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Burmester 111 Musiccenter Operating Instructions Manual

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  • Page 1 Operating Instructions...
  • Page 2 The usability of third-party services (Internet radio, music streaming services) with the 111 Musiccenter is subject to any terms of use of third-party suppliers, as well as the technical requirements of the user and third parties (Internet access, service availability) on which Burmester Audiosysteme GmbH has no influence.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    What Options Do I Have for Operating the Musiccenter? Operating the music center using the buttons on the device panel or the remote control Operating the Musiccenter via the iPad app Operating the Musiccenter via a web browser 111 Musiccenter...
  • Page 4 How do I connect the music center to my home network? How Do I Operate the Musiccenter Without a Network? How Do I Establish a Wi-Fi Connection? How Do I Change the Network Mode? How Do I Play a CD? How Do I Play Content from a USB Stick? How Can I Copy (rip) a CD to the Internal Memory? How Do I Play an Analog or Digital Signal Source on the Device? How do I Play Content from the Hard Disk (Player)?

  • Page 5: What Options Does The Musiccenter Offer Me

    • Change device settings. note: Please see the separate document “Instructions for Operation via a Web Browser” for more information on how to operate the Musiccenter via a web browser. The Internet connection and music downloads result in use-dependent costs. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 6: How Do I Use These Instructions

    hOW DO i use these instructiOns? How Do I Use These Instructions? These operating instructions describe the set-up, connection, and operation of your 111 Musiccenter, hereinafter referred to as the “Musiccenter”. Please refer to the enclosed quick guide operating instructions for information on a quick start-up and descriptions of some basic functions.

  • Page 7: Important Safety Information

    Backup Burmester recommends backing up audio data saved in the Musiccenter to USB drives via the web interface. Backups should be performed every six months or after ripping a certain number of CDs. Please see the separate document “Instructions for Operation via a Web Browser”...

  • Page 8: Operating During Thunderstorms

    Supplied items ► Make sure the package contents are complete: — 111 Musiccenter — RCA to XLR adapter (4 in total – 2 pairs) — 005 remote control — Power cord — Network cable —...

  • Page 9: Setting Up The Device

    Insert the storage battery or ask your specialist dealer to do so for you. note: In the event of a power failure, the display shuts off immediately, even if a storage battery is inserted. The system is still shut off safely in the background. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 10: Installing The Storage Battery

    hOW DO i cOnnect the Device? To install the storage battery: Unscrew the four screws and remove the service plate. Connect the battery cable to the connection cable in the UPS BATTERY slot. Insert the battery into the compartment until it clicks into place. Position the service plate and tighten the four screws (finger tight).

  • Page 11: Connecting Analog Signal Sources

    Connecting a power amplifier ► For the best sound, connect the BALANCED sockets to the inputs on your amplifier using a balanced LF line. ► Use the UNBAL outputs and a cinch line if your amplifier only features unbalanced cinch inputs. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 12: Connecting A Power Amplifier

    hOW DO i cOnnect the Device? Connecting a tape recorder, headphones, and digital output 1 Tape recorder (TAPE) For connecting an analog recording device, for example. 2 Headphones (PHONES) For connecting headphones. 3 Optical digital output (DIGITAL OUT) For connecting e.g. a preamplifier via an optical digital cable (TOSLINK). 4 Electrical digital output (DIGITAL OUT) For connecting e.g.

  • Page 13: Connecting A Network Cable And Usb Components

    (see “How Do I Play Content from a USB Stick?” on page 25) ► Insert the USB component. It should be detected automatically and ready for operation after a brief ª configuration phase. Please see the corresponding sections for more detailed information. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 14: Connecting The Remote Control Components

    DO i cOnnect the Device? Connecting the remote control components BURLINK BURLINK (BURmester LINK) is an interface to control Burmester components via a set of remote control commands developed by Burmester. ► Connect the Musiccenter and control system using an RS-232 cable.

  • Page 15: Connecting The Wi-Fi Antennas

    Straighten the antenna hinges and screw the antennas onto the connection threads on the antenna block. Make sure that the antennas do not tilt and the threads are not damaged. Place the antenna block in a slightly elevated position above the Musiccenter. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 16: Connecting The Power Cord

    hOW DO i cOnnect the Device? Connecting the power cord DANger Improper network cables or sockets Network cables without a protective earth contact or sockets without a functional protective earth connection can result in a life-threatening electric shock. ► Use only the supplied 3-wire power cord for power supply. The protective earth contact must not be rendered ineffective.

