Denon DCD-1500 User manual
STEREO
CD
PLAYER
DCD-1500
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
MODE
D’EMPLOI
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
Read
instructions
before
use
and
retain
for
future
reference.
Afin
d’utiliser,
lisez
ce
mode
d’emploi.
Conservez-le
de
facon
a
pouvoir
le
consulter
en
cas
d’ennui.
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diese
Beriebsanleitung
vor
Inbetriebnahme.
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auf.
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PAGE
38
IMPORTANT
TO
SAFETY
WARNING:
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION:
1;
Handle
the
power
supply
cord
carefully
Do
not
damage
or
deform
the
power
supply
cord.
If
it
is
damaged
or
deformed,
it
may
cause
electric:
shock
or
malfunction
when
used.
When
removing
from
wall
outlet,
be
sure
to
remove
by
holding
the
plug
attachment
and
not
by
pulling
the
cord.
Do
not
open
the
top
cover
In
order
to
prevent
electric
shock,
do
not
open
the
top
cover.
If
problems
occur,
contact
your
DENON
dealer.
Do
not
place
anything
inside
Do
not
place
metal
objects
or
spill
liquid
inside
the
CD
player.
Electric
shock
or
malfunction
may
result.
Model
No.
DCD-1500
Serial
No.
Please,
record
and
retain
the
Model
name
and
serial
number
of
your
set
shown
on
the
rating
label.
IMPORTANT
(BRITISH
MODEL
ONLY)
The
wires
in
this
mains
lead
are
coloured
in
accordance
with
the
following
code:
Blue:
Neutral
Brown:
Live
The
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
apparatus
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug
proceed
as
follows.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
blue
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
black.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
brown
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
red.
FOR
YOUR
SAFETY
(AUSTRALIAN
MODEL
ONLY)
To
ensure
safe
operation,
the
three-pin
plug
supplied
must
be
inserted
only
into
a
standard
three-
pin
power
point
which
is
effectively
earthed
through
the
normal
household
wiring.
Extension
cords
used
with
the
equipment
must
be
three-core
and
be
correctly
wired
to
provide
connection
to
earth.
Wrongly
wired
extension
cords
are
a
major
cause
of
fatalities.
The
fact
that
the
equipment
operates
satisfactorily
does
not
imply
that
the
power
point
is
earthed
and
that
the
installation
is
completely
safe.
For
your
safety,
if
in
any
doubt
about
the
effec-
tive
earthing
of
the
power
point,
contact
a
qualified
electrician.
NOTE:
This
CD
player
uses
the
semiconductor
laser.
To
allow
you
to
enjoy
music
at
a
stable
operation,
it
is
recommended
to
use
this
in
a
room
of
5°C
—
35°C.
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
AUDIO
SET
=
INSTALLATION
1.
Operate
the
set
only
from
a
power
source
which
is
indicated
on
the
rating
label
(indication)
at
the
back
of
the
set.
2.
Frayed
cords
and
broken
plugs
may
cause
a
fire
or
shock
hazard.
Do
not
damage
the
power
cord.
®
Do
not
cut
and
splice
the
power
cord.
@
When
removing
the
power
cord
from
wail
outlet,
be
sure
to
unplug
by
holding
the
plug
attachment
and
not
by
pulling
the
cord.
Do
not
hold
the
plug
with
wet
hands.
®
Call
your
service
technician
for
replacement
of
damaged
cords
and
plugs.
Check
voltage.
Select
a
place
so
that
the
location
or
position
does
not
interfere
with
the
proper
ven-
tilation
of
the
set
for
releas-
ing
heat
generated
during
Do
not
splice
power
cord.
on
a
bed,
sofa,
rug,
etc.
Never
place
the.
set
in
a
“built-in’’
enclosure
unless
proper
ventilation
is
provid-
ed.
Never
place
the
set
near
or
over
a
radiator,
heat
register
or
stove.
operation.
®
Select
a
flat
and
level
surface
allowing
enough
space
for
®
Avoid
locations
where
the
set
setting
up
and
operation.
is
exposed
directly
to
the
sun
@
Never
block
the
bottom
ven-
light.
tilation
holes
placing
the
set
=
USE
1.
Do
not
expose
the
set
to
rain
or
water
(liquid).
Do
not
spill
liquid
or
insert
metal
objects
inside
the
set.
Rain,
water
or
liquid
such
as
cosmetics
as
well
as
metal
may
cause
electric
shorts
which
can
result
in
fire
or
shock
hazard.
If
anything
gets
inside,
unplug
the
power
cord
and
have
a
DENON
service
technician
check
your
set
before
further
use.
2.
Never
leave
your
set
switched
on
when
leaving
the
house.
For
added
protection
of
your
audio
system
during
lightning
storm
or
when
the
set
is
to
be
left
unused
for
a
long
period
of
time,
be
sure
to
unplug
the
power
cord
from
the
wall
outlet.
3.
Take
care
so
that
the
set
is
not
dropped
to
avoid
damaging
the
cabinet
which
defeats
safeguards
or
in-
juring
yourself.
If
the
set
has
been
dropped
or
the
cabinet
has
been
damaged,
unplug
the
set
and
have
it
checked
by
a
DENON
service
technician
to
restore
the
safeguards.
Avoid
heat.
No
user-serviceable
parts
inside.
Do
not
drop.
Remove
power
in
your
absence.
=
SERVICING
1.
The
servicing
of
the
set
must
not
be
attempted
by
yourself
beyond
that
described
in
the
operating
instructions.
In
case
of
problems
that
cannot
be
settled
by
referring
to
your
operating
instructions,
unplug
the
power
cord
and
contact
your
DENON
dealer.
No
user-serviceable
parts
are
inside
the
set.
Only
qualified
service
technician
can
service
inside
your
set.
Thank
you
for
purchasing
the
DENON
compact
disc
player.
Read
the
Operating
Instructions
thoroughly,
and
operate
this
player
properly.
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OF
CONTENTS
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Playing
a
desired
track
@
Skipping
to
the
next
track
during
playback
®
Returning
to
the
beginning
of
the
current
track
during
playback
@
Playing-several
tracks
in
the
desired
order
©
Repeating
all
tracks
@
Repeating
playback
of
a
desired
interval
between
two
points
@
=
Pausing
playback
at
an
optional
point
©
=
Skipping
playback
to
find
a
desired
track
@
Finding
the
indexed
part
of
a
track
@
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Pausing
playback
at
the
beginning
of
a
desired
track
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Please
check
to
make
sure
the
following
items,
aside
from
the
main
unit,
are
packed
in
the
carton.
