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R7 HIGH FIDELITY
RADIOGRAM
User guide EN
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Thank you for choosing our R7 high delity radiogram.
Inspired by 60s design, R7 is an iconic creation of which we are exceedingly
proud. With its stunning looks and amazing audio quality, we guarantee that
you’ll be rediscovering the joy of music and radio, all over again.
Please take the time to read this user guide as although I’m sure you’ll want
to start using your R7 straight away, this guide will help you to understand its
great features and get the most listening pleasure from it.
With due care, we’re condent your R7 will give you many years of listening
pleasure but, should you need help or advice, please do not hesitate to
contact us. As a British, family-run company, we pride ourselves on our
customer service and will always do our utmost to help.
Once again, thank you for choosing Ruark Audio.
Alan O’Rourke
Founder and Managing Director
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Contents
What’s in the box 4
Remote control 5
Parts and controls overview 6
Using your R7 on spindle legs 8
Using your R7 on puck feet 9
Getting started 10
Commonly used functions 13
Switch power on or off 13
Switch on or standby 13
Adjust volume 13
Pause track or mute radio 13
Play next/previous track 13
Change FM or DAB radio station 13
Selecting audio source 13
Navigating menu screens 14
Now playing screens 14
Changing now playing information 14
Save radio preset 14
Recall radio preset 14
Front panel controls 15
System settings 16
Bass and treble 16
3D sound 16
Subwoofer level 16
Input levels 16
Brightness 16
Antenna 17
CD player 18
FM radio 19
DAB radio 20
DAB & FM aerials 21
Internet radio 22
Bluetooth 24
Network player 26
Digital Media Renderer mode 28
Auxiliary inputs 28
Specications 29
General care 30
Cautions 30
Guarantee information 31
Copyright and trademarks 31
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Ensure that all parts listed below
are in the box. If any part is
missing, do not use the R7 and
contact us directly if purchased in
the UK, or your Ruark Audio dealer
if purchased outside the UK.
1. R7
2. Four spindle legs
3. Four feet & xing screws
4. Remote control
5. Remote battery (CR2032)
6. Wire antenna
7. Mains power cord
8. User guide & other documents
If possible, please retain carton and
all packing materials.
What’s in the box
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Functions
9. – STANDBY
10. CONTROL KNOB – rotate to adjust volume from
a now playing screen, rotate to choose options in
menus and press to SELECT
11. – press to skip to NEXT track/station, press and
hold to fast-forward
12. – press to skip to PREVIOUS track/station, press
and hold to rewind
Remote control
Fitting the battery
Gently pull off the
magnetic steel base.
With the remote
face down, slide the
battery (5) into the slot,
ensuring the at side
marked with + faces up.
Replace the steel base.
NOTE: you must pair
the remote with your R7
before using it for the
rst time, see page 10.
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13. PRESET – press to recall or long press to save
station
14. SOURCE – select audio source
15. – PLAY/PAUSE track or mute radio
16. MENU – enter options menu
17. BACK – go back to previous menu or list
18. INDICATOR
Green – normal
Red – low battery
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Front
18. Dual concentric stereo drivers
19. Headphone out (3.5 mm jack)
20. CD loading slot
21. CD eject button
22. STANDBY
23. Standby light
24. Remote control dock
25. Display
Parts and controls overview
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26. – PLAY/PAUSE track or mute radio
27. MENU/SOURCE
Press to enter options MENU or go BACK
to previous menu item
– Long press for SOURCE
28. Adjust volume or choose options in menus
29. SELECT
30. Subwoofer
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DAB / FM
Charge port
5VDC 2.1A
FM
ON
OFF
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Back
31. Mains power switch
32. Mains power fuse
33. Mains power cord inlet
34. USB charge port (5 VDC 2.1 A)
35. Digital optical line-in (TOSLINK)
36. Digital coaxial line-in (S/PDIF)
37. Line-in (1 & 2)
38. FM-only antenna
39. Combined DAB-FM antenna
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Using your R7 on spindle legs
To mount your R7 on the spindle legs:
1. Carefully place your R7 upside down on a soft and
protective surface like a rug or the R7 bag. We recommend
you get help with moving your R7 as it is heavy!
2. Screw the four legs into the mounting plates on the
underside of the cabinet. Carefully hand-tighten each leg so
that it is secure but take care not to overtighten.
3. Turn your R7 over and let it rest on the legs gently.
4. Carefully move your R7 into its nal position and adjust the
leg tips (41) to ensure it is completely stable. The locknuts
(40) on the leg tips should also be tightened.
