Fisher DAC-9025 User manual

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Bedienungsanleitung
Mode d’emploi
Operating Instructions
Bruksanvisning
Gebruiksaanwijzing
Kayttdohje
Digital-CD-Wechsler/Halbautomatisch
Plattenspieler DAC-9025 mit
Infrarot-Fernbedienung RDAC-143
Changeur de disque compact/platine
tourne-disque semi-automatique DAC-9025
avec télécommande sans fil RDAC-143
Digital Compact Disc Changer/Semi-
Automatic Turntable DAC-9025 with
Wireless Remote Control RDAC-143
Digital CD-vaxlare/halvautomatisk
skivspelare DAC-9025 med tradlés
fjarrkontroll RDAC-143
Digitale kompakt diskwisselaar/half-
automatische draaitafel DAC-9025 met
draadioze afstandsbediening RDAC-143
Digitaalinen laserlevyvaihtaja/puoll-
automaattinen levysoitin DAC-9025,
jossa on johdoton kaukosdadin RDAC-143

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BEDIENUNG IN KURZE 9
Abspielen einer Schallplatte 10
Handhabung der CD-Platten ww. «10
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Programmierte Wiedergabe 13
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Die Fernbedienung RDAC-143 . 15
Pflege und Wartung ....... 16
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General
Information
This
manual
is
designed
to
provide
all
the
necessary
information
and
instructions
for
successful
operation
of
your
FISHER
CD-Changer/
Turntable.
If
you
are
installing
the
unit
yourself,
please
pay
careful
at-
tention
to
the
section
on
connecting
the
CD-changer/turntable
to
other
units
in
your
audio
system.
Complete
information
is
given
on
the
fol-
lowing
pages.
This
unit
has
been
adjusted
for
operation
on
AC
220V,
50Hz.
Your
FISHER
CD-changer/turntable
is
designed
to
be
insensitive
to
temperature
and
voltage
changes
under
normal
conditions.
For
longer
service
life
and
operating
safety,
the
CD-changer/turntable
should
not
be
placed
near
sources
of
extreme
heat
(close
to
heating
units,
radi-
ators,
or
in
direct
sunlight),
or
areas
of
high
humidity
or
moisture.
Voltage
fluctuations
greater
than
+10%
can
lead
to
poor
performance
or
breakdown.
Should
you
have
questions
on
these
points,
please
ask
your
FISHER
dealer
for
further
information.
Follow
the
connection
and
operating
instructions
carefully
in
a
step-
by-step
manner
and
within
a
short
time,
you
will
have
gained
all
the
knowledge
needed
for
successful
operation
of
your
FISHER
CD-
changer/turntable.
Before
you
switch
on
your
unit
for
the
first
time,
please
check
that
all
connections
and
installation
requirements
have
been
completed.
The
VOLUME
control
on
the
amplifier
should
be
set
to
the
minimum
posi-
tion.
Safety Tips
e@
Select
the
installation
location
of
your
unit
carefully.
Avoid
placing
it
in
direct
sunlight.
Also
avoid
locations
subject
to
vibration
and
excessive
dust,
heat,
cold
or
moisture.
Keep
away
from
sources
of
hum,
such
as
transformers
or
motors.
@
Do
not
use
this
unit
where
there
are
extremes
in
temperature
(below
41°F/5°C
or
exceeding
95°F/35°C).
@
Do
not
open
the
cabinet
as
this
might
result
in
damage
to
the
set
or
electrical
shock.
@
Be
sure
your
hands
are
clean
when
handling
discs.
Never
insert
a
disc
which
has
a
crack
on
its
surface.
@
When
disconnecting
the
power
cord
from
the
AC
outlet,
always
grasp
it
by
the
plug.
Never
pull
the
cord.
@
Do
not
use
force
when
operating
the
switches
and
buttons.
@
Before
connecting
or
disconnecting
a
unit
from
your
audio
system,
be
sure
to
switch
off
the
power
to
each
unit.
@
If
this
compact
disc
changer
interferes
with
the
tuner,
switch
off
the
CD
changer
while
the
tuner
is
being
used.
@
Before
moving
the
set,
be
sure
to
disconnect
the
power
cord
and
all
connecting
cables.
e@
ifthe
unit
malfunctions,
do
not
open
the
cabinet
to
attempt
repairs
yourself.
Always
request
service
at
an
authorized
FISHER
service
center.
@
Do
not
attempt
to
clean
the
unit
with
chemical
solvents
as
this
might
damage
the
finish.
Use
a
clean,
dry
cloth.
e@
Keep
this
manual
in
a
safe
place
for
future
reference.
Remote
Control
Battery
Installation
(Fig.
2)
Remove
the
rear
cover
of
the
remote
contro!
by
sliding
it
in
the
direc-
tion
of
the
arrow.
install
two
AAA
(UM-4,
Microzelle,
R03)
size
batteries
(not
included).
Be
sure
to
match
the
(+)
and
(—)
signs
on
the
batteries
with
the
(+)
and
(—)
signs
inside
the
remote
control.
If
the
batteries
sare
installed
incorrectly,
the
remote
control
will
not
work
and
damage
may
result.
Replace
the
rear
cover.
CAUTION:
-Remove
the
batteries
from
the
remote
control
if it
will
not
be
used
for
a
long
time.
Worn
out
batteries
may
leak
and
damage
the
remote
con-
trol.
Assembling The Unit
1.
Carefully
unpack
the
unit
and
remove
the
turntable
platter
and
dust
cover
from
the
package.
The
rubber
mat
is
packed
separately
in
the
plastic
bag.
2.
Turn
the
turntable
spindle
clockwise,
until
the
non-serrate
section
of
the
drive
gear
is
visible
and
positioned
as
pictured
in
the
illus-
tration
(Fig.
3).
;
3.
