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NOTE ON USE / HINWEISE ZUM GEBRAUCH / OBSERVATIONS RELATIVES A L’UTILISATION
NOTE SULL’USO / NOTAS SOBRE EL USO / ALVORENS TE GEBRUIKEN / OBSERVERA
OBSERVACOES SOBRE O USO
werden sot,
Evher des températures tlevees.
‘Tanit compte d'une dispersion de chaleur
sulfsante tors de linglaltation sur une
Evie temperatures alas.
Guange intialer 0 equipementa, numa
prateleira coloque-o de modo & permitic
Uma dlesipagto suficiente do calor
Handte the power cont cavetuly,
‘Hold tha plug when unplugging the cord,
Gener Bie Yoreichug mit gem Notzkebet
Hatten Ste das Kabel am Stecker, wen Sie
8 aus der Steckdose zlehen,
Manipuler te cordon d'alimentation avec
précaution.
‘Tenis la prime lors du débranchement du
cordon.
Maneggiare con cura il cave di
ntazione.
‘Quando 8! ecollega hi cavo dalla presa, non
tare I cavo.
Manele @! cordén de slimentacion con
guldado.
Somenge ol enchute cuando deeconecte
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Houd het snoer by de stekker vest wannee!
deze moet worden ast of leagekappeld.
Hartera nitkabem vera
Hittin ru rt Dra inte
5 kabain.
Manusale 0 cabo de alimentagso com
‘cuidado.
‘Agave na fiche para dasligar 0 cabo de
allmentagso de tomada.
‘apparaat binnend
Ural ine agparaten "or Wut, vaton och
tina easoarai ivre de humidade
‘Agua ou pd,
| apperaten.
Evite delxar objectos estranhoe sobre o
aparelho.
Las geen woctuigheld, water of stot In hat
Unplug the power cord whan not using the
‘set for long periods of time.
Ziahon Sie dea Netzkabet aus der Steckdo-
Sa, worn Be dea Geete Ober onan Wngeren
Débrancherte cordon alimortatonorsaue
Fappareli n'est pee willed pendent de
gues péricdes,
Guano etprevede dl eon vlizzare Funta
par lunghl period dl tego, delneerre #
al allmentazione dala press.
Saaconace I corgon de aimentacién
0 tice @ equipo por mucho
tempo,
Near ent net netnoer uit hel wopoeakt
wanser het apparaa gedurende e6n lange
perlode niet wordt gebrulkt
Dra ur nitkontakien om apparaien inte
kommer pa lange.
«
Desiigue 0 cabo de akmemteslo quando
‘Abo Utlizar 0 equlpamento durante periodos
prolongados.
(Oo not let insecticides, benzene, and thinner
‘come in contact with ‘the set
Latsen Sie daa Geri nicht rit insaidiziden,
benzenhattigen oder anderen Verda:
in BerOhrung kommen.
fie bas metre en contact Gos wieecices,
du benzéne st un diluent evec l'appareil,
Evitare di utilizzare Insetticidi, benzolo «
solvent! sul unite
Last geen ineekisnverdeigende middelen,
ane of vertverdunner met dX appersst
komen. 4a kontakt
Se til at inte Insektemedel, Densen och
thinner kommer | kontakt med apparatens
hoje.
Evite que Insecticides, benzina @ diivante
‘enirem @m contacto com 0 equiparnento.
“(For sete with ventilation holes)
Do not obstruct the ventilation holes.
Ole Latungsechiiize dirten nicht verdecket
werden.
Ne pas obstruer tes trous d'aération,
Non cstruire i fon per la ventilazione.
No tape ian ranuras de ventiackin.
De veniliatioopaningen mogen niet worden
Dablokkeerd.
‘Tapp Inte th ventlationstppningsme.
Nébo tape v8 orificios de vertilagso.
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Never disassemble or modity the eet in any
way.
Versuchan Sie niemals, das Gertt seib-
S1Andig aussinanderzunehmen oder aut
jagiche Art 2u verandem.
Ne Jamals démenter ou modifier l'appareil
une maniéve ou une autre
Nan gmontare o madiicare In alcun mode
Tuna.
Nance desare 0 endive 4! squco de
alogne
Noon 31 appereat demonteren of op andere
wie medion.
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om den.
Nunea deemonte ou modiique 0 equips-
manto de alguma forms.
FRONT PANEL
VORDERSEITE
PANNEAU AVANT
PANEL ANTERIOR
VOORPANEEL
FRONT PANELEN
DISPLAY
ANZEIGE
AFFICHAGE
DISPLAY
VISUALIZADOR
DISPLAY
DISPLAYEN
MOSTRADOR
REAR PANEL
RUCKWAND
PANNEAU ARRIERE
PANNELLO POSTERIORE
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Litt Ct itw Lt Ls
A.SPACE TOTAL
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SINGLE
UPAUSE | REPEAT
A-B PROG @
PANEL POSTERIOR
ACHTERPANEEL
BAKSIDAN
PAINEL TRASEIRO
IMPORTANT TO SAFETY NOTE:
WARNING: This CD player uses the semiconductor taser. To allow you to enjoy music
ata stable operation, itis recommended to use this in a room of 5 °C (41 °F)
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS = 35 °C (95 °F).
APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
¢ NUR FUR EUROPAISCHE MODELLE
Konformitatserklérung
Die DENON Elektronik GmbH
Haiskestr. 32
40880 Ratingen
erklart als Hersteller/mporteur, daB das in dieser Bedienungsanleitung beschriebene Gert den Technischen Vorschriften fOr Ton- und Femseh-
Rundtunkempfanger nach der Amtsbiattverfigung 868/1989 (Amtsblatt des Bundesministers fiir Post und Telekommunikation vom 31.86.1989)
entspricht.
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‘Janid Nigh tempecanres * eseor Uae ‘Staus nm, oes Ne cadere oggetto alia
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‘Alow tor sufficient heat dispersion when + Protéger apparell contre Fhumidilé, Peau crt se
\egtatled on a rack. at ta poussidre. No Inserte abjatos extrafioe en #/ equipo.