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Using your R7 on puck feet
To mount your R7 on the puck feet:
1. Carefully place your R7 upside down on a soft and
protective surface like a rug or the R7 bag. We recommend
you get help with moving your R7 as it is heavy!
2. Place a foot onto each of the four mounting plates on
the underside of the cabinet, ensuring each is correctly
aligned. Use a suitable cross-headed screwdriver to secure
them with the screws provided.
3. Turn your R7 over and let it rest on the feet gently.
4. Place on a suitably strong and secure surface.
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The R7 is heavy and improper handling
can result in damage or personal injury.
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Getting started
1 Connect the aerial
The supplied aerial is a temporary wire aerial for initial use
and is designed to work with both DAB and FM signals.
Connect it to the combined DAB-FM antenna socket (39).
For best reception we highly recommend having an
external professionally installed combined aerial or
separate FM and DAB aerials. See page 21.
2 Connect to mains power
Plug the mains power cord (7) into the mains power
socket (33) on the back of your R7 and then plug it into a
mains outlet.
4 Switch on
Switch the mains power switch (31) on the back of your
R7 to the ON position. Your R7 is now in standby.
To turn your R7 on, press STANDBY (22). The Ruark
Audio logo will then appear on the screen.
5 Pair your remote
When you are prompted to pair your remote control, hold
it very close to the display, just above the front panel
controls, and press SELECT (10).
When your remote pairs you will see a conrmation
screen and your remote is now ready to use.
Remote paired
You won’t normally need to pair it again but if you if do,
simply repeat the steps above. Please note that each
remote can only be paired to one music system at a time.
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6 Connect to your network
To help you connect your R7 to your Wi-Fi network,
network wizard starts when you power up your R7 for the
rst time.
Network wizard
Start now?
YES NO
To start the network wizard, press SELECT (10).
If you do not wish to connect to a network you can
skip this stage by rotating the CONTROL KNOB (10) to
highlight NO and then pressing SELECT (10).
7 Select your country or region
Choose your region by rotating the CONTROL KNOB (10),
and conrm your selection by pressing SELECT (10).
Select Wi-Fi region
Spain
France
USA
Most of Europe
Canada
8 Select a Wi-Fi network
When your R7 has nished scanning for available
networks, select the one you want to connect to.
Select Wi-Fi network
D-Link-99
[Rescan]
BTWiFi
Netgear_123
[WPS]Linksys-1
Connecting to an open (unsecured) network
If the network is open, your R7 will connect automatically.
If you are unsure how to connect to your network, please
see your router’s instructions or contact your network
administrator.
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Connecting to a standard encrypted network
If your network is a standard encrypted (secure) network,
you will need to enter the password.
Rotate the CONTROL KNOB (10) to move the cursor to
the character you want to enter, then press SELECT (10).
When you have entered the complete password highlight
OK, then press SELECT (10). Selecting BKSP deletes the
last character and CANCEL returns to the previous menu.
Enter password
Pass
0123456789 . _@ , abcdefghijklmnopqrs
tuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ”?
! ‘ ’ \~+*#$&()/ : ; <=>[ ]^{ } |
BKSP
OK
CANCEL
Connecting to an encrypted WPS network
If your network has WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup), it will
be identied by [WPS] before the network name. You can
connect using a password (recommended) or by either
pressing the WPS button on your router, or entering
the WPS PIN. If your R7 does not connect, select Enter
password and connect using a password.
Wi-Fi security
WPS PIN
Enter password (recommended)
WPS push button
9 Complete network setup
When your R7 connects to your network you will see a
conrmation screen. When prompted, press SELECT to
save the settings and exit the wizard.
Network wizard
Network wizard complete
Press ‘SELECT’ to exit
If your R7 fails to connect to the network, it will return to
the previous screen so you can enter the security settings
again. For more instructions on how to connect to your
network, see your router’s instructions.
10 Select a source
At the end of the initial setup, your R7 will display a menu
with a list of the available sources. Use the CONTROL
KNOB to choose a source and press SELECT.
Select source
CD player
Bluetooth
DAB radio
FM radio
Internet radio
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Commonly used functions
Many of the functions can also be accessed from the
front panel controls, see page 15.
Switch power on or off
Switch the power switch (31) to the ON or OFF position.
Switch on or standby
With the unit powered, press STANDBY (22) on the front
panel or STANDBY (9) on the remote to switch on, press
again to enter standby mode.
