Denon DN-951FA User manual

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SERVICE MANUAL
MODEL DN-951FA
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IMPORTANT TO SAFETY CAUTION:
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1. Handle the power supply cord carefully.
WARNING: Do not damage or deform the power supply cord. If it is
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT damaged or deformed, it may cause electric shock or maifunc-
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. tion when using. When disconnecting it from wail outlet. be
sure to hold the piug attachment. Do not pull on the cord.
2. Do not open the top caver.
in order to prevent etectric shock. do not open the top cover. if
problems occur, contact your DENON dealer.
NOTE:
This CD player uses a semiconductor laser. To ailow you to enjoy
music with stable operation, we recommend to use it in a raom
whose temperature is between 5°C and 35°C.
3. Do not ptace anything inside.
Do not piace metat objects or spill liquid inside the CD player,
Please check to make sure the following items, aside from the as this may result in electric shocks or malfunction.
CD CART PLAYER
(1) Operating instructions ......
(2) Cartridge (ACD-58) ..
= (3) 3P power supply cord .
(4) Spare fuse ....
Please record and retain the modei name and serial number of
your set shown on the rating label.
Spe: Modei No. ON-951FA Serial No,
TABLE OF CONTENTS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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GENERAL ..
Main Features .
DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTION
1) Names and Functions of the Parts
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) Description of the PLAY/PAUSE,
and STDBY/CUE Operations .
8) Moving the Play Start Position
3) Checking the Play Start Position
2) Presettings ... 10) End Monitor ..... aistongestoeeccds 18
3) Connections .... Beast sicath 10,11 11) Selecting the Track to be Played
4) Housing Disc in and Removing Disc Next During Playback ...... 19
from Cartridge (ACD-5B} ....
5) Loading and Unloading the Cartridg:
BASIC OPERATION 00.0... cece eas
12) Selecting the Index Number to be
Played Next During Playback
13} Ending Playback
1) Before Starting a 14) Resetting the Microprocessor ..
2} Selecting the Play Mode fa] BAR CODE AUTO TRACK SELECT SYSTEM 22
3) Selecting Tracks ......-..-.. (&] CLEANING THE OPTICAL PICKUP LENS 23
i 4) Selecting the index Number 14 (6) COMPACT DISCS .....
POS Eira ae eee et §) Starting Playback 15 {2} TROUBLESHOOTING ..
6) Stopping Playback
[] GENERAL
The DN-951FA CD cart player is a table-top cartridge type CD
player designed for use in broadcast stations, for production, etc.
7)
The pickup can be moved to any position on the disc using
the manual search operation.
1) Arotary pulse encoder is used for the selector which selects 8) The signals for the left and right channels can be mixed for
tracks and index numbers, making selection simple. mono output.
When the selector is turned, the track or number display 9) The piaying speed can be varied within the range of 0 to
changes, the search operation starts immediately, and the +3%, by 0.2% step.
pickup moves quickly to the play start position. 10} Discs recorded on the CD cart recorder (DN-7700R} and not
2) Playback signals are output immediately when the play inctuding TOCs can be played.
mode is set. 11) The player can be controlled externally via both parallel and
In addition, delay start can be preset. serial remote connectors.
3) The play time display can be switched between the remain- 12) The player can be connected to the fader switch on a mixing
ing time and the elapsed time, depending on the purpose. control console and fade-started.
4} When the STDBY/CUE button is pressed during piayback, 13) The cartridge system offers the following advantages:
the pickup moves to the position at which the play mode was a) Discs {cartridges} can be ioaded and replaced easily.
last set and the standby mode is set, making it simple to b) The discs are protected from scratches, fingerprints, dust,
check the track which is piaying. etc., allowing stable playback over a long period of time.
_ 5) The last section of that track can be monitored by pressing c) Even when the cartridge is loaded is sticks out partially,
the END MON (end monitor) button during the standby so title labei can be attached to it and discs checked even
a mode. when the cartridge is loaded.
6) An€&.0.M. (End of Message) signal can be emitted when near d} Discs can be stored and arranged right in the cartridges.
the end of playback to warn that playback is about to end.
e} A selection Jabel can be attached to the cartridge to select
and play a certain track.
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[2] DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTION
1) Names and Functions of the Parts
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POWER (Power Switch)
The power turns on when the POWER switch is set to the
ON side. ard turns off when the switch is set to the OFF
side.