  • Page 17: What Operating And Display Elements Are There

    • LED lights up in red: the device is in operation. • LED lights up in green: The device is in server mode. For more details, please see “How Do I Operate the Musiccenter as a Pure Data Server (Server Mode)?” on page 31. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 18: What Functions Does The Remote Control Offer

    What functiOns DOes the reMOte cOntrOl Offer? What Functions Does the Remote Control Offer? The remote control allows you to quickly access some frequently used functions, such as device power on/off, volume control, as well as CD drive control. All additional functions, however, are only available using the iPad.

  • Page 19: How Do I Switch The Device On

    The device is disconnected from the power supply via the MAINS power switch on the back side of the device. Only switch MAINS to OFF when the device is in stand-by mode (STBY, LED is lit in orange) or if the POWER switch has been turned off (OFF, LED is not lit). 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 20: What Options Do I Have For Operating The Musiccenter

    What OptiOns DO i have fOr Operating the Musiccenter? What Options Do I Have for Operating the Musiccenter? The different options for operating the Musiccenter are described below. Operating the Musiccenter using the buttons on the device panel or the remote control The easiest way to operate the Musiccenter is using the buttons on the device panel or the remote control.

  • Page 21: How Do I Connect The Music Center To My Home Network

    Generally, the Musiccenter is automatically assigned a network address (when ª using DHCP). note: If you have issues with the network connection, you can also contact your Burmester dealer, who would be happy to help you during installation. How Do I Operate the Musiccenter Without a Network? You can also operate the Musiccenter without a connection to your network and via Wi-Fi using a computer (tablet, PC, Mac).

  • Page 22: How Do I Establish A Wi-Fi Connection

    hOW DO i establish a Wi-fi cOnnectiOn? How Do I Establish a Wi-Fi Connection? To be able to operate the Musiccenter with a computer (tablet, PC, Mac), the two devices have to be connected via Wi-Fi. Here, there are two options: • A direct Wi-Fi connection to the Musiccenter With this option, the connection is established directly between the computer and the Musiccenter.
  • Page 23 If you have selected Standard but the device is not connected to the network, a corresponding message appears on the display. In this case, issues in operation via the iPad may result. For this reason, use the Stand-alone setting if the device is not connected to the network. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 24: How Do I Play A Cd

    hOW DO i play a cD? How Do I Play a CD? You do not have to select the CD Player operating mode before playing a CD. Insert a CD directly into the CD drive under the display. ª After you have inserted the CD up to the noticeable resistance, it is automatically drawn in.

  • Page 25: How Do I Play Content From A Usb Stick

    FORWARD: Playback skips to the next title. BACKWARD: Playback skips to the beginning of the track playing. Pressing twice skips to the previous track. STOP: Stops playback and returns to track 1. (Only shown on the screen during playback.) 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 26: How Can I Copy (Rip) A Cd To The Internal Memory

    hOW can i cOpy (rip) a cD tO the internal MeMOry? How Can I Copy (rip) a CD to the Internal Memory? Copying music or videos from a data source to a computer’s hard disk is referred to as ripping. After the CD is analyzed, the data is imported, supplemented with information on the album and artist, and saved on the device in the audio format flac in a database.
  • Page 27 Stop: Tracks that have already been ripped remain. Abort: Tracks that have already been ripped are deleted. Continue: Ripping continues. After finalization, the process is completed and the album is available on the device permanently. You can then play the album via the player. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 28: How Do I Play An Analog Or Digital Signal Source On The Device

    hOW DO i play an analOg Or Digital signal sOurce On the Device? How Do I Play an Analog or Digital Signal Source on the Device? Press the Home button on the bottom right edge of the screen. This button leads you back to the main ª...

  • Page 29: How Do I Play Content From The Hard Disk (Player)

    The Player menu opens and the first track of ª the most recently played playlist is displayed. Start playback by pressing the corresponding button in the left bank of buttons on the device or on the remote control. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 30: How Do I Play Content From The Internet (Internet Radio)

    The usability of third-party services (Internet radio, music streaming services) with the Musiccenter is subject to any terms of use of third-party suppliers, as well as the technical requirements of the user and third parties (Internet access, service availability) on which Burmester Audiosysteme GmbH has no influence.

