Pioneer LaserDisc CLD-1090 User manual

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Operating
Instructions
BIGITAL AUDIO
The contents found in these Operating Instructions are
based on the CLD-1090 model.
Thank you for buying this Pioneer product.
Please read through these operating instructions so you
will know how to operate your model properly. After you
have finished reading the instructions, put them away in a
safe place for future reference.
In some countries or regions, the shape of the power plug
and power outlet may sometimes differ from that shown in
the explanatory drawings.
However, the method of
connecting and operating the unit is the same.
WARNING: To PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
[For U.S. and Canadian models]
The serial number for this equipment is located on the rear panel
Please write this serial number on your enclosed warranty card
and keep it in a secure area. This is for your security.
[For Canadian model]
CAUTION: To PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT
USE THIS (POLARIZED) PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION
CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE
BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE
EXPOSURE.
ATTENTION: pour PREVENIR LES CHOCS
ELECTRIQUES NE PAS UTILISER CETTE FICHE POLARISEE
AVEC UN PROLONGATEUR, UNE PRISE DE COURANT
OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE DE COURANT, SAUF SI LES
LAMES PEUVENT ETRE INSEREES A FOND SANS EN
LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE A DECOUVERT
LINE VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH
Only multi-voltage models are provided with this switch.
U.S., Canadian, European, U.K., and Australian models
are not provided with this switch.
The line voltage selector switch is located on the rear panel
of this player. Before your player is shipped from the factory,
the switch is set to the power requirements of the player's
destination, Check that it is set properly before plugging
the power cord into the outlet. if the voltage is not properly
set or if you move to an area where the voltage requirements
differ, adjust the selector switch as follows:
Use a medium-sized (flat blade) screwdriver. Insert the tip
of the screwdriver into the groove of the selector switch
and turn it to set the player to the power voltage of your
area.
Set the selector so that
arrow points power
voltage of your area
{Figure shows arrow
pointing to 110 volts.)
® PIONEER’
The Art of Entertainment

IMPORTANT
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
00. NOT OPEN
The exctamation point within an equilateral triangle is
intended to alert the user to the grasence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in
the literature accompanying the apaliance.
CAUTION
TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO
NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACKI. NO USER-
SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO.
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS :
DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE
Unplug this video product from the wall outlet and
refer servicing to qualified service personnel under
The lightning fash with arrowhead, within an equilateral
triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated ‘‘dangerous voltage” within the proguct's
enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude ta constitute
a risk of electric shack to persons
POLARIZATION — This video product is equipped with
a polarized alternating currentiine plug (a piughav-
ing one blade wider than the other}. This plug will fit
into the power outlet only one way. This is a safety the following conditions:
feature.
if
you
are
unable
to
insert
the
piug
fully
into
a.
When
the
power-supply
cord
or
plug
is
dam-
the outlet, try reversing the plug. if the plug should aged.
still
fail
to
fit,
contact
your
electrician
to
replace
b. if
liquid
bas
been
spilled,
or
objects
have
fallen
your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety pur into the video product
pose
of
the
polarized
plug.
©.
If
the
video
product
has
been
exposed
to
rain
or
UGHTNING — For added protection for this video oro water.
READ INSTRUCTIONS — All the satety and operating
instructions should be read before the appliance is
operated
RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS ~ The safety and operating in-
structions should be retained for future reference.
HEED WARNINGS — All warnings on the appliance and
in the operating instructions should be adhered to
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS — Ail operating and use in-
structions should be followed.
CLEANING — Unplug this video product from the wati
‘outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or
aerosol cleaners, Use a damp cloth for cleaning
ATTACHMENTS ~ Do not use attachments not recom
mended by the video product manufacturer as they
may cause hazards.
WATER AND MOISTURE ~ Do not use this video pro-
duct near water ~ for example, near a bathtub,
wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet
basement, or near a swimming pool, etc
ACCESSORIES — Do not place this video product on an
unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or tabie, The
Video product may fall, causing serious injury to a
child or adult, and serious damage to the ap
pliance. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket,
of table recommended by the manufacturer, or
Sold with the video product. Any mounting of the
appliance should follow the manufacturer's in-
structions, and should use a mounting accessory
recommerided by the manufacturer.
CART — An appliance and cart combination should be
moved with care, Quick stops, excessive force, and
uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart
combination to overturn
-
VENTILATION ~ Stots and openings in the cabinet are
provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable
Operation of the video praduct and to protect it
fram overheating, These openings must not be
blocked or covered. They shauld never be blocked
by placing the video product on a bed, sofa, rug. of
other similar surface. This video product should
Never
be
placed
near
of
over
a
radiator
or
heat
reg-
ister.
