AVM CD 30.3 Manuel utilisateur

Operating Instructions

CD 30.3

Caution

This unit contains a class 1 laser diode. Do not open. Invisible laser radiation can damage

your eyes.

Laserdiode Typ: Ga-Al-As

Wavelength: 755 - 815 nm (25 °C)

Output power: max. 0,7 mW max.

Declaration of conformity (for EC only)

We herewith confirm, that the unit to which this manual belongs fulfils the EC rules necessary to

obtain the sign

the necessary measurements were taken with positive results.

AVM Audio Video Manufaktur GmbH

Daimlerstraße 8

D-76316 Malsch

Germany

www.avm.audio

[email protected]

Welcome!

We are pleased you have chosen an audiophile masterpiece of the AVM30 series and thank you

for your trust. With the CD 30.3 CD Player you own an extraordinary HiFi component with

excellent sound and a wide range of functions. In the following, we would like to explain the use

of your CD 30.3 in a comprehensive way and therefore ask you to take a little time to study this

manual in detail.

Should you have any questions which we have not been able to answer with this manual, please

contact your dealer or distributor who will be able to configure the unit according to your needs

and personal requirements and also give you instructions for daily use.

Udo Besser – AVM Owner & General Manager

Table of contents

1!Getting started.................................................................................................................... 6!

1.1!What’s in the box?........................................................................................................ 6!

1.2!Control and operating elements................................................................................... 6!

1.3!Pin assignments ........................................................................................................... 7!

1.4!Installation and cooling................................................................................................. 7!

1.5!Power connection......................................................................................................... 8!

1.6!Connecting a preamplifier or integrated amplifier ........................................................ 8!

1.7!Connecting digital sources and recording devices ...................................................... 8!

1.8!RC 3 remote control ..................................................................................................... 8!

2!Operation .......................................................................................................................... 10!

2.1!First power on / self test............................................................................................. 10!

2.2!Switching device on / off ............................................................................................ 10!

2.3!Display........................................................................................................................ 10!

2.4!Volume adjustment: Fixed / Variable level ................................................................. 10!

2.5!Display in CD player mode ......................................................................................... 11!

2.6!Display in D/A converter mode (digital input) ............................................................. 11!

2.7!Input selection ............................................................................................................ 11!

2.8!Sample rate and filter settings.................................................................................... 11!

2.9!Compatible CD Formats............................................................................................. 12!

2.10!Inserting / Ejecting the CD.......................................................................................... 12!

2.11!Function of the SKIP keys .......................................................................................... 13!

2.12!Repeating CD tracks (Repeat).................................................................................... 13!

2.13!PROG key (title programming and filter setting)......................................................... 13!

3!Advanced settings............................................................................................................ 15!

3.1!Personal Setup ........................................................................................................... 15!

4!Appendix ........................................................................................................................... 17!

4.1!Care of the housing .................................................................................................... 17!

4.2!Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................... 17!

4.3!Conditions of warranty (EC only)................................................................................ 18!

4.4!Specifications ............................................................................................................. 19!

1 Getting started

1.1 What’s in the box?

• CD 30.3 CD Player

• Power cable

• RC 3 remote control

NOTE: After unpacking, please check the scope of delivery to ensure that all parts have been

supplied and are undamaged. In case the original packing has already been opened, please

contact your local dealer. Often, your dealer prepares your new device prior to delivery to adapt

and change the configuration to your personal needs.

1.2 Control and operating elements

The numbers in the drawings below mark the control elements. They refer to the numbers in the

text, where the operation of the unit is described.

1 POWER key (on / off)

2 INPUT key < (input, title programming)

3 INPUT key > (input, title programming)

4 ROG key (title programming, RND)

5 REPEAT key

6 Control LED

7 Display

8 CD-Slot

9 STOP key

10 PLAY/PAUSE key

11 SKIP / Search I<< key

12 SKIP / Search >>I key

13 EJECT key

14 Right analog output (balanced XLR)

15 Analog outputs (unbalanced,

Cinch/RCA)

16 Left analog output (balanced XLR)

17 Optical digital output

18 Coaxial digital output

19 Coaxial digital output

20 Coxial digital inputs

21 Digital input AES/EBU

22 Power supply connection

23 Power switch

1.3 Pin assignments

1.3.1 Assignment XLR connectors

Eingang Ausgang

1) Ground (GND)

2) POS (+)

3) NEG (-)

1.4 Installation and cooling

The CD 30.3 generates almost no heat during normal operation. Therefore, it can be installed

in a rack without any problems. If you place the unit in a cabinet, please ensure sufficient air

circulation. If you place other components above or below your CD 30.3, please ensure a

minimum distance of 1 cm. We also recommend a location that is protected from direct sunlight

so that you can easily read the indications on the display of the device (7). Avoid placing the

device in the direct vicinity of a heating or in areas with extremely high humidity. When setting

up the unit, also make sure that there is a free area of at least 15 cm in front of the CD slot (8),

so that CDs can be inserted and ejected without hindrance.

