Magnavox FD3040 User manual

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LASER SAFETY
This unit employs a laser. Only a qualified service person should remove the cover
or attempt to service this device, due to possible eye injury.
"CAUTION_USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE
OF PROCEDURE OTHER THAN SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT
IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE."
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within
an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user
of the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage"
within the product's enclosure; that may be of suffi-
cient magnitude to constitute a risk ol electric shock
to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle
is intended to alert the user of the presence of impor-
tant operating and maintenance (servicing) instruc-
tions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
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RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRTC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER.SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
WARNING
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTUBE.

Your Compact Digital Audio Disc Player employs ultra-precise manu-
facturing techniques and sophisticated digital and servo technology to
assure you an audio output which is the full equivalent of that at the
studio console where the original recording was made. Your listening
area will never be the same againl
Please read this instruction manual carefully before using your Com-
pact Digital Audio Disc Player. This player has been manufactured with
the greatest of care to ensure trouble-free operation; however, should
you encounter any problem, please promptly notify the store where
you purchased the machine or your nearest seryice center.
FEATURES
The compact disc system is a new era for audio systems, which makes
the best of state-of-the-art digital techniques.
High-Performance
The FD3040 is extremely superior in performance to the conventional
analog audio systems as demonstrated by the following characteris-
tics.
Frequency range '. 4Hz to 20 kHz
Dynamic range : 90 dB or greater
Distortion factor : 0.003%
Wow and flutter : less than measurable limit
Channel separation : 90 dB or greater
Our unique, perfectly balanced swing mechanism provides excellent
anti-vibration characteristics and immunity against oblique setting.
HIGH OUALITY SOUND
The .newly developed digital filter, large-scale power transformer,
audio capacitor and other high grade parts enable the conversion of all
the information recorded on the disc into high quality sound.
VARIETY OF FUNCTIONS
Each audio disc contains various information other than music (e.g.
selection numbers, length of each selection, etc.) and the FD3040
reads this information to provide many useful functions.
. Random access programming
Any number of selections (up to 24) can be automatically played in
the desired order using the random access programming function.
. Delete programming
Any selections can be skipped automatically by using the delete
programming function.
o All play
Of course, all selections can be played in the recorded order.
. Search scan
When the SEARCH button is pressed, the beginning of each selec-
tion recorded on the disc is automatically played for 10 seconds.
. Tune selection with lndex No.
The FD3040 enables you to select tunes by their lndex Numbers.
. Tune selection whh time specification
Tune selection by specifying time is also possible even during play.
o Ouick tune selection
When the music No. is specified, play starts promptly from the be-
ginning of the specified tune.
r Skip feature
By pressing the NEXT button during play you can skip selections.
The number of selections skipped corresponds to the numbers of
times the button is pressed and play starts from the beginning of the
selected tune.
Back skip feature
When the BACK button is pressed once during play. the unit enters
pause mode at the beginning of the current selection. When the
button is pressed twice, the unit returns to the beginning of the pre-
vious selection and enters pause mode. This feature is useful for re-
cording.
Repeat feature
Either all or selected selections can be played repeatedly.
A-B repeat feature
When the beginning and end of the section to 6e played repeatedly
is specified, the section can be played repeatedly.
. Music standby feature
With this feature, the unit pauses at the beginning of the specified
selection. This feature is useful for recording.
r Easy-to-read display
The display shows program and operation status, elapsed time for
playing each selection, time remaining to complete the program.
REMOVING SHIPPING SCREWS
Two shipping screws have been set at the factory before shipping. Be
sure to remove them as shown below. Keep these screws because
they will be required when the unit is transported
Use a screwdriver to remove these screws.
GAUTION:
Operating the unit before removing these shipping screuvs may dam-
age the unat.
DISCS
Note how the surface of discs gleam with all the colors of the rainbow.
This is because of light diffraction caused by the discs' micron-size
tracks. The FD3040 Compact Disc Player uses a beam of laser light to
read audio information from these tracks; thus, the discs are never
subjected to stylus wear as is the case with conventional record
players.
. Handle discs carefully to avoid scratching their surface.
o Keep the surface of discs clean.
This is important, because there may be as many as 15 billion bits of
information recorded on their surface and excessive dust can result
in intermittent interruption of sound. Remove ordinary dust and
fingerprints by breathing on the disc and wiping it gently with a
clean cotton [andkerchief or gauze.