Cartridge Tray
This is the tray for inserting a cartridge (ACD-5B)
Display
The display window includes the “TRACK No.”, “INDEX”,
“MIN", “SEC”, and “FRAME” displays, and the "REM",
“VARI”, and “IDX” LEDs.
“VARI", “REM” and “IDX” indicators
VARI: This lights when the playing speed is set at
anything other than standard. (Refer to presetting
on page 9).
REM: This lights when the remaining time is displayed.
'DX: This lights when in the index selection mode.
PLAY MODE (Play Mode Switch)
This is for switching the play mode between the single
track mode (SINGLE) and continuous piay mode (CONT.).
SELECT (Selector Knob)
This knol: ts used to select track and index numbers.
PLAY/PAUSE (Play/Pause Button)
This button is pressed to start playback, or during playback
to set the pause mode.
STDBY/CUE (Standby/Cue Button)
When this button is pressed during playback, the pickup
returns to the position at which playback started, the
standby mode is set, and the button lights (yellow).
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SEARCH (Search Buttons}
These buttons are used to change the position for starting
playback.
TIME (Time Button)
This button is used to switch the time display between the
elapsed time and remaining time.
INDEX {Index Button)
This button is used to switch between the track selection
mode and index number seiection mode.
END MON (End Monitor Button)
This button is pressed during the standby mode to play the
fast section of the track.
* For instructions on setting the playing time, refer to d5-5,
§ and 7 under “Presettings” on Page 9.
LINE OUT L/R (Output Connectors)
1) These are active balanced type outputs using XLR type
connectors.
Connect them to balanced type inputs with an impe-
dance of 600 ohms on an amplifier or console.
Signat layout
Pin 1: Common
Pin 2: Cold
Pin 3 : Hot
Applicable connector: Cannon XLR-3-11C or the equiva-
jent
NOTE: Do not short-circuit the hot or cold pin with the
common pin.
2
3
DIGITAL OUT (Digital Output Connector}
1) This is an active balanced type output using an XiR type
connector.
Connect it to the balanced type digitai input on an
ampiifier or console.
Signal layout
Pin 1: Common
Pin 2 : Cold
Pin 3: Hot
Applicable connector: Cannon XLR-3-11C or the equiva-
tent
NOTE: When using the digital output, set preset item d3-8
to “1”,
2
3
LEVEL L/F (Output Level Controls)
These adjust the levet of the audio signals output from the
LINE OUT L/R ® connectors.
PHONES (Headphones Jack}
Connect headphones with an impedance of 30 to 40 ohms.
REMOTE (Remote Control Connector}
1} This is a connector for paraliel remote connection
The player can be controtled remotely with a dry contact
circuit connection.
2} Applicable connector: 25-pin D-sub plug
3) Signal layout
FG -
PLAY TALLY oO j TTL (lol=a8_ mA}
PLAY COMMAND I HCMOS [lie-3 mA)
PAUSE TALLY QO | TT {iol=48 mAl}
PAUSE COMMAND | | HCMOS {lix-3 mA)
STDBY/CUE TALLY Cc Yt (lol=48 mA)
STDBY/CUE COMMAND ' HCMOS [lim=~3 mA)
INDEX 2/3 TALLY O 4TTL Qol=48 mA}
RACY (+) COMMAND ! HCMOS fii--3 mA}
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TRACK (-) COMMAND ' HCMOS {It=-3 mA)
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SEARCr’ (FWD) COMMAND ' HCMOS ili=-3 mA)
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SEARCH (REV) COMMAND ' HCMOS {li=—3 mA}
NC =
FADER START \ PHOTO COUPLER
{t=-10 mA}
TALLY POWER SUPPLY oO +5V, 20mA
CO'IMAND COMMON -
CO;AMAND COMMON ~
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E.O.M./INDEX 2/INDEX 3 DRY CONTACT
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DEX 2/HNDEX 3 DRY CONTACT
RS422A (Remote Controt Connector}
1} This is @ connector for serial remote connection.
The ployer can be connected to and controiled trom a
personal computer or other external controtler.
2) Applicable connector: 9-pin D-sub ptug
3) Baud rate: 9600bps
4) Signal :ayout
Signal
F.GROUND
S.GROUND
TxD {RETURN} RS422A
TxD RS4224
RxD RS422A
RxD {RETURN} RS422A
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Insert the included power cord here.
