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- Page 1 Owner's Manual Phase 3 161 All-in-One...
- Page 2 Using third-party services (Internet radio, music streaming services) with the Phase 3 is subject to any terms of use of those suppliers, as well as technical requirements for the user such as Internet access and service availability over which Burmester Audiosysteme GmbH has no control. Software version 3.00...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
How to connect the 161 to a Network? ....... 21... - Page 4 Using a Web browser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 How to connect Computer and the 161? ....... 25 Connections using a network connection via Ethernet cable .
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Page 5: A Brief Overview Of The 161
. Home network Connect the 161 to your home network . Thanks to the DLNA/UPnP standard it has access to the musical content stored on other devices on the same network and can stream content to other devices on the same network . This could be a another Phase 3,... -
Page 6: About These Operating Instructions
These operating instructions describe the set-up, connection, and operation of your 161 (Software-Version 3 .00) . To use all the functions of the 161 you will need either an Apple iPad® with the free BurmesterMC App installed or any computer (PC, Tablet, Mac) with a Web browser (iPad®... -
Page 7: Important Safety Information
. After doing so, please disconnect the plug of the power cord from the device . Placing the 161 When selecting an installation location, please note the following: • Avoid direct sunlight, excessive heat, cold, moisture, and dust . -
Page 8: Unpacking The 161
• Remote control • Special tool • 2 XLR-RCA adapters • Operating instructions: Owner’s Manual for the 161, Instructions for Operation via the iPad® App, Instructions for Operation via a Web browser Set-up Carefully remove the device from the transportation packaging and place it in a suitable location . -
Page 9: The Device At A Glance
This symbol on your device indicates that you can find important information in the operating instructions . This symbol combination on your device warns of the danger of an electrical shock when touching the terminals . During operation, they can carry dangerous voltages . 161 All-in-One... -
Page 10: Front Side
the Device At A glAnce Front side 1 Left bank of buttons for signal source selection The selected signal source is shown on the display . • STORED MUSIC: Playback of internally stored music . • INTERNET MUSIC: Selects Internet radio or, by pressing again, TIDAL as source (if TIDAL has been configured for this device) . - Page 11 . The LED is not lit . 13 LED (operation/standby) • LED lights up in orange: the device is in standby mode . • LED lights up in red: the device is turned on . 161 All-in-One...
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Page 12: The Remote Control
the Device At A glAnce The remote control The supplied remote control allows the control of the devices’s playback functions . Advanced options are available from the optional iPad® app and the web interface and are described in more detail in the separately enclosed instructions . 29 Power on/off Power on the Phase 3 or set it to stand-by mode . -
Page 13: Additional Compartment
. As a result, a device stored here can be controlled through the glass via its remote control without any problems . Opening and closing the compartment: note: The compartment is held shut by magnets . 161 All-in-One... -
Page 14: Installing The Device
instAlling the Device Installing the device Connecting the Wi-Fi antennas The Wi-Fi antennas are required to connect a computer (iPad®, tablet, Mac, PC) to the device via Wi-Fi . ATTENTION Damage due to missing or incorrect connection Not connecting the antennas could damage the Wi-Fi unit. Tightening the antennas too tightly could damage the connections. -
Page 15: Connecting Digital Sources
Use either coaxial or optical cables for connections . Connecting USB storage devices The 161 features five USB slots: four on the back (1) and one on the front panel (see "The Device at a Glance" on page 9) . All USB slots are identical and can be used to connect USB storage devices or for software updates via a USB stick . -
Page 16: Connecting The Power Cord
Connect the supplied power cord to the device and plug it into the AC outlet . Switch the MAINS switch to ON . Connecting a network cable You can connect the 161 to your home network via the Ethernet connection (2) and a network cable . Headphone output... -
Page 17: Connecting The Speaker Outputs
A connection can be made using either cable lugs or 4 mm banana plugs . For acoustic reasons, Burmester recommends equipping the ends of the speaker cables with cable lugs . Connecting cables to these terminals requires the use of ready-to-fit wires or must be performed by a qualified professional . -
Page 18: Connecting A Power Amplifier