. To maintain the quality of your discs, avoid placing them in loca-
tions such as the following.
. Locations which are exposed to direct sunlight or heat
(such as radiators)
. Locations with high concentrations of dust or humidity
. Places which may be exposed to water, such as near windows
. Place your discs in their protective Gases when they are not in use.

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ABOUT THIS MANUAL
Refer to the figures given on page 3 and 4 .
The callout numbers correspond to those found in this manual. All re-
ferences to the connections and controls are printed in BOLDFACE,
hold type as they appear on the unit.
REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS
All connections to the rear panel should be made with the power to the
entire system turned off.
To avoid confusion, connect one cable at a time between the different
components of your system.
This is the safest way to avoid cross-connecting channels or confusing
signal inputs with outputs.
POWER SWITCH
Pressing this switch once turns power on. Pressing it again turns the
power off.
@ enocnnM KEYs (1 - o)
Used to specify the music No. or time. etc.
@ "r"o*" BUrroN
This button makes the computer memorize the selection number set
by the PROGRAM keys.
@ cnrucn BUrroN
This button cancels the selection number set by the PROGRAM keys.
@ rruoe" BUrroN
Some discs have an index No. With the INDEX button, play from a cer-
tain section in a tune is possible.
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Ib, LAP/REMAIN BUTTON
This button is used to switch the time display (LAP ilME/REMAIN
TIME) between the REMAIN and LAP time.
@ eacr BUrroN
When this button is pressed once during playback, the unit enters
pause mode at the beginning of the current tune.
When the button is pressed again, the mode remains the same but at
the beginning of the previous tune.
@ new BUTToN (Reverse)
Keeping this button pressed caues the laser pickup to move toward the
beginning of the disc from the selection which is currently being
played.
@ tt BUTToN (Fast Forwardl
Keeping this button pressed causes the laser pickup to move toward
the end of the disc from the selection which is currently being played.
@ *=*t BUrroN
Used to start play from the next or preceding tune.
@ t,tust"r"toNDBY BUTToN
When the NEXT button is pressed with this button pressed, the unit en-
ters standby mode at the beginning of the next tune.
To release standby mode, press the PAUSE or PIAY button.
@ muse BUrroN
When this button is pressed during playback, the player stops at the
point at which the button is pressed. Pressing the button again causes
playback to resume at the point at which it was interrupted.
@ r*" BUrroN
Press this button to start play.
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(I bJ STOP BUTTON
This button is used to stop the play and to rotate the disc. lt is also
used to cancel a program.
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(l /) sancx BUrroN
Used to play the beginning of all the tunes on the disc for 10 seconds
each.
When the SEARCH button is pressed during auto music scan, normal
play starts where the button is pressed.
@ *.r.ot BUrroN
Pressing this button makes it possible to repeat all selections. Pressing
it again cancels the repeat operation.
@ tr". AND MTNUTE BUTT.NS
for time selection. See page 7 for further details.
OPEN/CLOSE BUTTON
Used
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Press this button to open the disc tray. Press it again to close it.

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@ oo >B BUrroN AND cLEAR BUrroN
Used to repeat the required section (from A to B) on the disc. To re-
lease A-B repeat, press the CLEAR button.
@ rrrrorclroRs and DtsPLAYs
E Musrc No. rNDrcAToR
The indicator shows the selection numbers to be played. After a
selection has been played. the corresponding number disappears
from the display but, if the function is on, the number does not
disappear.
@ fiue DtspLAy (LAp nME/REMAIN TIME)
This indicator normally shows the time (minutes and seconds)
elapsed after the current selection has been started. This time is re-
ferred to as the LAP time. Pressing the LAP/REMAIN button makes
this indicator display the time requlred for completing play. This
time is referred to as the REMAIN time.
@ rvtrun tNDtcAToR
lndicates the music number currently being played or pro-
grammed.
D rNDEx NUMBER lNDtcAToR
lndicates the index number of the tune currently being played or
when programming index selection.
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PLAY : Lights during playback.
REPEAT : Lights when the repeat function is activated.
SEARCH : Lights during auto music or index scanning.
READY : Play and programming are possible only when this
indicator is lit.
