CAVS JB-99 User manual

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Digital Jukebox CAVS JB-99
CAVS JB-99 Player is a versatile music machine designed to meet the demands of professional DJs and KJs. It
is a three-in-one machine, combining the functions of a multi-disc player (plays audio CD, CD+G, video CD), a
disc changer (holds up to 20,000 CD and CD+G songs), and a jukebox (accesses any song instantly). Yet
CAVS JB-99 is a unit that is as small as a home CD player. This marvel is achieved by using the latest digital
technology, MP3 + Graphics.
Contents
1. Product Features 6
2. Safety/Precautions 7
3. Check Points Before Use 13
4. Controls And Functions 15
5. Using Remote Controllers 23
6. How To Connect 25
7. How To Operate 30
Jukebox Play 31
DiscPlay 34
CDG Capture 37
System Setup 47
Sound Control 49
8. How To Use DataCD 50
9. How To Upgrade JB-99 51
10. Optional Features 52
11. Trouble Shooting 53
12. Specification 56
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1. PRODUCT FEATURES
1. Jukebox Play
Play CD and CD+G songs from internal memory of JB-99.
Store up to 20,000 CD and CD+G songs (additional song capacity optional).
Built-in 4 band audio equalizer.
Tempo control, Digital key control, Voice cancel (multiplex) and Fanfare.
Reservation, Random play and Repeat play.
On-screen song selection menu.
Songlist manager program for easy editing and printing.
BGV (background video) picture from both internal and external video sources.
2. Multi-CD Play
Play CD, CD+G and video CD (version 1.1, 2.0).
3-disc carousel that allows disc changes during play.
Built-in 4 band audio equalizer.
Continuous / Single song play option.
Digital key control and Voice cancel (multiplex).
Random and Repeat play.
PBC play, Resume, Time, Intro and Search functions.
3. CD and CD+G Capture
Capture CD and CD+G songs directly from CD and CD+G discs.
Capture CD and CD+G songs from WAV, MP3, RW, BIN files.
Download CD and CD+G songs from Internet and CAVS DataCD.
Edit, update, save and print song lists by JBManager software.
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2. SAFETY/PRECAUTIONS
Place the unit on even-level. Do not place heavy equipment
Tilted position may cause damage such as TV on top of the unit
to the unit and the disc.
Do not place the unit in areas with
vibration
high humidity
limited or no ventilation
under direct sunrays
high or low temperature.
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Moving the unit from one place to To avoid the magnetic interference,
another with extreme temperature place the unit away from speakers.
difference may cause water dew on
the laser pickup of the unit and result
in malfunctioning of the unit. If so,
turn off the unit and wait for one or
two hours before starting again.
Do not open the tray by force.
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Besuretoreadtheusermanualbefore Never open the top cover. It is very
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Place the unit in an area well unit due to possible electric shock.
ventilated and with no heat.
When not in use for long duration, be sure to pull out the power cord from the electric outlet.
Also do not use the unit when the power cord is damaged as it may cause electric shock.
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The unit and its power cord should be arranged safely
at all times and never be handled with wet hands due to
a danger of electric shock.
Check the supply voltage before turning on the unit.
The unit uses 110 - 220V AC.
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3. CHECK POINTS BEFORE USE
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4. CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
1. Power Button
Plug the power cord into electric outlet and press the button to turn on the unit.
2. Power Indicator Lamp
It indicates that the power cord is plugged in and the unit is ready to be turned on.
3. Disc Tray
It holds three discs to be played by the unit. It is controlled by OPEN/CLOSE button.
Note: Do not open the disc tray by force as it may cause damage to the unit.
4. FLT Display
It displays the status of the discs and functions. Refer to FLT display panel for detail description.
5. Remote Sensor
It receives the infrared signal from the remote controller for operation of the unit.
6. Microphone volume
It controls the volume level of microphones 1 and 2. Turn clockwise to increase the volume and
counter-clockwise to decrease the volume.
7. Echo Volume
It controls the echo level of microphones 1 and 2. Turn clockwise to increase the echo level and
counter-clockwise to decrease the echo level.
8. Microphone Jack 1, 2
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Plug in the microphones 1 and 2.