Install
the
turntable
drive
belt
(which
is
located
on
the
turntable
belt
flange)
onto
the
pulley.
See
“Mounting
The
Turntable
Drive
Belt”.
Make
sure
that
the
belt
is
not
twisted.
4.
Place
the
rubber
mat
onto
the
turntable
platter
(Fig.
4).
5.
Place
the
45
rpm
record
adapter
into
the
storage
recess
on
the
base
(Fig.
4).
6.
Unfasten
and
remove
the
string
or
twist-tab
wire
that
secures
the
tonearm
during
shipment.
7.
Remove
the
stylus
cover
before
playing
a
record
(Fig.
4).
Fig. 3
a) Drive Gear
b) Spindle
Fig. 4
a) Dust Cover
b) Turntable Platter
c) Pulley
d) 45 rpm Record Adapter Recess
e) Rubber Mat
f) String
g) Spindle
h) Stylus Cover
Mounting
The
Turntable
Drive
Beit
IMPORTANT NOTES:
@
Make
sure
your
hands
are
clean
and
dry
before
you
handle
the
turntable
belt.
If
the
belt
gets
wet
or
dirty
it
may
slip
during
turn-
table
operation.
@
Make
sure
that
the
turntable
drive
belt
lies
flat
in
the
center
of
the
Turntable
Belt
Flange,
and
is
not
twisted
(Fig.
5).
Step 1
Turn
the
Turntable
Platter
upside
down.
Place
the
Turntable
Belt
over
the
2-prong
Disc
No.
2
Sensor
(Fig.
5),
then
turn
the
platter
right
side
up.
Fig. 5
a) Turntable Belt Flange
b) Turntable Belt
c) Disc No. 2 Sensor
Step 2
Hold
the
Turntable
Platter
with
the
2-prong
Disc
No.
2
Sensor
over
the
Pulley (Fig. 6).
Fig. 6
a) Spindle
b) Compact Disc Arm
c) Pulley
Step 3
Tilt
the
Turntable
Platter
toward
the
Pulley
and
slide
it
under
the
Com-
pact
Disc
Arm,
then
lay
it
down
flat
(Fig.
7).
—
The
hole
in
the
middle
of
the
platter
fits
over
the
spindle.
Fig. 7
a) Turntable Platter
b) Turntable Belt
c) Spindle
d) Compact Disc Arm

Step 4
Gently
rotate
the
Turntable
Platter
clockwise,
until
the
2-prong
Disc
No.
2
Sensor
is
visible
through
the
window
on
the
back
of
the
unit
(Fig.
8).
Gently
take
the
beit
off
of
the
2-prong
Disc
No.
2
Sensor
with
your
finger
and
let
it
go.
The
belt
snaps
into
place
on
the
Pulley.
Fig. 8
a) Spindle
b) Compact Disc Arm
c) Window
If
the
turntable
does
not
operate
properly,
remove
the
Turntable
Platter
and
repeat
steps
1
~
4.
Mounting The Dust Cover (Fig. 9)
Slide
the
dust
cover
onto
the
hinges
on
the
rear
of
the
unit.
Be
sure
that
both
hinges
are
fully
inserted
into
the
notches
on
the
dust
cover.
Fig. 9
a) Dust Cover
b) To attach
c) To remove
d) Hinge
Connections
1. LINE OUT PHONO Jacks
Use
the
supplied
audio
cable
to
connect
these
jacks
to
the
PHONO
jacks on the amplifier as shown in Fig. 10.
2. GND (GROUND) Terminal
Connect
the
supplied
ground
wire
to
the
GND
terminal
on
this
unit
and
the
GND
terminal
on
the
amplifier
as
shown
in
Fig.
10.
3. LINE OUT CD Jacks
Use
the
supplied
audio
cable
to
connect
these
jacks
to
the
CD
jacks on the amplifier as shown in Fig. 10.
4. REMOTE CONTROL Jack
Connect
the
supplied
remote
control
cable
to
the
REMOTE
CON-
TROL
jack
on
this
unit
and
the
CD
REMOTE
CONTROL
jack
on
the
CA-9040 amplifier as shown in Fig. 10.
5. AC Power Cord
After
completing
all
the
connections,
set
the
CD-changer/turn-
table’s
POWER
switch
to
off,
then
connect
the
CD-changer/
turntable’s power cord to a 220V AC outiet.
CAUTION:
Loose
or
incorrect
connections
will
result
in
poor
sound
or
improper
operation.
Fig. 10
a) DAC-9025 (Partial Back Panel)
b) Amplifier (Partial Back Panel)
QUICK OPERATION
Controls (Fig. 11)
1. Compact Dise Arm
2. Disc Trays
3. Turntable Platter/Carousel
4. Turntable Spindie
5. Rubber Mat
6. Cueing Lever
7.
Lock
Lever
(on
the
arm
rest)
8. Tonearm
9. Cartridge Shell
10.
MODE
(ANALOGUE/CD)
Button
11.
SPEED
SELECT
Button
12.
45
rpm
Record
Adapter
13. POWER Switch
14. Infrared Sensor Window
15. Display Panel (Fig. 12)
A) PLAY Indicator
B) ANALOGUE Indicator
C) DISC NUMBER Display
D) TRACK NUMBER Display
E) RPM NUMBER Display
F) INDEX NUMBER Display
G) EDIT Indicator
H) INTRO Indicator
1) RANDOM Indicator
J) MEMORY Indicator
K) ONE REPEAT/ALL REPEAT Indicators
L) TIME Display
M)TOTAL/EACH/REMAIN Indicators
N) PAUSE Indicator
16. SCAN/INDEX Buttons
17. FBACK Button
18. STOP Button
19. FFWD Button
20. PAUSE Button
21. PLAY Button
22, DISC NUMBER Buttons (1 ~ 5)
23. DISPLAY Button
24. REPEAT Button
25. INTROSCAN Button
26. RANDOM PLAY Button
27. CLEAR Button
28. MEMORY Button
Playing A Record
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Remove all compact discs from the disc trays, before playing records.