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Operating
Instructions
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VAROITUS:
SUOJAKOTELOA
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SAA
AVATA.
LAITE
SISALTAA
LASER-DIODIN,
JOKA
LAHETTAA
SILMALLE
VAARALLISTA
LASER-SATEILYA.
FEATURES
The
DCD-1500
compact
laser
disc
player
utilizes
a
unique
DENON
Double
Super
Linear
Converter
which
prevents
deterioration
of
sound
quality
in
the
PCM
playback
system,
assuring
accurate
reproduction
of
sound
recorded
on
compact
laser
discs,
in
the
studio
or
in
live
sound
production
areas.
The
parts
for
this
high
performance
disc
player
have
been
selected
with
careful
discrimination,
to
produce
realistic
playback
of
the
full
musical
production.
(1)
(2)
(3)
Double
Super
Linear
Converter
This
unique
DENON
system
is
used
to
prevent
the
generation
of
distortion
at
zero
cross,
the
main
cause
of
sound
deterioration
in
a
PCM
playback
system,
enabling
realistic
playback
of
the
full
musical
production.
Wireless
remote
control
accessory
The
accessory
wireless
remote
control
unit
features
a
variety
of
functions,
including
a
direct
selection
and
direct
programming
function,
utilizing
a
ten-key
pad,
an
electronic
volume
control
function,
and
an
A-B
interval
repeat
function,
in
addition
to
general
operations
such
as
PLAY,
STOP,
and
TRACK.
High
performance,
built-in
digital
filter
The
DCD-1500
utilizes
a
dedicated
D/A
converter
for
the
left
and
right
channels
and
a
double
oversampling,
high
quality
121st
digital
filter.
A
built-in,
specially
developed
Computer
Analyzed
Linear
Phase
(C.A.L.P.)
filter
features
nearly
perfect
flat
delay
characteristics
at
up
to
(4)
(5)
(6)
30
kHz.
This
ideal
analog
filter
provides
clear
sound
with
an
excellent
rise
time.
Dedicated,
source
circuitry
Four
systems
—
1)
the
digital
signal
contro!
system,
2)
the
laser
pickup
and
disc
servo
system,
and
3)
the
audio
system,
and
4)
the
display
systems
—
are
each
driven
by
a
de-
dicated
power
source.
The
use
of
a
high
capacitance
condenser
in
the
circuit
construction
ensures
non-inter-
ference
with
plenty
of
leeway.
four
power
system
Programmable,
20-track
selection
function
Desired
pieces
can
be
selected
from
those
recorded
on
disc,
and
their
desired
order
of
play
programmed,
for
automatic
playback.
DC
amp
equipped
with
DC
servo
The
DC
servo
amp
that
provides
the
superior
sound
of
the
DCD-1800
is
used
in
the
analog
circuitry
of
the
DCD-1500,
to
accurately
re-
produce
the
characteristics
of
the
high
speed
digital
music
signal.
BEFORE
USE
ee
|
Remove
the
transport
lock
before
use.
vay
OF
Transport
lock
The
transport
lock
is
used
to
prevent
the
laser
pickup
device
in
the
CD
player
from
moving
while.
the
player
is
being
transported.
The
location
of
the
transport
lock
screw
is
in-
dicated
on
the
bottom
side
of
the
player.
Use
Before
connecting
the
power
source,
stand
the
player
up
on
its
left
or
right
side
and
remove
the
screw
to
the
transport
lock.
Store
the
transport
screw
after
its
removal
by
placing
it
on
the
hook
indicated
by
the
arrow.
Transport
If
the
player
is
to
be
transported
again,
(1)
Turn
on
the
power
supply
and
open
the
disc
holder
to
make
sure
there
is
no
disc
left
inside.
Then
close
the
disc
holder.
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Power
Switch
(POWER)
@
Disc
Holder
Open/Close
Button
@
Press
this
switch
to
turn
the
power
source
(4
OPEN/CLOSE)
ON.
@
The
disc
holder
@
is
opened
and
closed
@
When
the
power
is
turned
ON,
(QQ)
will
by
pressing
this
button.
light
up
in
the
TRACK
NO
section
of
@
Press
the
button
once
to
eject
the
disc
the
display
@.
If
no
disc
is
loaded
at
holder
@
forward.
Press
it
again
to
close
this
time,
(—-———)
will
be
displayed
the
holder.
after
several
seconds.
@
\f
the
disc
holder
is
closed
and
a
disc
has
@
If
a
disc
is
loaded,
the
DISC
indicator
been
loaded,
the
disc
is
rotated
for
will
light,
the
total
number
of
tracks
on
_
several
seconds,
and
then.
the
machine
the
disc
will
be
displayed
in
the
TRACK
enters
STOP
state.
The
total
number
of
NO.
section
of
the
display,
and
the
total
tracks
on
the
disc
and
the
total
paly
back
playback
time
will
be
displayed
under
the
time
are
then
displayed
on
the
digital
TIME
section.
The
calendar
will
light
up
display
@.
to
display
the
total
number
of
tracks.
4
)
Display
2]
Disc
Holder
@
The
display
area
consists
of
sections
for
@
The
disc
is
loaded
into
the
disc
holder
for
the
track
number,
the
index,
the
play-
play.
;
back
time,
and
the
calendar.
@
The
disc
holder
is
opened
and
closed
by
pressing
the
disc
holder
open/close
but-
ton
(A
OPEN/CLOSE)
@.
@
\t
can
also
be
closed
by
pressing
the
play
button
(»PLAY)
@®.
PAUSE
PLAY
indicator indicator
indicator
LS
@
7)
DISC
load
indicator
Remote
controller
signal
receive
TRACK
NO.
INDEX
REPEAT
indicator
A-B
repeat
indicator
OVER
indicator
for
recorded
tracks
{Discs
with
more
Program
than
21
tracks)
indicator
Calender
Displays
the
total
Playback
time
of
the
remaining
tracks
to
be
played
Displays
the
remaining
playback
time
for
the
current
track
Remote
Control
Photosensitive
Window
@
This
window
receives
the
light
trans-
mitted
from
the
wireless
remote
control
unit.