This
video
product
should
not
be
placed
in
a
builtin
instaiation
such
as
a
bookcase
or
rack
un
fess
proper
ventilation
is
provided
or
the
manufac
turer's
instructions
have
been
adhered
to.
duct receiver during a lightning storm, or when itis.
left unattended and unused for long periods of
time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect
the antenna or cable system, This will preventdam-
age to the video product due to lightning and
power-line surges.
POWER LINES ~ An outside antenna system should not
be focatedin the vicinity of overhead power lines or
other electric light or power circuits, or where itcan
fall into such power tines o¢ circuits. When install-
ing an outside antenna system, extreme care
should be taken to keep from touching such power
lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal
OVERLOADING - Do not overload wall outlets and-ex-
tension cords as this can result in the risk of fire or
electric shock.
OBJECT AND LIQUID ENTRY ~ Never push objects of
any kind into this video product through openings
as they may touch dangerous voltage points or
short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric
shock, Never spill liquid of any kind on the video
product,
SERVICING ~ Do not attempt to service this video pro-
duct yourself as opening or ramaving covers may
expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
GROUND.
4. Hf the video product does not operate normally
by following the operating instructions. Adjust only
those controls that are covered by the operating in-
structions, Improper adjustment of other controls
may result in damage and will often require exten-
sive work by a qualified technician to restore the
video product to its normai operation
@. If the video product has been dropped or the
cabinet has been damaged,
+. When the video product exhibits a distinct
change in performance ~ this indicates a need for
service.
REPLACEMENT PARTS » When replacement parts are.
required, be sure the service technician has used
replacement parts specified by the manufacturer
or having the same characteristics as the original
part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fir
electric shock or other hazards.
SAFETY CHECK ~- Upon completion of any service or
repairs to this video product, ask the service techni-
cian to perform safety checks to determine that the
video product is in proper operating condition
OUTDOOR ANTENNA GROUNDING ~ {f an outside ans
tenna is connected to the antenna terminal, be sure
the antenna system is grounded 80 as to provide
some protection against voltage surges and built-
up static charges
In the U.S.A. section 810 of the National Electrica!
Code, ANSI/NFPA No. 70-1984, provides informa-
tion with respect to proper grounding of the mast
and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in
wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding
conductors, location of antenna-discharge unit,
connection to grounding electrodes, and require-
meats for the grounding electrode.
See Fig, A,
NEC ~ NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE
ANTENNA.
CLAMP
POWER
SOURCES
~
This
video
product
should
be
Operated
only
trom
the
type
of
power
source
indi-
cated
on
the
marking
labet
ifyau
are
not
sure
of
the
(ype
of
power
supply
to
your
home,
consult
your
appliance
deaier
or
tacat
power
company.
For
vireo
products
intended
to
operate
from
battery
Power,
oF
other
sources,
rater
to
the
aperatiny
in
structions,
POWER-CORD
PROTECTION
Power-supply
cards
should
te
routad
so
that
they
a6
not
bhely
to
be
walked
on
or
inched
by
inns
+
laced
upon
or
against
thei.
Pay
particulae
atton
FIG.
A
Hen
ta
cords
at
phigs,
convemance
rece
plite
a
and
the
point
where
thay
axit
fram
the
apptiance
IN ANTENNA
OISCHARGE UNIT
NEC SECTION B10 - 201
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
EQUIPMENT ~
GROUNDING CONDUCTORS
NEC SECTION 810 ~ 21)
== GROUND CLAMPS
POWER
SERVICE
GROUNDING
H
ELECTRODE
SYSTEM
{NEC
ART
250.
PART
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Accessories .
Types
of
Discs
that
can
be
played
with
this
Unit
Care of Discs ..
Connections ... apd
Names and Functions of remote Control Unit
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Names
and
Functions
of
Front
Panel
Component
Display Switching
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To
Search
for
a
Particular
Passage
(Scan)
To Search for a Particular Chapter/Track
(Chapter (Track) Search/Chapter (Track) Skip
(Hi-Lite Scan/intro Scan) ces
ONTENTS ————
4
To
Search
for
a
Particular
Time/Frame
(Time
Number
5 Search/Track Time Search/ABS Time Search/
6
Frame
Number
Search)...
