Cambridge Audio Complete Manual for Adjusting Volume and Audio Settings for the Sonata Series

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Adjusting the volume

Use either the Volume Up/Down buttons on the remote control, or the Volume control on the front of your Sonata system to change the volume level. The newly selected level will be indicated briefly on the front display.

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Tuning and listening

Select the Tuner source using the Source button on the front of the unit or direct Tuner button on the remote.

Note: Before tuning your Sonata AR30/DR30, make sure that the stereo receiver is set to 'Manual mode'. Press the Select/Mode button on the front of the unit to select the correct mode.

Adjusting the audio settings

Adjustments to the bass, treble, balance and sub level can be made as follows:

1.To enter the audio menu. Briefly press either the Volume control on the front of the unit or press and hold the Menu button on the remote control.

2.Step through the available settings by either pressing the Volume control or the Menu button on the remote. Adjustments for bass, treble, balance and sub level are possible.

3.When you wish to make an adjustment, simply rotate the Volume control or use the Volume control buttons on the remote control.

Sonata AR30

1.In tuner mode press the Band button to toggle between AM/FM modes (and SIRIUS if an optional SIRIUS–Ready module is attached, US version only).

2. Press and hold the

button to scan to previous available stations or press and

hold the

button to scan to the next available stations. 'SCANNING' will be

displayed while scanning for available stations as shown below.

4. To exit, press the Select button or wait for five seconds, until the unit returns to

normal mode.

 

The sub level control adjust the relative level of the subwoofer output and main stereo

 

outputs and can be used to control the sub level for late night listening etc.

3. Short press once the or button to fine-tune station frequency.

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Contents Your music + our passion AR30/DR30Contents Introduction AR30 DR30Important safety instructions CE mark Weee symbolTick mark Ross Test StampPower sources Important safety instructions VentilationCleaning Battery disposalPlug Fitting Instructions UK only Limited warrantySonata AR30 Sonata DR30 Rear panel connectionsAC power socket Power On/OffDD30 dock connector Loudspeaker terminalsStandby/On Front panel controlsPhones Infrared sensorSkip/Scan Volume controlDisplay BandRemote control IPod compatibility Active subwoofer In/Out ConnectionsDD30 docking station Aerials Trigger outputs/Power syncingAM loop aerial FM aerialOperating instructions Setting the sourceAerials Changing DAB region DR30 onlyTuning and listening Adjusting the volumeAdjusting the audio settings Sonata AR30Sonata DR30 Setting presetsOperating instructions Setting the time zone US version only Setting the clockSetting the sleep time Operating instructions Setting the alarmTo re-name the Aux input Advanced settingsIPod compatibility Manual Tuning Subscribing to Sirius servicesDirect Tuning Category TuningFactory reset Troubleshooting AR30/DR30 specifications Technical specificationsAP23514/3-A

AR30, DR30 specifications

Cambridge Audio's AR30 and DR30 represent significant advancements in the realm of high-fidelity audio equipment, embodying the brand's commitment to quality sound and innovative technology. Each component of this duo is designed with meticulous attention to detail, aimed at providing an enriching listening experience for both audiophiles and casual listeners alike.

The AR30 is a stereo amplifier that delivers an impressive output, typically rated around 30 watts per channel. This model is crafted to drive a wide variety of speakers, making it a versatile choice for music enthusiasts. What sets the AR30 apart is its class AB amplification, which enhances sound clarity and dynamic range, allowing for intricate musical details to shine through.

One of the standout features of the AR30 is its integrated DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter). This inclusion is vital for modern music sources that rely on digital formats. The DAC optimizes the sound quality from USB devices, Bluetooth, and optical inputs, ensuring that every note retains its fidelity, thus providing a bridge between digital music sources and analog sound systems.

On the other hand, the DR30 serves as a digital radio that expands the audio experience beyond traditional sources. It supports various streaming services and ensures the user has access to a vast array of internet radio stations, adding depth to their listening options. Notably, the DR30 is not just about variety; it also utilizes advanced signal processing technologies to minimize distortion and maximize clarity, so listeners can enjoy a pristine audio experience, whether tuning into a favorite station or streaming a preferred playlist.

Both models feature elegant designs, with a focus on usability. The user-friendly interfaces make it easy to switch between sources, adjust settings, and customize preferences. The digital displays are clear and well-organized, providing at-a-glance information about the current playback status.

Cambridge Audio incorporates proprietary technologies such as their proprietary StreamMagic technology into these devices. This ensures seamless integration with various networked devices and enhances streaming quality, offering listeners a sophisticated yet straightforward approach to modern music consumption.

In conclusion, the Cambridge Audio AR30 and DR30 are a celebration of audio excellence, curated for those who seek quality and innovation in their listening experience. With robust features, cutting-edge technology, and elegant design, both models are poised to elevate the way audiences enjoy their favorite music, making them indispensable tools for creating a premium audio environment.