@
The
RC-1500
wireless
remote
control
unit
should
be
operated
while
it
is
point-
ed
in
the
direction
of
the
photosensitive
window.
@
When
the
remote
control
is
operated,
the
remote
control
sensor
indicator
lamp
will
light
in
the
display
area
@.
Fast
Reverse
Skip
Button
(<4)
@
Press
this
button
to
move
playback
in
fast
reverse.
@
When
the
machine
is
in
play,
sound
will
be
porduced
during
the
time
that
the
button
is
being
pressed
and
the
fast
reverse
is
operating.
@
If
the
button
is
pressed
while
the
ma-
chine
is
in
the
pause
state,
the
fast
reverse
will
operate
three
times
faster
than
the
reverse
speed
when
the
ma-
chine
is
in
the
play
state.
No
sound
will
be
produced.
Fast
Forward
Skip
Button
(>>)
@
Press
this
button
to
move
playback
in
forward.
@
When
the
machine
is
in
play,
sound
will
be
produced
during
the
time
that
the
button
is
being
pressed
and
the
fast
forward
is
operating.
@
|f
the
button
is
pressed
while
the
ma-
chine
is
in
the
pause
state,
the
fast
for-
ward
will
operate
three
times
faster
than
the
fast
forward
speed
when
the
machine
is
in
the
play
state.
No
sound
will
be
Track
Button
(kK)
@
Press
this
button
to
move
the
pickup,
forward
and
advance
to
the
beginning
of
the
desired
track.
@
if
the
TRACK
button
is
pressed
during
playback
or
pause,
the
pickup
moves
forward
to
the
beginning
of
the
track
that
corresponds
to
the
number
of
times
the
button
was
pressed.
Track
Button
(PJ)
@
Press
this
button
to
move
the
pickup
backward,
to
return
to
the
pealniing
of
the
desired
track.
@
{if
the
TRACK
button
is
pressed
during
playback
or
pause,
the
pickup
moves
back
to
the
beginning
of
the
track
that
corresponds
to
the
number
of
times
the
button
was
pressed.
Index
Button
(INDEX)
@
Press
this
button
to
begin
playback
at
an
index
number
within
a
track.
@
Select
the
desired
index
number
by
using
the
ten-key
pad.
(Refer
to
page
15
for
details.)
Program
and
Direct
Button
(PROGRAM
&
DIRECT)
@
Press
this
button
to
select
the
memory
program
function
or
direct
track
selection
function.
(Refer
to
page
12
for
details.)
_
+10
Button
(+10)
@
Press
this
button
to
select
a
track
number
that
is
larger
than
11.
@®
The
+10
button
is
used
in
conjunction
with
the
ten-key
pad
@®).
For
example,
to
select
track
number
15,
press
the[+10]
button
and
then/[5]
on
the
ten-key
pad.
®
Similarly,
to
select
track
number
32,
press
[+10],[+10],[+10]
and
then
press
[2].
Ten-key
Pad
@
These
buttons
are
pressed
for
direct
track
selection
or
to
program
a
selection
into
memory.
For
example,
to
play
back
the
third
track
using
the
direct
selection
function,
press
on
the
key
pad.
Track
number
3
will
then
start
to
play.
To
play
track
number
12,
press
[+10]
and
then
@
Play
Button
(>
PLAY)
@
Press
this
button
to
play
a
disc.
@
When
the
PLAY
button
is
pressed,
the
indicator
lights,
and
the
number
of
the
track
being
played,
the
index
number,
and
the
elapsed
playback
time
for
that
track
are
displayed.
The
calendar
lights
to
display
the
all
of
the
playback
tracks.
The
displayed
tracks
then
go
out
in
order
as
each
finishes
playing.
@
When
playback
of
the
last
track
has
finished,
the
indicator
goes
out,
and
the
machine
enters
stop
state.
@
It
is
also
possible
to
use
the
PLAY
button
to
close
the
disc
holder
after
a
disc
has
been
inserted.
Playback
then
begins.
Pause
Button
(I]
PAUSE)
@
Press
this
button
to
stop
the
playback
_
temporarily.
®
\|f
the
PAUSE
button
is
pressed
during
playback,
the
play
is
stopped
temporarily,
—
the
PLAY
lamp
goes
out,
and
the
PAUSE
lamp
lights.
@
To
end
the
pause,
push
the
PLAY
key
@.
Stop
Button
(=
STOP)
@
Press
this
button
to
stop
the
playback.
@
The
rotation
of
the
disc
stops,
and
the
total
number
of
tracks
and
the
total
playback
time
are
read
out
on
the
TRACK
NO,
and
TIME
sections
of
the
display.
@®
During
programmed
playback,
the
total
number
of
tracks
programmed
in
me-
mory
and
the
total
porgrammed
per-
formance
time
are
displayed.
A-B
Repeat
Button
(A
—
B)
@®
Press
this
button
to
perform
repeated
playback
of
a
desired
section
between
two
specified
points.
(Refer
to
page
13
for
details.)
Repeat
Button
(REPEAT)
©
Press
this
button
to
repeat
playback.
@
When
the
REPEAT
_
button
is
pressed,
the
REPEAT
indicator
lights
and
repeated
playback
is
performed
for
ail
of
the
tracks
on
the
disc.
During
pro-
arammed
olavback.
all
of
the
tracks
Press
the
REPEAT
button
again
to
cancel
the
repeat
operation.
Call
Button
(CALL)
@
Press
this
button
to
verify
the.
track
numbers
that
have
been
programmed
into
memory.
Time
Mode
Button
(TIME
MODE)
@
This
button
is
used
to
select
the
type
of
information
to
be
read
out
under
the
TIME
section
of
the
display.
Either
the
elapsed
playback
time
of
the
current
track,
the
remaining
playback
time
for
that
track,
or
the
playback
time
for
the
remaining
tracks
on
the
disc
can
be
selected.
Normally
the
elapsed
playback
time
of
the
current
track
is
displayed.
If
the
button
is
pressed
once,
the
indicator
lights
and
the
remaining
time
left
to
play
on
the
track
is
displayed.