@ Fuse Holder
© Toreplace the fuse, use small screwdrivers, etc., to push
the catches {A} and {B) at the top and bottom of the
holder inward and remove the fuse holder outward
© Replace the old fuse with one with the rating indicated
on the panel.
Type of fuse: T1.00 A 125 V for 120 V operation
T315 mA 250 V for 230/240 V operation
e@ PRESET VOLTAGE CHANGE
DN-951FA allows selection of either 120 V, 230 V or 240-V
operation. The unit has been preset at 240 V prior to shipment
except for U.S.A. & Canada. In order to use the unit at 120 V or
230 V, follow the procedures below.
1. The fuse holder serves as a voltage selector.
2. Turn the voitage selector biock so that the proper vaitage
setting (120 or 230) appears in the indication window and refit
it.
Be sure to replace a fuse described in the above when operate
the unit with 120 V.
3. Press in the fuse holder back to the main body. Make sure of
the click action of the fixing tabs for secure fitting.
Fuse holder
Indication window
Fuse hoide:
Voltage selector block
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2) Presettings e@ Table of preset functions (Note: 10] and [1] indicate settings upon shipment from the factory.}
e Setting procedure
@ DEX __TIME_ENO MON * The presettings can only set when no cartridge (disc) is loaded or when cartridge (disc)
is toaded and in the standby mode.
Press the STDBY/CUE button once while holding in the INDEX and TIME buttons.
The “d1” preset mode (for example d / &/ 12 20 DD) appears on the display, and the
settings can now be changed.
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where
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can
change
modes.)
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* To change the setting from “d1” to “d2”, “d3", etc., press the STDBY/CUE button the
number of times necessary while holding in the INDEX and TIME buttons. oe END OF MESSAGE
Hs ANNAN di — d2 — d3 ~~ d4 ~ d5 ~ d6 — d7
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Flashing End of preset setting mode ENABLE
10] ni} [0]
INDEX INDEX EON.
INHIB 32 ‘INDEX
@ e Turn the SELECT knob to change the position which is flashing. 1]
coe coga The flashing position moves to the right when the knob is turned clockwise, and to the VARIABLE SPEED
left when the knob is turned counterclockwise.
{0} {0} 1: 10)
7 PLAYER ID
* Description of preset functions
= “7 {off ~ 0, on = 1. The “*” mark indicates settings upon shipment from the factory.)
d / 0} Boo co =| {1-1} MONO * [0]: L/R stereo signals output
" 0}: L/R signals output mixed.
Flashing {d1-2, 3 and 4) CUE DETECT LEVEL:
{d1-2] [d1-3} {d1-4] Detection level
0 0 o 2
1 0 0 -72 dB
te) 4 0 -66 dB
@ @ Press the SELECT knob to change the “0” or “1” setting. * 1 1 0 ~60 dB
The INDEX x 10 indicator on the dispiay window changes from “0” to “1”. 0 0 1 —54 dB
Press the knob again to change the setting back from “1” to “0” | 0 1 48 dB
6 1 a -42 dB
1 1 1 -36 dB
* |] indicates the setting is turned on. {d1-5, 6 and 7] FADE IN DURATION
[0] indicates the setting is turned off. [d1-5] {d1-6} [d1-7) Fade in time
Set to on or off as necessary for that function. * 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 10 msec
TRO
[d 101 ijo09 = 0 1 0 30 msec
4 1 0 53 msec
Flashing ie) 0 1 106 msec
1 0 1 148 msec
Figure 3 0 1 1 185 msec
1 1 a] 247 msec
To turn off the preset setting moce:
Repeat step @ above, press the STD3Y/CUE button until “d7” is displayed, then press it once again. The new preset setting moae is
memorized. The display reads as it was before the settings were started.
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REMOTE INHIBIT * {0):
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SWITCHINHIBIT * [0]:
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Frame not displayed during playback.
Frame displayed during playback.
Elapsed time displayed when power turned on.
Remaining time displayed when power turned on.
Track ends not detected during search operation.
Track ends detected during search operation.
Stop mode set when piayback ends.
When playback ends, pickup returns to starting position and standby mode set.
Buttons other than the ones below also function during playback.
Buttons other than the PLAY MODE, TIME, PLAY/PAUSE and RESET buttons
do not function during playback.
PLAY indicator remains turned off (without flashing) during EOM operation,
PAUSE indicator remains turned off when playback ends, and STDBY/CUE
indicator remains turned off during search operstion.
