Kyocera DA-01 User manual

Operation Manual
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of procedures other than those specified herein may result
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on the equipment and to provide you with a
description of the location of such warnings on the
equipment.
To insure the best possible performance from your new
Kyocera equipment, read this manual carefully and become
familiar with the unit and all of the functions before
turning on the unit and operating it. Retain this manual for
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Unit Description
Compact disc digital audio player
Model number (located on rear of unit)
DA-01
Serial number (located on rear of unit)
Operation manual
Audio cable set
Warranty card
Safety instructions
Your investment in a component high fidelity system
indicates that you have more than an average interest in
music. The fact that your investment includes a Kyocera
DA-01 Compact Disc Digital Audio Player indicates to us
your appreciation of your uncompromised reproduction of
the audio entertainment you enjoy. Throughout the design
and manufacture of this unit, we made every effort to
assure it will meet your expectations.
n compliance with certain state laws, Kyocera Corporation,
the manufacturer of the equipment you have purchased, is
required to provide suitable space in your operation manual
to record the model and serial numbers of the equipment
and to provide you with a description of the location of
such numbers of the equipment.
Unpack your unit carefully. Be sure to remove the
necessary cables as they will be needed to connect the
player to your system. After unpacking, inspect your
player carefully for signs of damage. f damage is found,
contact your authorized Kyocera dealer at once.
Do not throw away the carton or associated packing
material. They are ideal if you need to pack the unit for
moving and in the unlikely event that servicing is needed,
they will be required for proper packaging.
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KYOCERA CORP. CERT F ES THAT TH S
EQU PMENT CONFORMS TO DHHS
REGULAT ONS NO. 21 CFR, CHAPTER 1,
SUBCHAPTER J.
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you of the presence of important
operating and maintenance
instructions in the literature
accompanying the unit.
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PERSONNEL.
Warning
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open
the unit. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

