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Details the three inputs: two current mode for MC, one voltage mode for MM/MC and step-up transformers.
Explains the standard RIAA equalization and optional EQ filters like EMI, Columbia, Teldec.
Provides guidance on optimizing cartridge loading using a 45 RPM test record and wizard.
Describes the high-grade aluminum alloy chassis, screwless design, and adjustable feet.
Details the linear power supply with independent regulation circuits and toroidal transformers.
Describes the setup using a single P1 enclosure for both left and right channels.
Explains using two P1 enclosures for separate left and right channels, networked for synchronization.
Lists the items included in the P1 phono stage package.
Provides critical safety rules for handling, installation, and operation of the P1 unit.
Details how to connect the mains power cord and ensure correct voltage selection.
Instructions for storing and transporting the unit safely, including the transportation screw.
Guidelines for safely cleaning the unit using a soft, dry cloth.
Explains that the unit has no user-serviceable parts and when to contact a technician.
Instructions on how to unpack the P1 unit and store the packaging.
Details the location and removal of the transportation screw for installation.
Guidance on placing the unit on a stable base and using the adjustable spikes.
Describes the use of steel stacking covers and aluminum decorative top covers.
Diagram and list of all rear panel connectors and their functions.
Explains how to connect various cartridges and input types to the P1.
Details how to connect the turntable ground to the unit's sockets.
Describes the connection for the optional X1 External Power Supply unit.
Explains the use of the Ethernet port for control via the CH Control App and networking.
Instructs on setting the correct mains voltage and connecting the power cord.
Details the use of the USB port for firmware updates.
Overview of the front panel elements: standby LED, push-buttons, and display.
Details the function of each push-button on the front panel.
Explains the unit's three operating modes: Normal, Shortcut, and Menu.
Explains the standard operating mode, its display, and push-button actions.
Describes how to access and use programmable shortcuts for quick configuration.
Explains how to enter and navigate the unit's configuration and setup menus.
Allows to adjust audio related parameters such as Mute, Subsonic Filter, Equalization Curve, and Input Gain.
Allows to adjust front panel display parameters like mode, brightness, color, and gamma.
Allows users to assign and modify shortcuts for quick access to frequently used settings.
Provides access to firmware version, update, reset, serial number, and default settings.
Indicates which optional boards are installed and refers to audio channels.
Provides information and configuration for network setup and connectivity.
Guides on selecting the correct input type (current or voltage mode) for the cartridge.
Recommends initial loading values based on cartridge manufacturer's advice or defaults.
Explains using the gain wizard with a calibration record for optimal signal-to-noise ratio.
Details using the loading wizard for fine-tuning impedance settings and optimizing frequency response.
Instructions on formatting a USB stick and copying firmware files for updates.
Step-by-step guide for performing the firmware update via USB.
Procedure for updating firmware when the unit does not power up normally.
Details the three inputs: two current mode for MC, one voltage mode for MM/MC and step-up transformers.
Explains the standard RIAA equalization and optional EQ filters like EMI, Columbia, Teldec.
Provides guidance on optimizing cartridge loading using a 45 RPM test record and wizard.
Describes the high-grade aluminum alloy chassis, screwless design, and adjustable feet.
Details the linear power supply with independent regulation circuits and toroidal transformers.
Describes the setup using a single P1 enclosure for both left and right channels.
Explains using two P1 enclosures for separate left and right channels, networked for synchronization.
Lists the items included in the P1 phono stage package.
Provides critical safety rules for handling, installation, and operation of the P1 unit.
Details how to connect the mains power cord and ensure correct voltage selection.
Instructions for storing and transporting the unit safely, including the transportation screw.
Guidelines for safely cleaning the unit using a soft, dry cloth.
Explains that the unit has no user-serviceable parts and when to contact a technician.
Instructions on how to unpack the P1 unit and store the packaging.
Details the location and removal of the transportation screw for installation.
Guidance on placing the unit on a stable base and using the adjustable spikes.
Describes the use of steel stacking covers and aluminum decorative top covers.
Diagram and list of all rear panel connectors and their functions.
Explains how to connect various cartridges and input types to the P1.
Details how to connect the turntable ground to the unit's sockets.
Describes the connection for the optional X1 External Power Supply unit.
Explains the use of the Ethernet port for control via the CH Control App and networking.
Instructs on setting the correct mains voltage and connecting the power cord.
Details the use of the USB port for firmware updates.
Overview of the front panel elements: standby LED, push-buttons, and display.
Details the function of each push-button on the front panel.
Explains the unit's three operating modes: Normal, Shortcut, and Menu.
Explains the standard operating mode, its display, and push-button actions.
Describes how to access and use programmable shortcuts for quick configuration.
Explains how to enter and navigate the unit's configuration and setup menus.
Allows to adjust audio related parameters such as Mute, Subsonic Filter, Equalization Curve, and Input Gain.
Allows to adjust front panel display parameters like mode, brightness, color, and gamma.
Allows users to assign and modify shortcuts for quick access to frequently used settings.
Provides access to firmware version, update, reset, serial number, and default settings.
Indicates which optional boards are installed and refers to audio channels.
Provides information and configuration for network setup and connectivity.
Guides on selecting the correct input type (current or voltage mode) for the cartridge.
Recommends initial loading values based on cartridge manufacturer's advice or defaults.
Explains using the gain wizard with a calibration record for optimal signal-to-noise ratio.
Details using the loading wizard for fine-tuning impedance settings and optimizing frequency response.
Instructions on formatting a USB stick and copying firmware files for updates.
Step-by-step guide for performing the firmware update via USB.
Procedure for updating firmware when the unit does not power up normally.
General| Brand | CH |
|---|---|
| Model | P1 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