Vermaiden Sie hohe Temparaturen. . Reaceanare ith ities tan, ecqua Laat geen vreemde voorwerpen In dit
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Thank you for purchasing this DENON Compact Disc Player. Please read
the operating instructions thoroughly in order to acquaint yourself with the
CD player and achieve maximum satisfaction from it.
— TABLE OF CONTENTS —
FEATURES ....
CONNECTION
THE COMPACT DISK
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS
OPENING AND CLOSING THE DISC HOLDER AND
LOADING A DISC...
NORMAL CD PLAYBACK .
ADVANCED CD PLAYBACK
ADVANCED FUNCTION ..
TIMER-CONTROLLED PLAYBACK .. _
PLAYBACK USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS .
TROUBLESHOOTING
SPECIFICATIONS ....
Please check to make sure the following items are included with the
main unit In the carton:
(1) Operating instructions
(2) Connection Cord
(3) AC Cord
FEATURES
The DCD-315 includes a mutti-noise shaping D/A converter which has
a built-in high performance digital filter. This assures accurate reproduction
of the digital signals recorded on compact discs no matter whether they
are pure studio recordings or “live” performance recordings. All parts
making up this CD player have selected with the greatest care in order
to produce high quality realistic playback of the full musical content on
compact discs.
(1) Multi-Level Noise Shaping D/A Converter
The newly developed multi-noise shaping system is employed in
the D/A converter to contro! distortion and to permit rich sound
Playback.
(2) High Performance Digital Fitter
The DCD315 uses a highly accurate 8 times oversampling digital
filter to achieve characteristics equal to those of the optimum
analogue fitter. This permits clear and vivid playback.
(3) Remote Sensor
Aremote sensoris builtin, so ifthe remote control unit for DENON’s
receivers and amplifiers or a separately purchased remote contro!
unit (RC-241) is used, the DCD-315 can be operated from the
optimum listening position. The remote control unit, of course,
includes play, stop, and pause functions, butis also capable of such
functions as direct selection and direct programming.
CONNECTION
(1) Connecting the Output Terminal (LINE OUT)
Use the included pin cords to connect the left (L) and right (R) output
terminal (LINE OUT) of the DCD-315 to the CD or AUX or TAPE
PLAY left (L) and right (R) input jacks of the amplifier.
DCO-315
Power outiet
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Amplifier
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Connection Precautions
° — Before proceeding with connections or disconnections of cables
and power cords, be sure to tum all system components off.
* — Ensure thatall cables are connected properly tothe L (left) and
R (right) jacks.
* Insert plugs fulty into the terminals.
* Connect the output jacks to the amplifier CD, AUX or TAPE
PLAY input jacks.
THE COMPACT DISC
1. Precautions on handling compact discs.
Do not allow fingerprints, oi! or dust on the surface of the
compact disc. ifthe signal surface is dirty, wipe it off with a soft,
dry cloth. Wipe in circular motions from the center and out.
° —Donotuse water, benzene, thinner, record sprays, electrostatic
Proof chemicals, or silicone-treated cloth to clean discs.
* Always use care when handling discs to prevent damaging the
surface, in particular when removing a disc from the case and
retuming it.
Do not bend compact discs.
Do not apply heat to compact discs.
Do not enlarge the hole in the center of the disc.
Do not write on the disc and do not attach any labels.
Condensation will form on the disc surface if itis brought into a
warm room from a cold area, such as outdoors during winter.
Wait until the condensation disappears. Never dry discs with
hair dryers, etc.
2 Precautions on storage
After playing a disc, always retum it to its case.
* Keep discsin the cases when they are not to be played. This will
protect them from dust and dist and prolong their service life.
* Donat store discs in the following places:
1) Places exposed to direct sunlight for a considerabie time.
2) Places subject to accumulation of dust or high humidity.
3) Places exposed to high temperatures, such as close to
heater outlets.
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS (Refer to page 3.)
FRONT PANEL
@» Power Switch (POWER)
When the power is turned on, “(00)” appears on the TRACK
NO. display.
« Wheneverthe power switchis in the OFF state, the apparatus
is stil connected on AC line voltage.
Please be sure to unplug the cord when you leave home for,
Say, a vacation.
Disc Holder
° Load a disc here.
Open/Close Button (4 OPEN/CLOSE)
* The disc holder is opened and closed by pressing this button.
* Press this button once to open the disc holder, and once again
to close it.
@ Remote Contro! Sensor (REMOTE SENSOR)
* — This sensor receives the infrared light transmitted from the
wireless remote control unit.
¢ — For remote control, point the DENON’s remote control unit
towards this sensor.
* When a signal is transmitted from the remote control unit, the
remote control indicator in the display @ will fight up briefty.
@ Play Button (> PLAY)
*¢ — Press this button to start playing the disc.
* Even when the disc tray is open, the disc tray closes and
playback begins when this button is pressed.
Stop Button (@ STOP)
* Press this button to stop playback.
@ Pause Button (Il PAUSE)
* Press this button to stop playback temporarily.
¢ Press this button or the play button (> PLAY) again to
continue playback.
© Number Buttons (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10)
«¢ Usethese buttons for the direct search and program memory
functions.
© +10 Button (+10)
* Press this button first when selecting track numbers over 10.
Use it together with the number buttons @.
@ 144\<4 (automatic/manuai search reverse) button
Use this tomove to the beginning of a specific track. When pressed
during playback orin the pause mode, the pickup moves backward
a number of tracks equal to the number of times the button is
pressed.
@ _ >>> (automatic/manual search forward) button
Use this to move to the beginning of a specific track. When pressed
during playback or in the pause mode, the pickup moves forward a.
number of tracks equal to the number of times the button is pressed.
* Theautomatic search mode is set if the K44\44 or b> / PPibutton
is released within 0.5 seconds, and the manual search mode
is set if the button is held for over 0.5 seconds.
@ FUNCTION Button
« — Use this button to select progranydirect, repeat, auto space,
time display and auto edit function. (Refer to page 8, 9 for
details.)
