Troubleshooting - Mistral MM-6 Instruction Manual

Troubleshooting

Problem
The MM-6 will not turn on.
The MM-6 unit turns on but there is no
sound.
You intermittently lose signal on the USB
input.
When you switch from one source to
another you get a loud "click" or "pop"
Your iPod doesn't sound as expected
through the MM-6.
Cause/Remedy

Make sure the on/off switch on the
front panel is engaged.

Check that the AC Plug is
connected.

Check the fuse.
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Ensure proper input selected.

Check mute is not selected.

Check source is on. If the input
button is blinking then your digital
signal is not locked.

Check your cable connections and
your source.

Try re-starting your music software
(e.g. ITunes, Spotify, Windows
Media Player etc).

Try turning your MM-6 off at the
mains and re-boot your computer.
Turn your MM-6 back on. If the
computer still doesn't recognise the
USB DAC repeat the process. Also
unplug the USB cable from the
computer and the MM-6, and plug it
back in before re-booting.

The MM-6 has been designed to
remain locked on the USB signal at
all times, but there may still be
instances where the signal can
drop out.

This can be caused from static
build up but it should not occur
consistently over a long period of
time. If problem persists, please
contact your distributor or dealer.

Your iPod offers custom
equalizations for headphone use
that aren't necessary with the MM-
6 and a good pair of speakers.
Ensure that the iPod volume is set
to match the other components in
your system.