If
the
button
is
pressed
again,
the
[
SINGLE
|Jindicator
goes
on,
and
the
[TOTAL
indicator
goes
on,
and
the
playback
time
for
the
remaining
tracks
left
on
the
disc
is
displayed.
If
the
but-
ton
is
pressed
once
more,
the
indicator
goes
out
and
the
display
returns
to
the
elapsed
playback
time
for
that
track.
If
the
button
is
pressed
so
that
the
TOTAL
(Indicator
lights
during
pro-
grammed
playback,
the
playback
time
for
all
of
the
remaining
programmed
tracks
is
displayed.
Clear
Button
(CLEAR)
©
Press
this
button
to
correct
the
program-
med
contents
of
memory.
Timer
Button
(TIMER)
@
This
button
is
used
in
conjunction
with
an
audio
timer
to
perform
timer
play-
back
at
the
specified
time.
.
Volume
adjustment
knob
@
This
knob
is
used
to
adjust
the
output
level
(volume)
of
the
headphone
jack.
Headphone
Jack
(PHONES)
@
When
using
headphones,
please
listen
to
them
at
an
annronriate
volume
@
Output
terminal
(QUTPUT)
@
Sub
code
output
terminal
®
Connect
the
output
terminal
to
the
(SUB
CODE
OUT)
input
terminal
of
the
amp.
®
This
output
terminal
will
enable
the
more
(Refer
to
page
9
for
details
on
con-
effective
use
of
the
compact
disc
player
nections.)
in
the
future.
CONNECTION
(1)
Connect
the
accessory
pin
cord
to
the
out-
(2)
Connect
the
power
cord
to
a
power
outlet.
put
terminal
of
the
player
(to
R=
(right)
If
your
amp
or
other
equipment
has
a
power’
and
L
(left)
of
OUTPUT),
and
to
the
AUX,
supply
outlet,
the
power
cord
may
be
con-
TUNER,
or
TAPE
PLAY
of
the
input
nected
there.
Refer
to
the
operating
manual
terminal
of
the
amp
(to
R
and
L).
for
the
amp
or
equipment
to
make
sure
that
There
are
two
output
terminals:
a
variable
the
capacity
of
the
power
source
is
sufficient.
output
terminal
(VARIABLE),
and
a
fixed
output
terminal
(FIX).
When
the
output
level
is
to
be
varied
using
the
remote
control,
the
VARIABLE
terminal
must
be
con-
nected.
DCD-
1500
Power
supply
outlet
DAD
TAPE
(AUX)
TUNER
REC
PLAY
|
® ©
©r-@
A
AC
OUTLET
Connection
Precautions:
@
Turn
the
power
switch
of
each
unit
OFF
before
connecting
or
disconnecting
the
pin
cord.
@
Make
certain
that
the
R
plug
of
the
pin
cord
is
connected
to
the
R
jack
of
the
player
or
amplifier,
and
that
the
L
pin
plug
is
connected
to
the
L
jack.
@
Connect
the
amp
to
DAD
(AUX),
TUNER,
or
TAPE
PLAY.
@
Make
certain
that
the
pin
plugs
are
inserted
all
the
way
in
to
prevent
loose
connections.
|
OPENING
AND
CLOSING
THE
DISC
HOLDER
AND
LOADING
A
DISC
|
Opening
and
closing
the
disc
holder
(If
the
power
is
turned
OFF,
the
disc
holder
will
not
operate.)
@
Press
the
power
switch
(POWER)
to
turn
on
the
power
supply.
@)
Press
the
disc
holder
open/close
button
(
OPEN/CLOSE).
Disc
holder
open/close
button
Caution:
Do
not
hit
the
button
with
a
pencil,
etc.
How
to
load
the
disc
@
Without
touching
the
disc
surface,
set
it
in
the
disc
holder
with
the
label
up.
@
When
the
disc
holder
is
completely
open,
place
the
disc
on
the
disc
tray.
@
Be
certain
to
place
the
disc
in
the
guide
in
the
center
of
the
disc
holder.
@
Press
the
disc
holder
open/close
button
(
A
OPEN/CLOSE).
The
disc
holder
will
then
close
automatically.
@
When
the
disc
has
been
loaded,
it
is
automatically
rotated
for
a
few
seconds
and
track
number({Q)
is
read
out
on
the
display.
After
the
rotation
stops
and
the
disc
loading
is
complete,
the
total
number
of
tracks
on
the
disk
is
displayed
under
TRACK
NO,
the
total
playback
time
is
displayed
under
TIME.
The
DISC
in-
dicator
lights.
@
When
the
disc
holder
is
closed,
the
disc
will
be
loaded
even
if
the
play
button
(»
PLAY)
or
pause
button
([]
PAUSE)
is
pushed.
If
PLAY
is
pushed
at
this
time,
playback
automatically
begins
at
the
first
track.
Caution:
@
{f
your
finger
becomes
caught
in
the
disc
holder,
simply
press
the
disc
holder
open/close
button
(
A
OPEN/CLOSE).
®
Becareful
not
to
place
any
foreign
objects
in
the
disc
tray.
This
may
result
in
malfunction.
REGULAR
OPERATION
|
Sequential
playback
is
described
below.
(1)
Starting
playback
Precautions:
@
When
no
disc
is
loaded
or
if
a
disc
has
been
os
loaded
upside
down,
(------
)
will
be
displayed
after
the
track
number(QQ)
has
stopped
blink-
ing.
(>
PLAY)
—
REMAINING
TIME
-
.
osc
[roc]
3
|
2
[7
|e]
o
[rol
@
Turn
the
power
switch
ON,
and
load
a
cme
roe
ee
EERE
disc.
(2)
Press
the
play
key
(PPLAY).
@
The
track
number,
index
number,
and
playback
time
of
the
track
being
played
are
displayed.
@
If
the
disc
is
warped
or
dirty
and
the
informa-
tion
on
its
innermost
track
cannot
be
read
properly,
the
display
will
appear
as
shown
in
the
diagram
below.
This
may
cause
delays
(2)
Stopping
playback
in
the
location
of
the
beginning
of
a
track.
7
TRACK
NO.
INDEX
TIME
TRACK
NO.
