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Controls the main power state of the 851N unit.
Connection point for the mains power cable.
Switches the unit between On and Standby modes.
Guides on making essential audio connections to the unit.
Details requirements for UPnP, internet radio, and software updates.
Instructions for connecting the 851N to a network using an Ethernet cable.
Explains browsing music from UPnP servers and USB devices.
Accessing menus and setting up radio/streaming presets.
Describes how to play tracks and add them to the playback queue.
How to find and play internet radio stations by location, genre, or search.
Navigating the settings menu for configuration.
Scanning for Wi-Fi networks and manual network parameter setup.
Accessing configurations for network, firmware, audio, and more.
Setting up Wi-Fi, entering network names, and checking configuration.
Configuring digital pre-amp mode and balance.
Essential guidelines for safe operation and handling of the unit.
Precautions regarding power supply, grounding, and liquid contact.
Instructions for ensuring adequate airflow and proper unit positioning.
Explains warning symbols related to electrical hazards.
Guidance on ideal placement and environmental conditions for the unit.
Declaration of conformity with FCC rules for electromagnetic compatibility.
Details on product warranty, limitations, and service.
Power on/off switch and mains power inlet.
Controls power states and quick wake-up functionality.
Used for menu navigation and item selection.
Switches the 851N between On and low power Standby/Idle modes.
Explains available media types: Internet Radio, Streaming Services, Network Media, USB Media, Podcasts.
Details the need for broadband internet and network connections.
Explains wired Ethernet vs. wireless Wi-Fi connections.
Instructions for connecting the unit via an Ethernet cable.
Registering the 851N for extra features and website management.
Browsing music from UPnP servers and managing libraries.
Lists USB Audio, Digital Inputs (D1-D5), and Bluetooth/Spotify.
Connecting and using the BT100 adaptor for wireless audio.
Physical controls and pairing process for the BT100 adaptor.
How to control Spotify playback via the Spotify app.
Configuring Wi-Fi, network names, and connection parameters.
Using the app for wireless control of the 851N.
Details on the DAC technology and up-sampling process.
THD+n, Frequency Response, Signal to Noise ratio, Crosstalk.
List of audio file types supported via various connections.
Steps to resolve problems connecting the 851N to a network.
Guidance for resolving problems with UPnP media playback.
Common issues and solutions for USB media playback.
General| DAC | Dual Analog Devices AD1955 24-bit DACs |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Ethernet, Wi-Fi |
| Type | Network Player |
| Digital Filter | 2nd Generation ATF2 up-sampling |
| Supported Formats | ALAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, WMA, MP3, AAC, HE AAC, AAC+, OGG |
| Digital Inputs | 2x S/PDIF coaxial, 2x TOSLINK optical, 1x USB Audio, 1x Ethernet |
| Digital Outputs | 1x S/PDIF coaxial, 1x TOSLINK optical |
| Analog Outputs | Balanced XLR, Unbalanced RCA |
| Streaming Services | Spotify Connect, TIDAL, Qobuz, Internet Radio |
| Control | Cambridge Connect App (iOS and Android) |
| Bluetooth | BT100 Bluetooth receiver optional |
| Dimensions | 115 x 430 x 360 mm |
| S/N Ratio | >115dB (A-weighted) |
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