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Linn IKEMI & GENKI owner manual Setting up the IKEMI and GENKI, Unpacking

Models: IKEMI & GENKI

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Setting up the

Setting up the

IKEMI and GENKI

This chapter explains how to unpack your CD player, and how to set it up with your other hi-fi components.

Unpacking

The IKEMI and GENKI are supplied with complete with the following accessories:

•A remote control handset

•A mains lead

•Mains fuses

•This manual

•Audio interconnect cables

We recommend you retain the packaging in case you need to transport the CD player at a later date.

WARNING: Do not connect the mains supply until you have verified that the CD player is set to the correct voltage for your mains supply.

The IKEMI and GENKI are factory-set for a 230 volts mains supply and must not be connected to a mains supply before being adjusted for your local voltage, and fitted with the appropriate fuses. To set the voltage, using a flat blade screwdriver, turn the voltage selector on the mains inlet module to display the correct setting for your country:

•230V for countries with 230V or 240V supplies.

•115V for countries with 100V or 115V supplies.

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Linn IKEMI & GENKI owner manual Setting up the IKEMI and GENKI, Unpacking

Contents

C D P L AY E R O W N E R S M A N U A L Year 2000 Compliance MAINS PLUGS Important safety informationGENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Replacing the fuse Mains plug replacementDate of issue CE Declaration of ConformityFCC notice Date of issueMaintenance ContentsCopyright and acknowledgements G E N K & I K E M IntroductionThe Linn CD players Details, similarities, differences the same laser, CD servo and decoding circuitry, D/A convertor and power supply. All the digital and analogue audio circuitry is contained on one high density surface mount circuit board. The ultra low noise power supplies, low jitter master clock and high resolution D/A convertor are all focussed on providing high musical performance through both the fixed and variable outputs. If you already have a good control amplifier and are therefore using the Genki fixed output, you may wish to consider using the Genki variable output to feed a power amplifier in another room, making it easy to enjoy great sound around your house. For even more flexibility, see the section on Knekt HDCD Sync Link Unpacking Setting up the IKEMI and GENKIEarthing Replacing the fusesPositioning the IKEMI and GENKI Connecting the IKEMI and GENKI Mains supply Using the front panel Using the IKEMI & GENKIBALANCE VOLUME REPEAT IKEMI display and controlsGENKI display and controls HDCD TIME BALANCE VOLUME REPEATTUNER KEYS Using the handsetCLASSIK CD/CA HANDSET STANDBY8281 Switching on and offIKEMI and GENKI operation HDCD25.14 Display information0.38 1.251 1 = Playing a discPress SKIP backward Skip and SearchPress SKIP forward Skip to the start of the next trackDirect track number selection 8581 Repeat Play8481 8581P-01 = P--A =P-00 = P2-A =P2-A = Programming excluding of tracks programme mode BP--b = P-00 =VOLUME GENKI variable output2~ ~3= * å Advanced CD functions= * å RANDOMinit Advanced CD functions, continuedcd8? U1i0Values User OptionsOption DescriptionMaintenance CD handlingServicing Technical support Technical information IKEMI SpecificationsSignal ConnectorDimensions GENKI SpecificationsSignal ConnectorPACK