INDEX
TIME
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VARIOUS
OPERATIONS
In
addition
to
regular
operation,
the
following
special
operations
are
provided:
Index
Page
@
Playing
a
desired
track
—______________________|
Direct
selection
117
Skipping
to
the
next
track
during
playback
Returning
to
the
beginning
of
the
current
track
during
playback
Quick
selection
Playing
several
tracks
in
the
desired
order
—_—_______——Program
selection]
12
Repeatng
all
tracks
Repeat
playback
13
between
two
points
Pausing
playback
at
an
optional
point
14
Skipping
playback
to
find
a
desired
track
————--—_|
Skip
monitor]
14
Finding
a
the
indexed
part
of
a
track
2]
©
4
]
8
@
Repeating
playback
of
a
desired
interval
7]
©
©
©
13
15
Pausing
playback
at
the
beginning
of
a
desired
track]
Pause
|
15
@
Skipping
to
the
next
track
during
playback
...
.
(PD
Press
the
track
forward
button
(py).
The
track
forward
button
can
be
pressed
during
the
search
operation
for
a
selection,
to
forward
the
disc
to
the
beginnings
of
subsequent
tracks
in
sequence.
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aie
wk
calles
Geet
d
beable
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wena
ha
eae
Direct
selection
Enter
the
track
number
of
the
track
you
wish
to
play
using
the
ten-key
pad.
For
example,
if
you
wish
to
play
track
4,
press
[4]
;
if
you
wish
to
play
track
12,
press
and
.
Playback
will
begin
at
that
track.
Wee
Gied
arate
arate
ts
ok
ter
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RR
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Esa
ce
Quick
selection
Press
the
track
forward
button
(
Pf).
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TRACK
NO.
INDEX
TIME
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Returning
to
the
beginning
of
the
current
track
during
playback
...........-..
.|
Quick
selection
|
DENON
sraae
nomnost
Lounae!
mi
nae
Press
the
track
reverse
button
(fq).
S
a
|
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Pose
(i)
Press
the
track
reverse
button
(
Kd).
Earp
a.
ae
@
The
track
reverse
button
can
be
pressed
during
ary
|
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search
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the
disc
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the
beginnings
of
preceding
tracks
in
sequence.
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Playing
several
tracks
in
the
desired
order
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Program
selection
@
A
desired
track
can
be
selected
from
those
recorded
on
the
disc,
and
tracks
can
be
programmed
to
be
automatically
played
back
in
a
desired
order.
®
Programming
can
be
performed
for
a
maximum
of
20
tracks.
(1)
Programming
(2)
Confirming
a
programmed
track
(PROGRAM
&
DIRECT)
|
@
When
the
PROGRAM
&
DIRECT
button
is
pressed,
the
lamp
lights.
Use
the
ten-key
pad
and
the
button
to
select
the
tracks
to
be
programmed
into
memory.
For
example,
to
program
the
3rd
track,
the
12th
track,
and
the
7th
track
into
memory:
Press
the
following
buttons:
|
PROGRAM&
DIRECT],[3],[+1!0],[2],[7].
For
each
speci-
fied
track,
the
calendar
will
light
to
display
the
track,
the
track
number
will
be
displayed
under
TRACK
NO.,
the
number
of
tracks
programmed
into
memory
will
be
displayed
under
INDEX,
and
the
total
playback
time
for
the
programmed
tracks
will
be
displayed
under
TIME.
The
|
OVER
|
indicator
will
light
if
a
disc
is
loaded
that
has
more
than
21
tracks
recorded
on
it.
More
than
21
tracks
cannot,
however,
be
programmed
into
memory.
The/
OVER
|
(CALL)
@
Press
the
call
button
(CALL).
Press
the
call
button
successively
to
display
the
programmed
contents
of
the
memory
in
order.
(3)
Correcting
the
programmed
contents
of
memory
@
To
correct
a
track
number
programmed
into
memory,
push
the
CLEAR
button
and
then
enter
the
correct
track
number.
The
last
programmed
track
will
be
changed
to
the
correct
track.
To
erase
a
track
number
during
pro-
gramming,
call
that
track
number
using
the
CALL
button,
and
then
press
the
CLEAR
button
to
erase
it.
(4)
Programmed
playback
Pressing
the
disk
holder
open/close
but-
ton
(
A
OPEN/CLOSE)
will
also
erase
®
When
the
play
button
(
»
PLAY)
is
the
entire
contents
programmed
into
pressed,
playback
begins,
and
follows
memory.
the
programmed
order
of
tracks.
@
If
the
PROGRAM
&
DIRECT
button
is
pressed
during
programmed
playback,
the
(5)
Erasing
the
entire
contents
programmed
programmed
contents
of
memory
will
be
into
memory
cleared,
and
continuous
playback
will
@
If
the
PROGRAM
&
DIRECT
button
is
begin,
starting
at
the
current
track
and
pressed
once
more,
the
entire
contents
continuing
to
the
last
track,
programmed
into
memory
will
be
erased.
Precautions:
@
If
programming
is
performed
during
playback
or
in
pause
state,
the
current
rack
being
played
is
entered
as
the
Ist
track
stored
in
memory.
®
Additional
programming
can
be
performed
at
this
time,
but
the
number
of
programmed
tracks
and
the
total
playback
time
will
not
be
displayed.
@
Direct
track
selection
cannot
be
performed
during
programmed
playback.
If
a
track
number
is
entered
from
the
ten-key
pad,
that
track
number
is
entered
after
the
last
track
that
is
programmed
into
memory.
@
Programming
is
possible
while
the
disc
holder
is
open.
In
this
case
a
track
number
that
is
larger
than
the
number
of
tracks
recorded
on
the
disc
can
be
programmed
into
memory.
When
playback
begins,
the
track
number
that
is
higher
than
the
number
of
tracks
on
the
disc
is
automatically
erased
from
the
programmed
memory.
@
~—s
Repeating
all
tracks...
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Repeat
playback
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(REPEAT)
(All
tracks
repeat
continuously.)
(>
PLAY)
@
To
cancel
the
repeat
playback
specification,
@
When
the
repeat
button
(REPEAT)
is
pressed,
press
the
repeat
button
(REPEAT)
again.
the
indicator
lights.
It
can
also
be
cancelled
by
pressing
the
stop
*
The
order
in
which
@
and
@
are
performed
button
(@
STOP).
in
optional.