PLAY indicator flashes during EOM operation, PAUSE indicator flashes when
playback ends, and STDBY/CUE indicator flashes during search operation.
“REMOTE” command accepted.
“REMOTE” command not accepted
No front panel buttons other than PLAY MODE, TIME and RESET buttons function.
All buttons function.
[d3-3, 4 and 5) E.0.M.: (PLAY/PAUSE button flashes green)
{d3-8]
[d4-1}
(d4-2}
{d4-3}
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0 0 5 sec
1 0 10 sec
1 0 15 sec
0 1 20 sec
0 1 25 sec
1 1 30 sec
1 1 35 sec
Standard playback mode
Only audio data output from digital output
Digital output priority mode.
Audio data and subcodes output from digital output
DSP functions (FADE IN, MONO) inhibited.
Standard playback mode. (Always leave this at [0}. The player cannot be used
if set to [1}.)
Discs played al standard speed
Discs played at speed set by variable speed presetting [d6-1, 2, 3 and 4).
Bar code plate function inhibited.
When cartridge with bar code plate inserted, standby mode set at track indicated
by bar code.
(d4-6] Delay start time setting
0 0 msec
0 100 msec
1 200 msec
1 300 msec
Mode for playing normal discs including TOCs. (Discs without TOCs cannot be played.)
Discs recorded on a CD recorder {(DN-7700R, €:c.) without TOCs can be played.
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[d5-3}
[d5-4}
NEXT TRACK STANDBY
* 10):
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INDEXINHIBIT * [0]:
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INDEX 3/2 {0}:
* (1):
EOM/INDEX * [0):
(1):
FADER START MODE SELECT
{0}:
* (11:
{d5-5, 6 and 7} END MONITOR:
[d5-8]
1d5-5}
0
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INDEX 2 * (0):
{1}:
When playback ends, next operation performed according to “RE CUE” setting.
When playback ends, standby mode set at next track. (“RE CUE” setting ignored.)
Index numbers can be selected.
Index numbers cannot be selected.
“INDEX 2 TALLY” output from REMOTE connector pins 24 and 25.
(Not valid when (d5-3] set to {1].)
“INDEX 3 TALLY” output from REMOTE connector pins 24 and 25.
(Not valid when {d5-3} set to [1].)
“INDEX TALLY” (set by INDEX 3/2 |d5-2}) output from REMOTE connector
pins 24 and 25.
“EOM TALLY” output from REMOTE connector pins 24 and 25.
Piayer starts when fader switch turned on.
Player starts when fader switch turned on, set io pause mode when fader
switch turned off.
[d5-6] |d5-7} End monitor time setting
0 0 End monitor off.
5 sec
10 sec
15 sec
20 sec
25 sec
30 sec
1 1 35 sec
“INDEX 3 TALLY” output from REMOTE connector pin 17.
“INDEX 2 TALLY” output from REMOTE connector pin 17
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[d6-1, 2, 3 and 4} VARHABLE SPEED: This sets the playing speed within a range of 0 to 3% when {d4-2] is set to [1].
(d6-5]
16-6]
{d6-1]
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SKIP TRACK {0}:
END MARK * 10)
{1]-
{d6-2] {d6-3] |d6-4}
0 0 0
Playback speed
0.0% (Standard speed)
+0.2%
+0.4%
+0.6%
+0.8%
+1.0%
41.2%
+1.4%
+1.6%
+1,8%
+2.0%
+2.2%
+2.4%
+2.6%
+2.8%
1 1 1 +3.0%
Skip track piayback as set in the TOC is possible when playing CDR discs
Skip track playback as set in the TOC is not possible when piaying COR discs
The track end position does not change even if the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed
Guring the end monitor mode
The position at which the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed during the end monitor
function becomes the track end position.
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player
with
commands
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from
the
RS-422A
connector.
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When
severai
units
are
connected
via
the
RS-422A
connector,
separate
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must
be
set
for
each
of
them.
{d7-1] — [d?-2)—td?-3] id7-4) ID
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0) 1 0) Cy) 2
1 1 0 Cy) 3
0 i) 1 0 4
; 0 1 Cy) 5
0 1 1 0 6
1 1 1 0 7
Q 0 Cy) i 8
1 0 0 1 9
0 1 0 1 10
1 1 0 1 n
0 0 1 1 12
1 0 1 1 13
0 1 : 1 14
1 1 1 1 15
e Resetting to the default settings
Turn the POWER switch on while holding in the INDEX and TIME buttons.