® Enter Button
* — Use this button to set the progranvdirect, repeat, auto space,
time display and auto edit functions selected with the
FUNCTION button. (Refer to page 8, 9 for details.)
DISPLAY
Track Number Indicator
Playback Time Indicator
20-Track Music Calendar
Auto Space Indicator
Emphasis Indicator
Play Indicator
Remaining Time of Entire Disc
Pause indicator
Remaining Time of Current Track
All Repeat indicator
A-B8 Repeat Indicator
Program Indicator
Remote Contro! indicator
REAR PANEL
@ Output Terminal (LINE OUT)
© Connect these jacks to the input jacks on your amplifier.
(Refer to page 4 for details on the connections.)
@ AciINLET
¢ — Connect the included AC cord here.
Continuous Button Operation
Ifthe +10 button @, the automatic/manual search reverse button @
or the automatic/manual search forward button @ are held in
function of that button will be repeated.
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OPENING AND CLOSING THE DISC HOLDER AND
LOADING A DISC
Opening and closing the disc hokder (This operation only works while
the power is on.)
1. Press the power switch (POWER) to tum on the power.
2. Press the open/close button (4 OPEN/CLOSE).
How to load a disc
« — Make sure the disc holder is completely open.
* — Hokdthe disc by the edges and place it on the disc tray. (Do nottouch
the signal surface, i.e., the glossy side.)
* When using 12 cm diameter discs, make sure the outer edge
matches the tray guide circumference (Fig. 1), and when using CD
singles (8 cm diameter), match the outer edge with the inner tray
guide circumference (Fig. 2).
* Press the open/close button (4 OPEN/CLOSE) to close the disc
holder.
* When the disc holder is closed, the disc is read and after a few
seconds the number of tracks and tatal playing time are displayed on
the TRACK NO. and TIME displays, respectively.
« — When the dischotderis open anda discis joaded, you may atso press
the play (> PLAY) or pause (§& PAUSE) button to close the disc
holder. (H the play button (> PLAY) is pressed, playback will start
immediatety upon the disc contents having been read.)
Fig. 1 Tray guide for 12 cm disc
Caution:
¢ — Ifyourfinger should get caught in the disc holder when it closes, press
the open/close button (4 OPEN/CLOSE).
* Donot place any foreign objects on the disc tray, and do not place
More than one disc on the tray ata time. Otherwise malfunction may
occur,
* Do not push in the disc tray manually when the power is off as this
may cause 'matfunction and damage the CD player.
NORMAL CDPLAYBACK
(1) Starting Playback
1. Press the power switch (POWER) to tum on the power.
. Load the disc you want to play.
* — When the disc holder is closed, the disc is read and the number of
tracks and total playing time of the disc aré displayed.
3. Press the play button (> PLAY).
(2) Stopping Playback
(BsTOP)
1. Press the stop button (J STOP).
« When ail tracks have been played on a disc, playback will stop by
itself.
Precautions:
* — {fno disc has been loaded or the disc has been placed upside down,
altindicators will light.
* When the information on the disc cannot be read correctly, for
example due to dust or dirt on the disc, the indicators will read as
shown below. Nothing will be shown on the TRACK NO. and TIME
displays, and it may take quite a while to read the disc.
ADVANCED CDPLAYBACK
@ Playing a Specific Track .......
(Number buttons)
* Usethenumber buttons and the +10 button to input the number of the
desired track. For exampie, to play track number 4, press [4], andto
play track number 12, press [+10} and [2]. Playback will begin from
that track.
@ Advancing to the next track
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Press the Automatic search forward button (b>/ Ppt) during playback, and
it should be released within 0.5 seconds.
* — The pickup will advance to the beginning of the next track and
Playback will continue. Pressing the button several times will forward
the pickup the corresponding number tracks.
@ Returning to the beginning of the
current track during playback ............| Automatic Search |
(2)
Manual Search in Reverse
Press the manual search reverse button (I44\44) during playback in
for more than 0.5 seconds. Reverse playback of the track is sped up.
Asareference, the current track number and elapsed piayback time
within the track are displayed.
Manual search in reverse is approximately three times faster when
engaged during the pause state compared toplayback. In this case,
no sound is heard, however.
Hthe manual search reverse bution (I44\44) is kept pressed after the
beginning of the first track on the disc is reached, (£0) is disptayed
and manual search stops. To retum to another point, press the
manual search forward button (>>/ PPI) until (CC) disappears.
(H44\ 44)
Press the Automatic search reverse button (44 \44) during playback, and
it should be released within 0.5 seconds.
¢ — The pickup will retum to the beginning of the current track and
playback will continue. Pressing the button several times will return
the pickup the corresponding number tracks.
@
* Using this function, you can cue to a desired point within a track, either
in the forward or reverse direction.
* Release the manual search button (H44\4¢ oF D/P) when the
desired point has been reached. Normal! playback then continues.
{1) Manual Search Forward
(tN PAUSE)
Playback can be temporarily halted and then continued from the
same point in the track.
Press the pause button (lB PAUSE) during the playback.
Tocontinue playback, press the play button (> PLAY) or the pause
button (1 PAUSE) once more.
Searching and Pausing at the Beginning
With Direct Search
In this case, the set pauses at the beginning of the track found with
the direct search operation.
1. Pressthe manual search forward button (b>/ PP) during playback in
for more than 0.5 seconds. Playback of the track is sped up.
¢ — Asareference, the current track number and elapsed playback time
within the track are displayed.
* Manual search forward is approximately three times faster when
engaged during the pause state compared to playback. In this case,
no sound is heard however.
* _ ifthe manual search forward button (p>/ b>) is kept pressed afterthe
end of the final track on the disc is reached, (3) is displayed and
manual search stops. To retum to another point, press the manual
search reverse button (H44\4@) until (33) disappears.
(2)
(Number buttons)
(U8PAUSE)
Press the number button @ for the desired track.
Prass the (§— PAUSE) button.
To start playback, press the (> PLAY) or (Wl PAUSE) button.
With Program Search
Press the (18 PAUSE) button after the program search operation is
completed. The set will pause at the beginning of the first programmed
track.
