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Leema Acoustics Stream Multi-DAC CD Player

STREAM

WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this unit to rain or moisture. Do not use in

damp conditions. Do not place objects containing liquids, drinks or vases for example, on the unit.

Do not open the cabinet. Refer to qualified service personnel only.

WARNING

CLASS 1

LASER

PRODUCT

This appliance is classified

as a CLASS 1 LASER

product. Do not open the

cabinet as the laser beam

used in this appliance is

harmful to eyes.

Disposal of Electronic Equipment in the European Union and

other countries with collection procedures:

The wheelie bin symbol on this product indicates that it shall not

be treated as household waste. It should be disposed of via a

collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic

equipment.

Mains Supply Voltage: This unit may be set to operate on 220-240 VAC or 110-120 VAC 50/60 Hz by inserting the rear

panel fuse holder in the appropriate orientation. This setting should only be changed by an authorised service agent as an

inappropriate setting will damage the unit. Before use, check that the unit’s voltage setting displayed above the IEC mains

inlet matches the mains power supply in your area.

Disconnect the mains supply if the unit will not be used for a long period of time.

Cleaning: Disconnect the unit from the mains supply. Clean the cabinet, front panel and lid with a soft cloth slightly

moistened with a weak detergent solution or clear fluid glass cleaning product. Ensure the unit is fully dry before re-

connecting the mains supply. Do not re-connect the supply with damp hands.

Do not use any abrasive or solvent based cleaning products as these will damage the finish.

Placement: Operate the unit on a flat and level hard surface. To prevent the build-up of heat inside the player, place the

unit in a location with adequate ventilation and do not cover the unit. Do not locate the unit near heat sources such as

radiators or in direct sunlight. Do not move the player with a disc inside. This disc may be damaged or may fall inside the unit.

Condensation: If the unit is moved from a cold location to a warm room, condensation may occur on the laser optics

causing a temporary malfunction. The unit will return to normal operation after a short period of time.

STREAM

About Discs

Only handle discs by the edge. Do not touch the silver disc surface. If a disc requires cleaning, wipe it with a soft cleaning

cloth moving from the centre outwards. Do not wipe the disc in a circular motion. When not using discs, store them in a case.

Never place the disc on a surface out of it’s case as the disc will be permanently damaged. A disc damaged by marks and

scratches may no longer play. Even if it does play, the audio quality may be degraded.

Red Book Standard

Stream is a ‘Red Book' standard CD player and as such will play any genuine red-book disc. These discs will normally carry the

Compact Disc logo. Some discs have been manufactured using various forms of copy protection such as Cactus and the

Sony BMG system. These discs, which do not normally carry the registered logo, may produce erratic behaviour when played

in Stream and have been the subject of much controversy. More information on this subject is available on various websites

such as:

http://ukcdr.org/issues/cd/bad/

Even if a copy protected disc does play, the audio quality may be compromised. Try to avoid purchasing this

type of disc wherever possible.

Discs That Cannot Be Played: Stream is designed to play audio CDs only. CD-R discs optimised for audio use and

some ‘silver’ CD-R discs may also play correctly. Non-silver CD-R discs will not play. The player will play all discs fully

conforming to the Philips red book standard but may not play discs with some types of copy protection.

STREAM Discs

Table of Contents STREAM

Table of Contents

WARNING - Safety Advice ............................................................................................................................................... 3

Mains Supply Voltage .................................................................................................................................................... 3

Cleaning ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Placement .................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Condensation ............................................................................................................................................................... 3

About Discs ................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Red Book Standard ........................................................................................................................................................ 4

Discs That Cannot Be Played ......................................................................................................................................... 4

General Information - Conformity Statement, Environmental, Made in the UK ................................................................... 6

Contact Us .................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................. 7

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8

LIPS ................................................................................................................................................................................ 8

Making a LIPS connection ............................................................................................................................................. 8

Front & Rear Panels ........................................................................................................................................................ 9

Remote Control ...................................................................................................................................................... 10-11

Front Panel Operation ................................................................................................................................................. 12

Connections .......................................................................................................................................................... 12-13

What is LIPS? ................................................................................................................................................................ 14

LIPS Specifics ............................................................................................................................................................... 14

LIPS Packets ................................................................................................................................................................. 14

LIPS Protocol Headers .................................................................................................................................................. 15

Stream Specific LIPS Commands ................................................................................................................................. 16

Infra-red Codes ........................................................................................................................................................... 16

Audio Specifications ................................................................................................................................................... 17

General

STREAM

Declaration of Conformity

We hereby declare that the product to which this declaration relates, is in conformity with the following standards:

EN60065, EN55013, EN55020, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3. The product design also follows the provisions of 73/23/EEC,

89/336/EEC and 93/68/EEC Directives.

Environmental Issues

Leema operates a 100% recycling program. All waste materials generated as part of the manufacturing process at Leema’s

headquarters are recycled via a licensed specialist company.