@
If
the
repeat
button
(REPEAT)
is
pressed
@
All
tracks
can
also
be
repeated
by
pressing
the
during
programmed
playback,
the
player
repeat
button
(REPEAT)
during
playback.
repeats
the
programmed
tracks.
6
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Repeating
playback
of
a
desired
interval
between
two
points
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the
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the
A-B
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during
playback.
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When
the
A-B
button
is
pressed
at
location
A,
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the
[A—B
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indicator
blinks
on
and
off,
When
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it
is
pressed
at
location
B,
the[|
A—B
|indicator
repeated
playback
of
that
section.
remains
lit.
@
To
cancel
the
repeated
playback
between
the
@
While
listening
to
the
disc
play,
push
the
A-B
two
points,
press
the
A-B
button
once
more.
button
at
location
A
where
repeated
playback
The
indicator
will
go
out,
and
the
player
re-
is
to
begin.
Push
the
button
aaain
at
location
turns
to
normal
plavback
mode.
V7)
Pausing
playback
at
an
optional
point
@
Playback
can
be
temporarily
halted
and
then
restarted
from
the
same
location
on
the
track.
@
Press
the
pause
button
(If
PAUSE).
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Skipping
playback
to
find
a
desired
track
(IJPAUSE)
(Playback
halts
temporarily)
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[ae
ea
@)
Press
the
playbutton
(
®
PLAY).
*
To
restart
playback,
press
the
play
button
(
»
PLAY).
@
This
function
is
used
to
perform
skip
listening.
Skip
listening
can
be
used
to
locate
a
desired
section
in
a
long
piece
and
begin
playback
from
there.
e
After
using
the
skip
monitor
to
find
the
desired
location,
the
user
releases
fast
forward
skip
button
(>>)
or
the
fast
reverse
skip
button
(44)
to
begin
normal
playback.
Fast
forward
skip
monitor
(2)
@
Skip
(>>)
listening
can
performed
during
playback
by
continuously
pressing
the
fast
forward
skip
button
(
PP).
The
track
number
and
index
number
of
the
track
that
is
being
fast
forwarded,
and
the
elapsed
playback
time
for
the
track
are
read
out
on
the
display.
Fast
reverse
skip
monitor
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conmicr
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sey
——
(<4)
@
Skip
listening
can
be
performed
during
playback
by
pressing
the
fast
reverse
skip
button
(
44)
continuously.
The
display
responds
in
the
same
way
as
when
the
fast
forward
skip
button
is
nracead
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a
1)
—_>
>
>»
“—_-
Press
the
fast
forward
skip
button
(>>)
continuously.
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Skip
N
Spo
Skip Skip
Skip
When
the
fast
forward
skip
button
is
pressed
continuously
until
the
end
of
the
last
recorded
track,
track
number
(7])
is
displayed
and
the
skip
monitor
stops.
To
return
to
a
track
for
playback,
press
the
fast
reverse
skip
button
(
<4
)
until
the
(33)
on
the
display
changes,
and
then
proceed
as
desired.
Press
the
fast
reverse
skip
button
(44)
continuously.
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Skip
Skip
Skip
Skip
@
When
the
fast
reverse
skip
button
is
pressed
until
the
disc
returns
to
the
start
of
the
first
recorded
track,
(Cf)
is
read
out
on
the
display,
and
the
skip
monitor
stops.
To
return
to
a
track
for
playback,
nrace
the
fast
reverse
skin
button
{
PP
)
©
Finding
the
indexed
part
of
atrack
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cee
ee
eect
eens
@
itis
possible
to
select
an
indexed
part
of
a
track
and
move
to
the
beginning
of
it.
@
Press
the
index
button.
The
TRACK
NO.
section
of
the
display
will
blink
on
and
off.
@
Input
the
track
number
from
the
ten-key
pad.
on
and
off.
Input
the
desired
index
number.
Playback
will
begin
at
the
specified
index
number.
(INDEX)
For
example,
to
listen
to
a
disc
starting
at
the
2nd
index
on
its
3rd
track,
press
the
buttons:
|
INDEX
|.
[3],
[2],
CAUTION:
@
To
specify
an
index
in
the
track
that
is
current-
ly
being
played,
push
the
index
button
(INDEX)
during
the
playback.:
Notes
on
index
search
@
Indexing
is
the
division
of
a
track
into
smaller
sections,
each
of
which
is
assigned
an
index
number.
®
Refer
to
the
user’s
guide
provided
with
the
disc
for
information
on
its
indexing
before
playback.
@
If
an
index
search
is
performed
for
an
index
number
that
is
not
steds
in
the
user’s
guide,
playback
begins
at
the
last
index
number
on
the
track.
@
=
Pausing
playback
at
the
beginning
of
a
desired
track
.........
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(1)
Direct
selection
to
set
the
beginning
of
a
track
@
Use
direct
selection
to
set
the
beginning
of
the
desired
track,
and
then
set
the
player
in
pause.
This
is
convenient
when
singing
along
with
recorded
music.
(
f]
PAUSE)
(@)
Use
the
ten-key
pad:to
set
the
desired
track.
@)
Press
the
pause
button
(fl
PAUSE).
@
To
start
playback,
press
the
play
button
(
»
PLAY).
(2)
Programmed
selection
to
set
the
beginning
of
a
track
@
After
programming
selected
tracks
into
memory,
press
the
pause
key
(
f[
PAUSE).
The
player
moves
to
the
first
track
programmed
into
memory,
and
then
pauses.
The
INDEX
section
of
the
display
will
blink
ERT
ENO
RE
PASE
ENO
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ETS
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Re
on
PLAYBACK
USING
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
The
accessory
RC-1500
remote
control
unit
is
used
to
control
the
CD
player
from
a
distance.
(1)
.
Inserting
the
dry
cell
batteries
Notes
on
Use
of
the
Batteries
@
Remove
the
rear
cover
on
the
remote
e
control
unit.
@
Insert
two
SUM-4
(standard
size
4)
dry
i
cell
batteries
as
shown
in
the
diagram
on
the
battery
supply
unit.
(8)
Replace
the
rear
cover,
(2)
Directions
for
use
The
remote
control
unit
uses
standard
size
4
dry
cell
batteries.
The
batteries
will
need
to
be
replaced
approxi-
mately
once
a
year.
This
will
depend
upon
how
often
the
remote
control
is
used.