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ADVANCED FUNCTION
The [FONCTION] and [ENTER ] buttons may be used to perform the
following advanced functions.
Adifferent function in the following cycle may be accessed eachtime
the button is pressed:
Programming ——* Repeating playback al
LL Auto space ———» Time mode ——» Auto edit 7
Aftarthe respective functions have been accessed via the [ FUNCTION ]
‘button, press the [ENTER ]button to operate the respective functions.
(FUNCTION Button) (ENTER Button)
Time mode is effective only during play and pause.
Auto edit is effective onty during stop.
Playing Specific Tracks ina
Specific Order ........... Programmed Play
With this function, you can choose any of the tracks on the disc and
Program them to play in any order.
Programming is possible with the disc holder open.
Up to 20 tracks can be programmed.
The programmed tracks are shown on the calendar.
2)
Press the [FUNCTION ]button to display “Func01” on the TRACK NO.
and TIME display,
The “PROG” indicator blinks when the last mode was normal
playback mode.
Press the button within four seconds after “Func01” has
been accessed to set the programming function, and the "PROG"
indicator will light.
Then use the number buttons and the +10 button to program the
tracks. For example, to program tracks 3, 12 and 7, press [3], [+10],
[2)and [7]. The corresponding track number light on the calendar each
time a track is programmed, the track number is displayed on the
TRACK NO. display, and the total playing time of the programmed
tracks is displayed on the TIME display. A few seconds after the last
track has been programmed, the total number of tracks programmed
is displayed on the TRACK NO. display and the total playing time of
the programmed tracks is displayed on the TIME display.
Playing the Programmed Tracks
Press the (> PLAY) button to play the tracks in the programmed
order.
(3) Clearing the Program
Press the [FUNCTION | button to display “Func01” on the TRACK NO.
and TIME display. The "PROG" indicator will light.
Press the button within four seconds, and the “PROG*
indicator will btink. Four seconds after“Func01” lights, "PROG" goes.
out, and the program is cleared.
The program is also cleared when the button is
pressed.
When the program has been cleared during programmed play,
playback will continue from the track presently being played back to
the last track.
NOTES
* — Ifprogrammingis done in the play or pause mode, the track
currently playing is programmed at the first position. Other
tracks can be added to the program, but the number of
Programmed tracks and the playing time will not be
displayed.
* Direct search is not possible during programmed play. If
the number buttons are pressed, that track is added tothe
end of the program.
* Programming is possible with the disc holder open. Track
numbers greater than the number of tracks recorded onthe
disc can be programmed, but will be automatically cleared
before playback begins.
© — The remaining time per track will only be displayed fortrack
numbers 1 through 20.
* — Thetotal program time and remaining program time are not
displayed if tracks greater than track number 20 are
programmed.
* During the four seconds in which “Func01” is iit, the
[ENTER | button can be used to altemately select Accept
Programming Mode and normal playback.
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Repeating Playback
Press the [FUNCTION ]button to display “Func02” on the TRACK NO.
and TIME display.
The “REPEAT indicator blinks when the last mode was normal
playback mode.
Press the button within four seconds after “Func02" has
been accessed to set the repeat function, and the “REPEAT”
indicator will ight.
button. Playback of all tracks are repeated.
Repeating playback may also be set during playback.
‘When the repeat function has been set during programmed playback,
Playback of the programmed track is repeated.
(2)
(1)
Canceling repeating playback
Press the [FUNCTION ]button to display “Func02” onthe TRACK NO.
and TIME display. The “REPEAT indicator will light.
The “REPEAT” indicator blinks when the button is pressed
within four seconds. Four seconds after “Func02" lights, “REPEAT
goes out, and repeating playback is canceled.
During the four seconds in which “Func02”is lit, the button
can be used to aitemately select Accept Repeating Playback Mode
and norma! playback.
This is a convenient feature that will insert 4-second bianks between
tracks, which can be used when recording compact discs on tape.
Auto Space
Press the [FUNCTION ]button to display “Func03” on the TRACK NO.
and TIME display.
The “A.SPACE* indicator blinks when the last mode was normal
Playback mode.
Press the [ENTER ] button within four seconds after “Func03” has
been accessed to set the Auto Space function, and the “A.SPACE"
indicator will light.
Then press the button.
Canceling Auto Space
Press the [FUNCTION Jbutton to display “Func03” on the TRACK NO.
and TIME display. The “A.SPACE" indicator will light.
Press the [ENTER | button within four seconds, and the “A.SPACE*
indicator will blink. Four seconds after “Func03" lights, "A.SPACE*
goes out, and Auto Space is canceled.
During the four seconds in which "Func03" is fit, the button
can be used to altemately select whether or not Accept Auto Space
is effective.
Although 4-second blanks are inserted between tracks, this additional
time is not reflected by the indication on the time remaining display
or time display when the Auto Edit function is engaged.
Time Mode
This function is used to select the desired indication on the TIME
display. The indication on this display will change each time the
functionis chosen. Normally, the elapsed playback time of the current
track is displayed.
When SINGLE is displayed, the remaining time of the current track
is displayed.
When TOTAL is displayed, total playing time of remaining tracks is
displayed.
However, when programmed play is in progress, the total remaining
time of the program is displayed.
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Time Mode Selection
Press the [FUNCTION |buttonto display “Func04” on the TRACK NO.
and TIME display. If the fast mode was “normal”, the “SINGLE”
indicator will blink. When in "SINGLE" mode, the "SINGLE" indicator
tights. When in "TOTAL" mode, the "TOTAL" indicator lights.
Press the button within four seconds after “Func04” has
been accessed to select functions in the cycle "SINGLE* "TOTAL"
normal.
“SINGLE" mode is in effect when the "SINGLE® indicator fights.
"TOTAL" mode is in effect when the "TOTAL indicator lights.
Normal mode is in effect when neither “SINGLE* nor “TOTAL "lights.