1. Set the amplifier to the PHONO mode.
~ Make sure that you turn down the amplifier’s VOLUME control
before playing a record.
2. Press the POWER switch to on.
— The ANALOGUE indicator and 33 RPM display lights.
3. Place a record on the turntable platter.
— Use the 45 rpm record adapter if required.
4. Press the SPEED SELECT button repeatedly to select the record
speed to 33-1/3 or 45 rpm.
— The 33 or 45 RPM display lights.
5. Raise the tock lever on the arm rest to release the tonearm. Move
the cueing lever to the ¥ (UP) position.
6. Using the finger lift on the cartridge shel], move the tonearm over
the desired track on the record.
— The PLAY indicator lights.
7. Move the cueing lever to the ® (DOWN) position. The tonearm will
descend gently onto the record and play will begin.
8. Adjust the amplifier’s controls for the most pleasing sound.
9. To pause during play, move the cueing lever to the we (UP) posi-
tion. The tonearm will rise from the record.
Move the cueing lever to the ® (DOWN) position. The tonearm will
descend gently onto the record and play will continue.
10. To stop play, move the cueing lever to the ¥ (UP) position. The
tonearm will rise from the record. Using the finger lift on the car-
tridge shell, return the tonearm manuaily to the arm rest.
— The PLAY indicator turns off.
Move the cueing fever to the (DOWN) position. Push the lock
lever over the tonearm.
11. When the tonearm reaches the end of the record, it will automat-
ically rise and return to the arm rest.
~ The PLAY indicator turns off.
Push the lock lever over the tonearm.
NOTES:
— Do not touch the tonearm while it is automatically returning to the
arm rest.
— If the tonearm does not automatically return to the arm rest, use
the finger lift to move the tonearm toward the spindle, until the
automatic return mechanism is activated.
~ When the unit is in the CD STOP mode, if the tonearm is moved
over the platter using the finger lift, the unit will reset to the ANA-
LOGUE mode.

Handling The Discs
This unit has been designed to play compact discs bearing the iden-
tification logo shown in Fig. 13. No other discs can be played.
@ Fingerprints and dust should be carefully wiped off the disc’s sig-
nal surface (glossy side) with a soft cloth.
Wipe in a straight motion from the center to the outside of the disc.
@ Never use chemicals such as record cleaning sprays, antistatic
sprays or fluids, benzine or thinner to clean compact discs. These
chemicals will permanently damage the disc’s plastic surface.
@ Always place the compact disc in the disc tray with the label facing
upward. Compact discs can be played on only one side.
@ To remove a disc from its storage case, press down on the center
of the case and lift the disc out, halding it carefully by the edges
(Fig. 14).
Fig. 14
a) Lift out.
b) The proper way to hold a compact disc.
@ Discs should be returned to their cases after use to protect them
from dust and scratches.
@ To prevent warping the disc, do not expose it to direct sunlight,
high humidity or high temperatures for extended periods of time.
@ Do notapply paper or write anything on the disc surface.
Playing A Disc
1. Press the POWER switch to on.
— If the CD arm is already positioned over a disc tray, it will au-
tomatically return to the left side of the unit.
2. Place a disc in disc tray 1, with the label facing up.
— When the PLAY button is pressed, play will start from track 1
of disc 1.
3. Press the MODE button to select the CD mode.
~ The DISC NUMBER, TRACK NUMBER, INDEX NUMBER and
TIME displays light.
4. Press a DISC NUMBER button to select a disc.
5. Press the PLAY button.
— The carousel turns clockwise.
- The CD arm will move over the selected disc.
— During play of one disc, the other discs on the carousel can be
changed freely.
6. Press the PAUSE button once to pause, and again to continue.
7. Press the STOP button to end play.
~ TheCD arm will return to the left side of the unit.
NOTE:
The unit will stop when the last track on the last disc has finished
playing. The CD arm will return to the left side of the unit.
CAUTION:
@ Do not put anything except a compact disc into the tray. Foreign
objects can damage the mechanism.
Do not move the CD arm by hand.
Do not touch the carousel while it is rotating.
Do not force the carousel at any time.
Do not turn the carousel by hand or switch off the power while the
CD armis moving.
Do nottouch the laser pickup with your hand, or any other object,
when the protective cover is retracted.
@ Do not move the tonearm while the carousel is rotating in the CD
mode.
® Do notload more than one disc into a tray.
Important Information
Fisher compact disc changers have built-in error compen-
sation circuits to correct for minor manufacturing defects in
a disc. There are limits, however, to the amount of correction
possible.
In some cases, the CD changer may skip some tracks on a
disc during play. This problem may be caused by defects
(Such as scratches) in the disc being played, which are too
large for the error compensation circuits to handle. if you
encounter this problem, check the CD changer’s operation
as follows, before having the unit serviced. .
Playa new disc. If the CD changer operates normally,
the skipping probiem is most likely due to a defective
disc.
Detailed Operation
Automatic CD Function System
Make sure that the line out audio cable and 4-pin remote contro! cable
from the CD changer are connected to the correct jacks on the rear
panel of the amplifier (see Fig. 10).
Press the CD changer’s PLAY button to select the amplifier’s CD mode
and start disc play.
Playing A Disc
1. Press the POWER switch to on.
2. Load the disc(s) on the disc tray(s).
~ For 8 cm CDs, be careful to place the disc properly in the de-
pression in the center of the disc tray.
Press the MODE button to select the CD mode.
Press the DISC NUMBER button which corresponds to the tray
number of the disc to be played.
