The mono button on the 

tuner will illuminate when mono is selected.

17.4 soft keys 

These keys operate functions depending on the System

Component Key setting.

numeric keypad:

In preamp mode the 

numeric

keys will

switch between the preamplifier inputs. In cd mode the

numeric

keys will select tracks. In tuner mode the 

numeric

Summary of Contents for NAC 112 - ISSUE 2

Page 1: ...W O R L D C L A S S H I F I O W N E R S M A N U A L Preamplifiers NAC 552 NAC 252 NAC 282 NAC 202 NAC 112 I S S U E 2...

Page 2: ...ent will have been installed by the dealer who sold it to you even if you live outside their immediate vicinity Your dealer is responsible for making sure that the system sounds exactly as it should a...

Page 3: ...be resolved Some Naim equipment is made in special versions for different territories and this makes it impracticable to arrange international guarantees Please establish the guarantee arrangements w...

Page 4: ...ol or coloured green or green and yellow The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter N or coloured black The wire which is coloured BR...

Page 5: ...removed hold prog from the remote handset in preamplifier mode Program mode is indicated by a flashing indicator on the volume control and the record select indicators extinguishing If no function is...

Page 6: ...le the preamplifier is in program mode The preamplifier will exit from program mode following this operation NAC 552 as previously described The front panel source mono button will illuminate if autom...

Page 7: ...552 and NAC 552PS Input sensitivities 75mV 47k Overload margins 40dB all inputs all audio frequencies Main output level 0 775V 50 Tape output level 75mV 600 Auxiliary power outputs To suit Stageline...

Page 8: ...dy 240 5 to 5 pin DIN Interconnect Cables cable direction marker mains in to stereo power amplifiers to mono or dual mono power amplifiers additional signal output Note For best performance the Burndy...

Page 9: ...and hold the prog key on the remote until the record select indicators are restored and the volume indicator stops flashing 8 3 automatic input switching The NAC 252 incorporates an optional automatic...

Page 10: ...a preset nudge A quick press and release of a key followed by press and hold will cause continual slow adjustment Simple press and hold will cause continual fast adjustment 8 6 mute and mono Mute and...

Page 11: ...vel 75mV 600 Auxiliary power outputs To suit Stageline or Prefix phono stage or Headline headphone amplifier Case size H x W x D 87 x 432 x 314mm Mains Supply 100V 115V 230V 50 60Hz Supercap ch1 in ve...

Page 12: ...y 240 5 to 5 pin DIN Interconnect Cables cable direction marker Note For best performance the Burndy and 5 pin DIN cables should be run as close together as possible mains input to stereo power amplif...

Page 13: ...ume indicator stops flashing 10 3 automatic input switching The NAC 282 incorporates an optional automatic input switching feature which can select the appropriate input as soon as any handset functio...

Page 14: ...and release of a key followed by press and hold will cause continual slow adjustment Simple press and hold will cause continual fast adjustment 10 6 mute and mono Mute and mono functions can be contr...

Page 15: ...output level 75mV 600 Auxiliary power outputs To suit Naim Stageline phono stage or Headline headphone amplifier Case size H x W x D 87 x 432 x 314mm Mains Supply 100V 115V 230V 50 60Hz NAPSC ch1 in v...

Page 16: ...APSC 11 4 NAC 282 connection to Supercap power supply to NAPSC mains input additional signal output to mono or dual mono power amplifiers to stereo power amplifiers Note NAC 282 can also be powered by...

Page 17: ...dicators illuminating for a short time Repeated operation of the source mono button will sequentially select each combination of CD Tuner AV inputs and auto switching disabled CD Tuner and AV button i...

Page 18: ...circuits may be switched off To engage or disengage the record mute first operate the tape monitor function as described above then press the front panel mute button The mute button indicator will be...

Page 19: ...level 75mV 600 Auxiliary power outputs To suit Stageline or Prefix phono stage or Headline headphone amplifier Case size H x W x D 87 x 432 x 314mm ch1 in ve ch2 in Inputs 1 2 6 ch1 in ch1 out ch2 ou...

Page 20: ...signal output to mono or dual mono power amplifiers to NAPSC optional Note NAC 202 may also be powered by Supercap or Flatcap 2 power supplies connected in a similar manner to the Hi Cap Note The NAP...

Page 21: ...gain The NAC 112 unity gain function enables an audio visual processor to be integrated such that the processor s volume control takes over command of signals connected to selected NAC 112 inputs Unit...

Page 22: ...t supplied with the NAC 112 duplicates all configuration options See Section 17 for more information The Flash handset will also control the NAC 112 See Section 16 for more information 14 11 defaults...

Page 23: ...rporates an appropriate DC power supply The two sockets must not be used simultaneously cd tuner tape av aux 1 aux 2 to stereo power amplifiers with preamplifier power supply output power mains input...

Page 24: ...ubsequent pages generally providing access to those less often used Selection of second and third pages within each mode is made by pressing the appropriate preset key The currently Flash Handset Pres...

Page 25: ...plifier model in use Firstly the NAC 112 incorporates a programmable volume control system that enables different source component output levels to be matched Secondly preamplifiers incorporate option...

Page 26: ...egrated amplifiers preamplifiers and preset tuners The handset control configuration is based around three types of keys System Component Keys Global Keys and Soft Keys 17 2 system component keys Thes...

Page 27: ...ng The player display will then scroll through the selected tracks The prog indicator on the player display will illuminate when a play order has been programmed To clear memory press and hold the sto...

Page 28: ...at there is no more memory available disp In preamp mode the disp key will extinguish and restore the button illumination not NAC 112 In cd mode the disp key will scroll through these options tracks t...

Page 29: ...5013 Sound and television broadcast receivers and associated equipment Immunity Tested to EN55020 Electromagnetic immunity of broadcast receivers and associated equipment In accordance with CISPR 16 1...

Page 30: ...Naim Audio Limited Southampton Road Salisbury England SP1 2LN Telephone 44 0 1722 332266 Fax 44 0 1722 412034 www naim audio com Part No OWMPR 12 001 0032 Drawing No NA201001 400...

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