All values are reset to the values indicated on the “Tabie of preset functions”
3) Connections
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3)-1 Output signal connections
@ Analog output signal connections
Connect
the
player's
output
connectors
(LINE
OUT
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to
the
baianced
inputs
on
an
amplifier
or
console
using
3-pin
cords.
@ Digital output signal connections
To
use
the
digital
output,
connect
the
player's
output
connector
(DIGITAL
OUT)
®
to
the
balanced
digital
input
on
an
amplifier or console using a 3-pin cord.
NOTES:
1) When using the digital output, set preset item d3-8 to “on”
2) To send the digital output to an unbalanced circuit, do so via a balanced/unbalanced conversion circuit.
Balanced / unbalanced conversion circuit
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3)}-2 Remote signal connections
@ Parallel remote signal connections
To use the player remotely, connect the remote connector (REMOTE) ® with the remote control circuit using a 25-pin D-sub
cord.
NOTE: When using parallel remote connections, set preset item d3-1 to “off”
@ Seriat remote signa! connections
To use the piayer connected to a controiler or personal computer, connect the remote connector (RS422A) ® to the
controller using a 9-pin D-sub cord
3)-3. Power supply connections
Connect the piayer to a power supply vaith the preset voltage (as shown on the fuse holder window) using the included power
cord. Make sure the POWER switch is turned off when doing so.
3)-4 Remote contro! connections
To contro! the DN-951FA remotely, refer to the example of remote control cannections given below.
<a TRACK > FADER SWIiCH
STD BY/CUE PAUSE PLAY
SEARCH
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4) Housing Disc in and Removing Disc from Cartridge (ACD-5B)
To piay a compact disc on this player. the disc must be housed in the exclusive cartridge and the cartridge must be loaded into the
player. The feature of the ACD-5B cartridge is that it can be used to house and store the disc, and loaded as such into the piayer.
Procedure
@ Housing and Removing Disc
@ Loading the Cartridge
Load the cartridge in the direction of the arrow (1).
(Check that the cartridge is placed in the proper direction.)
. To house the disc in the cartridge, open the cover in the
direction of the arrow, then insert the disc with the labelled
side {printed side} facing upward.
2. To remove the disc from the cartridge, hold the center hole
of disc with one finger and another along the outside of the
disc.
Note: Be careful not to touch the recorded surtsce of the
disc, or fingerprints may cause skips
Top cover
Compact disc
Canridge
Labelled side
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@ Fastening the Cartridge Top Cover
Put the included screw (M2x4 CBTS-P) through the back of the
cartridge and tighten it into the top cover so that the cartridge
will not open.
@ Indicates the position tor attaching the title label
Figure 8
5) Loading and Unloading the Cartridge
@ Loading the Cartridge
Load the cartridge slowly and firmly.
Insert the cartridge into the cartridge tray by pressing on the
front center.
When it is fully inserted, the cartridge tray is lowered and the
disc is loaded.
Note: © Be sure to load the cartridge in the proper direction.
*® Only use DENON-specified cartridges. Otherwise,
the loading mechanism or disc may be damaged
@ When the disc is housed improperly in the car-
tridge, the “TRACK No.” displays “00” after the
cartridge is toaded into the unit.
e If the disc is dirty or scratched, the player will not
cue the beginning of the track when the cartridge is
loaded. in this case, error message numbers
(°84"|"85","86","87" or “88") will be displayed on
the SEC windows to show kind of failure. If this
happens, house the disc properly or replace the
disc.
@ Unloading the cartridge
To untoad the cartridge, gently lift the lower center part of the
protruding portion of tne cartridge tray. The cartridge tray wilt
rise to its original position and the cartridge will be pushed out
from the cartridge tray, at which point it can be removed.
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Note:
1. Do not subject the cartridge to strong shocks or drop it from
high places, or this may damage it.
2. Do not store for long periods of time in hot, humid places or in
direct sunlight, as this may cause the cartridge to change
colors or warp.
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[3] BASIC OPERATION
1} Before Starting
@ Turn the power on.
@ Load a cartridge.
@ Set the presettings according to the purpose. (Refer to “Presettings” on Page 6.)
* Steps @ and @ above can be performed in reverse order.