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Safety precautions
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Handling a disc
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• To obtain maximum performance and life expectancy
from this appliance, read the 'Safety nstructions' packed
with the unit.
• Operate the unit only on 1 20 volt 60 Hz AC power
source.
• Route the power supply cord so that it is not likely to
be damaged or walked on.
• We recommend that during extended periods of non 
use that the appliance power cord be unplugged from the
outlet.
• Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and
liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings.
• nstall the unit so that its location or position does not
interfere with its proper ventilation; for example, the unit
should not be used on a rug or similar surface that may
block the ventilation openings, or placed in a built-in
installation that may impede the flow of air through the
ventilation openings
• Locate this unit on a firm shelf or table or other device
which will provide a firm stable and horizontal position
To handle a disc use
only one of the two
manners exhibited.
Although built to withstand a certain amount of the
effects from dusts, soils and scratches, discs should be
treated with the care normally accorded to conventional
analog records. Always protect a disc against scratches,
soils and dusts, etc. We recommend that during non-use
• The digital signals on the disc are read by a laser through
an optical lens on which moisture may condense if the
player is moved from a cold place to a warm one or if the
heater has just been turned on. f moisture does condense
on the lens, it is likely that the player will not function
properly. n this case, we suggest that you turn the power
switch on and leave the player for about an hour or so with
the disc removed to evaporate any moisture. f problems
still exists, then see your nearest service dealer.
• Before using the player, be sure that the shipping screws
and all other transportation hardware are removed from the
bottom panel. Retain them for future use in case shipping
becomes necessary.
period of discs that they should be retained in the original
case. f a disc is treated with reasonable care, the only
maintenance likely to be needed to maintain the excellent
sound reproduction is the cleaning as indicated below.
To wipe the disc surface, use only soft cloth.
Do not use benzine or thinner which will
damage the surface.
Note. Do not touch
on the side having
the program, which is
the side opposite the
label side.
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Note. Do not connect
the player output to
any inputs designed
for phono cartridges.
To 120 volt
60 Hz wall
outlet
Associated
Amplifier
Output
level
decreases
To 120 volt
60 Hz wall
or convenience
outlet
Connect the R GHT and
LEFT OUTPUT jacks to DAD,
AUX or TAPE PLAY input
jacks on your amplifier
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LEVEL control
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right channel output
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© Indicators
• STANDBY Lights during the stop mode and when a
track is being searched.
Note The STAND BY indicator will also light when the
disc is loaded front side back or the disc has significant
soils and scratches.
• PAUSE Lights when the PAUSE button is pressed.
• PLAY Lights when the PLAY/START button is
pressed.
© 0 to 9 buttons
Used to program a track number, index number, and track
starting time as desired.
® PHRASE button
Press when you desire to listen repeatedly to a particular
part or phrase in the track. To cease repeated play, press
the C/AC button once.
O POWER switch
Depress to turn power on and the STAND BY and digital
indicators should light.
(D INDEX button
Press this button (and the TRACK NO and the TRACK
T ME indicators start flashing) and then program the
desired index number in the track which the player will
start playing after the PLAY/START button is pressed.
© PAUSE button
Press this button to place the player in a 'waiting' mode.
Depress again to resume playing. During the pause mode,
the PAUSE indicator should light.
(D MEMORY button
Press when entering tracks for memory play feature. Up to
24 tracks at random can be memorized by the 0 to 9
buttons.
0 TRACK NO indicator
ndicates the number of the track being played. Also it
indicates the number of the track to be played while the
player is searching the track which is programmed by the 0
to 9 buttons.
© STOP/EJECT button
Press to stop playing and cease disc rotation. When this
button is pressed once again, the disc compartment will
open toward you and the disc will pop out for removal.
Note. The disc can eject by pressing this button only when
the POWER switch is on and the unit is powered.
O PLAY/START button
Press to commence playing the disc. When this button is
pressed after having programmed a particular track number,
elapsed time, index number, etc. pressing this button allows
playing from the programmed position.
0 Disc compartment
Accommodates a disc vertically positioned.
© HEAD LOCATION indicator
The red light indicator dot moves left or right to indicate
the relative location of the laser head pick-up to the disc
surface.
(D ◄ (Reverse) SKIP button
Press this button during playing (or pause) and the player
returns to the beginning of the track being played or the
previous track and resumes playing. ( f unit is in pause
mode, depress the PAUSE button to commence playing).
© « REV (Reverse) button
Press this button to manually return to any position on
disc. The player returns to the desired position as long as
the button is being pressed, however, a momentary pressing
allows a slight amount of returning.
(D ◄ (Forward) SKIP button
Press this button during playing (or pause) and the player
advances to the beginning of the next track and resumes
playing. ( f unit is in pause mode, depress the PAUSE
button to commence playing).
® C (Clear)/AC (All Clear) button
Normally used to clear an error in the operation of the 0 to
9 buttons. When this button is sequentially pressed twice,
it clears (erases) all memory entries.
® FF (Fast-forward) button
Press this button to manually advance the player to any
position on track. The player advances to the desired
position as long as the button is being pressed, however, a
momentary pressing allows a slight amount of advancing.
© TRACK TIME (TOTAL TIME) indicator Used for
dual purpose: ndicates the time elapsed since the player
started to play the track. However, providing the TOTAL
T ME ® is pressed, indicates the time totally elapsed
since the player started to play the first track of the disc.
This indicator also serves to indicate the index number
which can be programmed by using the 0 to 9 buttons and
the NDEX button.

Playing a disc
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Step 3 Depress the STOP/EJECT button. The disc
compartment will open towards you.
Step 4 nsert the disc with the labelled side towards you
until it reaches the bottom of the compartment (a click
indicating locked position should be heard).
Step 5 Depress the compartment until it is completely
closed.
Step 6 Press the PLAY/START button to commence
playing. The indicators should illuminate as shown on next
page and the disc revolves for approximately 5 seconds
until the music is actually heard (This duration is referred
to as 'searching').
Before starting to operate the player, be sure that the
LEVEL control on the rear panel is set to maximum (full
clockwise position).
Step 1 Turn your amplifier on and set the amplifier's
input selector to the position which selects the output from
the player.
Step 2 Depress the POWER button. The indicators should
illuminate as follows (This condition is referred to as stand
by).
llumination of indicators
after initial power turning on.
This illustration refers to a
'stand by' condition.
STAND 0Y PAUSE
T RACK N O
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© TIME button
Press this button (and the TRACK NO and the TRACK
T ME indicators start flashing) and then program the
desired track starting time which the player will start
playing after the PLAY/START button is pressed.
® REPEAT button
Press this button (the red LED illuminates) to listen to a
track repeatedly, from the beginning to the end. Press
again to cease this feature.
® MEMO CALL button
Press to check the memory content and the TRACK NO
and theTRACK T ME indicators will show the programmed
memory content in the same sequence the memory entry
has been made.
© TOTAL TIME button
Press this button (the red LED illuminates and the TOTAL
T ME indicator located at the adjacent proximity of the
TRACK T ME indicator illuminates) and the TRACK T ME
indicator will indicate the total playing time elapsed from
its start at the beginning of the disc.

