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* [http://docs.linn.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Majik-I_Audio_Configuration Audio Configuration]
 
* [http://docs.linn.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Majik-I_Audio_Configuration Audio Configuration]
 
* [http://docs.linn.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Majik-I_Unit_Configuration Unit Configuration]
 
* [http://docs.linn.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Majik-I_Unit_Configuration Unit Configuration]
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* '''Display Configuration'''
 
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* '''Source Configuration'''
 
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* '''Audio Configuration'''
 
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* '''Unit Configuration'''
 
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! '''DISPLAY CONFIGURATION'''
 
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! OPTION !! Settings !! Description !! Default Setting
 
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! Display Brightness
 
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Auto or Percentage
 
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(2% to 100%)
 
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If set to ‘Auto’, the display brightness will change with the surrounding lighting conditions (dimmer surroundings => dimmer display / brighter surroundings => brighter display).
 
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To select ‘Auto’, scroll up or down the percentage settings and the ‘Auto’ option will appear in place of 0%.
 
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With ‘Percentage’, you can select a setting between 2% and 100%. The display brightness will (while out of standby) remain set to the specified brightness setting.
 
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100%
 
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! Display Content
 
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| Source and Volume
 
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Volume
 
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Source
 
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Last Used
 
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|| If set to ‘Source and Volume’, both the currently selected source and the current volume setting will be displayed on the front panel.
 
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If set to ‘Volume’, only the current volume setting will be displayed.
 
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If set to ‘Source’, only the current source setting will be displayed.
 
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If set to ‘Last Used’, the last setting (source or volume) to be adjusted will remain on the display.
 
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'''Note:'''The above settings are applicable only when the unit is out of standby, is not in display-sleep mode and is not being adjusted.
 
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|| Source and Volume
 
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! Display Timeout
 
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|| Determines how long, after an adjustment is made, before the display reverts to its ‘Display Content’ setting as detailed above.
 
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|| 2 seconds
 
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! Sleep Display Delay
 
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| Delay in Minutes and Seconds
 
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(0 seconds - 5 minutes)
 
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|| The time setting determines how long after the last command has been received that the display goes to sleep (where only 3 dots are visible on the display).
 
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If set to ‘Off’, the display will not go to sleep
 
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! '''SOURCE CONFIGURATION'''
 
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! OPTION !! Settings !! Description !! Default Setting
 
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! Name
 
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| N/A
 
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|| Allows you to customise the input name as it appears on the display. Any name can be entered, up to a maximum of 12 characters (including spaces).
 
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To change the selected input name:
 
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* Use the ▼/▲ keys on the handset or '''SOURCE – / +''' keys on the front panel to change the flashing character.
 
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* Use the ▶ key on the handset or '''VOLUME +''' key on the front panel to move to the next character.
 
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* Use the ◀ key on the handset or '''VOLUME –''' key on the front panel if you wish to move to the previous character.
 
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* Once you are happy with your changes press ● on the handset or �'''STANDBY''' on the front panel.
 
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To exit and go back to the menu, repeatedly press the ◀ key on the handset or '''VOLUME –''' on the front panel.
 
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Aux=Aux
 
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Input 1=MajikCD
 
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Input 2=Input 2
 
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Input 3=Input 3
 
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Input 4=Input 4
 
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Input 5=Input 5
 
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Input 6=Phono
 
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! Type
 
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! Volume Offset
 
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|| Allows the volume level of each source input to be adjusted up or down, relative to the others. Allows you to equalise the volume across all sources. For example if a CD player and a radio tuner are connected, the CD player’s output volume may be louder than that of the tuner so this feature saves volume adjustment when switching between these sources.
 
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'''Note:'''The volume difference will not be visible on the volume display – so when switching between offset sources, the volume display will not reflect the offset.
 
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! '''AUDIO CONFIGURATION'''
 
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! OPTION !! Settings !! Description !! Default Setting
 
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! Volume Rate
 
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! Mute Rate
 
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! Volume Limit
 
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For example, if you set the volume limit to 60, the volume cannot be raised above 60.
 