This indicator flashes immediately after the disc is
loaded, and the built-in microprocessor reads the in-
formation stored on the disc.
PAUSE : Lights during pause.
A < > B : Flashes when A point is set. When B point is set, the
unit enters A-B repeat mode and the indicator lights.
When the CLEAR button is pressed, the A:B repeat
mode is released and the indicator goes off.
STANDBY: Lights when the STANDBY button is pressed, and
goes out when the button is pressed again.
ERROR : Flashes for a moment if the number of selections ex-
ceeds 24. The selection numbers entered after this in-
dicator has flashed are ignored. This indicator atso
flashes if the disc is set upside down or if there is a
significant scratch on the disc.
fi nemore sENsoR
Lights red for a moment when the infrared ray signal of the op-
tional remote controller is received. For details, refer to page 10.
@ rnorrres.,acr
Plug the headphones into this jack.
@ ourrur LEvEL coNTRoLs
Audio output voltage can be adjusted between 0 to 2.0 V with these
controls.
To lower the output voltage, turn the controls counterclockwise.
@ oureur JAcKs (cD ourpur)
Plug the RCA plug cable provided into these jacks and connect the
other end of the cable to the CD or AUX jacks of your amplifier. Be sure
not to connect to the PHONO jacks.
@ nrs (AUTo FUNcnoN sELEcrl BUs JAcK
Using the green bus cable, connect stereo components equipped with
AFS bus jack to this jack. Pay attention to the color of the jacks when
connecting the AFS bus cable. Connecting it to a jack other than the
specified one may result in problems.
The Auto Function Select bus acts as a remote source selector for the
amplifier. Therefore, you need not operate the source selector of the
amplifier when you change and use source programs such as the tape
and tuner.
6D ner,nore coNr. BUs JACK
Used only for the system remote control.
Connect the remote control bus cable (orange) provided to this iack
and the other end of the cable to the remote control bus jack (orange)
of the other unit. Never connect this jack to any other than an orange
jack.
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t?fi) FUSE REPLACEMENT
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lf the fuse blows, find establish the cause, and replace it with another
one of the same type and value.
Use of a fuse having a higher value then that specified will not provide
adequate protdction for the amp and will render the warranty invalid.
Be sure to unplug the unit from the wall socket before changing the
fuse.
@ o" PowER coRD
The correct power for operating your system is written on the rear
panel. Be sure the POWER switch is off before plugging the AC line
cord into an electrical outlet.

OPERATING PROCEDURES
NORMAL PIAY
1. Set the POWER swirch to ON.
2. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button. The disc tray comes out.
Place a compact disc on the disc tray with the label surface upward.
3. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button. The disc tray returns and the
READY indicator flashes.
4. When the READY indicator lights, the tot'al time of the disc is dis-
played and the total number of the selections is displayed in the
MUSIC NO. indicator.
This condition is referred to as play standby mode.
5. Press the PLAY button. Playback starts from the first selection ofthe
disc. When playback starts, the time display changes from REMAIN
TIME to I-AP TIME and the MUSIC NO. indicator of the selection
being played flashes. The MNR and INDEX indicators show the
music No. and index No. of the selection being played.
6. When playback of the last selection is completed, the unit enters
play standby mode. When the PLAY button is pressed again,
playback starts from the beginning of the first selection.
AUTO PLAY
Place a side on the tray and press the PLAY button. The tray is au-
tomatically drawn and the playback starts from the beginning of the
first tune.
TO STOP PLAY DURING PLAYBACK
TO STOP PLAY
1. Press the STOP button.
2. The unit enters play standby mode.
3. When the PI-AY button is pressed again. play starts from the begin-
ning of the first selection.
TO UNLOAD THE DISC
1. Press the OPEN/GLOSE button.
2. The play stops and the disc tray comes out.
TO STOP PLAY TEMPORARILY
1. Press the PAUSE button.
2. The PAUSE indicator lights and the unit enters pause mode.
3. To release the pause mode, press the PAUSE button again or press
the PLAY button. Play starts from the point at which the unit entered
the pause mode.
TO SELECT NEXT OR PREVIOUS TUNE DURING PLAY
TO SELECT NEXT TUNE
1. Press the NEXT button during play. Each time the NEXT button is
pressed, the MNR indicator increases by one and the flashing
MUSIC NO. indicator goes off in turn. After a while, play starts from
the beginning of the selected tune.