If,
in
less
than
a
year
from
the
time
new
bat-
teries
were
inserted,
the
remote
control
fails
to
operate
the
disc
player
from
a
near-by
position,
or
if
the
indicator
lamp
for
remote
signal
transmission
does
not
light
or
is
faintly
lit,
it
is
time
to
replace
the
batteries.
Insert
the
batteries
properly,
following
the
diagram
on
the
remote
control
battery
supply
unit,
and
making
sure
to
align
the
plus
and
minus
sides
of
each
battery.
Batteries
are
prone
to
damage
and
leakage.
Therefore:
e
Do
not
combine
new
batteries
with used
ones.
e
Do
not
combine
different
types
of
bat-
teries.
e
Do
not
jumper
the
opposite
poles
of
the
batteries,
expose
them
to
heat
or
break
them
open,
or
put
them
into
open
fire.
When
the
remote
control
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
period
of
time,
remove
the
batteries
from
the
unit.
If
the
batteries
have
leaked,
remove
any
battery
fluid
from
the
inside
of
the
battery
supply
unit
by
wiping
it
out
thoroughly,
and
insert
new
batteries.
@
Operate
the
remote
control
unit
while
it
is
pointed
toward
the
photosensitive
window,
as
shown
in
the
diagram
below.
When
a
remote
control
signal
is
received,
the
signal
transmission
receive
indicator
lamp
lights.
The
remote
control
unit
can
be
used
at
dis-
tances
up
to
10
meters
in
a
straight
line
away
Right
30°
from
the
player.
This
Photosensitive
window
Notes
on
Operation
distance
will
decrease
if
there
are
obstructions
in
Ey
the
way
of
the
transmis-
sion
or
if
the
light
shaft
is
not
directed
straight
at
the
player.
Left
30°
@
Do
not
press
the
operating
buttons
on
the
player
and
the
remote
control
unit
at
the
same
time.
This
will
cause
misoperation.
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cat
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oad
. .
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.
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©
The
control
functions
of
the
remote
control
unit
are
identical
to
the
operations
of
the
main
player
unit.
However,
it
is
not
capable
of
controlling
the
following
operations:
1.
Power
source
ON/OFF
2.
Volume
adjustment
of
the
headphones
Mode
selection
for
the
track
number
button
@
To
perform
programmed
track
selec-
tion,
press
the
program
button
(PRO-
GRAM)
and
then
one
or
more
of
the
track
number
buttons
(1~10,
+10)
to
select
the
desired
track
number.
Normally
direct
mode
is
selected.
Signa!
transmission
indicator
lamp
Track
number
buttons
(1~10,
+10)
Each
time
the
+10
button
is
pressed,
10
is
added
to
the
value
of
the
track
number
selection.
It
is
used
to
specify
tracks
from
number
117
on.
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aE
TTR
ET
TPR
PE
TI
EDEN
IE
EI
EIS
ERR
FORO
Program
button
(PROGRAM)
Direct
button
(DIRECT)
Track
buttons
(fq
,
PA)
Fast
forward
skip
button
(
PP
)
Fast
reverse
skip
button:
(<q)
Play
button
(
>
)
E
i
;
i
i
i
Pause
button
(
|]
)
Stop
button
(
MH)
Index
button
(INDEX)
A-B
repeat
button
(A-B)
Repeat
button
(REPEAT)
Clear
button
(CLEAR)
Call
button
(CALL)
Time
mode
key
(TIME
MODE)
=
|
Volume
adjustment
button
i=]
AT
OPEN/CLOSE
——
VOLUME
———
SORE
TERRES
rere
em
nar
SEAR
Disc
holder
open/close
(
AOPEN/CLOSE)
If
the
direct
button
(DIRECT)
is
pressed
during
programmed
playback,
the
pro-
gramming
is
erased
and
the
tracks
start-
DENON
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
AC-1500
~
ae
ing
from
the
point
of
current
playback
to
the
final
track
are
played
back
con-
secutively.
ES
EIS
ETT
»
Direct
track
selection
In
normal
playback,
one
or
more
of
the
track
number
buttons
(1
~
10,
+10)
is
pressed
to
make
a
direct
selection
of
the
desired
track
and
play
it
back.
»
Programmed
track
selection
(Programming
is
not
possible
during
playback.)
Press
the
program
button
(PROGRAM)
and
then
one
or
more
of
the
track
buttons
(1
~
10,
+10).
Example:
PROGRAM
>3->+10,1757>..........
;
(Programs
the
3rd
track,
the
11th
track,
the
5th
track
.........
into
memory.)
To
erase
the
programming,
press
the
direct
button
(DIRECT).
®
How
to
push
the
track
number
buttons
|
To
select
tracks
up
to
the
10th
track,
push
one
of
the
track
number
buttons
from
1
~
10.
For
the
11th
track
on,
push
the
+10
button
and
then
one
of
the
buttons
from
1
~
10.
(Example:
To
select
track
number
22,
push
the
+10
button
two
times
and
then
the
2
button.).
»
The
volume
adjustment
button
can
only
be
operated
from
the
remote
control
unit.
The
set
volume
level
is
retained
even
after
the
power
supply
is
turned
off,
for
up
to
one
month.
If
the
power
supply
has
not
been
turned
on
in
at
least
a
month,
the
set
volume
automatically
returns
to
its
minimum
level.
If
this
occurs,
simply
reset
the
volume
to
the
desired
level.
(Refer
to
page
9
for
details.)
che
AED
ON
TEE
|
TIMER-CONTROLLED
PLAYBACK
=
Connection
ee
@
Operation
1.
Turn
on
the
power
switches
to
all
the
components
in
the
system.
2.
Set
the
input
selector
switch
of
the
amplifier
to
correspond
to
the
con-
nection
terminal.
3.
Make
sure
than
a
disc
is
loaded
in
the
disc
holder.
4.
Check
the
current
time,
and
set
the
audio
timer
for
the
desired
time.
5.
Turn
the
timer
switch
on
the
player
ON.
6.
Turn
the
audio
timer
ON.
The
power
supply
for
each
component
connected
to
the
timer
will
go
off.
7.
At
the
specified
time,
the
power
to
each
component
goes
on,
and
playback
be-
gins
from
the
first
track.