2) Selecting the Play Mode
© Set the PLAY MODE selector to SINGLE or CONT.
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3) Selecting Tracks
© Set the track selection mode. (The IDX LED should be off.)
INDEX TIME END MON If the IDX LED is on, press the INDEX button to turn it off.
real
* If the SELECT knob is pressed in and turned, the track
number increases or decreases by 10 tracks per step.
Turn clockwise. Turn counterclockwise
The track number changes
as follows (for a disc con-
taining four tracks]:
(eee esl
The track number changes
as follows (for a disc con-
taining four tracks):
[ee ee
0201854828
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Flashes
@
When
atrack
is
se'ected,
that
e
The
STOBY/CUE
When
the
search
operation
is
com-
track
number
is
displayed.
indicator
flashes
pleted,
the
time
is displayed
and
the
(In
this
case
track
2
is
during
the
search
STDBY/CUE
indicator
stops
fiashing,
selected.) operation. remaining it.
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© If the selected track ices not exist on the disc, the TRACK No. display flashes. Check the track numbers.
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4} Selecting the Index Number
There is no need to select index numbers when starting from the beginning of a track.
INDEX __TIME__END_MON
Turn clockwise.
The index number changes
as follows (for a track con-
taining tour index numbers):
Ins + 02 +03 + 04
@ Set the index selection mode. {The IDX LED should be on.)
if the IDX LED is off, press the INDEX button to turn it on
Turn counterciockwise.
The index number changes
as follows (for a track con
taining four index numbers):
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Sead bee
2 O23
Be 02 0548 28
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Flashes
@ When an index number is The STDBY/CUE When the search operation is com-
selected, that index number indicator flashes pleted, the time is displayed and the
is disptayed. during the search STDBY/CUE indicator stops fiashing,
(In this case index number 2 operation. remaining Sit.
is selected.)
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@ If the selected index number does not exist on that track, the INDEX display flashes. Check the index numbers
*® Select the index number after selecting the track. If a track is selected after an index number, that index number is cieared
* If the SELECT knob is pressed in and turned, the index
number increases or decreases by 10 index per step.
5) Starting Playback
Playback starts when the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed during the pause or standby.
(Playback starts with no time delay, so songs can be switched smoothty.)
In the pause mode in the standby mode
Flashes iyeliow)
STOBY CLE
STOBY CUE
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button
STOBY/CUE,
Playback starts.
Lit (green)
STDBY/CUE
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6) Stopping Playback
Playback can be stopped in the middle of a track either by pausing or by back-cuing.
During playoack
PLAY/PAUSE button is iit
(Flashing during EOM.)
Lit {green}
C BACK CUE
stDay CUE
Press the
PLAY/PAUSE button
Lit (yellow)
Press the STDBY/CUE button.
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Pause mode set
PLAY/PAUSE button flashes
Flashes (yellow)
Lit lyeliow?
‘SIDBY CUE
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lt no track or index number is selected for next play, the
back cue operation is pertormed
(If a track or index number is selected tor next play, the
standby mode is set at the beginning of that track or
index number.*
The STDBY/CUE button first flashes. then stops
flashing (remaining lit} when the operation is com:
pleted.
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7) Description of the PLAY/PAUSE, and STDBY/CUE Operations
e Each gress of the PLAY/PAUSE button causes the operation to change from play to pause or from pause back to play.
@ The play operation of this CD player is performed via DSP (Digital Signal Processor) and memory, so the audio starts instantly atter
the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed.
e Pressing the STOBY/CUE button during disc play resets the CD to the position at which play was started. (This is called the back
cue function.)
The steps through which disc play is performed when the PLAY/PAUSE and STDBY/CUE buttons are pressed are described with the
aid of the following illustrations in Figures 14 through 16.
PLAY and PAUSE
Press the Press the
PLAY/PAUSE button PLAY/PAUSE button Press the
, AY Pp PLAY/PAUSE button
Position on
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= Play interval ! t l Play interval !
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Disc pauses at this position
Figure 14
Pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button starts the disc play, the advancement of which is illustrated by the arrows of Figure 14. Pressing
the PLAY/PAUSE button again during disc play causes the play operation to pause, and pressing this button once more causes the
disc to be played again.