Although Leema electronics operate in standby mode as opposed to being fully switched off, the power drain has been

optimised to a negligible level. Contrary to popular audiophile practice, we do not recommend leaving our products

permanently powered. All Leema products have been designed to attain full operational specifications and sound quality

within a few minutes of switch-on.

Made in the UK

Leema electronics are designed and manufactured in the UK. This includes all metalwork and packaging.

Leema may be contacted via our website: www.leema-acoustics.com or by telephone: +44 (0)1938-811900

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of a Leema Stream Multi-DAC CD player.

The Leema range of products has been painstakingly engineered in the United Kingdom to offer genuine state-of-the-art

performance.

Partnered with suitable equipment, Leema products will provide audio performance far beyond that of their competitors

and will equal or better the performance of products costing many times their purchase price.

A notable feature of this product is the MD multi-DAC converter technology. In the Leema Stream, this topology uses sixteen

(eight stereo) 24bit/192KHz digital-to-analogue converters in a parallel-multiple balanced configuration. The net result is a

CD player with analogue-like midband and high frequencies having great space and depth without the usual harshness

associated with digital recording formats.

Purchasers should read and follow this instruction manual, paying particular attention to the user installation and safety

advice section.

This manual has been written to enable you to achieve the very best performance and maximum listening pleasure from

your investment.

We wish you many years of pleasurable listening... Move Your World!

With best regards

The Leema Team.

Introduction STREAM

Overview

STREAM

Overview

Stream is more than a CD player. By the use of our LIPS interface technology, Stream may control aspects of the complete

audio system. For example, if a source other than CD is in use, simply selecting play will automatically switch the amplifier to

the CD input and select a default low volume level. Stream may also be fully controlled by LIPS enabling wired integration with

control systems such as Procontrol or Crestron.

LIPS - Leema Intelligent Protocol System

LIPS is a proprietary communication system which enables Leema audio components to talk to each other. A degree of

intelligence is instilled in each unit allowing the units to make decisions based on user requirements and system

configuration. For example, in a multi-channel system, the components understand which of them are required for normal

stereo material and which are required for multi-channel playback. When the user switches between input formats, the units

respond by powering up or down as required. In this way, the system is made much easier to use and energy is not wasted

powering units that are not required. Stream continues this theme and is able to control other units in the family, allowing the

majority of the system to be hidden away if required, in an air conditioned cupboard for example.

Making a LIPS connection

LIPS cables are directional and have one black end and one red. If Stream is controlling other units, the black connector

should be plugged in to either LIPS socket on Stream and the red connector plugged in to the first amplifier component, e.g.

Pulse. If Stream is to be controlled, the black connector is connected to the master device and the red connector is plugged

in to either LIPS socket on Stream.

Front & Rear Panels STREAM

Power Inlet & Switch

Ensure that the

voltage indicated is

correct for your area.

This will either be

230VAC or 115VAC.

‘LIPS’ bus connectors

These allow communication

between various Leema

system components.

Unbalanced Audio Outputs

Use phono leads to connect

these outputs to conventional

unbalanced amplifier

Inputs.

Rear PanelRear Panel

Front PanelFront Panel

DIGITAL Outputs

Use a dedicated digital phono

lead to connect this outputs to

a digital input.

Stream

STANDBY

PLAY

LEEMA ACOUSTICS MULTI-DAC CD PLAYER

L-DRI VE

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTSINSIDE

REFER TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

DO NOT EXPOSETHIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE

DO NOT USEIN DAMP CONDITIONS

THI S UNI T MUST BE EARTHED

CAUTI ON VORSI CHT

REMOVE POWER

BEFORE OPENING VOR DEM ÖFFNEN

NETZSTECKER ZI EHEN

PRECI SION AUDI O COMPONENT MANUFACTURED IN THE UNI TED KI NGDOMBY LEEMA ELECTRO ACOUSTI CS LIMITED

240 VAC50/60Hz MAX 60W

COAX

LEFT

RIGHT

FUSE 240VAC:500mAT 120VAC:1AT

SERI AL No. :

WARNING

CLASS 1

LASER

PRODUCT

Remote

STREAM

RemoteRemote

1. POWER - The power button toggles Stream between On and Standby. If a

LIPS connection is used, the power status of any other Leema components

connected via LIPS will also be controlled.

2. TRAY - The tray button opens and closes the CD drawer.

3. INPUT -/+ When Stream is connected to a Leema amplifier product via a

LIPS cable, these buttons are used to cycle through the available amplifier

inputs. If LIPS is not used, the buttons have no function.

4. VOLUME -/+ The volume level of a Leema amplifier product may be

controlled from the Stream remote. If a LIPS connection is used, the amplifier

may be out of sight of the remote, in an air conditioned cupboard for

example. If LIPS is not used, the remote will command the amplifier using

infra-red.

5. PLAY - The play button also provides a pause function if the disc is already

running. Tracks may be ‘queued’ by selecting pause and then NEXT/PREV to

queue the required track. Pressing PLAY with the drawer open will close the

draw and initiate PLAY.

6. STOP - Stops playback

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