~ When only a disc number has been selected, play will start
from track 1 of the selected disc.
5. Press the FFWD or FBACK button or the remote control’s TRACK
NUMBER button(s) to select a track number.
— lf only a track number is selected when in the STOP mode, the
unit will skip the empty trays and play will start from track 1 of
the first disc to load.
NOTE:
If a track number is selected which is greater than the highest
track number on the disc, play will start from the last track on the
disc.
6. Press either SCAN/INDEX button to select the number of the index
to be played first.
NOTE:
Some discs have tracks that are divided into sections. Each sec-
tion is called an index and is numbered. If the selected track is not
indexed, an index number can still be selected and displayed.
However, play will start from the beginning of the track.
— Ifan index number is selected which is greater than the highest
index number of the track, play will start from index number 1.
7. Press the PLAY button.
— The PLAY and EACH indicators light.
— The CD arm will move over the selected disc.
— The track’s elapsed playing time and the numbers for the cur-
rently playing disc, track and index are displayed.
Fig. 15
a) Example: Track 4 on disc number 2 has been playing for 2 minutes
35 seconds.
b) Elapsed playing time of current track
okt oad
8. Press the DISPLAY button once, twice, or three times to display
the following information:
Fig. 16
a) Example: Track 4 on disc number 2 has 1 minute and 50 seconds of
playing time remaining.
b) Remaining time of current track
Fig. 17
a) Example: During narmal (or programmed) play, disc number 2 has
12 tracks and a total playing time of 49 minutes and 11 seconds.
b) Total playing time and tracks of current disc
Fig. 18
a) Example: During normal play, disc number 2 has 8 tracks and a
total, remaining playing time of 33 minutes and 56 seconds.
b) Remaining time and tracks of current disc
9. Press the DISPLAY button again to view the current track’s
elapsed playing time.
— During play, the TIME display returns to the elapsed playing
time indication approximately 20 seconds after the DISPLAY
button is pressed.
10. Press the PAUSE button to temporarily stop play.
— The PLAY indicator turns off and the PAUSE indicator lights.
Press the PAUSE button again, or press the PLAY button, to con-
tinue.
— The PAUSE indicator turns off and the PLAY indicator lights.

Track Search
11.
Press
the
remote
control’s
TRACK
NUMBER
button(s),
then
press
the
PLAY
button
within
10
seconds,
to
continue
play
from
the
be-
ginning
of
the
selected
track.
12.
Press
and
release
the
FFWD
button
to
advance
to
the
beginning
of
the
next
track.
Press
and
hold
down
the
FFWD
button
to
advance
to
subsequent
tracks.
13.
Press
and
release
the
FBACK
button
to
return
to
the
beginning
of
the
currently
playing
track.
Press
and
hold
down
the
FBACK
button
to
return
to
subsequent
tracks.
NOTES:
—
When
the
FFWD
button
is
pressed
and
held
down,
search
will
stop
on
the
last
track
of
the
disc.
—
When
the
FFWD
button
is
repeatedly
pressed
(stepped),
when
the
last
track
on
the
disc
is
reached,
the
unit
will
return
to
track
1.
—
When
the
FBACK
button
is
pressed
and
held
down,
search
will
stop
on
the
first
track
of
the
disc.
—
When
the
FBACK
button
is
repeatedly
pressed
(stepped),
when
track
1
is
reached,
the
unit
will
return
to
the
last
track
on
the
disc.
Manual Scan
14.
Press
and
hold
down
either
SCAN/INDEX
button
to
quickly
scan
the disc in the forward or reverse direction.
—
This
unit
features
2-speed
scanning.
The
scanning
speed
will
increase
after
the
button
is
held
down
for
approximately
three
seconds.
—
The
volume
is
lowered
to
about
1/4
of
the
current
level.
—
Manual
scan
can
be
operated
when
the
unit
is
in
the
pause
mode,
but
no
sound
will
be
heard.
—
The
CD
changer
will
not
scan
beyond
the
beginning
or
the
end
of
the
disc.
Random Play
15. Press the RANDOM PLAY button.
— The RANDOM indicator lights.
— Press the PLAY button when in the STOP mode.
— The CD arm will move over a disc.
—
The
CD
changer
will
select
and
play
discs
and
tracks
at
ran-
dom, until 20 selections have finished playing.
—
If
the
REPEAT
indicator
is
on,
random
play
will
continue
until
the STOP button is pressed.
Press
the
RANDOM
PLAY
or
PLAY
button
again
to
end
random
play.
—
The
RANDOM
indicator
turns
off
and
normal
play
will
continue
from that point.
Introscan
16.
Press
the
INTROSCAN
buiton
to
play
the
first
10
seconds
of
each
track,
unless
another
scanning
time
has
been
selected
(see
“In-
troscan Time Selection”).
— The INTRO indicator lights.
—
The
seconds
section
of
the
TIME
display
will
show
“10
SEC”
for
approximately 5 seconds.
—
Press
the
PLAY
button
when
in
the
STOP
mode.
— The CD arm will move over a disc.
—
Introscan
play
will
stop
after
the
last
track
on
disc
number
5
has been scanned.
Press
the
INTROSCAN
or
PLAY
button
again,
to
end
introscan
play
before all selections have been scanned.
—
The
INTRO
indicator
turns
off
and
normal
play
will
continue
from that point.
17.
Press
the
STOP
button
to
end
normal
play,
random
play,
or
in-
troscan
play.
—
The
PLAY,
RANDOM
and
INTRO
indicators
turn
off.
—
The
TIME
display
will
show
“0:00”.
—
The
TRACK
NUMBER
and
INDEX
NUMBER
displays
will
show
“401”.
—
The
CDarm
will
return
to the
left
side
of
the
unit.
NOTE:
The
unit
will
stop
when
the
last
track
on
disc
number
5
has
fin-
ished
playing.