2. When playing a compact disc with index Nos., play can be shifted to
the next index No. section of the same tune. For this operation,
press the INDEX button once and the NEXT button once.
TO PLAY FROM THE PREVIOUS SECNON OR THE BEGINNING
OF THE PREVIOUS SELECTION
1.'Press the BACK button during play. When the button is pressed
once, the unit enters pause mode at the beginning of the current
selection. To releasb the pause mode, press the PAUSE button
again or press the PLAY button.
2. When the BACK button is pressed twice or more, the MNR indicator
decreases and the flashing MUSIC NO. indicator lights in turn.
When the MNR indicator reaches the specified music No., the
PAUSE indicator lights and the unit enters pause mode.
3. When playing a compact disc with index Nos.. play can be started
from the beginning of the specified index section of the same selec-
tion. For this operation, press the INDEX button once and the BACK
button once. After a while, the PAUSE indicator lights and the unit
enters pause mode. At this time, the INDEX indicator remains off.
TO REPEAT PLAY
Press the REPEAT button. The REPEAT indicator lights to show that
the unit is in repeat mode and play is repeated. To release the re-
peat mode, press the REPEAT button again. The REPEAT indicator
goes off.
TUNE SELECNONS
With the FD3040, the tune can be selected as follows.
I Random acoess programming
1. Load a compact disc referring to "NORMAL PIAY".
2. When the READY indicator lights and the total time is displayed, the
unit enters play standby mode and programming is possible.
3. Specify the music No. of the required selection with the PROGRAM
keys.
The MNR indicator shows the specified No. and the same number
of the MUSIC NO. indicator flashes.
To select third tune
Press the MEMORY button. The selected tune is programmed. At
this time, the MUSIC NO. indicator, except the programmed one,
goes off.
The LAP/REMAIN indicator shows the play time of the programmed
selection.
Repeat the above procedures for other selections.
When programming is completed, press the PLAY button. Play will
begin in the order of programming.
* lf more than 24 selections are programmed, the ERROR indicator
flashes each time the MEMORY button is pressed and selection
storing is not possible.
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TO CHANGE THE PROGRAMMING
With random access programming, up to 24 selections can be pro-
grammed. lf the selection is erroneously programmed or to change the
programming, specify the music No. of the selection to be erased with
PROGRAM keys and press the CANCEL button.
The MUSIG NO. indicator goes off, the LAP/REMAIN indicator flashes
and the specified selection is erased.
. To erase the seventh selection from the'6 selection programming
with a total play time of 29 min 14 sec
Before erasing
Then, press
At this time, the total play time indicated in the IAP/REMAIN indicator
decreases to show that the selection is erased.
After programming is changed
.l To add a program during play
With the random access programming, a program can be added
during play.
With the PROGRAM keys, MEMORY button and CANGEL button,
the programming can be completely changed.
I Delete play programming
1. Load a compact disc referring to "NORMAL PLAY".
2. When the ready indicator lights and the total time is displayed, the
unit enters play standby mode and programming is possible.
3. Specify the music No. which is not to be programmed with PRO-
GRAM keys. The MNR indicator shows the specified No. and the
same number of the MUSIC NO. indicator flashes.
When a disc has 13 selections with a total play time of 59 min 12 sec
To delete second selection
Press the CANCEL button. The corresponding MUSIC NO. indicator
goes off and the play time of the erased selection is decreased from
the display of the IAP/REMAIN indicator.
Press
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Repeat the above procedures for other selections
programming required.
This procedure can be carried out during play.
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and make the
Music No. to be erased.

OTHER TUNE SELECTIONS
OUICK SELECNON
1. Ouick selection with search feature
With the search feature, the beginning of each selection recorded
on the compact disc can be played for 10 seconds.
When the required selection is found, start play.
2. Time program selection
By setting the music No. and start time play can be started from the
required point.
3. lndex No. selection
By setting the index No., the playback can be started from the
desired section of the tune.
4. Skip play
With this feature, the selection which is not desired can be skipped.
The above selections can be carried out only when the unit is in play
mode or play standby mode. When random access programming or
delete play programming is specified, the above selections are not
possible.