[" SINGLE ——» TOTAL -—~ normal |
Auto Edit
The tracks ona CD are automaticatly split into two halves, Side A and
Side B, like an analog disc, with the division at the place between
tracks whichis closest to 1/2 the total playing time, and with the tracks
remaining in the same order.
Setting Auto Edit
Press the [FUNCTION |button to display “FuncEd” on the TRACK NO.
and TIME display.
Press the button within four seconds after “FuncEd” is
accessed to set the Auto Edit function.
The total playing time for the first half and the track numbers on the
calendar are displayed for approximatoly 2 seconds. Next, the same
is done for the second half, after which the unit is automatically set
tothe pause mode at the beginning of the first track. When the[ PLAY ]
or [PAUSE ] button is pressed, playback begins, and the unit is
automatically set to the pause mode at the beginning of the first track
ofthe second halt which was previously displayed. When the|
or[_PAUSE_] button is pressed again, playback begins, and the unit
is automatically set to the stop mode at the end of the last track on the
disc.
This function will only work for discs with a total of 20 tracks or less.
Also, when this function is used the mode is automatically set to the
Program mode, so direct search is not possible.
The auto edit function is cleared when the[_SToP_]buttonis pressed.
The data for the total playing time recorded on the disc and the actual
total playing time of the tracks differ, so there may be a difference
between the time displayed in the stop mode (the total playing time)
and the total of the times of the first and second halves in the auto edit
mode (about 2 seconds).
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TIMER-CONTROLLED PLAYBACK
@ = Operation
1. Tumon the power of all system components.
2. Setthe input selector on the amplifier to correspond to the inputs
the CO player is connected to.
3. Make sure a disc has been loaded in the disc holder.
4. Clack the time on the timer and then set the desired tum-on
time.
5. Tumthe audio timer ON. Poweris turned off automatically in all
components connected to the timer.
6. When the preset turn-on time is reached, power is tumed on in
the system components, and CD playback starts form the first
track.
Power supply outiet
PLAYBACK USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
If the remote control for Denon receivers and amplifiers or a separately
purchased remote contro! unit (RC241) is used, the DCD315 can be
Operated from the optimum listening position.
(1) Inserting the dry cell batteries
1. Remove the battery cover on thie back of the remote control unit.
2. _ Insert dry cell batteries with correct polarity as indicated inside
the battery compartment.
3. Replace the battery cover.
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Notes on the Batteries
* - The remote control unit uses standard size AA dry cell batteries.
* The batteries will need to be replaced approximately once a year.
Replacement may be necessary earlier depending on how much the
remote control unit is used.
« — If, in less than a year from the time new batteries were inserted, the
remote control fails to operate the CD player from a near-by position,
it is time to replace the batteries.
* — Insertthe batteries property, following the polarity diagram inside the
battery compartment, in other words make sure (+) and{-) terminals
are properly aligned.
* Batteries are prone to damage and leakage. Therefore:
* Donot combine new batteries with used ones.
*¢ Donot combine different types of batteries.
* Donot jumper opposite poles of the batteries, expose them to
heat, break them open nor expose of them in open fire.
* — Ifthe remote control unit is not to be used for a long period of time,
remove the batteries from the unit.
* Ifthe batteries have leaked, remove any traces of battery fluid from
the battery compartment, wiping thoroughly with a dry cloth. Then
insert new batteries.
(2) Directions for Use
« Operate the remote contro} unit while pointing it towards the remote
control sensor on the CD player (see below). When a remote contro!
signal is received, the remote contro} indicator on front of the CD
player lights briefly.
* The remote control unit can be used at a distance up to 8 meters in
astraightline from the CD player. This distance decreases if there are
obstructions blocking the signal path or when the remote control unit
is operated at an angle from the remote control sensor.
* The buttons on the remote contro! unit have identical functions with
those on the CD player. However, the following functions cannot be
remote controlled: Power ON/OFF.
Do not press identical buttons on the CD player and remote control
unit simultaneously as this may cause malfunction.
* — Theremote control unit may be difficult to operate if the remote contro!
sensoris exposed to strong light, such as direct sunlight or light from
fluorescent lamps, or if there are obstacles between the remote
control unit and the sensor.
* Direct track selection
Using the track number buttons (1 ~ 10, +10), tracks can be directly
assigned for playback.
* Track selection while programming
Press the program button (PROG) and then the track numbers you
wish to enter into the memory.
Example: PROG + 3 + +104 135...
(Tracks 3, 11,5 and so on are entered into the memory.)
Memorized tracks are erased by pressing the Direct button (DIRECT).
* Correct use of the track number buttons
Direct selection of single-digit tracks is easy by just pressing the
desired track number button. For tracks with numbers trom 114 andon,
first press the +10 button and then a single-digit button. E.9., toselect
track 22, press the +10 button twice and then press the 2 button.
INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
The CO player uses a microcomputer for controlling internal electronic
circuits. In the event that the player is used while a near-by tuner or TV is
tumed on, although unlikely, interference could occur either inthe sound
from the tuner or the picture of the TV. To avoid this, please take the
following precautions:
* Keepthe CD player as far away from the tuner or TV set as possible.
* Keep the power cable and connecting cable of the CD player
separate from the antenna wires of the tuner and TV.
¢ — Interference is particular likely to occur when an indoor antennaora
300-ohm feeder cable is used. Thus, use of an outdoor antenna and
75-ohm coaxial cable is strongly recommended.
TROUBLESHOOTING
tf the CD player does not seem to be functioning properly, check
the following:
Disc holder does not open or close.
*¢ — Is the power on?
When a disc Is loaded, 00 00 00 is displayed.
* ts the disc loaded property? . See page 6
When the play button (> PLAY) is pressed, playback does.
not start.
* Is the disc dirty or scratched? . See page 4
There is no sound, or It is distorted.
¢ — Is the output cord property connected to
the amplifier aoe cresresseeeee SOE page 4
* — Have the amplifier controls been set correctly?
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300-ohm feeder cable 75-ohm coaxial cable
A specific section of the disc will not play.
* — Is the disc dirty or scratched?
Programmed playback does not work.
