Operation; Switching On; Selecting An Audio Source; Listening - Arcam FMJ A19 Handbook

operation

MUTE DISPLAY BALANCE

Switching on

The front panel button switches the unit on and
POWER
off.
The power light (next to the ' A 19 Integrated Amplifier'
text) indicates the state of the amplifier: it changes from
red to orange then green if mains power is connected
and the unit is switched on.
If the unit is left unused for an extended period of time
it will go into standby to reduce power consumption.
Press AUX & BALANCE to adjust the time of this
feature.
Display
The front panel button (or on the remote
DISPLAY DISP
control) changes the display brightness between 'on' ,
'dimmed' and 'off ' . If the A19 is powered off with the
display brightness set to 'off ' , the display resumes to
'dimmed' when the unit is powered on again.
A U X 31
PHONO AUX CD TUNER SAT

Selecting an audio source

The audio source may be selected from the front panel
( or or the remote
PHONO, AUX, CD, TUNER, SAT, BD, PVR AV),
control or
(BD, PVR, TUN, AV, PHONO, AUX, CD SAT).
In each case, the source is selected from the input
sockets with the corresponding name.
E-10
A19 INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER
BD PVR AV AUX PHONES POWER

Listening

Volume control
Use the control knob (or the / buttons on the remote)
+ –
to change the volume. Turn the knob clockwise to
increase the volume, anti-clockwise to reduce it.
Listening using headphones
The headphones socket ( ) accepts headphones
PHONES
with an impedance rating between 8Ω and 2k
with a 3.5mm stereo jack plug.
The pre-amp outputs and speakers are muted when
headphones are plugged in and the front panel display
shows Headphone.
The headphones socket is always active, unless output
has been muted.
Muting output
The output of the A19 can be silenced by pressing
on the front panel (or - on the remote control). If the
unit is muted, the power light changes to orange and
the source is shown on the front display panel (e.g.
PVR MT).
Press - for a second time (or change the volume)
MUTE/
to cancel mute.
, fitted
Ω
MUTE