I Search feature and operation
1. When the SEARCH button is pressed, the beginnings of all the
selections recorded on the compact disc are played for about 10
seconds. When the required selection is found, press the PLAY but-
ton. The SEARCH feature is released and the unit enters play mode.
When the unit is in normal play mode, pressing the PLAY button
will put the unit in search mode.
During search, the SEARCH, LAP nME, MNR and MUSIC NO. indi-
cators are displayed.
When the required tune is the 6th and the time is 58 min 42 sec
When the compact disc has index Nos., pressing the INDEX button
and then the SEARCH button will effect SEARCH of the index sec-
tions.
Plays for 10 seconds
INDEX
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I Time program selection
1. By programming the music No. and the start time, play can be
stafted from the specified point.
2. Set the unit to play standby mode.
3. When the second selection with a start time of 3 min 45 sec is to be
played, proceed as follows.
Oerur. the PROGRAM ffi t"v.
Oer"r, the TIME button.
(Oe,""" the PRoGRAM f-|Y *r and MtN button.
@e."r, the pRoGRAM ffi ""a flff *r,
@er""" the MEMO button.
With the above procedures, program selection is completed.
Press the PIAY button. Play starts from the specified point.
* The A < > B indicator flashes. This means that point A of the
A-B repea( play is specified. For details, refer to "A-B REPEAT
PIAY".
" Make a habit of noting the start time of your favorite section for
this play.
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Flashes when the PLAY button is pressed.
Flashes when the
PROGRAM 2 key
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I Tune selection with index No.
1. By setting the music number and index number, the play can be
started from the desired index No. section.
2. Set the music and index numbers in the stop mode specified in
"NORMAL PLAY" on page 6.
3. For example, to start play from the section with music No. of 3 and
index No. of 2, proceed as follows.
Oerur. PROGRAM qfr n"u is displayed in MNR and MUSIC
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@er".. the INDEX button.
(3rrr"r. PROGRAM ffi r"y. The INDEX NO.2 tishts.
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@er"., PLAY button. The play starts from the specified section.
l.Skip play
Set skip play mode in play standby mode.
To start play from the Sth selection, press the PROGRAM 5 key, then
the PLAY button. The selections from 1st to 4th are skipped and
play starts from the beginning of the 5th selection through to the
last selection.
To start play from the 5th selection of a compact disc which has 9
seleetion of 50 min 55 sec
A-B REPEAT PLAY
With this feature, a particular section can be played repeatedly.
1. When play reaches the point at which repeat play should start,
press the A < > B button. The A { D B indicatorflashesto indi-
cate the start point is specified.
When play reaches the point at which repeat play should finish,
press the A < > B button. The A { }B indicator lights to indicate
A-B repeat play is specified. The unit immediately returns to the
start point and plays the specified section repeatedly.
3. To release A-B repeat play, press the CLEAR button.
* A-B repeat play can be set when the unit is in normal play mode
(excluding quick selection play) and cannot be set in random ac-
cess programming or delete play programming.
CLEARING THE ENTIRE MEMORY
The entire memory is cleared when the STOP button is pressed or the
OPEN/CLOSE button is set to the OUT position to open the drawer.
Therefore, when a disc is replaced. the program stored in memory is
automatically canceled.
REPEAT FUNCTION
All programmed selections can be repeated any number of times by
pressing the REPEAT button. The REPEAT indicator lights when this
function is operating. Press the REPEAT button again to reset this func-
tion.
MUSIC STANDBY FEATURE
When the MUSIC/STANDBY button is pressed, the STANDBY indicator
lights and the unit enters music standby mode. ln this mode, the unit
enters pause mode after tune selection.
To release music standby mode, press the MUSIC/STANDBY button
again.
* ln music standby mode, the unit enters pause mode each time the
selection ends. Use this mode only when required and do not forget
to release the mode after operation.
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When the PLAY button is pressed, the PLAY indicator lights.

MUSIC
STANDBY
To carry out music standby on the Sth selection of an 8 selection com-
pact disc 2. After programming is completed, the total time of the selections
programmed is displayed.
Play starts when the PLAY button is pressed, and the TIME display
switches to the elapsed time.
The TIME display becomes 0:00 at the beginning of each selection.
The indication precedes the indication at an intereselection gap
(e.g., 0:02, 0:01).