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! Volume Preset
 
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! Headphone Offset
 
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This option enables you to compensate for the different outputs of different headphone types. So after adjusting the offset, when headphones are connected or disconnected, the volume should not require adjusting.
 
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! '''UNIT CONFIGURATION'''
 
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! OPTION !! Settings !! Description !! Default Setting
 
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! Selection Timeout
 
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| 1 - 10 seconds
 
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|| Allows you to adjust the time taken for source selection to take effect. A delay allows you time to scroll through and view available sources.
 
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! Startup Source
 
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| None
 
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Last Used
 
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Aux
 
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Phono
 
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Input 5
 
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Input 4
 
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Input 3
 
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Input 2
 
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Majik CD
 
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|| Allows you to set which source input will be selected when the unit comes out of standby.
 
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Note: The names shown are configured in the Source Configuration options.
 
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! Standby Record From
 
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| None
 
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Last Used
 
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Aux
 
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Phono
 
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Input 5
 
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Input 4
 
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Input 3
 
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Input 2
 
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Majik CD
 
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Note: The names shown are configured in the Source Configuration options.
 
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! Handset Commands
 
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| Enabled
 
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Disabled
 
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! RS232 Configuration
 
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! Defaults
 
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! Unit Information
 
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Revision as of 14:38, 23 May 2012

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Product info

  • Product Name: Majik-I
  • Date of Introduction: October 2007
  • Type: Integrated preamplifier and power amplifier


Manuals

Remote Control manual

Safety Information

Warranty Terms & Conditions


Back Panel Connections

Image:Majik_DS-I_rear.jpg


  1. MAINS INPUT - To connect to the mains electricity supply.
  1. EARTH GROUND - To connect to a turntable grounding terminal, or an earthing terminal if no mains earth is available, or to join to the earths of other products in the system to improve performance in areas of poor/noisy electrical earth conditions.
  2. SPEAKER OUTPUTS - To connect to loudspeakers
  3. ANALOGUE OUTPUTS (RCA, variable level) - To connect to a preamplifier with unbalanced (RCA) inputs.
  4. ANALOGUE OUTPUTS (RCA, fixed level) - To connect to an analogue recording device with unbalanced (RCA) inputs.
  5. ANALOGUE INPUTS (RCA, line level) - To connect sources with unbalanced (RCA) analogue outputs. Input 6 is a configurable input, which is factory set as a moving magnet phono input for connection to turntables. It can be changed by a Linn dealer to a line-level input or a moving coil phono input (moving coil is an optional upgrade).
  6. RS232 PORTS - For connection to Linn source products without ethernet ports.


Front Panel Connections

Majik-I front.jpg
  1. MUTE BUTTON - Mutes/unmutes the audio
  2. FRONT PANEL DISPLAY
  3. STANDBY BUTTON - Brings the unit in/out of standby
  4. VOLUME ADJUST BUTTONS - Changes the volume up/down
  5. HEADPHONE OUTPUT (3.5mm stereo) - To connect to headphones
  6. AUXILIARY SOURCE INPUT (3.5mm stereo) - To connect to an analogue stereo audio source
  7. SOURCE ADJUST BUTTONS - Changes to the previous/next source


Installation

Please read the following carefully before installing the unit in your system – your unit may need to be reconfigured by your Linn retailer.


For further assistance, try our customer support pages or the Linn Forum.

Setup Menus

The setup menus can be used to configure the Majik-I to customise aspects of its operation to suit your requirements, to operate in a particular type of installation, or to view important functional data.

Entering and Navigating setup Using the Front Panel

  • Press and Hold the MUTE button until "main Menu" appears on the front panel display.
  • Navigate up or down the options within a menu using SOURCE+ or SOURCE-
  • Press VOLUME+ or STANDBY to select an option.
  • Press VOLUME- to go back to the previous option or menu.
  • Press MUTE to exit Setup.

NOTE: For each option the currently selected setting will be indicated by a tick beside it.

The Main Menu Menu consists of four sub Menus:

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