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7
Convenient
Function
for
Karaoke
Play
(Single
Play).......
28
9
To
Play
All
Chapters/Tracks
in
a
Random
Order
ie} (Random Piayback)
Extra Playback ....
15
To
Repeatedly
Play
a
Desired
Passage
16
(Repeat
Playback)
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30
18
To
Play
Only
the
Desired
Scenes/Tracks
20
(Progranry
Playback)’.
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Suscene
bane
eed
fehelacss
32
24
Programming
Chapters/Tracks
to
be
played
back
within a Specified Time Period
25
{Compu
Program/Auto
Program
Edit)
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34
26 Particular Functions for CD
(
Direct
CD/Peak
Level
Search)
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Troubleshooting ..
Specifications ...
INFORMATION
TO
USER
[FOR
U.S.
MODEL]
This
equipment
generates
and
uses
tadio
frequency
energy
and
if
not instalied
and
used
properly,
that
is,
strict
accordance
with
the
manutacturer’s
instructions
may
Cause
interference
to
tadio
and
television
recep-
tion
ft
has
been
type
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limuts
for
a
Class
B
computing
device
in
accordance
with
the
specifications
in
Subpan
J
of
Part
15
of
FCC
Rules,
which
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
pro-
tection
against
such
interference
in
a
residential
instal
lation. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation
If this equipment does cause interference to radio ot
television reception, which can be determined by turn
ing the equipment off and on, the user 1s encouraged to
tty to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures.
@ reorient the recerving antenna
@ relocate this equipment with respect {o the receiver
© move this equipment away from the recewer
@ plug this equipment into a different outlet so that
equipment and receiver are on different branch cit-
cuits
Hf necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an
expenenced radio/television technician fot additional
suggestions. The user may find the following booklet
prepared by the Federal Communications Commission
heipfui
“How
to
Identity
and
Resolve
Radio.
TV
Interference
Problems
This
bookiet
1s
available
from
the
US
Government
Printing
Office.
Washington,
D
C.,
20402,
Stock
No.
004-000-00345.4
The above instucnons apply only to units which will
be operated in the United States,
CAUTION
e
Use
of
controls
or
adjustments
or
performance
of
procedures
other
than
those
specified
herein
may
result
in
hazardous
radiation
exposure,
@
The
use
of
optical
instruments
with
this
product
will
increase
eye
hazard.
a
[For
Canadian
model]
|
This
digital
apparatus
does
not
exceed
the
Class
B
limits
for
radio
noise
emissions
from
digital
apparatus
set
out
in
the
Ra-
dio
interference
Regulations
of
the
Canadian
Department
of
Communications.
|
mThis
player
may
be
used
with
Laser
Discs,
Compact
Dics,
and
Compact
Discs
with
Video
bearing
the
following
symbols:
{(LASERDISC
SYSTEM)}/(LaserVision
Disc)*
y
A
yi
This
is
the
unified
symbo!
mark
of
LASERDISC
(LaserVision
videodisc).
f
"
Laser
Disc
players
and
discs
which
bear
this
symbol
and
use
the
same
television
system,
are
mutually compatible.
LASER DISC LaserVision
{Compact
Disc}
{**CD
VIDEO
SYSTEM)
{3-inch
Compact
Disc)
ce
co
cD
|
BiSTIAL
RUBIO
CD
VIDEO
CD
VIDEO
SINGLE
i
**A
Digital
Sound
with
Multi
Audio
Disc
(CD
VIDEO
CDV)
are
referred
to
as
CD
Video
discs.
CD
Videodises
are
recorded
with
subcodes,
which
are
the
non-audio
recordings
of
TOC
data
such
as
track
numbers,
index
numbers,
etc.
However,
there
are
some
discs
without
these
marks.
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PRECAUTIONS
If it becomes necessary to transport or ship this unit
in the future, be sure to first remove the disc {if
present}, retract the disc table to its closed position,
turn the power off, and, after the “OFF” indicator
stops blinking on the display, disconnect the power
cord,
INSTALLING THE PLAYER
@ Place the player on a stable platform next to the television
and stereo system to be used with the player.
@ When using the player with a stereo system, your
speakers should be placed away from your television (or
TV monitor).
e Do not place heavy objects such as a television or TV
monitor on top of the player.
@ Do not place the player on top of your TV set or TV
monitor. Also, keep the player away from devices such
as cassette decks which are sensitive to magnetic fields.