To check the time required for finishing the program, press the RE-
MAIN/IAP button. The remaining time is displayed as 28:03.
The elapsed time is displayed when the REMAIN/IAP button is
pressed again.
Press the
When the PLAY button is pressed. the PAUSE indicator lights when the
unit reaches the beginning of the 5th selection.
Press the PLAY or PAUSE button to start play.
TIME DISPLAY
When the power switch is turned on, the TIME display first displays the
time required for playing all selections contained in the disc.
After you have programmed. the time required for playing all selec-
tions programmed is displayed.
When the PLAY button is pressed, the display indicates the time
elapsed since the current selection has started. The indication is 0:00 at
the beginning of each selection. The indication is preceded by the
minus (-) sign (e.9., -0:02, -0:01) at an interselection gap so that you
can know when the next selection starts.
Pressing the REMAIN/LAP button displays the time required for the
player to complete all the remaining selections. The indication is pre-
ceded by the minus (-) sign (e.9., -45:03).
Pressing the REMAIN/LAP button returns the display to the elapsed
time.
* A disc containing 8 selections (42 minutes) is used for explanation
below.
The total time of selections is displayed when the information of the
disc is read.
button, then the PROGRAM m *t time of selections programmed = 32 minutes 50 seconds
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REMOTE CONTROL FEATURE
Two remote control systems are available for the FD3040
1. lnfrared remote control MER061
2. System remote control
O *"ott coNTRoL oN.oFF/LocK swrrcH
To activate the remote controller, set this switch to ON.
@ seruo NDrcAroR
LED lights when any of the various buttons on the remote control unit
is pressed.
@ trrrrnaneo EMrrrER wrNDow
The infrared signal is emitted from this window.
@ aacr BurroN
When this button is pressed during play, the unit returns to the begin-
ning of the current selection and enters pause mode. When the button
is pressed again, the unit enters pause mode at the beginning of the
previous selection.
@ ruexr BUrroN
When this button is pressed once during play, play starts from the be-
ginning of the next selection.
When the button is pressed repeatedly, the selections are skipped ac-
cording to the number of times the button is pressed.
@ neeenr BUrroN
When this button is pressed, the unit enters repeat play mode. To re-
lease repeat play mode, press the button again.
Cseancx BUrroN
When this button is pressed, the beginnings of all the selections re-
corded on the compact disc are played for 10 seconds. When the PI-AY
button is pressed in auto music scan mode. the unit enters normal play
mode.
@ enuse BUrroN
When this button is pressed during play, the unit enters pause mode.
When the button is pressed again or the PLAY button is pressed, play
starts at the point at which the unit enters pause mode.
@ elav BUrroN
Press to start play.
@ rvrusrclsrANDBY BUTToN
When this button is pressed, it comes to the pause condition at the
head of the tune to be played. Press once more, and it will be released.
@ sroe BUrroN
Used to stop play. The disc stops and the program is erased.
Range of operations for the remote control unit
The range of operation for the remote control unit is approximately 5
m from the infra-red receptor of the FD3040
Normal operations will not be possible if the remote control unit is not
pointed at the receptor or if there is anything between the remote con-
trol and the FD3040 main unit.
lnserting the batteries
The batteries of this remote control unit should last 1 year under
normal operating conditions. Remove the batteries if the remote con-
trol unit is not going to be used for a long period of time. Replace weak
batteries as soon as possible.
1. Remove the cover.
2. lnsert the batteries with
+ and - correctly oriented.
Secure the cover by snapping
it back ihto place.
3.
Remote control transmission unit
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IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY
lf you experience any difficulty, check the following before contacting
your dealer or the nearest service station.
DISC DOES NOT ROTATE
1. Make sure that the power cord is properly connected.
2. Confirm that the POWER switch is on.
3. Confirm that the drawer is in place.
4. Check that the transport screws have been removed.
5. Confirm that the disc has been loaded with the label side up.
DISC ROTATES BUT NO SOUND IS HEARD
1. Check connections between the disc player, amplifier and speakers.
2. Confirm that the amplifier POWER switch is ON.
3. Check the volume control setting of the amplifier.
4. Confirm that the source selector of the amplifier is set to CD or to
the position to which the FD3040 is connected.