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STANDBY PAUSE .PLAY.
Using SKIP buttons
To automatically return to the beginning of the track ®
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Track 4
Track 5
Track 4
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To automatically advance to the beginning of the
next track
Press the ► SK P button during playing. The player
advances to the beginning of the next track and resumes
playing. See example below.
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llumination of indicator
during 'returning'
Illumination of indicators
during a 'searching' mode.
Indicates the
number of the
track being
searched.
Indicates the
number of the
track being
played.
llumination of
indicators during
'returning'
Player returns
to the beginning
of track 4.
If the ◄ SKIP buttons is
pressed within 4 seconds
after the track has started
Pre** th* * SK P button
4 second* alter the track
ha* t tar ted.
After all the tracks of the disc have been played, the
player will return to the beginning of the disc and will
resume playing again. This procedure is repeated until the
STOP/EJECT button is pressed.
Step 7 To stop playing, press the STOP/EJECT button.
f you wish to temporarily stop playing, simply press the
PAUSE button. This will keep the player in the playing
mode, ready for immediate resumption of actual playing
from the previous position on the disc as soon as the
PAUSE button is again pressed.
Note
The skip feature is inoperative when the player is in a stand 
by mode.
Note.
The pause is possible only during playing a disc or when
in the standby mode.
Press the ► SKIP
button.
llumination of
indicators during
advancing
Advance* to th* beginning
of th* neat track and
rnumn playing.
Indicates the
time elapsed
since the
track has
started
(i.e. 2 minutes
and 11 seconds)
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After the music starts, the indicators should illuminate
like follows:
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being played
Press the ◄ SK P button 4 seconds after the track has
started f the ◄ SK P button is pressed within 4 seconds
after the track has started, the player returns to the
beginning of the track preceeding the track being played
and resumes playing. See example below.
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Player returns to the
beginning of track 3.

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To play a particular track
Program the desired track number which will then be
displayed on the TRACK NO indicator. This allows you to
immediately listen to the track selected.
Using REV and FF buttons (for cueing/reviewing)
The REV and FF buttons allow you to select any location
on the disc from which you wish to play program material.
Step 1: During stand-by condition or even during playing a
track, press the desired number of the track you wish to
listen to on the 0 to 9 buttons, i.e. For track No. '12';
press '1' and then '2' within 5 seconds.
The indicator readings will remain constant during the
pressing of the FF button.
Note.
The operation of the FF and REV buttons during pause
mode will automatically release the pause and allow the
player to run.
The FF and REV buttons are inoperative when the
playeris in stand-by mode,although the HEAD LOCAT ON
indicator shows that the laser head actually moves to the
left or right.
Step 2: Press the PLAY/START button within 5 seconds.
After some seconds of silence (during searching for the
track), track '12' will be heard. After the track has been
played, the next track (i.e. track '13') will then be heard.
Note.
f you have erroneously programmed a number of which
the actual track does not exist in the disc, the first track of
the disc will be played.
• f you have pressed a wrong track number or if you wish
to cancel the number you've programmed, wait 5 seconds
until the TRACK NO indicator reverts to the previous
indication or press the C/AC button.
Press and hold the REV button
to return to a particular section
of the disc.
Press the FF button [ “
to skip over undesired I
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Note.
Make sure you press '2' within 5 seconds after *1' is pressed,
or the TRACK NO indicator reverts to the previous track
number that had been indicated.
The indicator readings will remain constant during the
pressing of the REV button.
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® Press and hold the FF button to skip over undesired
sections of a disc during playing. Relase the FF button and
the player automatically returns to play.
Press the PLAY/START button to
start playing. The indicator ceases
flashing.
® Press and hold the REV button to return to a
particular section of the disc being played. Release the
REV button and the player automatically returns to play.