Adjust volume
Rotate the CONTROL KNOB (10) from a now playing
screen.
When headphones are plugged in, only the headphone
volume is adjusted so when you unplug your headphones
the volume will return to the previous volume setting.
Please note that rotating the CONTROL KNOB when a
menu is displayed will move the highlight and not change
the volume.
Pause track or mute radio
Press and then press again to resume listening.
Play next/previous track
Press or
Change FM or DAB radio station
Press or
Selecting audio source
Press SOURCE (14) then rotate the CONTROL KNOB (10)
or repeatedly press SOURCE to cycle through sources.
Press SELECT (10) to change to that source or wait for a
few seconds for that source to auto select.
Path annotation is used to describe where options are
located in the menus, for example:
MENU > System settings > Audio > Bass
This means press MENU, select System settings, select
Audio and nally select Bass
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Navigating menu screens
Many features are accessed via a menu screen, for
example:
System settings
Network
Factory reset
Brightness
Audio
Antenna
Choose option – rotate the CONTROL KNOB (10).
Confirm selection – press SELECT (10).
Return to previous menu screen – press BACK (17).
Exit a menu – press MENU (16).
Now playing screens
Information about the track or station is shown in large
text with additional information in small text, for example:
Internet radio
Jose Gonzalez
Down the line
BBC Radio 2
Changing now playing information
Press MENU (16), select Info from the menu and then
select the type of information to display. The information
available will vary according to the source (CD, DAB etc).
Save radio preset
To save the current radio station, long press PRESET (13),
choose the number you want to save the station to and
press SELECT (10).
Save preset
4. [Not set]
5. [Not set]
2. [Not set]
1. BBC Radio 2
3. [Not set]
Your R7 can store 10 presets in FM, DAB and Internet
radio modes.
If you save a station over an existing preset, the new
station will replace it.
Recall radio preset
Press PRESET (13) then either repeatedly press PRESET
(13) or rotate the CONTROL KNOB (10) to cycle through
the available preset stations. When the preset station you
want to listen to is shown, press SELECT (10).
When you listen to a preset station, the preset number
appears at the top of the display.
DAB radio P5
On now ... Justin on Kiss
KISS
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Front panel controls
PLAY/PAUSE – press PLAY/PAUSE (26).
SOURCE – long press SOURCE/MENU (27) then press +
or - (28) followed by SELECT (29).
MENU OPTION – press MENU/SOURCE (27) then
press PLUS or MINUS (28) to change option followed by
SELECT (29).
BACK – press MENU/SOURCE (27) in any menu.
EXIT MENU – repeatedly press MENU/SOURCE to go
back to the now playing screen or wait until the menu
times out automatically.
VOLUME – press + or - (28) from any now playing screen.
Please note that pressing PLUS or MINUS when a menu
is displayed will move the highlight and not change the
volume.
Change DAB radio station – select MENU > Station list
and use PLUS or MINUS followed by SELECT.
Note: How long you press a key is important
Press = tap or press and immediately release
Long press = press and release after 1-2s
Press & hold = the function continues until the key is
released - eg fast forward
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System settings
Press MENU from any now playing screen and select
System settings. (The example below shows the menu
when listening to FM radio.)
FM radio
System settings
Strong or weak stations
Info
Mono/Stereo
Please note that path annotation is used to describe how
to nd functions, for example:
MENU > System settings > Audio > Bass
This means press MENU, select System settings, select
Audio and nally select Bass.
Bass and treble
To change the bass or treble response, select MENU >
System settings > Audio > Equaliser > Bass or Treble
and use the CONTROL KNOB to change the level.
3D sound
To turn the virtual surround sound system on or off, select
MENU > System settings > Audio > Equaliser > 3D
audio and select ON or OFF.
Subwoofer level
To adjust the level of the subwoofer, select MENU >
System settings > Audio > Equaliser > Sub level and
use the CONTROL KNOB to change the level.
Input levels
To adjust an input level, select MENU > System settings
> Audio then select the appropriate input and use the
CONTROL KNOB to change the level. See page 28 for
details.
Brightness
To adjust the screen brightness, select MENU > System
settings > Brightness and use the CONTROL KNOB to
change the level.
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Antenna
To change between using a combined aerial or two
separate aerials, select MENU > System settings >
Antenna > Separate or Combined. See page 21 for
more details.