► The device has been switched off . ► Put the special tool on top of a speaker terminal of the 161 . Loosen the binding post by turning the tool counter clockwise . ► Attach a speaker cable to the right loudspeaker and connect the other end to the terminals R POS and R NEG . -
Page 19: Switching The 161 On And Off
The LED lights up in red and the system initiates . The display first shows ª “STARTING,” then “PREPARE“ . Once the device has started successfully, “MC 161” appears in the display . The ª LED above the POWER switch lights up in red . The LEDs on the left side of the front panel indicate the current operating status . -
Page 20: Adjusting The Volume
ADjusting the vOlume Adjusting the volume CAUTION High-intensity sound Loud output signals can cause permanent damage to your hearing. ► Set the volume to a low level using the volume control (11) and adjust it slowly to the desired volume . ►... -
Page 21: How To Connect The 161 To A Network
161 tO A netwOrk? How to connect the 161 to a Network? A network connection is required for internet access as well as for networking the 161 with other devices . This offers the following additional functions: •... -
Page 22: Establishing A Network Connection Using Wi-Fi
Internet . ª When the 161 is connected to a Wi-Fi network all network settings will be saved . note: f you are using an iPad® you can also open the App BurmesterMC after connecting iPad®... -
Page 23: How To Operate The 161 Without A Network
After switching, the NETWORK LED lights up orange . ª In stand-alone mode, the 161 functions as an access point . To operate the system via a computer ( tablet, PC , Mac ), you can now establish a direct Wi-Fi connection between the device and the computer (see the following section) . -
Page 24: Operating Options For The 161
Using the control buttons on the device or the remote control The easiest way to operate the 161 is by using the buttons on the front panel or on the remote control . You do not need a Wi-Fi connection or a connection between the device and your home network . -
Page 25: How To Connect Computer And The 161
To operate the device with a computer (iPad®, Tablet, PC, Mac) a connection has to be established between computer and 161 . Depending on the computer used and the type of connection between router and device - Wi-Fi or Ethernet cable – there are the... -
Page 26: Connections Using A Wi-Fi Network Connection
Establishing a Wi-Fi connection between 161 and iPad® ► Please find the description on how to connect the 161 with an iPad® via Wi-Fi in the separate manual „User Guide for Operation via the iPad®-App“ under the chapter „How to connect the iPad® with the Burmester device“ . -
Page 27: How To Play A Cd
(e .g . from a computer or via download from the 161 memory), how the titles are organized (all in one folder or in various subfolders), or in which compatible format they are available (e .g . MP3, AAC, FLAC) . -
Page 28: How To Play Content From The Network
Web browser . ► To connect your TIDAL user account with the 161, type in your access data via the iPad® App under Settings > Online Services or via the Web browser under System >... -
Page 29: How To Play Content Stored On The Device
How to play Content stored on the Device? To be able to play back content stored in the 161, you must first create a playlist from the saved titles . You can create a playlist using the BurmesterApp or via the web based user interface (web GUI) . -
Page 30: How To Copy (Rip) A Cd To The Internal Memory
FLAC . Ripping a CD requires you to operate the 161 via the iPad® app or web interface . The two variants are virtually identical and are therefore described together below . - Page 31 Abort: Tracks that have already been ripped are deleted . Continue: Ripping continues . After the process is completed the album is available on the device permanently . You can then play the album via the player . 161 All-in-One...
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Page 32: How To Operate The 161 As A Data Server
. How to perform a System Update? You can update the software on your 161 online or via a USB stick . Updating online The online update is started via the web interface or via the iPad® . Please see the separate documents for more detailed information . -
Page 33: Maintenance, Repair, And Care
. This requires proper connection without overload and mechanical integrity . The warranty is void if the device has been tampered with or parts of the housing, connections, or terminals have been disassembled . 161 All-in-One... -
Page 34: Technical Specifications
technicAl specificAtiOns Technical Specifications Dimensions (W x H x D) Loft Style: 575 mm x 635 mm x 410 mm (22 .6"x 24 .8" x 16 .6") Retro Style: 635 mm x 650 mm x 460 mm (24 .9"x 25" x 17 .7") Weight Loft Style: 43 kg (86 lbs) Retro Style: 31,5 kg (66 .2 lbs) Power supply... - Page 36 Burmester Audiosysteme GmbH Wilhelm-Kabus-Straße 47 10829 Berlin Germany +49 (0) 30 7879 680 www .burmester .de BA-Version 1 .0 / 1612...