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TRACK TIME
INDEX;
Flashing
TRACK NO
Flashing
TRACK TIME
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INDEX
Flashing
9
Flashing
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To program *17 seconds'.
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TRACK T ME
To listen to a track from the programmed track starting
time
You can start playing a disc from any point desired in the
track by programming the track starting time.
Step 1 Press in the track number within which the desired
program content is contained, e.g. track '5', on the 0 to 9
buttons.
f the track is actually being listened to, proceed to Step
2 immediately.
Step 2: Press the T ME button within 5 seconds.
Step 3 Press in the track time you desire to start playing
from, on the 0 to 9 buttons, as shown to the right.
Step 4 Press the PLAY/START button within 5 seconds.
Note.
f you have programmed a track time longer than the actual
duration of track time (e.g. You assign '6:30' although the
track has the playing time of only '5:00'), the player will
then automatically return to the beginning of track '1' and
commence playing.
To play a track from an index flag
A certain number of tracks may have the latent index flag
from which you can directly start listening to the musical
content (e.g. drum solo, vocal, etc.). These index flags may
be advised by referring to the leaflet accompanying the disc
(e.g. ' ndex ® drum solo').
Then program the desired
index number.
Example
To program '6 minutes 30
seconds' in track '5'.
First, program the number
of the track in which
the desired index flag is
contained.
Note.
If the track is to end within approximately 15 seconds
after the programmed track time (e.g. You assign '6:30'
for the track that ends after 6 minutes and 40 seconds),
the player may automatically return to the beginning of
the track 'V and will commence playing.
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TRACK NO
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TRACK NO
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TRACK T ME
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Step 1 : Press in the track number within which the desired
index number is contained, on the 0 to 9 buttons, e.g. track
'8'.
f the track is actually being listened to, you need not
program the track number. Proceed to Step 2 immediately.
Step 2 Press the NDEX button within 5 seconds after
Step 1. The NDEX indicator dot will illuminate.
Step 3 Press in the index number within 5 seconds after
Step 2, on the 0 to 9 buttons.
Step 4 Press the PLAY/START button within 5 seconds
after Step 3. n the example above, track '8' will be
searched and the music starts from index number '3' in
track '8'. At the same time, the TRACK T ME indicator
will display the track time indication.
Note.
f you have erroneously programmed a number of which
the actual index flag does not exist in the track, the player
will return to the first track of the disc and will resume
playing.