The
CD
arm
will
return
to the
left
side
of
the
unit.
Introscan Time Selection
introscan
play
times
of
1
to
99
seconds
can
be
selected
using
the
FFWD
or
FBACK
button
or
the
remote
control’s
TRACK
NUMBER
button(s).
1. Press the STOP button.
2. Press the INTROSCAN button once.
— The INTRO indicator lights.
—
The
seconds
section
of
the
TIME
display
will
show
“10
SEC”
for
approximately 5 seconds.
3.
Press
the
FFWD
or
FBACK
button
or
the
remote
control’s
TRACK
NUMBER
button(s)
to
select
the
desired
scanning
time.
The
TRACK
section
of
the
display
will
show
this
time
in
seconds.
4. Press the INTROSCAN button again.
—
The
seconds
section
of
the
TIME
display
will
show
the
selected
scanning
time
for
approximately
5
seconds.
5. Press the PLAY button.
—
The
CD
arm
will
move
over
disc
1,
and
introscan
play
will
start.
Starting Introscan From A Selected Track
1.
Press
a
DISC
NUMBER
button
to
select
a
disc
number.
2.
Press
the
FFWD
or
FBACK
button
or
the
remote
control’s
TRACK
NUMBER button(s)
to
select
a
track
number.
3. Press the PLAY button.
~
The
CD
arm
will
move
over
the
selected
disc.
4. Press the INTROSCAN button.
—
Introscan
play
will
start
with
the
disc
and
track
numbers
se-
lected in steps 1 and 2.
5.
ach
track
will
be
played
for
approximately
10
seconds,
unless
another
scanning
time
has
been
selected
(see
“Iintroscan
Time
Selection”).
Entering A Program During Introscan Play
1.
Press
the
STOP
button,
then
press
the
CLEAR
button.
—
The
MEMORY
indicator
must
be
off.
2. Start introscan play.
3.
When
a
track
plays
that
you
want
to
enier
into
the
program
mem-
ory,
press
the
MEMORY
button.
—
The
MEMORY
indicator
lights.
4.
Repeat
step
3
to
program
more
track
numbers.
The
display
will
show
the
total
number
of
tracks
programmed.
5.
When
all
loaded
discs
have
been
scanned,
the
unit
will
stop,
and
the
CD
arm
will
move
to
the
left
side
of
the
unit.
6.
Press
the
PLAY
button.
The
CD
arm
will
move
over
the
first
pro-
grammed
disc,
and
all
memorized
tracks
will
be
played.
NOTE:
When
the
MEMORY
button
is
pressed,
the
display
will
change
from
showing
seconds
to
showing
the
program
number.
The
program
num-
ber
will
flash.
Repeat Play
Press
the
REPEAT
button
to
select
the
desired
type
of
repeat
play:
1. all of the tracks on the loaded discs
2. one track
3. all programmed tracks
a) various tracks on several discs
b) ail of the tracks on one disc
c) one track of a program
Repeat
Play:
All
Of
The
Tracks
On
The
Loaded
Discs
1.
Press
the
STOP
button,
then
press
the
CLEAR
button.
—
The
MEMORY
indicator
must
be
off.
2. Press the REPEAT button once.
— The ALL REPEAT indicator lights.
3. Press the PLAY button.
— The PLAY indicator lights.
— The CD arm will move over disc 1.
4.
Allofthe
loaded
discs
are
played
repeatedly
until
the
STOP
button
is
pressed.
5.
Press
the
REPEAT
button
two
more
times
to
end
repeat
play.
Nor-
mal
play
continues
from
that
point.
6.
When
the
last
track
on
disc
number
5
has
finished
playing
(during
normal
play),
the
CD
changer
will
stop.
—
The
PLAY
indicator
turns
off.
—
The
CD
arm
will
return
to
the
left
side
of
the
unit.
NOTE:
The
CD
arm
will
always
move
over
disc
tray
one
first.
If
there
are
empty
trays,
the
unit
will
search
for
the
first
disc
loaded
and
repeat
play
will
start
from
that
point.

Hepes Play: One Track
Press the STOP button, then press the CLEAR button.
— The MEMORY indicator must be off.
2. Press the REPEAT button twice.
— The ONE REPEAT indicator lights.
3. Press a DISC NUMBER button to select a disc number.
4. Press the FFWD or FBACK button or the remote control’s TRACK
NUMBER button(s} to select a track number.
5. Press the PLAY button.
— The PLAY indicator tights.
— The CD arm will move over the selected disc.
€&. The selected track is played repeatedly until the STOP button is
pressed.
7. Press the REPEAT button once more to end repeat play. Normal
play continues from that point.
8. When the last track on disc number 5 has finished playing (during
normal play), the CD changer will stop.
— The PLAY indicator turns off.
~— The CD arm will return to the left side of the unit.
inalaae Play: All Programmed Tracks
Press the STOP button, then press the CLEAR button.
— The MEMORY indicator must be off.
2. Enter one of the following types of programs (see “Programmed
Play”):
a) Various tracks on several discs
b) Allofthe tracks on one disc
c) One track (1 disc number and 1 track number)
— The MEMORY indicator lights.
3. Press the REPEAT button once.
— The ALL REPEAT indicator lights.
4. Press the PLAY button.
— The PLAY indicator lights.
— The CD arm will move over the first programmed disc.
5. All of the programmed tracks are played repeatedly, in order, until
the STOP button is pressed.
6. Press the REPEAT button two more times to end repeat piay. Pro-
grammed play continues from that point.
7. When the fast track has finished playing during programmed play,
the CD changer will stop.
— The PLAY indicator turns off.
— TheCD arm will return to the Jeft side of the unit.
— The MEMORY indicator remains on.
peree Play: One Track Of A Program
Press the STOP button, then press the CLEAR button.
