Troubleshooting - TAD D1000TX Mode D'emploi

TROUBLESHOOTING

Incorrect operations are often mistaken for trouble and malfunctions. If you think that there is something wrong with this
component, check the points below. Sometimes the trouble may lie in another component. Investigate the other components
and electrical appliances being used. For information regarding computer settings, consult the TAD website (http://tad-labs.
com). If the trouble cannot be rectified even after exercising the checks listed below, ask your dealer.
Symptom
No sound
No sound is produced
even when input is
correctly set.
Noise is audible even
when no input is
selected.
Sound is distorted.
Volume level is
different when playing
SACD compared to
CDs.
No sound is produced
for digital input.
Digital recording can't
be performed from
digital outputs.
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Possible cause
Confirm that the audio cable plugs are
connected securely.
Are the connected audio cables broken or cut?
Or is there soiling on the connectors?
Is the disc dirty?
Is the play operation set to pause?
Is the sound volume of the connected amplifier
set too low?
The line output volume level of this device is
low.
This device is muted (The bar "−" is blinking).
Input connector is not connected correctly.
Amplifier's mute function is ON.
Sound is too low.
Noise is present in the power source itself.
Is the unit connected to the amplifier's PHONO
connector?
In the case of a SACD disc, the recording level
is set higher than proper ratings.
A difference may occur due to different
recording formats for the two kinds of discs.
Digital connection is not correct.
On a CD player equipped with digital output
level adjustment, the output level is set too low.
The file format is not supported by the
computer's digital playback software.
Remedy
Connect audio cables securely.
Check the plugs and jacks on the audio cables
and the unit's audio output connectors, as well
as on the audio input connectors of the amplifier
to which it is connected. Clean the connectors if
necessary.
Clean the disc.
Set to play.
When connecting to an amplifier, check the
input settings and speaker settings.
Adjust the sound volume.
Press the MUTE button of the remote controller
to cancel the mute status.
Check the connection.
Press the amplifier's mute button to disengage it.
Adjust the volume.
Check your computer's power wiring; are too
many plugs connected to the same power outlet?
Do not connect the unit to an amplifier's PHONO
connector.
Lower the SACD output level (page 19).
This is not a malfunction of this unit.
Check the digital connection.
Adjust the player's digital output level to an
appropriate level.
If the output device is set to a non-PCM audio
signal format (Dolby Digital, DTS, etc.), set it to
PCM.
Can't record.