Audiolab 6000A Play User Instructions - Page 5

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Important Safety

Getting Started Controls and Connectors

Information

4: Remote Handset

Remote Handset

Connections Operation Warranty Coverage Specifications

NOTE : the handset buttons shown crossed out are for use with other Audiolab units like

Audiolab 6000CDT and are not operational when used with the 6000A

1 STANDBY

Press to bring the unit in/out of Standby

2 VOL+

Increase Volume

3 VOL-

Decrease Volume

4 DISPLAY

Press to toggle the display on/off

5 A

Press to select 6000A remote mode

6 CD

Press to select 6000CDT remote mode

7 SOURCE

Press to cycle source inputs

8 MODE

Press to select 6000A operating mode

9 MUTE

Press to mute and unmute the sound

10 MENU

Press to enter MENU

Press once to replay the current track of BT

Move to previous page or setting in menu

Press to start / pause BT playback

Press to confirm page or setting selected in

Move to the next track of BT

Move to next page or setting in menu

Fitting Batteries

Always use AAA batteries and replace them in sets -

never mix old and new batteries.

Very weak batteries can leak and damage the handset.

Replace them in good time!

Note: there is a risk of fire and burns if a battery

is handled improperly. Do not disassemble, crush,

puncture, short the contacts or dispose of the batteries

in fire or water.

Do not attempt to open or service a battery. Discard used

batteries in full accordance with recycling regulations in force

in your area.

Handset Operation

The handset operates several Audiolab components.

The handset buttons shown crossed out are for use

with other Audiolab units and are not operational when

used with the 6000A.

Point the handset at the remote receiver and press the

relevant key. The handset should be within 15 meters

of the player and there must be a clear line of sight

between the two units.