No headphone
signal.
Digital source 2 is played
back, digital source 1 is
sending a carrier signal.
Turn off or set digital source
1 to standby mode so that no
signal is present at the output
of digital source 1.
One of the connected
digital sources is sending
a carrier signal, therefore
the analogue source is
not put through.
Turn off or set digital sources
to standby mode so that no si-
gnal is present at the output of
the connected digital source.
Digital signal source is in
surround mode (e. g. DTS
or 5.1).
Configure signal source as
stereo PCM source.
No signal at the
line output.
Headphone is plugged
into the left headphone
output.
Pull the headphone connector
out of the device or plug it into
the right headphone socket.
Device receives no sound
signal.
Make sure the signal source
provides a signal to the device.
Volume control is at
minimum.
Turn the volume control to the
desired volume level.
Signal is too soft. Volume control is not
turned up high enough.
Turn up the volume control
higher.
Signal source is too weak. Select another signal source or
raise its level, if possible.
Gain factor is too low. Increase the gain factor
according to the user manual
and adjust the DIP switch
accordingly.
Troubleshooting
Fault Cause Solution
LED indicator is
not on.
Power supply or power
cord is not connected to
a power outlet.
Connect the power supply
or power cord resp. with the
power outlet.
Device is not turned on. Turn on the device with the
mains switch located on the
rear side of the unit.
Fuse is defective. First make sure that the two
points mentioned above can be
excluded as error causes. Then
check the fuse: It the wire is
broken, replace the fuse. If
the fuse fails several times in
a row, the device is probably
faulty. In this case take the
device to the dealer where you
purchased it.
No headphone
signal.
Device receives no sound
signal.
Make sure the signal source
provides a signal to the device.
Volume control is set to
minimum.
Set the volume control to the
desired volume level.
Headphone is not
plugged into the socket.
Plug the headphone into the
headphone socket.
Digital cable / fibre-optic
cable is not plugged in.
Insert digital cable / fibre-optic
cable into socket.
Digital cable / fibre-optic
cable is defective.
Replace digital cable / fibre-
optic cable.
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