-- The MEMORY indicator must be off.
2. Enter one of the following types of programs (see “Programmed
Play”):
a) Various tracks on several discs
b) Allof the tracks on one disc
— The MEMORY indicator lights.
3. Press the REPEAT button twice.
— TheONE REPEAT indicator lights.
4. Press the PLAY button.
— The PLAY indicator lights.
— TheCD arm will move over the first programmed disc.
5. Press the FFWD or FBACK button to select the programmed disc
and track to be repeated.
6. The programmed track selected, will play repeatedly until the
STOP button is pressed.
~— lf adisc is selected which has been programmed to play “ALL”
selections, only track 1 will play repeatedly until the STOP but-
tonis pressed.
7. Press the REPEAT button once more to end repeat play. Pro-
grammed play continues from that point.
8. When ihe last track has finished playing during programmed play,
the CDchanger will stop.
— The PLAY indicator turns off.
— TheCD arm will return to the left side of the unit.
— TheMEMORY indicator remains on.
NOTE:
If the STOP button is pressed, repeat play will end.
Programmed Play
A program cannot be entered during play.
Entering A Program
Press the STOP button.
" Press a DISC NUMBER button to select a disc number.
3. Press the FFWD or FBACK button or the remote control’s TRACK
NUMBER button(s) to select a track number.
4. Press the MEMORY button.
— The MEMORY indicator lights.
— The TIME display will show “P - 01”.
~ {f the MEMORY button is pressed before a disc number and a
track number are selected, track 1 of the displayed disc num-
ber is entered as program selection number 1.
The first program selection is now stored in the program memory.
5. Repeat steps 2 ~ 4 to enter additional selections into the program.
6. To enter all of the tracks on a disc, select the disc number with a
DISC NUMBER button, then press the MEMORY button.
~ The TRACK NUMBER and INDEX NUMBER displays will show
“ALL”.
7. Up to 32 selections can be entered into the program memory, for
play in any order. If you try to enter more selections, the TIME
display will show “FULL” for approximately 1 second.
NOTES:
Track numbers which exceed the highest track on a disc can be
programmed, but during play these tracks will be deleted and the
next valid program selection will be played.
— Index numbers cannot be entered into a program.
— The times shown in the TIME display may differ slightly from the
times listed in the compact disc literature.
peal A Program
Press the PLAY button after entering a program.
— The CD arm will move over the first programmed disc.
2. Programmed play starts from the beginning of the first pro-
grammed track.
3. To play the program in random order, press the RANDOM PLAY
button and then the PLAY button.
— Ifa disc is selected which has been programmed to play “ALL”
selections, only one track will play.
4. To play the first 10 seconds of each programmed track, press the
INTROSCAN button and then the PLAY button.
5. When all of the programmed tracks have been played, the CD
changer will stop.
— The PLAY indicator turns off.
— The CD arm will return to the left side of the unit.
— The MEMORY indicator remains on.
The TIME display will show “P - 01”.
NOTES:
The RANDOM PLAY and INTROSCAN buttons can be pressed after
the PLAY button, however play will start from the track currently
playing.
— Disc and track numbers cannot be selected during programmed
play.
— The remote control’s DISC SKIP button cannot be used during
programmed play.
pocnng The Program Contents
Press the remote control’s CHECK button to view the contents of
the program memory.
2. Each time the CHECK button is pressed, the contents of the next
programmed selection are shown in the DISC NUMBER, TRACK
NUMBER and TIME displays.
3. If the CHECK button is pressed and held down, the displays will
show the entire contents of the program memory, in numerical
order, one selection at a time.
Changing A Program
To change the displayed program selection:
1. Display the selection to be changed by pressing the remote con-
trol’s CHECK button.
2. Press a DISC NUMBER button to select a new disc number.
3. Press the FFWD or FBACK button or the remote control’s TRACK
NUMBER button(s) to select a new track number.
4. Press the MEMORY button.

Adding Selections To A Program
When adding new selections to a program before programmed play is
compieted, or after checking the program contents, first press the
STOP button.
1. Press the STOP button.
2. Press a DISC NUMBER button to select a disc number.
3. Press the FFWD or FBACK button or the remote control’s TRACK
NUMBER button(s) to select a track number.
4. Press the MEMORY button.
Ending Programmed Play
1. Press the STOP button to end programmed play.
— The CD arm will return to the jeft side of the unit.
2. Press the CLEAR button to clear the program memory.
— The MEMORY indicator turns off.
3. The program memory will be cleared and the unit remains in the
STOP mode.
NOTE:
The program memory is also cleared if the CD changer’s power is
switched off, or if the MODE button is pressed to select the ANALOGUE
mode.
Edit Play
The tracks are selected and played, so that when making tape re-
cordings, only complete tracks will be recorded on each side of the
tape.
1. Press the STOP button.
2. Press the remote control’s EDIT button once.
~ The EDIT indicator lights.
— The TIME display will show “C-90” (the length of the tape in
minutes, that will be used for recording).
— The TRACK NUMBER display will show “1”.
\f a C-60 or C-46 cassette will be used for recording, press the EDIT
button one or two more times, to select the “C-60” or “C-46” tape
length.
NOTES:
— Do not press the INTROSCAN button, after selecting the tape
length.
— Other tape lengths can be selected. See “Changing The Tape
Length”.
— To end edit play, press the EDIT button a fourth time, or press
the STOP button or the remote control’s DISC SKIP button. The
EDIT indicator turns off.
3. Press the DISC NUMBER button which corresponds to the tray
number of the disc to be played.
4. Press the FFWD or FBACK button or the remote control’s TRACK
NUMBER button(s), to start edit play from a specific track.
5. If you wish to play programmed selections, enter a program.
6. To play the discs and tracks in random order, press the RANDOM
PLAY button.