SOUND IS INTERRUPTED INTERMTTTENTLY
1. Check for dirt on the disc.
2. Check the disc for large scratches.
3. Check the disc for warp.
CAUTION
ln winter, the windows in a heated room collect moisture or drops of
water. This phenomenon is called dew condensation. The optical lens
of a CD player may have dew condensation in the following conditions.
o lmmediately after a heating system is switched on
.ln a mcist room
. When brought from a cold place into a heated room
ln these conditions. wait about 30 minutes before use, because the CD
player may not operate correctly or the music number may not be read
correctly.
lf the CD player causes electric wave interruption to turners or TVs,
keep the CD player, tuners or TVs away from each other.
Compared with analogue records, the residual noise of a compact disc
is very low. Be careful to start playback with the volume control of the
amplifier set to the optimum position. Excessive volume control
setting may damage the speakers.
TECHNICAT SPECIFICATIONS
AUDIO PERFORMANCE
Number of Channels ......2
Frequency Response . .4 Hz - 20 kHz
DynamicRange. ... >90d8
Signal-to-NoiseRatio ...... >90d8
Channel Separation > 90 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (incl. noise) . . . . 0.003 %
WowandFlutter. .... unmeasurable
D/AConversion ..... .....'16 bitwith digital filtering
Error Correction System .... Cross lnterleave Solomon Code (CIRC)
AudioOutputlevel . 2Vrms
OPTICAL READOUT SYSTEM
Laser. ......semi-conductorAlGaAs
Wavelength .0.78 pm
SIGNAL FORMAT
Sampling Frequency 44.1 kHz
Ouantization ....16 bit linear/channel
Dtsc
Diameter . . . 4-314' (120 mm )
Thickness . . . 1120' (1.2 mm )
Direction of Rotation (seen from reading side) ... counter-clockwise
ScanningVelocity .....1.2-1.4mis
Rotation Speed . ..... 500 - 200 rpm
Playing Time (maximum) .... ...... 60 min (stereo)
TrackPitch ...1.6arm
Material ...... plastic
CABINET, GENERAL
Dimensions (with drawer closed)
Panel Width 16-17132'(420 mm)
Panel Height ..3-11132'(85 mm)
Depth. ......,.....1'l-13/16"(300mm)
Weight . . . . . 17 .6 lbs. (8.0 kg )
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SAFETY INSTRUCTION
READ BEFORE OPERATING EOUIPMENT
This product was designed and'manufactured to meet struct qublity and
safety standards. There are, however, some installation and operation
precautions which you should be particularl,y aware of .
1. Read lnstructions - All the safety and operating instructions should
be read before the appliance is operated.
2. Retain lnstructions - The safety and operating instructions should
be retained for future reference.
3. Head Warnings - All warnings on the appliance and in the operating
instructions should be adhered to.
4. Follow lnstructions - All operating and use instructions should be
followed.
5. Water and Moisture - The appliance should not be used near water-
for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub,
in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc.
6. Carts and Stands - The appliance should be used only with a cart
or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer,
7. Wall or Ceiling Mounting - The appliance should be mounted to a
wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer,
8. Ventilation - The appliance should be situated so that its location
or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation. For
example, the appliance should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug,
or similar surface that may block the ventilation openings; or,
' placed in a built-in installation, such as a bookcase or cabinet that
may impede the flow of air through the ventilation openings.
9. Heat - The appliance should be situated away from heat sources
such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appliances (in-
cluding amplifiers) that produce heat.
10, Power Sources - The applianc€ should be connected to a power
supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or
as marked on the appliance.
11. Grounding or Polarization - The precautions that should be taken
so that the grounding or polarization means of an appliance is not
defeated.
12. Power-Cord Protection - Power-supply cords should be routed so
that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed
upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs,
convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the
appl iance.
13. Cleaning - The appliance should be cleaned only as recommended
by the manufacturer._
14. Power Lines - An outdoor antenna should be located away from
power lines.
15. Outdoor Antenna Grounding - lf an outside antenna is connected
to the receiver. be sure the antenna system is grounded so as to
provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static
charges. Section 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFpA
No. 70{981, provides information with respect to proper grounding
of the mast and supponing structure, grounding of the lead-in wire
to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location
of antennadischarge unit, oonnection to grounding electrodes,
and requirements for the grounding electrode. See Fig. 1.