When FM or AM stations are being received, signal noise
may be generated if the player is turned on. Turn off the
player when not in use. Also, if there is signal noise when
receiving radio stations with an indoor antenna, adjust the
position or direction of the antenna.
INSTALL THE PLAYER IN A WELL VENTILATED
PLACE AWAY FROM HEAT AND HUMIDITY
Do not install the piayer in a location subject to direct
sunlight, or near a stove or radiator etc. This could adversely
affect the cabinet and internal components. Also avoid
installing the player in a humid or dusty location. This could
result in a malfunction or accident. Do not install near a
cookstove where the player could be affected by smoke,
steam, or heat.
AVOID SOURCES OF HEAT
Do not put the player on sources of heat, such as an
amplifier. When installing with audio components on a rack,
avoid components that generate heat, by placing the player
below such components where there is adequate ventilation
and not much dust. Avoid placing the player on surfaces
such as shaggy carpets, beds, and sofas which may block
ventilation under the player and cause damage.
CAUTIONS FOR AUTOMATIC LOADING
OPERATIONS
Since this player has an automatic loading construction,
use the button on the player or the remote control for
opening and closing of the disc table. To avoid damage,
be careful not to apply any force to the moving disc
table.
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STRIPE PATTERNS APPEARING ON A TV
PROGRAM
Stripe patterns may appear during a TV program if the player
unit is turned on, depending on the quality of reception of
the TV station. This is neither a malfunction of the television
nor the player. If stripes appear while watching the TV, or
when watching the TV for long periods of time, turn the
player off.
CONDENSATION
Moisture will form in the operating section of the player
if the player is brought from cool surroundings into a
warm room or if the temperature of the room rises
suddenly. When this happens, player's performance will
be impaired.
To prevent this, let the player stand in its new
surroundings for about an hour before switching it on,
or make sure that the room temperature rises gradually.
The same, symptoms of condensation may be caused during
summer, if the player is exposed to the breeze from an air
conditioner. in such cases change the location of the player.
POWER-CORD CAUTION
Handle the power cord by the plug. Do not pull out the plug
by tugging the cord and never touch the power cord when
your hands are wet as this could cause a short circuit or
electric shock. Do not place the unit, a piece of furniture,
etc., on the power cord, or pinch the cord. Never make a
knot in the cord or tie it with other cords. The power cords
should be routed such that they are not likely to be stepped
on. A damaged power cord can cause fire or give you an
electrical shock. Check the power cord once in a while.
When you find it damaged, ask your nearest PIONEER
authorized service center or your dealer for a replacement.
CLEANING CARE
Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning. For stubborn dirt, soak
the cloth in a weak detergent solution; wring well first and
wipe. Use a dry cloth to wipe it dry. Do not use any
volatile agents such as benzine or paint thinner, as it may
damage the surface of the player

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FEATURES
AND
FUNCTIONS
|
LD
(Laser
Disc)
Playback
Functions
|
Program Playback
Up
to
24
chapters
can
be
selected
from
a
disc
and
played
in
any desired order.
Multi-speed
Playback
(CAV
discs
only)
The
playback
speed
can
be
varied
in
9
steps
in
both
the
forward
and
reverse
directions.
Still
frame
playback
and
Frame
Advance
Playback
(forward/reverse)
are
also
availabie.
Random
Playback
(only
discs
with
TOC)
All
chapters
on
a
disc
can
be
played
in
random
order.
Repeat Playback
Seven
repeat
modes
-
Memory
Repeat,
1-chapter
Repeat,
One-side
Repeat,
Section
Repeat,
Program
Repeat,
Random
Repeat
and
Program
Random
Repeat
-
are
available.
(With
discs
having
no
TOC,
Random
Repeat
cannot
be
carried
out.)
Intro
Scan
Playback
The
beginning
of
each chapter
is
played
for
about
8
seconds.
Compu
Program
Editing/Auto
Program
Editing
(only
discs
with
TOC)
The
player
automatically
selects
and
programs
the
chapters
which
can
be
played
back
within
a
specified
time.
One-Song
Pause
Function
-
Great
for
Karaoke
By
pressing
the
SINGLE
button
and
selecting
a
tune,
the
player
automatically
enters
pause
mode
when
the
selected
tune
finishes
playing.
If
you
designate
another
tune,
that
tune
is
played
and
then
the
player
pauses
again,
CD
(Compact
Disc)
Playback
Functions
Program
Playback
Up
to
24
tracks
can
be
selected
from
a
disc
and
Played
in
any
desired
order.
