Cabasse Оcean User Manual

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

Cause / Countermeasure

1 - Check that the

a4

switches for the illumination of the logos are

pressed to the «on» position. 2 -Check if the power and optical cables
are correctly connected and the right setting on «On» of the power
switch (A5) in the back of the speakers.

Check that the source is switched on and is duly connected to the
DAP.

Check on both speakers that the

a3

left/right switches are correctly

set

Check on both speakers that the

a3

left/right switches are correctly

set, one must be wrong

Connect the measurement microphone on

b12

or check the correct

plugging in of the Jack connector in the socket.

Lower the noises level in the room and check the correct plugging in
of the microphone

Use the microphone stands to prevent noisy shocks, start the measu-
rement protocole in a quieter surrounding

The computer notices an incoherency betwen the measurements and
the microphone positions => control the distance between the twee-
ters of the loudspeakers and confirm the value entered at the start of
the CRCS protocole (cf pt4 of § «CABASSE ROOM COMPENSATION
SYSTEM (CRCS) SETUP» on page 21), remove anything between the
tweeters and the microphone, start the CRCS session again.

Start the CRCS session from the beginning again.

Symptom

The logos on the bases of the loudspeakers do not
illuminate when the system is switched on.

The expected source is not displayed on the DAP
screen.

Left and right channels are inverted

No stereophonic imaging

«Insert Microphone» Error Message when starting
the CRCS measurements protocole

« Too much noise » error message when starting
the P0 CRCS measurement.

« Measurement error. Cancel » error message
during P1 to P5 measurement phases.

The «Mic. positions not calculated. Cancel » error
message appears during the CRCS calculation
phase

The « Measurement error. Cancel» appears during
the calculation phase.

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