¢ Have programming been
property done? ........... .... See pages 8, 10
Incorrect operation when buttons on the remote control are pressed.
* _ Isthe remote control unit being operated too far
from the CD player? .... ache soagaleasel
¢ Are there obstacles blocking the ray?
* — Is the remote control sensor exposed to strong light?
° — Are the batteries exhausted?
. See page 4
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SPECIFICATIONS
AUDIO FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAY
No. of Channels: 2 channels Functions: Automatic search, programmed
Frequency Response: 2 ~ 20,000 Hz playback, repeat playback,
Dynamic Range: 95 dB manual search, auto space,
Signal-to-noise Ratio: 104 dB time mode, auto edit
Harmonic Distortion: 0.004% (1 kHz) Display: Track number, time, music calendar,
Separation:
93
dB
(1
kHz)
emphasis
feature
and
engaged
modes
Wow & Flutter: Below measurable limit:
(+0.001% W.peak)
Output Voltage: 2.0V
DISCS Compact Disc format
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Power Supply: 50 Hz, ~ 230 V
Power Consumption: 10 W
Dimensions: 434 (17-3/32") W x 105 (4-1/
8") H x 279 (11-1/32") D
mm
Weight: 3.5 kg
*Design and specifications are subject to change without notice in the course of product improvement.

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DISASSEMBLY
1. LOADER PANEL
As removing front panel in power OFF status, use a screw
driver to insert set Loader panel below hole and rotate
counterclockwise @, pull out disc table @, then detach ® Pull out disc table
Loader panel ©.
@ Remove Loader panel as show as arrow
* Keep the set horizontally.
2. TOP COVER
1. Remove a push rivet @.
(Europe model: last four figures of Ser. No. 0001~06000)
Remove a screws @.
(Europe model: last four figures of Ser. No. 06001 and after)
(U.K model: last four figures of Ser. No. 0001 and after)
2. Remove 4 screws ©.

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3. FRONT PANEL
1. Remove 2 screws © and undo hooks at 3 places.
2. Remove 2 screws @ .
4. REAR PANEL
1. Remove 2 screws @).
2. Remove 2 screws ©.
3. Remove 2 screws ©.

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CONFIRMING METHOD OF SERVO
A
microcomputer
adopted
to
this
unit
has
the
service
programs
so as
to
perform
confirming
more
easily
with
the
operation
buttons.
Digital
servo
adopted
to
this
unit
is
became
automatic
adjustment
status
in
focus
gain
and
tracking
gain.
1. Actuating the Service Program
(1) Press disc holder button, turn power switch OFF.
(2) Shortcircuit the main unit CN505 pint (SWOP) to pin3 (GND).
Note: don’t touch another connector pin.
(3) Turn power switch ON.
(Service program start actuates and displays track No. ai )
Note: The operation buttons do not function when service program actuates.
2. Operation Function at Service Program Actuation
Goeraton Operation Function Explanation
4 OPEN/CLOSE | Opens or closes disc holder button. @ Open or closes only when disc is stopped.
@ Operate other keys after open or close.
Mi
stop
Stops
system
function.
@
Displays
track
number
g
i.
@ Press when adjustment completed or do it again.
p> PLAY Starts Focus servo and disc turns. @ Press when tracking adjustment.
@ When completed, displays track number a Pad .
Ii
PAUSE
Starts
Focus
servo,
Tracking
servo,
Slide
|
@
Pressing
PLAY
button,
starts
Tracking
servo
and
slide
servo.
servo and Spindle servo. @ When completed, displays track number HH 3 ,
Displays a result of Focus gain automatic | @ After completed PAUSE operation, pressing Button 1 of 10-key
adjustment. indicates a result of Focus gain automatic adjustment.
Other Buttons
@ When completed, Display shows:
(Caution)
TRACK TIME
e During the service program is in operation, do not use remote control.
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t AANHAAS
TIME display shows automatic adjustment value.
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Displays: Uf ne 5s~OOne iS or EE: is
@ After completed PAUSE operation, pressing Button 2 of 10-cey
indicates a result of Tracking gain automatic adjustment.
@ When completed, Display shows:
TRACK TIME
- VV Vv
e KXnXXs
TIME display shows automatic adjustment value.
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Displays: us ine Ss ~8E28 isor EEnWe:
@ Never attempt to operate the buttons other than the above.
@ If the buttons are erroneously pressed, promptly turn OFF te power
switch.
Displays a result of Tracking gain
automatic adjustment.
Unable to obtain normal function.
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3. Confirming Method
(1) Required Measuring Equipment
1) Dual-trace oscilloscope
2) Test disc: CA-1094
(2) Check Point
CD Mechanical unit PWB (pattern view)
(3) Confirming Procedure
1) Actuate the service program.
2) Check the value of Focus gain automatic adjustment.
3) Check the value of Tracking gain automatic adjustment.
4) Check for Tracking offset.
5) Finish the service program and return the mode to normal operation (turn ON the power switch in normal manner).
6) Check for HF level.
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—
Confirming Focus Gain
1) Press button. (Track No. indication G3 )
2) Press button. (Track No. indication {- )
3) Check for automatic adjustment value.
Automatic adjustment value: 00m@82s ~ 00M34s (normal temperature) (Test disc: CA-1094)
01m04s ~ 00m28s (0°C~40°C)
Note: As itis a possibility of abnormality in pick-up when automatic adjustment value is EEm01s or less than 00m27s, execute the
confirmation for pick-up according to pick-up replacement standard.
if there is no abnormality in pick-up as described in pick-up replacement standard notes, no problem will occur for disc
playback even though the automatic adjustment value is EEm01s or less than 00m27s.
(5) Confirming Tracking Gain
1) Press button. (Track No. indication g 3 )
2) Press button. (Track No. indication c-)
3) Check for automatic adjustment value.
Automatic adjustment value: 00m81s ~ 00m23s (normal temperature) (Test disc: CA-1094)
01M03s ~ 00M18s (0°C~40°C)
Note: As itis a possibility of abnormality in pick-up when automatic adjustment value is EEm02s or less than 00m22s , execute
the confirmation for pick-up according to pick-up replacement standard.
