HDD AUDIO PLAYERHAP-Z1ES

Remote control

  1. (Power) button (*1)

    Turns the HDD AUDIO PLAYER on and off.

  2. (Play/Pause) button

    Starts and pauses playback.

  3. VOLUME +/– buttons (*2)

    Adjusts the volume of the connected amplifier.

  4. MUTING button (*2)

    Mutes the sound of the connected amplifier. To deactivate the muting, press the MUTING button again.

  5. (cue the beginning of the next track, fast-forward) button

    Moves to the next track. Fast-forwards when pressed and held.

  6. (cue the beginning of the current or previous track, fast-rewind) button

    Moves to the beginning of the current or previous track. Fast-rewinds when pressed and held.

*1 If you configure the [Amp Control Settings] so that the connected amplifier can be operated using the remote control or HDD Audio Remote, you can turn on/off the amplifier along with the HDD AUDIO PLAYER.

*2 You can only adjust the volume or mute the sound if you have configured the [Amp Control Settings] so that the connected amplifier can be operated using the remote control or HDD Audio Remote.

Hint

  • If you operate the connected amplifier using the remote control supplied with the HDD AUDIO PLAYER, operation of the amplifier may become inconsistent (operating at times but not operating at other times) due to interference of the remote control signal, especially if you continuously control the volume.
    For example, if the infrared signal from the supplied remote control directly enters the remote sensor (receiver) of the connected amplifier, interference may occur with the signal input from the IR input jack of the amplifier or the signal output from the installed IR blaster. This causes the amplifier to fail to receive the correct signal, resulting in inconsistent response from the amplifier.
    In this case, place the amplifier in a location where it will not be affected by the infrared signal of the remote control of the HDD AUDIO PLAYER.
    It is recommended that you use HDD Audio Remote, to avoid interference problems.