Nonuse Periods - The power cord of the appliance should be un-
plugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time.
Object and Liquid Entry - Care should be taken so that objects
do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through
openings.
Damage Requiring Service - The appliance should be serviced by
qualified service personnel when:
A. The power+upply cord or the plug has been damaged; or
B. Ob.iects have fallen, or liquid has spilled inro the appliance; or
C. Theappliance has been exposed to rain; or
D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits
a marked change in performance; or
E. The appliance has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged.
Servicing - The user should not attempt to service the appliance
beyond that described in the operating instructions. All other
servicing should be referred to qualifid service personnel.
Ground Clamp
Lead-in (Antenna) Wire
To Receiver or Tuner
Mast Ground Wire Ground Wire
Ground Clamps
rl Grounding Electrode
lj Driuen 8' (2.44 meters)
into the Earth.
Use No. l0 AWG (5.3 mm2 ) copper or No. 8 AWG (8.4 mm2 ) aluminum
or No. l7 AWG (l.0mm2)copperrlad steel or bronze wire, or larEeras
ground wires for both mast and lead-in.
Secure lead-in wire from antenna to lightning arrestor and mast ground
wire to house with stand-off insulators. spaced from 4 feet (1.22 meters)
to 6 feet (1.83 meters) apart.
Mount laghtning arrestor as closely as possible to where lead-in enters
house.
Fig. 1. Typicrl lnsrrllrtion {or Lightning Arrestor
16.
17.
18.
19.
A}
B}
c)
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LIMITED WARRANTY
MAGNAVOX Component Audio
Thank you for selecting a Magnavox Component Audio Unit. Please read carefully the Operating lnstructions
f urnished with this product. We believe that you will be very satisfied with your purchase and provide the following
\A'arranty to you, as the original purchaser.
WHAT N.A.P. WILL DO
SERVICE LABOR - For the f irst 12 months from date
of purchase, an N.A.P. Authorized Service Center will
repair any product defect and replace any defective part
without charge to you for parts or labor.
REPLACEMENT PARTS - For the first 12 months
from date of purchase, an Authorized Service Center
will supply you with a new or at our option, remanufac-
tured part for any part found to be defective without
charge to you for the part. Replacement parts are war-
ranted only for the balance of the original warranty
period.
WARRANTY COVERAGE - This warranty is extended
to the original retail purchaser for products purchased
within the United States. lt does not apply to products
used in commercial applications and covers defects in
workmanship and materials only. lt does not cover dam-
age resulting from owner misuse or abuse, and all other
failures not attributable to manufacluring defects.
IMPORTANT
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you
may also have other rights that vary from state to state.
lf at any time during the warranty period your dealer or
his servicer is unable lo make a satisfactory repair on
this product, please contact the nearest NAPCEC Con-
sumer Affairs olfice identified on this page.
WHATTHE PURCHASER MUST DO
BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVIGE- Readandbecome
familiar with the instructions for conneclion of your unit
and adjustment of the customer controls described in
your instruction book. Your warranty does not cover
labor charges for installation or adjustment of customer
controls.
TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE - lf you have
determined that service is required during the warra nty
period, you must take your player to the dealer lrom
which you purchased it or an Authorized Service Center
and pick it up after completion of service.
PROVIDE PROOF OF PURCHASE - You must pro-
vide proof of the date on which the product was first
purchased (sales receipt or other evidence) when re-
questing service or replacement of parts under warranty.
IMPORTANT REM!NDER
Please filloutyour Warranty Registration Card and mail it
to N.A.P. Consumer Electronics Corp. prompitly. lt will be
easier for us to notify you if it should ever be required.
Return ol the Warranty Registration Card is not a condi-
tion to warranty coverage.
CONSUMER AFFAIRS
All dealers offer repair service through their own service departments or through one or more nearby NAPCEC
Authorized Service Centers. Although it is expected that needed repair service will be furnished on request by the
Dealer's service organization, situations which he may not resolve to the owner's satisfaction should be reported to
the nearest NAPCEC Area Service Office for investigation and follow-up.
Call or write to NAPCEC, Consumer Affairs Manager, at -
N.A.P. CONSUMER ELECTRONICS CORP.
P.O. BOX 6950, KNOXVILLE, TN. 37914
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