Cambridge Audio 840C Operating Instructions, Loading and unloading discs, Normal disc play

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Loading and unloading discs

1.Press the Standby/On switch.

2.Press the Open/Close button.

3.When the disc tray has opened fully, place a disc carefully in the tray with the label side facing up.

4.To close the disc tray, press the Open/Close button again. When the tray, with a correctly loaded disc, is fully closed the disc will start turning automatically. After the CD player has read the disc it will be ready to play. Pressing Play will also close the tray and start playing the disc.

5.The disc tray can be opened at any time by pressing the Open/Close button. Only remove the disc after the tray has fully opened.

Note:

-Do not put anything except a Compact Disc into the tray, foreign objects may damage the mechanism.

-Do not force the tray by hand during the opening and closing operations.

-To avoid dirt and dust entering the mechanism, keep the disc tray closed.

-If the Compact Disc is seriously scratched or too dirty the player may not be able to read it or play it.

-Never load more than one disc into the disc tray at one time.

Normal disc play

1.Switch on your amplifier and set its input selector to the correct position. Adjust the volume control to a minimum.

2.Press the Standby/On switch.

3.Press the Open/Close button to open the disc tray, and load a disc.

4.Press the Open/Close button again to close the tray. The CD player will read the disc and enter Standby mode. Alternatively pressing Play will close the tray and start playing the disc.

5.Press the Play button. The disc will start playing from the beginning of the first track. When the last track has finished playing, the CD player will return to Standby mode.

6.To stop the disc at any point press the Stop button. Pressing the Pause button while the disc is playing will pause the disc. When the disc is paused the display will flash, play can be resumed by pressing the Play button again.

Locating a specific track

1.Ensure that a disc is loaded.

2.Pressing the right Skip/Scan (Skip on remote) button once will forward the CD by one track. Repeat as necessary.

3.Press Play. The disc will play to the end of the disc and then return to Standby mode.

4.Pressing the left Skip/Scan (Skip on remote) button will access the previous track.

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Contents Azur 840C Contents 840C Upsampling compact disc player IntroductionSafety Precautions Checking the Power Supply RatingImportant Safety Instructions Important NotePower On/Off Mains Voltage Selector SwitchAC power socket Rear Panel ConnectionsControl Bus Digital outputsDigital Inputs 1 Unbalanced Audio OutFront Panel Controls Standby/On SelectMenu Infrared sensorDisplay Open/ClosePlay/Pause StopRemote Control Remote Control of Matching Products Operating Instructions Loading and unloading discsNormal disc play Locating a specific trackUsing the Intro function Locating a particular point in a trackRepeating discs and tracks Playing tracks in a random orderUsing the A-B function Using the Remain functionUsing the Space function Programming disc playExternal Digital Sources CD playbackDigital Input 1/2 CD Player Setup Menu structureDigital out sample frequency Digital out word width Digital out ditherChanging input names / source naming Software versionCustom Installation C.I. USE TroubleshootingTechnical Specifications Digital output sampling frequencies supportedLimited Warranty 840C Upsampling compact disc player Azur 840C

840C specifications

The Cambridge Audio 840C is a high-performance CD player and digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that has garnered attention from audiophiles and music lovers since its release. This player stands out for its blend of cutting-edge technology and elegant design, making it a sought-after component in many high-end audio systems.

One of the standout features of the 840C is its ability to handle a variety of digital sources. It includes inputs for USB, coaxial, and optical connections, allowing users to easily integrate it with their digital audio devices. This versatility ensures that the 840C can serve as a central hub for a modern audio setup, including direct connections to computers, tablets, and other digital sources.

At the heart of the 840C is Cambridge Audio's proprietary "ATF" (Adaptive Time Filtering) technology. This innovation upscales lower-resolution digital audio to 24-bit/192kHz, enhancing the overall sound quality and allowing listeners to experience their music in greater depth and detail. This technology, combined with a highly regarded Wolfson DAC, ensures that the 840C delivers exceptional audio performance that captures the nuance and dynamics of any musical genre.

The 840C also boasts a precision clocking system, which minimizes jitter – a common issue in digital audio that can compromise sound quality. By ensuring more accurate timing of the audio signal, the 840C creates a more coherent soundstage and improves the overall listening experience.

Another notable aspect of the 840C's design is its robust construction. Built with high-quality components and a solid chassis, this player not only minimizes internal vibration but also ensures durability. The aesthetically pleasing brushed aluminum finish adds to its appeal, allowing it to fit seamlessly into a variety of audio setups.

Audio enthusiasts will appreciate the 840C's user-friendly interface, which makes navigation through tracks, playlists, and settings straightforward. The remote control further enhances usability, offering quick access to essential functions.

In summary, the Cambridge Audio 840C is an exemplary piece of audio equipment that combines advanced technology with high-quality sound reproduction. Its versatile outputs, state-of-the-art DAC capabilities, robust design, and user-friendly operation make it an ideal choice for anyone looking to elevate their audio experience. Whether enjoying CDs or streaming high-resolution digital files, the 840C promises to satisfy even the most discerning listeners.
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