Random
Playback
All
tracks
on
a
disc
can
be
played
in
random
order.
Repeat
Playback
Seven
repeat
modes
-
Memory
Repeat,
1-Track
Repeat,
All-
track
Repeat,
Section
Repeat,
Program
Repeat,
Random
Repeat
and
Program
Random
Repeat
-
are
available.
Hi-Lite
Scan
Playback
Playback
starts
from
a
point
1
minute
after
the
beginning
of
the
track,
and
each
track
is
played
for
about
8
seconds.
Also,
Hi-Lite
Scan
playback
can
be
Started
from
the
desired
minute
and
second
on
each
track.
Compu
Program
Editing/Auto
Program
Editing
The
player
automaticaily
selects
and
Programs
the
tracks
which
can
be
played
back
within
a
specified
time.
Direct CD function
Once
CD
DIRECT
on
the
front
panel
is
pressed,
time
for
starting
play
becomes
shorter.
In
addition,
since
the
picture
circuit
does
not
function,
the
player
eliminates
the
interference
between
signals
and
reproduces
more
pure
sound.
Peak
Search
function
The
player
detects
the
peak
level
of
aCD.
This
is
a
convenient
function
for
recording
CD
play
onto
the
tape
deck.
CDV
(Compact
Dise
with
Video)
Playback
functions
*
The
video
part
{the
section
of
the
disc
containing
both
video
and
audio)
is
played
first.
Video Part:
The
same
functions
available
for
LD
(CLV)
playback
can
be
used,
Audio Part:
The
same
functions
available
for
CD
playback
can
be
used.
Digital
Level
Contro!
The
digital
sound
level
can
be
adjusted
between
0
dB
and-25
dB.
Other Features
Last
Memory
Function
With
this
function,
if
you
turn
the
Power
switch
off
during
Playback
of
an
LD,
a
playback
Position
slightly
ahead
of
the
last
frame
to
be
played
is
stored
in
memory
(last
memory).
When
the
power
is
turned
back
on,
playback
begins
from
the
memorized
position
by
pressing
PLAY/PAUSE.
Auto
Loading
and
Automatic
Disc
Discrimination
Functions
This
unit
has
a
built-in
motor-driven
auto
loading
mechanism
which
automatically
opens
and
closes
the
disc
table
and
makes
disc
loading
easy.
Also,
once
a
disc
is
placed
on
the
table
and
the
table
is
retracted
into
the
player,
the
Player
automatically
detects
which
type
of
disc
(LD,
CD,
or
CDV)
is
loaded.
Zero-Cross
Distortion-Free
D/A
Converter
with
Double-
Step
Noise-Shaper
Digital-to-analog
conversion
iS
smoother
than
ever,
in
Particular,
this
converter
is
designed
to
eliminate
zero-cross
glitching
noise
and
improves
linearity
in
lower
levels,
with
the
noise
shaping
technology
doubly
applied
at
digital
fitter
and
digital-to-analog
conversion
Steps,
all
for
smoother
and
more
accurate
D/A
signal
conversion.
The
result
is
deep,
clear
sound
with
sharp
image
localization.
Compatibility
with
Many
Disc
Types
and
Sizes
In
addition
to
conventional
LDs
(12-inch,
8-inch),
CDs
(5-
inch},
and
CDV
discs
(5-inch),
the
player
can
play
thin-type
8-inch
LDs
and
3-inch
CD
singles
without
an
adapter,
5
<VRB1048>
EE

ee
ACCESSORIES
—~
When
unpacking
the
player,
first
check
to
make
sure
that
all
of
the
accessories
fisted
below
are
————4
supplied.
@ Video cord
{Pin plug +-—> Pin plug)
Use
to
connect
the
player
to
a
color
monitor
etc.
@ Remote control unit
@ Size “AAA” VEC RO3}
dry cell battery x 2
@
S
video
connecting
cord
(CLD-31
and
CLD-1091
only)
@
Audio
cord
(S
video
+--*
S
video)
(Pin
plug
x
2
+»
Pin
plug
x
2)
Use
to
connect
the
player
to
a
color
monitor
with
S
Use
to
connect
the
player
to
a
stereo
VIDEO
IN
terminal.
amplifier
etc.
e@ Operating instructions
e@ Warranty card
INSERTING
BATTERIES
INTO
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
{f]
Open
the
battery
compartment
cover
on
the
back
of
the
remote
control
unit.