If there is no abnormality in pick-up as described in pick-up replacement standard notes, no problem will occur for disc
playback even though the automatic adjustment value is EEm02s or less than 00M22s .
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(6) Confirming Tracking offset (E/F Balance)
Connection
CD Mech. Unit
Oscilloscope
(Oscilloscope) _ Push | OPEN/CLOSE ] button and load disc holder
referrence disk.
2. Push| 4 OPEN/CLOSE | button and close disc holder.
0.1v/div 3. Push | ® PLAY] button to turn disc. (Displays track
number §¢ )
4. Short (+)(—) of oscilloscope and check the base line.
5. Confirm that upper and lower amplitude of the waveform is
symmetric against OV.
(7) Confirming HF Level
Connection
CD Mech. Unit
(RFO) TP O
50mvidiv 0.2us/div
or or
20mVidiv 0.5u:s/div
A=1.54~0.85V
© Sét input mode to
ALTERNATE or
CHOPPER.
_ FR\\\EE
Peete ele eeeny
Oscilloscope
. Push} Il PAUSE} button.
(Displays track number 83 )
. Check HF level of oscilloscope.
. Confirm that the waveform is in gor shape.
(eye pattern in center must be able to
discriminate clearly.)

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TEST METHOD FOR HEAT RUN MODE
1. Actuate
While hold pushing > , 6 and 7 buttons simultaneously, turn the unit power on. The remote control sensor indicator will light
to show that the unit is shifted in Heat Run mode.
Press the button to cancel Heat Run mode after loading disc.
2. Operation
1) Heat Run test
During the Heat Run mode to start in Play mode, it makes the unit replays from the first track after opens the loader when
finishing with playing last track. After that, this operation is over again. When disc has over 21 tracks, makes the unit to search
the last track and set operation times.
2) Chucking test
Press|PAUSE | button 2 times in the Heat Run mode, it makes the unit opens the loader, turns the servo ON, reads out TOC,
operates first track search and does over again.
3) Sound out test
During the Heat Run mode, press +10 button to start in Play mode. If it generates over + 8 frame sound out, stop the operate
and display the error message.
3. Error Message
When the system error occurs in the Heat Run mode, display the error message with TRACK and operated times with TIME.
1) E1 error Focus Servo does not activate.
2) E2 error GFS does not drive.
3) E3 eroor No GFS emit.
4) E4 error TOC is unreadable.
5) E5 error Does not turn the Loader switch ON.
6) E6 error Does not turn the Pick-up inner circle switch OFF.
7) E7 error Does not turn the Pick-up inner circle switch ON.
8) E8 error Sound out.
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NOTE FOR HANDING OF THE LASER PICK UP
Judgement standards for PICK-UP Replacement
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1. PICK-UP REPLACEMENT
The pick-up(PU) replacement must be executed upon the following 4 items and found the abnormality in the PU.
When PU is abnormal, please write PU abnormality cause for PU sign column of connecting prompt report of market quality
state clearly.
1) Judgement by confirming of Focus search
(cause of PU abnormality: Focus search does not function.)
2) Judgement by checking of changing PU due to Focus error signal Vre
(cause of PU abnormality: No proper emission of focus error signal (s-curve) VFE)
3) Judgement by checking of changing PU due to Tracking Error signal Vre
(cause of PU abnormality: No proper emission of tracking error signal (traverse waveform) VTE)
4) Judgement by checking of changing PU due to HF level Vir
(cause of PU abnormality: No proper emission of HF waveform)
. DISC TO BE USED FOR CONFIRMATION
Using disc: No. CA-1094
. OTHER CAUSE OF PU CHANGING
Ifit happened other cause of PU replacement except the above-mentioned 4 items, please execute PU replacement and write
this cause for connecting prompt report of market quality state in detail.

1. Judgement by Confirming of Focus Search
(Check for focus search function of PU Lens)
Actuate the service
program.(service mode)
Press[PLAY] button
without loading the disc.
Does PU lens move
up / down?
Yes
Load the adjustment
disc.
Press button.
Perform continuous
focus search. (Note 1)
Trouble may exist in defection
other than PU.
Cause of defection:
1.ls inner Switch OK?
2.1s loading Switch OK?
3.Is slide functioning?
4.ls any melting trace found
around PU lens?
(If yes, this is caused by
other defection, require PU
replacement.) Check for 1 thru
4, etc.
Confirm that the connector
cable is properly inserted.
Does FOK signal
turned "L" to "H"?
Does FOK signal
turned "L" to "H"?
Trouble may exist in PU
abnormality due to FOK.
Execute PU replacement.
(FOK NG)
Perform checking of
item 2. (Next page)
Note 1: Press|PLAY] button continually in FOK measuring.
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2. Judgement by checking of changing PU due to Focus Error signal Vre
(check for proper S-surve)
Load the adjustment disc
(CA-1094). (Note 1)
(service mode)
S-curve wave
Press[PLAY]button.
Perform continuous
focus search. (Note 2)
[0.5V/div]
GND
Observe with
oscilloscope
across test point
FE and VC.
[2msec/div]
Record VrEmax data
with maesuring focus
error signal (S-curve)
3 times.
Is VFEmax shown
more than 1.58V?
Is PU lens
cleaned?
Yes
Clean the PU lens.
(Note 3)
Record Vremax data
with measuring VFE
signal 10 times by turn
disc about approx. 90°.
Trouble may exist in PU
abnormality due to focus
error signal (S-curve) VFE.
Execute PU replacement.
Perform checking of
item 3. (Next page)
Note 1: Adjustment disc (CO-76143) VFE = 1.67 V.
Note 2: Press button continually in VFeE measuring.
Note 3: Gently wipe out the lens surface with a little amount of isopropyl
alcohol soaked lens cleaning paper without apply excessive force to the lens.
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3. Judgement by checking of changing PU due to
(check for proper Traverse waveform)
Actuate the service program.
(service mode)
Load the adjustment disc.
(CA-1094) (Note 1)
Press[PLAY]button, and
display Be.