Factory reset
To reset all the settings, delete custom settings, clear all
presets and launch setup wizard, select MENU > System
settings > Factory reset and select YES.
Software update
To check whether there is a system update available for
your R7, select MENU > System settings > Software
update.
Network wizard
For a guided process to help you connect to a Wi-Fi
network, select MENU > System settings > Network
wizard.
Network profiles
Your R7 automatically saves the last four wireless
networks it has connected to and automatically tries to
connect to whichever one of them it can nd.
To see the list of saved networks, select Menu > System
settings > Network > Network profile. To delete an
unwanted network select it then select YES to delete it.
Advanced network settings
There are other advanced network settings for
experienced users for manual conguration or diagnosing
and xing network problems.
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To insert a CD, gently push it into the CD slot. Once
loaded it will play automatically.
If a CD is already loaded you can change to CD player by
pressing SOURCE and rotating the CONTROL KNOB until
CD player is displayed, then pressing SELECT.
Now playing information
Generally, track number and time is shown on audio CDs
and track and album name is shown on MP3 CDs.
CD player
3:52 5:21
15 3:52
CD player
David Bowie
The Platinum Collection
Starman
To change what is displayed select MENU > Info and
choose from album and artist information, progress bar or
lename (options will vary according to the type of CD).
Play / Pause
Press to play or pause a track
Stop play
Long press
Skip track
Press or to skip to the next or previous track
Fast-forward or rewind
Press and hold or to fast-forward or rewind
Eject
Press the eject button next to the CD slot (21)
Shuffle
To play tracks in random order select
MENU > Shuffle > On
Repeat
To repeat a single track or all tracks, select
MENU > Repeat > One or All
CD player
Any folder structure on MP3/WMA/AAC disks will be
ignored and the tracks will show in a single list
Rights-protected WMA and AAC cannot be played
(eg some older files purchased from iTunes)
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FM radio
Press SOURCE and rotate the CONTROL KNOB or just
repeatedly press SOURCE until FM radio is displayed,
then press SELECT or wait for it to auto select. If RDS
(Radio Data System) information is available the radio
station name and radio text is displayed.
FM radio
Afternoon on 3
BBC Radio 3
If RDS is unavailable the frequency will be displayed
instead.
Change station
Press or to automatically tune into the next
available FM station.
FM radio text (RDS)
To change the information displayed select MENU > Info
and choose from RDS radio text, RDS programme type
or frequency.
Manual tune
Select MENU > Manual tune then rotate the CONTROL
KNOB to change the frequency.
Mute
Press to mute and press again to resume listening.
Save preset
To save the current radio station, long press PRESET,
choose the number you want to save the station to and
press SELECT.
If you save a station over an existing preset, the new
station will replace it.
Recall preset
Press PRESET then either repeatedly press PRESET or
rotate the CONTROL KNOB to cycle through the available
preset stations. Press SELECT when the preset station
you want to listen to is shown.
Strong stations only
To set automatic tuning to ignore weak stations select
MENU > Strong stations only > YES.
Mono/Stereo
To reduce the hiss on weak stations, change to mono
listening by selecting MENU > Mono/Stereo > Mono.
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Press SOURCE and rotate the CONTROL KNOB or just
repeatedly press SOURCE until DAB radio is displayed,
then press SELECT or wait for it to auto select.
The rst time you select DAB radio the system
automatically scans for radio stations and creates a
station list.
Scanning
Stations found: 20
Scanning
When the scan is complete the display shows the station
list. Use the CONTROL KNOB to scroll through the list
and press SELECT to choose a station.
Station list
BBC 3CR
Absolute
BBC Radio 1
BBC Radio 1X
BBC Radio 2
Change station
Press or to select the next or previous available
station.
Show station list
To show a list of all the stored DAB stations select MENU
> Station list. Use the CONTROL KNOB to scroll through
the list, press SELECT to listen to the highlighted station.
DAB radio text (DLS)
DLS (Dynamic Label segment) is information broadcast
by the station. To change what is displayed select
MENU > Info and choose from radio text, ensemble and
programme type, signal strength or signal format.
Mute
Press , press again to resume listening.
Save preset
To save the current radio station, long press PRESET from
the now playing screen, choose the number you want to
save the station to and press SELECT.
Save preset
4. [Not set]
5. [Not set]
2. [Not set]
1. BBC Radio 2
3. [Not set]
If you save a station over an existing preset, the new
station will replace it.
DAB radio
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RuarkAudio R7 Manuale utente

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