The
ON
state
of
the
timer
switch
is
retained
from
the
time
the
power
supply
is
turned
on
to
when
the
playback
begins.
If
the
power
supply
is
turned
on
and
there
is
no
disc
loaded
in
the
player,
playback
will
automatically
begin
after
the
disc
holder
has
been
opened,
a
disc
loaded,
DCD-1500
Wail
socket
(Line
voltage)
Audio
timer
(Sold
separately)
and
the
disc
holder
is
closed.
Caution:
@
|f
the
power
supply
is
turned
on
while
the
timer
is
in
ON
state,
playback
will
automatically
begin
when
the
loader
is
closed
after
the
first
time
a
disc
is
loaded
(only
the
first
time).
COMPACT
DISC
1.
Precautions
on
handling
compact
discs
2.
Precautions
on
storage
®
Do
not
allow
fingerprints,
oil
or
dust
to
@
After
playing
a
disc,
always
unload
it
from
contact
the
surface
of
the
disc.
If
it
is
the
player.
dirty,
wipe
it
off
with
a
soft
dry
cloth.
@
Always
return
a
disc
to
its
proper
case
to
Denon’s
AMC-12
CD
cleaner
is
recom-
prevent
it
from
becoming
dirty
or
damaged.
mended.
@
Donot
place
discs
in
the
following
types
of
@®
Do
not
use
benzene,
thinner,
water,
re-
areas:
cord
spray,
electrostatic-proof
chemicals,
1)
Areas
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
for
a
or
silicone-treated
cloth
to
clean
discs.
considerable
time.
@
Always
use
care
in
handling
discs
to
pre-
2)
Areas
subject
to
accumulation
of
dust
vent
damaging
the
surface;
in
particular
or
high
humidity.
—
when
removing
a
disc
from
its
case
or
3)
Areas
affected
by
heat
from
indoor
returning
it.
heaters,
etc.
©
Do
not
bend.
@
Do
not
apply
heat.
@
Do
not
enlarge
the
hole
in
the
center
of
the
disc.
@
Do
not
write
on
the
label
(printed
side)
with
a
hard-tipped
implement
such
as
a
pencil
or
ball-point
pen.
®
Condensation
will
form
if
a
disc
is
brought
into
a
warm
area
from
a
colder
one,
such
ae
niuitdanre
Ini
usintar
PA
nat
attamnt
tan
TROUBLESHOOTING
|
If
the
player
does
not
seem
to
be
functioning
properly,
check
the
following:
Disc
holder
doesn’t
open
or
close.
@
Is
the
power
switch
ON?
;
®@
Is
the
screw
on
the
transport
lock
removed?
.......
0.2000
eee
ee
eee
eee
See
page
9
When
a
disc
isloaded,
(—
— —
—)
is
not
displayed.
e
Is
the
disc
loaded
properly?
....
2...
0...
cee
ee
ee
ee ee
eee
See
page
10
‘
When
the
play
button
(
>)
is
pressed,
playback
does
not
start.
@
Isthe
disc
dirty
or
scratched?
1...
0.
eee
es
See
page
18
*
There
is
no
sound,
or
it
is
distorted.
@
Is
the
output
cord
properly
connected
to
the
amplifier?
.............-2+0200-
See
page
9
@
Are
the
amplifier
controls
properly
adjusted
and
set?
The
specified
section
of
the
disc
does
not
play
normally.
@
Isthe
disc
dirty
or
scratched?
..
2...
ce
eee
See
page
18
Programmed
playback
does
not
operate.
@
Was
programming
done
properly?
..
20...
0.0
eee
ee
ee
ee
ee
See
page
12
and
17
Index
search
does
not
operate.
(Only
1
is
displayed.)
@
Was
the
index
search
performed
properly?
...
0...
ees
See
page
11
@
Check
to
make
sure
that
there
is
more
than
one
index
on
the
desired
track.
The
remote
control
unit
does
not
operate
the
disc
player
properly.
@
Have'the
dry
cell
batteries
TUN
OUT?
4.4
ca
ee
ki
ea
ek
a
he
ee
A
le
se
ees
See
page
16
@
Is
the
remote
control
being
operated
too
far
away
from
the
player?
............
See
page
16
SPECIFICATIONS
|
AUDIO
No.
of
channels:
Frequency
response:
Dynamic
range:
Signal-to-noise
ratio:
Harmonic
distortion:
Separation:
Wow
and
flutter:
Output
voltage:
DISCS
Playing
time:
Diameter:
SIGNAL
FORMAT
Sampling
frequency:
Quantization:
Transmission
bit
rate:
PICKUP
System:
Lens
drive
system:
Light
source:
Wavelength:
GENERAL
CHARACTERISTICS
Power
supply:
Power
consumption:
Dimensions:
Weight:
FUNCTIONS
AND
DISPLAY
Functions:
Display:
Other
functions:
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
Remote
control
system:
Power
supply:
External
dimensions:
Weight:
ACCESSORIES
2
channels
5
~
20,000
Hz
+0.3
dB
Above
96
dB
Above
96
dB
0.0025%
(1
kHz)
95
dB
(1
kHz)
Less
than
the
measuring
limit
(£0.001%
W.
peak)
2.0
V
Compact
discs
are
used.
60
min/single
side
(Maximum
79.8
min/single
side)
120
mm
44.1
kHz
16
bit
linear/channel
4.3218
M
bits/sec
Objective
lens
drive
system,
laser
pickup
Two-dimensional
parallel
drive
Semiconductor
laser
780
nm
50/60
Hz,
Voltage
is
shown
on
rating
label
17
W
434
(17.1
in)
W
x
89
(3.5
in)
H
x
350
(13.8
in)
D
mm
6.0
kg
Direct
selection,
quick
selection,
programmed
selection,
repeat
playback
pause,
skip
monitor,
index
search,
A-B
repeat
Track
number,
index
number,
time,
and
program
Headphone
jack
(variable
level),
Variable
jevel/fixed
level
output
terminal
RC-1500
Infrared
pulse
system
3
V
DC
Two
SUM-4
(standard
size
four)
dry
cell
batteries
60
(2.4
in)
W
x
150
(5.9
in)
H
x
17
(0.7
in)
D
mm
98
g
(Includes
batteries)
Connecting
pin
cord
*
Design
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice
in
the
course
of
product
improvement.
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