(focus search only ON)
Observe with oscilloscope
across test point TE and VC.
Measure tracking error
signal.
No
ls VTEmax shown
more than 0.64V?
Yes
Is VTE signal
continuously
shown?
Yes
Perform checking item 4.
(Next page)
Note 1: Adjustment disc (CO-76143) VTE = 0.70 V.
Is PU lens cleaned?
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Tracking Error Signal VTE
1. Tracking error signal level without undulation.
Traverse waveform
[0.5V
/
div]
Haif
turn
of
disc
pool AT
Thin Thick Thin[2msec/div]
VTE
2. Tracking error signal level with undulation.
UML
A
3. Occasionally no tracking error signal level.
atl Maal MMA
aa TN Aa
Thin Thick Thin [2msec/div]
[0.5V / div]
Vie
(2msec/div])
[Defective PU]
GND VTE
No
Clean the PU lens.
Trouble may exist in PU
abnormality due to VTE.
Execute PU replacement.
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4. Judgement by checking of changing PU due to HF level Vir
(check for proper HF waveform)
Actuate the service
program. (service mode)
HF waveform
[0.2V/div]
Load the adjustment
disc (CA-1094), (Note 1)
Press|PAUSE]button,
and playback disc.
(display G3 )
VHF
GND [0.5y/div]
Observe with oscilloscope
across test point RFO
and VC.
Measure RFO level VHF signal
No
Is VHF shown
more than 0.85V
Yes
No
Is PU lens cleaned?
Yes Clean the PU lens.
signal. Execute PU replacement.
No abnormality in PU. PU abnormality due to VHF
Note 1: Adjustment disc (CO-76143) VHF = 0.85 V.
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CXD2515Q Terminal Function
| PinNo. | Symbol | vo fo Function
| 1 —| ~~ SRON | O [Sleddriveoutputsignal. — C—“‘“‘(‘((CN”COC*C*#*#C(#‘*C
| 2 | SRDR | O |Sleddriveoutputsignal. = CC“‘“‘(CSSCOCOC*#C#C#C(C(‘zdC
| 3 | SFON | O |Sleddriveoutputsignal. = C—“‘“‘(‘CSC*C*C*C*‘*@CY
| 4 | TFDR | O |Trackingdriveoutputsignal. — C“‘“‘(‘“CSNCO”*CO*#C*C*C*C*#C*C#*#C*‘*C
| 5 | TRON | O |Trackingdriveoutputsignal. CS
| 6 | TRDR | O_| Tracking drive output signal.
| 7 | TFON | © _| Tracking drive output signal.
| 8 | FFOR | © |Focusdriveoutputsignal. = s—“‘CSCO*C*C*C*;*C‘*dC
| 9 | FRON | O |Focusdriveoutputsignal. == —“‘“‘CSCO™COCOC*;C*‘*C
| 10 | FRDR | O |[Focusdriveoutputsignal. ss C(C‘C‘isdCS
| 11 | FFON | O [Focusdriveoutputsignal.
| 12 | vcoo | O [Osc. circuitoutputforanalogEFMPLL. Cd
| 13 | ~~ vcol_—|_—t=<([ Ose. circuitoutputforanalog EFMPLL. CS
| 14 [| Test | 1 |Testterminal,normallyGND. C—C“‘“‘CCCCidC
| 15 | ~—DVss_— | — [Digitalground — C—“‘“CS*S*S*S*S*S™S”:S:SCSSCSCSCSC‘SC*d
| 16 | TeES2_ | 1 [TestterminalnormallyGND. C“‘CSC‘*dC
| 17 | TES3_ | 1 [Testterminal,normallyGND.
| 18 | PDO | © [ChargepumpoutputforanalogEFMPLL.
| 19 | veco | © [Pltchargepumpoutputforvariablepitch,
| 20 | vcKi_ | 1 [Clockinputfromexternal VCO forvariablepitth, Cd
| 21 [AvD2 ||, ~— | Analog power supply.
| 22 | IGEN | 1 |PowersupplyterminalforOP amplifier. =
| 23 [| avs2 | — |Analogground ss —“‘CSCSC*™*™*™*™*C*C*C*C*C*™*C*C™C*C™*™S™S*SC~C*~CSCSC‘zC
| 24 {| abil__—[_1 [A/Dconverterinputterminal.
| 25) | ADIO, =| ~O [OP amplifieroutputterminl.
| 26 [ RFOC | | |[AFsignalinpu. Ss —C—“‘“‘“‘“CSOCSOCCCOCOCOCOC*#C‘(YTNCNNNC(‘édz
| 27 | TE |_| |Trackingerrorsignalinput, —CCi“‘“CS™SCOOCOC*C‘*zC
| 28 | Se | | [Slederorsignalinput. — C“‘“‘“CSCSC™C™C™*C*C‘isC
| 29 | ~FE |= ~=([Focuserrorsignalinput. —Ci‘“‘CSCSC‘*C
| 30 | vc | 1 [Middlepointvoltage inputtermian. Cd
| 31 [FILO | O |FilteroutputformasterPLL. C‘“‘“C;CS™SC*C*C*‘*C
| 32 [Ful dT tt [FilterinputformasterPLL. CC“‘“CSCSC‘idC
| _33 | PCO | 0 [Charge pump output for master PLL.
| 34 | citv__| 1 [VCOcontrolvoltageinputformaster. Cd
| 35 [| avsi | — [Analogground, —CSOCC“‘“(‘#$SNN’NNCC‘dCS
| 36 =| RAC. | I [eFMsignalinpt = —SSCSC“‘“‘(“$NNC‘édC
| 37 {BIAS | 1 |Asymmetrycircuitconstantcurrentoutpu.
| 3a [ ASyi__| 1 |Asymmetrycomparatorvoltageinput.
| 39 ~[ ~ASYo. | O |[EFMfullswngauput = C—“—s™SsSs—C“‘“‘“‘“SC(‘#éC’
| 40_| Avo | — [Analogpowersuppy. SS —CSCSSCSC“‘SSNSSCC
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