PLAY and CUE
Press the
PLAY/PAUSE button Press the STDBY/CUE button
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Y
Position
on
0
the
disc
>
Play
interval
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Back cue operation
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Pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button starts the disc. Pressing the STOBY/CUE button will reset the disc to the position where play
was started. By alternately pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button and the STDBY/CUE button, the disc may be played from the same
position any number of times. This function is called back cue.
PLAY, PAUSE, and CUE
Press the Press the
PLAY/PAUSE button PLAY/PAUSE button press the Press the STDBY/CUE button
p PLAY/PAUSE button
Y Position on
0 the disc
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When piay has been paused and is then Z]
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Back cue operation
cue will 2 updated.
Figure 16
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8) Moving the Play Start Position
When a track is selected and the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed, playback begins from the beginning of that track. To start from a
different position, use the following procedure to find the desired position.
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(For elapsed time)
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Each press of the SEARCH button causes 1 frame to change. (The
frame is indicated at the FRAME portion of the disptay.} Each frame
is 1/75th of a second.
Press once. ‘
(The
"MIN"
Continuing
to
press
down
on
the
SEARCH
button
provides
an
indicator
flashes.)
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automatic
change
of
frames,
the
speed
of
which
increases
while
the
button is pressed.
While
monitoring
the
sound,
press
the
SEARCH
button
until
you
come
close
to
the
desired
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SEARCH
oe
Position,
in
the
track.
Holding
the
SEARCH
button
down
allows
“course”
searching.
th One press at a time
While
monitoring
the
sound,
press
the
SEARCH
button
a
number
of
times
to
find
the
desired
position.
This
allows
“fine”
searching.
t
H
I
Mes
'f
you
go
past
the
desired
position,
return
by
pressing
the
(€@
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button
a
few
times
to
back
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SEARCH
up.
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When
the
desired
start
position
has
been
found,
press
the
STDBY/CUE
button.
The
sound
will
mute
and
the
light
of
the
STDBY/CUE
button
will
flash.
When
the
STDBY/CUE
button
stops
flashing,
playback
is
ready.
Flashes
Pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button will start the play operation
The PLAY/PAUSE button will light steadily.
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9) Checking the Play Start Position
After selecting the track or after changing the play start position with the SEARCH button, use the foilowing procedure to repeatedly
check the position at which play will start.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button
Check that play will start from the desired position.
NOTE:
Once you have set up 2 new start position within a track, do not press the PAUSE or
i SEARCH buttons. Pressing these buttons wili change your start position.
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position.
Figure
10) End Monitor
The end section of a track can be ptayed at the touch of a
bution.
This function comes in very handy to check how the track
In the standby mode
The STDBY/CUE button
is lit.
Press the END MON
button
ENO MON
The end of the track at
which the standby mode
is set is played
Playing time: 0 to 35
seconds in 5-second
PLAY/PAUSE
STDAY/CUE steps can be presetting.
(Refer to “Presetting” on
page 6)
When playback ends, the pickup
returns and the standby made is set.
Press the STDBY/CUE button after checking the stast position.
The piayer will return to the position where play was started
When the STDBY/CUE button stops flashing, it is ready to start again.
If the play start position is not to your liking, use the search function to change the
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NORMAL END MONITOR
Standby
position Press the End of track
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End monitor q
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Play interval
END MARK PLAY SETTING
Press the End of play
PLAY/PAUSE Position
Standby button i End of
position Press the (END MARK) aot, track
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END
MON
button
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Play interval
Set preset switch d6-6 ("End Mark”) to the on position
When the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed during the end
monitor interval, the end mark is memorized at that position
and that position becomes the end of play position.
@ The disc can now be played from the standby position to the
end of play position.
The time indication shows the time of this interval
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11) Selecting the Track to be Played Next During Playback
The next track to be played can be selected during playback by turning the SELECT knob when in the track selection mode
During playback of track 1 (for example)
Lit (green)
STOBY/CUE
Check that the track selection mode is set (the IDX LED should be off}
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PLAY/PAUSE,
Lit {yellow)
As soon as track 1 ends. the beginning of the
track selected during playback is found and the
Standby mode is set.
(playback interrupted!
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The number of the selected track is displayed on the “TRACK No.” indicator.
If the track currently playing is selected, the “TRACK No.” indicator fiashes
tapidly to indicate that the selected track is the track which is currently
playing.
When the play mode is set to “CONT.":
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As soon as track 1 ends, playback of the track
selected during playback begins.
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The beginning of the selected'track is found and the
standby mode is set
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