1.5 Power connection

Connect the supplied power cable to the power supply connection (22) and plug it into a

shockproof socket.

NOTE: Please leave the device switched off for the time being (power switch (23) in zero

position) until you have established all cable connections to the rest of the system.

1.6 Connecting a preamplifier or integrated amplifier

Connect the analog outputs (14-16) to the amplifier inputs using suitable cables. XLR and RCA

outputs are mutually decoupled and can be used as desired.

If possible, we recommend a balanced connection via the XLR outputs (14, 16), especially for

longer connection lengths. Unbalanced RCA/RCA cables can also make excellent connections

in terms of sound quality - provided you use a sufficiently shielded cable of high quality.

1.7 Connecting digital sources and recording devices

Digital sources

Connect digital signal sources to the optical (19) or coaxial (20) digital inputs, to the AES/EBU

digital input (21) using a suitable cable.

Digital recording devices

If you want to record digitally, you can connect your recording devices (computer, CD recorder)

to the digital outputs (17, 18). Depending on the selected source, the output socket carries the

corresponding signal (dig in coax, dig in opt. etc.).

1.8 RC 3 remote control

The RC 3 remote control included in the scope of delivery allows you to control your CD 30.3

comfortably. Optionally, the RC 8 remote control is also available from us. This remote control

with its numeric keys allows you to control the CD player more comfortably.

The OFF and ON keys are common for all AVM devices in the system and switch them off and

on.

The STOP, PLAY and < SKIP > keys are used for drive control. The PLAY key switches

between PLAY and PAUSE when pressed several times, the STOP key ejects the CD when

pressed several times. The keys < SKIP > switch to the next / previous track of a CD when

pressed briefly - when pressed longer, the search through the current track is accelerated.

Pressing the keys < STATION > switches the digital inputs. If a digital input is selected,

pressing the PLAY key will select the CD player. If a variable volume level is activated in the

Personal Setup Menu (see also section 3.1 ), the volume of the analog outputs of your CD 30.3

can be adjusted using the VOLUME keys on the RC 3 or RC 8 remote control.

NOTE: When using the RC 8 remote control (available as an accessory), sampling rate and filter

can also be switched (< FILTER > keys). Furthermore, the number keys of the RC 8 can be

used to directly select a specific title of a CD (one or two digits).

Please note the following if the remote control does not work properly: Always hold the remote

control with the front end facing the device you want to operate. If the remote control is placed

too far away from the device to be controlled, or if the batteries are dead or objects are placed

between the remote control and the device to be controlled, the remote control may not

function properly.

1.8.1 Battery replacement

Bottom of the RC 3 remote control

If the range of the remote control decreases significantly, new batteries must be installed.

Remove the six screws on the bottom of the remote control marked with arrows (ATTENTION:

do not open the two middle screws without arrow marking!) Now turn the remote control over

and take out the bottom with the printed circuit board. Now remove the used batteries and

replace them with two new ones of the same type (Lithium button cell 3V, type CR2032). Make

sure that the polarity of the batteries is correct when inserting them (marking "+" upwards),

otherwise the electronics may be damaged.

2 Operation

2.1 First power on / self test

If your CD player is completely disconnected from the power supply or switched off via the

power switch (23), a so-called self-test is performed after switching on the device. The device

checks the configuration and functionality of the installed components and then goes into

stand-by mode. This process may take a few seconds.

2.2 Switching device on / off

With the on / off key (1) you can switch between operation and stand-by mode. In stand-by

mode, the display (7) is deactivated and the operation indicator LED (6) lights up. As soon as

your CD player is in operation, the operation indicator goes out and the display is activated.

ATTENTION: The device is not completely disconnected from the power supply in stand-by

mode. To disconnect the unit completely from the power supply, press the power switch (23)

at the back of the unit or pull the power cable out of the power socket (22).

2.3 Display

The display (7) shows you information about the current operating status of the CD player or

the digital input in D/A converter mode. In addition to the display of the selected source such

as CD player or digital input, the bottom line shows you the current settings of the D/A

converter: On the left side the sample rate (e.g.: 96), on the right side the current filter setting

(SMOOTH or STEEP).

2.4 Volume adjustment: Fixed / Variable level

Depending on the selection of a fixed or variable volume level (see section 3.1.1), information

about the current volume setting of the CD 30.3 is shown in the middle/upper area of the display

(7). VOL indicates a variable output level, so you can adjust the volume of the analog outputs

of your CD 30.3 using the VOLUME keys on the RC 3 or RC 8 remote control or by pressing

the INPUT keys (2, 3) for a long time. FIX, on the other hand, indicates the selection of a fixed

output level at the same place.

NOTE: When the variable volume setting is active, you can adjust the volume of the analog

outputs of your CD 30.3 using the VOLUME keys on the RC 3 or RC 8 remote control or by

pressing and holding the INPUT keys (2, 3).

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