7. To play the tracks repeatedly, press the REPEAT button once.
— The ALL REPEAT indicator lights.
8. Put a tape into the tape deck, to record side A.
Set the tape deck to the record mode.
9. Press the PLAY button.
— The EDIT indicator remains on.
— The PLAY indicator lights.
~ The CD arm will move over the selected disc.
— The INDEX NUMBER and TIME displays will show “A” and the
selected tape length for approximately 4 seconds.
— The EACH indicator lights.
— if the time of the first track exceeds the full length of one side
of the tape edit play is cancelled and normal play starts.
10. Each time a track has finished playing, the INDEX NUMBER and
TIME displays will show the side of the tape and the tape length for
approximately 4 seconds.
11. During edit play, press the EDIT button to confirm the side of the
tape being recorded and the recording time (blank tape time) re-
maining.
— The side of the tape in the INDEX NUMBER display, the re-
cording time (blank tape time) remaining in the TIME display,
and the REMAIN indicator will be show for approximately 4
seconds,
~ The recording time (blank tape time) remaining, shown in the
TIME display, indicates the time remaining after the current
track has finished playing, and is updated at the end of every
track by pressing the EDIT button.
12. When all of the tracks to be recorded onto side A have finished
playing:
— The PLAY indicator turns off and the PAUSE indicator lights.
— The INDEX NUMBER and TIME displays will show “b” and the
selected tape length for approximately 4 seconds.
13. Turn over the tape in the tape deck, to record side B.
Set the tape deck to the record mode.
14. Press the PLAY button.
— The PAUSE indicator turns off and the PLAY indicator lights.
15. Press the PAUSE button to temporarily stop play.
~— The PLAY indicator turns off and the PAUSE indicator lights.
Press the PAUSE button again, or press the PLAY button to con-
tinue.
— The PAUSE indicator turns off and the PLAY indicator lights.
16. During repeat edit play, when all of the tracks to be recorded onto
side B have finished playing:
— The PLAY indicator turns off and the PAUSE indicator lights.
— The INDEX NUMBER and TIME displays will show “A” and the
selected tape length for approximately 4 seconds.
— Repeat steps 8 ~ 14.
17.
To
end
edit
play
before
all
tracks
have
finished
playing,
press
the
STOP button.
~- The PLAY and EDIT indicators turn off.
— The TIME display will show “0:00”.
—
The
TRACK
NUMBER
and
INDEX
NUMBER
displays
will
show
“PO,
— The CD arm will return to the left side of the unit.
NOTE:
The unit will stop when all of the tracks to be recorded onto side
B
have
finished
playing.
The
CD
arm
will
return
to
the
left
side
of
the unit.
NOTES:
—
The
FFWD,
FBACK,
SCAN/INDEX
and
INTROSCAN
features
cannot
be
operated
during
edit
play.
— Disc and track numbers cannot be selected during edit play.
—
The
duration
of
blank
space,
recorded
between
selections
during
programmed
edit
play,
can
be
reduced.
When
the
current
disc
and
track
have
finished
playing,
set
the
tape
deck
to
the
pause
mode,
as
the
carousel
rotates
to
the
next
disc.
When
rotation
of
the
car-
ousel
stops,
release
the
pause
mode
and
continue
recording.
Changing The Tape Length
Tape
lengths
from
1
to
99
minutes
can
be
selected
using
the
FFWD
or
FBACK button or the remote control’s TRACK NUMBER buttons.
NOTE:
The tape length shown is that of both sides of the tape together.
1. Press the remote control’s EDIT button once.
— The EDIT indicator lights.
— The TIME display will show “C-90”".
2. Press the FFWD or FBACK button or the remote control’s TRACK
NUMBER button(s) to select the tape fength.
— The TRACK NUMBER display will show the tape length.
3. Press the EDIT button again.
— The TIME display will show the selected tape length.
Using The RCA-9040 Remote Control
This
CD-changer/turntable
can
be
operated
by
pressing
the
desired
buttons
on
the
RCA-9040
remote
contro!,
which
is
supplied
with
the
CA-9040
amplifier.
Refer
to
the
“Remote
Control”
section
in
the
oper-
ating
instructions
manual
supplied
with
the
CA-9040
amplifier.
RDAC-143 Remote Control
Infrared Transmitter Window
OPERATION Indicator
DISC NUMBER Buttons (1 ~ 5)
TRACK NUMBER Buttons (0 ~ 9)
EDIT Button
SCAN/INDEX Buttons
MEMORY Button
CHECK Button
PLAY Button
10. FFWD and FBACK Buttons
11. STOP Button
12. DISC SKIP Button
13. REPEAT Button
14. PAUSE Button
15. CLEAR Button
16. DISPLAY Button
17. INTROSCAN Button
18. RANDOM PLAY Button
Fig. 19
a) RDAC-143 Remote Control
OaONOahenn

Remote Control Operation
The remote control emits an invisible infrared beam, which carries the
control signals to the sensor window on the front pane! of the CD
changer. Because the infrared beam travels in a straight line, the
Transmitter Window on the remote control must be pointed toward the
infrared sensor window on the CD changer. Make sure that there are
no objects E-etween the remote contro! and the CD changer that might
block the beam.
The infrared wireless remote control can operate the following func-
tions from a distance of up to 10 meters:
DISC NUMBER Select (1 ~ 5), TRACK NUMBER Select (0 ~ 9), EDIT,
SCAN/INDEX, INTROSCAN, RANDOM PLAY, MEMORY, CHECK, CLEAR,
DISPLAY, PLAY, PAUSE, FFWD, FBACK, REPEAT,STOP, DISC SKIP.
Each button on the remote control performs the same function as the
correspcending button on the CD changer.
The TRACK NUMBER, EDIT, CHECK and DISC SKIP buttons are present
on the remote control only.