9. KEY buttons
Use the KEY buttons to lower/reset/raise the key (pitch) of a song by a half note.
10. TEMPO buttons
Use ,buttons to decrease / increase the tempo.
11. DISC CHANGE button
Press D/C button to select the disc in the sequence of disc1 - disc2 - disc3.
12. PLAY/SELECT button
Press to play a selected song or to select your choice of menu.
13. PAUSE button
Press to pause a play and press again to continue.
14. STOP/RETURN button
Press to stop playing or to go back to previous menu.
15. OPEN/CLOSE button
Press to open the disc tray or to close the disc tray.
16. Numeric buttons (1 - 0, +10)
Press the buttons to input a song number, track number, or menu selection number.
+10: Use the button to input numbers over 10.
Example: 13: push +10 once and 3
20: push +10 twice and 0
17. PROGRAM button
Press to reserve a song for play. First select a song using the JB/CD button and numeric buttons. Then press
PROGRAM button to reserve. For more details, see 7. HOW TO OPERATE.
18. CANCEL button
Press to cancel a reserved song. Select a song in reserve using JB/CD button and numeric buttons. Then press
CANCEL to delete the song from reservation. For more details, see 7.HOW TO OPERATE.
19. MENU button
Press to display main menu.
20. JB/CD button
Press to select the Jukebox (hard drive) or CD (discs) as the source of songs for play or program.
21. DISC SELECT 1, 2, 3 buttons
Press to choose Disc1 / Disc2 / Disc3 as the source of songs for play or program. Press JB/CD button to return
to Jukebox.
22. VOCAL button
Press to choose from Left / Right / Stereo channels for play. Generally in CD+G, the left channel will contain a
singer’s voice that can be canceled by choosing the right channel.
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23. Skip (,), PREV/NEXT buttons
Press to display the song list on TV screen and then press to move to the next or previous page of the song list.
In Disc Play mode, press to go to the next or previous track in the disc.
24. TIME button (Video-CD)
Press to select a specific time (track, minute, second) and press again to begin playing.
25. SEARCH (,) buttons
Press to display the song list on TV screen and then press to move to the next or previous song in the song list.
In Disc Play mode, press to move forward or backward by several second in play.
26. PBC button (Video-CD ver 2.0 with Play Back Control)
Press to turn on/off the Play Back Control.
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1. AUDIO output terminal
Connect the terminal to audio input of TV or amplifier.
2. VIDEO output terminal
Connect the terminal to video input terminal of TV.
3. S-VHS output terminal
Connect the terminal to S-VHS input terminal of TV (if available) for higher video quality.
4. NTSC/PAL mode selection switch
Select the video output mode between NTSC / PAL.
5. BGV Input Terminal
Connect to external video source for background video (such as camcorder, VHS, or LD player).
6. POWER Input
Connect the power cord to home electric outlet of 110 – 220 volt.
7. External Connector
This connector is reserved for an optional feature of light control and special effects in KTV.
8. Parallel Port
Connect to PC parallel port via FX cable for communicating and capturing CD and CD+G songs.
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1. PBC (Play back control)
Display when Video-CD with Play Back Control is inserted.
2. INTRO
Display when INTRO button is pressed.
3. PLAY indicator
Display when a song is in play.
4. PAUSE indicator
Display when a song is in pause.
5. DISC
Indicate the disc tray number.
6. TRACK
Display the total number of tracks in a disc in play.
7. TOTAL
Indicate when the displayed time is the total playing time of a disc.
8. EACH
Indicate when the displayed time is the remaining time of a track.
9. SCENE
Indicate the section of Video CD while in PBC mode.
10. SELECT/TIME display panel
Display the song number / time.
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11. RANDOM
Indicate the random mode selection.
12. Types of disc
Indicate the type of disc Video-CD / CDDA / CD+G in play.
13. REPEAT
Indicate the repeat mode in play.
14. ONE / ALL
Display the Repeat One / All mode in play specifying that the unit will play one song repeatly or play all songs
sequentially.
15. Music contents
Display the numbers of tracks contained in a disc.
16. OVER indicator
Indicate when the total number of tracks is over 21.
17. TRAY status
Indicate the disc positions in the tray. The top position indicates the disc in play or ready for play. The other
two indicate the discs in standby or ready for change.
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