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Press
2
Press
MEMORY
TRACK T ME
NDEX
NDEX 1
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3
NDEX
MEMORY
MEMORY
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Track 4
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For example to program tracks '2', T and '3' for memory
playing.
Step 1: First, select the track you wish to listen by the
manner as stated in 'To listen to a particular track', 'To
listen to a track from an index flag' or 'To listen to a track
from the programmed track starting time'. The TRACK NO
indicator should now be flashing.
Step 2: nstead of pressing the PLAY/START button after
the selection, press the MEMORY button.
Step 3: Select the next track selection, index, or track
starting time as desired.
Step 4: Now again press the MEMORY button.
By repeatedly following the above procedures, up to 24 full
tracks can be memorized (however if index and track
starting time are also entered into memory then the
capacity for memory will be less than 24).
f you wish to change or correct the track number etc.
during programming, simply press the C/AC button once
(Note: Do not press the C/AC button more than once since
this may instantly clear all programmed informations!).
f you attempt to program beyond the inherent capacity
of the micro-computer of the player, the TRACK NO
indicator (or the TRACK T ME indicator, if you are
programming a track by the track starting time manner)
will not cease flashing although the MEMORY button is
pressed.
Memory playing
This feature allows you to listen to desired track selections
that are entered into memory in any desirable sequence.
Tracks are memorized as a full track, when programmed
from an index flag, or from the programmed track starting
time point.
Press the PLAY/START button to
commence memory playing.
Note 1.
Unless you wish to clear the memorized information, do
not attempt to eject the disc (by pressing the STOP/EJECT
button twice).
Note 2.
Do not operate the REV and FF buttons during the
memory play mode as it erases all information in memory.
The player will then operate in the normal manner format.
For example to program track '9', index 3 of track '5' and
the track time '12 30' of track '4' for memory playing.
Step 5: To start the memory play, press the PLAY/START
button. When the last programmed track is completed, the
player will automatically return to the first programmed
track and resume playing. During memory playing, the
MEMORY indicator located adjacent to the TRACK T ME
indicator should light.
Step 6: To stop memory play, press the STOP/EJECT
button. f you wish to' temporarily stop the memory play,
press the PAUSE button. This will keep the player in the
playing mode and in the memory play format. mmediate
resumption of actual playing of the memorized programs
requires the PAUSE button to be pressed again.
• During the memory playing, only the ► SK P button is
operative and you can advance to the next programmed
track.
• To clear (erase) the memorized programs, simply press
the C/AC button twice.
Press the PLAY/START button to
commence memory playing.
TRACKJ4O
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T RACK NO
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Trouble shooting guide
Track
Skipping impossible.
Repeat inoperative.
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To cease the phrase operation, press the C/AC button once.
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REPEAT
Phrase repeat operation
With the phrase repeat function, you can repeat selected
portions of a track. There are two ways in which you
operate the phrase repeat function:
Track repeat operation
Press the REPEAT button after the track (program) has
started. After the track has been played, the player will
return to the beginning of the same track and resume
playing again. To cease track repeat, simply press the
REPEAT button again and check that the indicator
adjacent to the button turns off.
Note.
Do not operate the REV or FF button during the repeat
operation as it will deactivate the repeat function.
• The repeat function is inoperative during the memory
playing mode or the index play mode.
The player automatically returns to the point where
the PHRASE button is initially pressed.
During the phrase repeal operation, you cannot search
for other tracks, index flags, and the track starting time
points.
Pause not possible
though pressing
PAUSE button.
Pressing ◄ SK P
button does not
return to the
beginning of the
same track.
After pressing (and
holding) FF or REV
button, PLAY/
START not
operative.
◄ SK P button erroneously pressed
within 4 seconds after the track
started. Press ◄ SK P button after
4 seconds.
SK P buttons inoperative during
stand by.
Laser head may be too far to end of
the disc. Press STOP/EJECT button
once and then the PLAY/START
button.
Although it is unlikely that your Kyocera product will need
repair, should the occasion arise, please contact your
authorized Kyocera dealer or the following directly:
Problem
Player will not start
after programming
the track number.
Memory information
disappears.
Player will not start
after programming
the index number.
Pressing each button should be
made within 5 seconds after the
former operation has been made.
FF or REV button erroneously
operated. (Do not operate during
memory playing.) Disc ejected.
Not possible during memory
playing. FF or REV button
erroneously operated.
The player automatically returns to the point where the
PHRASE button is initially pressed.
KYOCERA INTERNATIONAL INC.
Service Center
7 Powder Horn Drive, Warren NJ 07060
Telephone 201-560*0060
Problem
Music never starts
when PLAY/START
pressed.
PHRASE
5 =
When the PLAY/START button
is pressed during the phrase repeat
operation, the player immediately
reverts to the position where the
PHRASE was initially pressed.
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The following guide is intended as an aid in correcting
problems encountered during installation or use of your
player:
® Press the PHRASE button during playing. The player
repeats from the point the button is pressed and up to the
end of the track.
PHRASE
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® When the PHRASE button is pressed again, the player
repeats between the two points:
Suggested remedy
1 Reversed disc. Load disc with
labelled side towards you.
2 Significantly soiled disc, etc.
being used. Clean up.
PAUSE is possible only during
playing and stand by.
Servicing
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START
To check the memory content
Press the MEMO CALL button (any time except during
searching for a track) and the TRACK NO indicator and
TRACK T ME indicator (if programmed) will indicate the
memorized program information, index numbers, and/or
track starting time one by one, each for a 2 second flashing
duration. However, you can read the memory content
quickly by pressing the MEMO CALL button after each
display.
Suggested remedy
1 You may have pressed PLAY/
START button more than 5
seconds after 0-9 buttons are
pressed. Be sure to press PLAY/
START button within 5 seconds of
selection.
2 During phrase repeat mode, the
player will not perform track
number search.

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Specifications
Audio
Audio output
Disc
Signal format
13
Electro/Mechanical
Weight
Because Kyocera continually strives to improve its
products, specifications and features are subject to change
without notice.
AC power requirement
Power consumption
Dimensions
Error correction
Sampling frequency
Channel modulation code
Channel bit ratio
Playback time
Scanning velocity
Revolution
Track pitch
Disc diameter
Disc thickness
Center hole diameter
Signalling area
Number of channels
Quantumization
Frequency response
S/N ratio
Dynamic range
Channel separation
Harmonic distortion
Wow and flutter
AC 120 V 60 Hz
30 W
18-1/4" width
5-3/16" height
12-5/ef depth
18.5 lbs.
20 to 20,000 Hz ±0.5 dB
> 90 dB
>90 dB
> 90 dB at 1 kHz
<0.005% at 1 kHz
Relevant to crystal quartz
tolerance
2.0 Vrms
2
16 bit linear/channel
2's complement
C RC
44.1 kHz
EFM
4.3218 Mb/s
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* Single side, 2 channels.
** View from pick-up side.
approx. 60 minutes*
1.2 to 1.4 m/s
Counterclockwise**
1.6 micrometer
120 mm
1.2 mm
15 mm
50 mm

KTDA01U*AX Printed in Japan
KHOCERS nternational nc.
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