TRACK NUMBER Buttons (0 ~ 9)
Press these buttons to select the desired track numbers, the desired
introscan playing time, or the desired tape length.
1. Press the TRACK NUMBER buttons to select the desired track
numbers.
— To select a track number from 1 to 9, press the desired TRACK
NUMBER button,
— To select a track number from 10 to 99, press the two desired
buttons in the correct order.
— if, after selecting a number from 10 to 99 you wish to select a
number from 1 to 9 instead, press 0 first, then press the desired
number,
2. After the desired disc and track numbers have been selected with
the DISC NUMBER and TRACK NUMBER buttons, when the PLAY
button is pressed, play will start from the selected track on the
selected disc.
3. ‘Ifa disc number has not been selected, play will start as shown
below.
a) When the PLAY button is pressed in the STOP mode, play will
start from the selected track, on the disc for which play was
previously stopped using the STOP button.
b) When the PLAY button is pressed during play, play will con-
tinue at the beginning of the selected track on the disc that is
currently playing.
NOTE:
Track numbers cannot be selected during programmed play.
EDIT Button
When in the STOP mode, press this button once, twice, or three times
to select the desired tape length for recording during edit play.
CHECK Button
Press this button repeatedly, or press and hoid down this button to view
the contents ofthe program memory.
DISC SKIP Button
When in the STOP mode, press this button repeatedly to view the
number of a disc. Play can be started on the first track of the disc
number displayed, by pressing the PLAY button.
During normal play, press this button repeatedly to select the number
of the disc to be played.
Maintenance
This CD-changer/turntable is a sensitive electro-mechanical device
which needs occasional maintenance.
CAUTION:
For your personal safety, be sure to disconnect the AC power
cord before you proceed with any maintenance and/or cle-
aning.
1. Cleaning the stylus:
Dust particles often build up around the stylus. If the build-up be-
comes excessive it will result in poor sound reproduction and will
eventually shorten the life of both the record and the stylus.
Should this occur, do not remove the dust with your fingers. Lift
the tonearm by its handle and blow the dust away or use a stylus
brush which is made for this purpose.
2. Replacing the stylus (Model No. ST-09D):
To assure distortion-free sound reproduction, replace the dia-
mond stylus after 1000 to 2000 LP plays. To remove the old stylus,
pull out the stylus assembly as shown in Fig. 20. Replace it with a
new stylus (available from your Fisher Service Center).
3. Cleaning the cabinet and visible metal parts:
Wipe gently with a soft cloth moistened with lukewarm water and
wrung dry. Never use benzol, benzine or other strong chemical
cleaners because they may damage the finish of your unit. Do not
allow moisture to penetrate to the inside of the unit.
Fig. 20
a) Stylus
b) Tonearm

Troubleshooting Guide
If
you
have
followed
the
instructions,
and
are
having
difficulty
operating
your
CD-changer/turntable
and
remote
control,
locate
the
“Symptom”
in
the
left
column
below.
Check
the
corresponding
“Possible
Cause”
and
“Corrective
Action”
columns
to
locate
and
remedy
the
problem.
Possible
Cause
Corrective
Action
No
power
when
the
POWER
Poor
or
no
power
plug
connection
at
the
AC
insert
the
power
plug
firmly
into
the
AC
outlet.
switch
is
setto
on.
outlet.
Disc
play
does
not
start
The
disc
is
loaded
upside
down.
Reload
the
disc with
the
label
side
up
The
disc
is
dirty
Clean
the
disc.
Po
Incorrect
audio
cable
connections
for
the
CD
Connect
the
unit
to
the
amplifier’s
CD
jacks
correctly.
changer.
CD Section
Incorrect
amplifier
operation.
Make
sure
that
the
amplifier
controls
are
set
correctly.
Sound
skips.
The
unit
is
subject
to
vibration
or
physical
Change
the
installation
location
shock.
Defective
or
deeply
scratched
disc.
Play
another
disc
Programmed
play
does
not
The
CD
changer
is
in
normal
play
Press
the
STOP
button,
then
enter
a
program.
function.
A
“hum”
sound
can
be
heard.
Loose
cable
connections
for
the
CD
changer.
Firmly
connect
all
the
cables
Check the battery polarity (+ and —)
Replace the batteries.
The
remote
control
is
not
aimed
at
the
Aim
the
remote
control
at
the
infrared
sensor
window.
infrared
sensor
window.
Put the drive belt onto the pulley.
The batteries in the remote controj are weak,
or are installed incorrectly.
The CD changer does not
respond to the remote control.
Turntable Section
Turntable platter/carousel does
not rotate.
Drive beit is not on the pulley.
Incorrect
audio
cable
connections
for
the
Connect
the
unit
to
the
amplifier’s
PHONO
jacks
correctly.
turntable.
incorrect
amplifier
operation.
Make
sure
that
the
amplifier
controls
are
set
correctly.
Blow
the
dust
off,
or
use
a
stylus
brush.
Dusty
or
scratched
record
surface.
Try
a
new,
clean
record
Treble
boost
is
excessive.
Adjust
the
tone
contro!
on
the
amplifier
Turntable
ground
wire
is
not
connected
to
the
Connect
the
turntable
ground
wire
to
the
amplifier’s
ground
amplifier.
terminal.
Faulty
audio
cable
connections
for
the
Connect
the
unit
to
the
amplifier’s
PHONO
jacks
correctly.
turntable.
Place
the
unit
on
a
solid
surface
at
a
distance
from
the
speakers.
‘i
No sound.
Noise
is
audible
and
there
is
Dust
accumulation
on
the
stylus.
marked
sound
distortion
in
the
high tonal range.
Humming sound is evident when
playing a record.
improper location of the unit in relation to the
speakers.
Speakers how! when the volume
is turned up.