  • Page 31: How Do I Operate The Musiccenter As A Pure Data Server (Server Mode)

    You can also switch off or end server mode using the iPad or web interface, of course. Please see the separate documents “Instructions for Operation via the iPad App” and “Instructions for Operation via a Web Browser” for further information. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 32: How Do I Query The Serial Number And Device Versions

    hOW DO i Query the serial nuMber anD Device versiOns? How Do I Query the Serial Number and Device Versions? Certain information on the Musiccenter can be queried in the Info menu. note: For more information on the system, please see the menu System > Information via web server access.

  • Page 33: How Do I Perform A Software Update

    Musiccenter with all its functions as usual. The update has been downloaded completely. ► Press the Install Update button. The update is now being installed. ª note: You cannot use the Musiccenter during installation. After the update has been installed successfully, the Musiccenter restarts. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 34: Performing A Software Update Using A Usb Stick

    hOW DO i perfOrM a sOftWare upDate? Performing a software update using a USB stick Insert the USB stick with the update software into one of the four USB slots on the back side of the device. Press the Home button on the bottom right edge of the screen. This button leads you back to the main menu.

  • Page 35: Maintenance, Repair And Care

    Depending on the frequency of use, the hard disks have to be replaced after a certain period of time. note: Only hard disks prepared specifically by Burmester can be used. ► Please contact your specialist dealer, who will work with you to arrange the optimal solution for exchanging the hard disks.

  • Page 36: Disposal

    Legislation (German electric and electronic device law – ElektroG) prohibits the disposal of electric and electronic devices by means of normal household waste. The 111 Musiccenter falls into this category. To dispose of the device: Bring the device to a communal collection point or a voluntary take-back system.

  • Page 37: Appendix

    7 Digital inputs INPUT 4, 6, 8: 3x electrical, cinch (RCA) INPUT 5, 7, 9: 3x optical, TOSLINK 8 Ethernet 1x RJ-45 4x USB 2.0, type B 9 Wi-Fi antennas 2x coax connectors 10 Service plate Hard disks Battery 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 38: Remote Control Of The Device Via Burlink

    appenDix Remote control of the device via BURLINK All control systems (such as PC, CRESTRON, AMX, etc.) can be connected to the BURLINK connector. They enable convenient control of your entire system, e.g. via a touch panel which you can program individually. The LEDs located next to these connectors labeled T and R (for transmit and receive) serve to monitor data exchange.
  • Page 39 Command Meaning DIM1\r Switches to medium brightness DIM2\r Switches to the lowest brightness DIM3\r Turns off the display TYPE\r Indicates the device type VERSION\r Indicates the software version SNR\r Indicates the series number of the device 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 40: Glossary

    glOssary Glossary AAC/.aac Advanced Audio Coding AAC is a lossy process for compressing audio data. AIFF/.aiff Audio Interchange File Format AIFF is a file format for saving LPCM audio data. Compared with other audio data formats, such as MP3, LPCM (linear pulse-code modulation) does not feature data compression.
  • Page 41 The XLR (also referred to as Cannon connector) is an industrial standard for electrical connectors. The three-pin XLR plug establishes the standard connection for analog audio lines in professional audio technology as well as in high-quality hi-fi/high-end components, in particular with balanced signal transmission. 111 Musiccenter...

  • Page 42: Technical Data

    Technical Data Connectors Analog inputs 3x stereo XLR Analog outputs 1x stereo XLR 1x stereo cinch (RCA) 1x stereo cinch (RCA), fixed (TAPE) 1x jack socket, 6.35 mm, stereo (PHONES) Digital inputs 3x electrical 3x optical (TOSLINK) Digital outputs 1x electrical 1x optical (TOSLINK) BURLINK remote control 1x RS-232...
  • Page 44 BURMESTER AUDIOSYSTEME GMBH Wilhelm-Kabus-Strasse 47 D-10829 Berlin Tel. +49 (0) 30 787968 – 0 Fax +49 (0) 30 787968 – 68 E-mail: mail@burmester.de www.burmester.de Version 1.5/1502...

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