The
cover
should
open
easily
if
you
press
on
it
with
your
thumb
while
sliding
it
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
(2)
Take
out
the
two
accessory
size
“AAA”
{IEC
R03)
dry
cell
batteries,
and
insert
them
into
the
battery
compartment
in
accordance
with
the
display
(
©)
i
©)
inside
the
compartment.
{Close
the
cover
of
the
battery
case.
Incorrect
use
of
batteries
may
cause
leakage
or
rupture
Always
be
sure
to
follow
these
guidelines:
A.
Always
insert
batteries
into
the
battery
compartment
correctly
matching
the
positive
@
and
negative
(S)
polarities,
as
shown
by
the
display
inside
the
compartment
8. Never mix new and used batteries
C.
Batteries
of
the
same
size
may
have
different
voltages.
depending
on
brand.
Do
not
mix
different
brands
of
battenes.
6
«<VRB1048>
—

|
TYPES
OF
DISCS
THAT
CAN
BE
PLAYED
WITH
THIS
UNIT
|
This
unit
is
a
CD
VIDEO
SYSTEM
(*1)
compatible
player
which
can
play
CDs,
CDV
discs,
and
LDs.
The
five
disc
types
listed
in
the
table
below
can
be
played
with
this
unit.
"The
marks
shown
in
the
left
column
are
printed
on
the
labels
and
jackets
of
the
corresponding
discs.
r
Mark
Disc
Size
|
Number
of
|
Audiorecording
|
Videorecording
|
Other
recorded
system system
sides
CD
{Compact
Disc)
3-inch
One
side
Digital
(20
TOC
(*2)
Single
minutes
max.}
COMPACT
|
DIGITAL
AUDIO
CD
(Compact
Disc)
5-inch
|
One
side
Digital
(74
TOC
minutes
max.)
as
+
2.
C
-_
CDV
(CD
with
Video}
|
5-inch
|
One
side
Digital
(20
CLV
(*3)
TOC
>
cDv
minutes
max.)
(5
minutes
max.)
CD
VIDEO
I
4
7
E_—>>
1d
CD
VIDEO
LD
(*4)
|
12-inch,
|
Two
sides,
|
Digital/analog
CAV
(*5),
CLV
|
TOC
CD
VIDEO
8-inch
|
one
side
——_-__|_
l
a
a
LD
{LASERDISC/
12-inch,
|
Two
sides,
|
Digitaanalog
(*6)
|
CAV,
CLV
LaserVision
Disc)
8-inch
|
one
side
of
analog
only
LASER
DISC
Laservision
a
i
“There
are
some
discs
marked
with
the
4%
mark
CDV/CD
GLOSSARY
instead of the Sa mark.
“*
There
are
some
discs
without
the
5a
*°
mark.
LD GLOSSARY
Chapter number
Chapter
numbers
are
used
to
indicate
the
boundaries
of
the
sections
on
a
disc,
similar
to
the
“chapters”
in
a
book.
If
chapter
numbers
are
recorded
on
a
disc,
it
is
so
indicated
on
the
jacket
of
the
disc,
etc.
Chapter
numbers
can
be
used
to
search
for
desired
chapters
(Chapter
Search).
Frame number
Frame
numbers
are
the
numbers
assigned
to
each
picture
frame
on
a
CAV
(standard
play)
disc.
Frame
numbers
can
be
used
to
search
for
desired
frames
(Frame
Search).
Time number
Time
numbers
indicate
the
time
elapsed
from
the
beginning
of
a
CLV
(extended
play)
disc.
Time
numbers
can
be
used
to
search
for
desired
scenes
(Time
Search).
Track number
Track
numbers
indicate
the
boundaries
of
the
sections,
or
“tracks”,
on
a
disc.
Track
numbers
are
assigned
consistently
throughout
the
audio
part
and
video
part
of
a
disc.
Track
numbers
can
be
used
to
search
for
desired
tracks
(Track
Search).
TOC (*2)
Every
CD/CDV-type
disc
is
provided
with
a
section
called
TOC
(Table
Of
Contents)
at
the
beginning
of
the
disc.
The
TOC
section
is
just
like
the
table
of
contents
of
a
book,
and
contains
information
on
the
contents
(number
of
tracks,
playing
time,
etc.)
of
the
disc.
@
Some
LD
discs
are
also
provided
with
a
TOC
section,
Only
one
disc
can
be
loaded
at
any
one
time.
Loading
a
LaserVision
Disc,
a
Compact
Disc,
a
3”
Compact
Disc
or
a
Compact
Disc
with
Video
on
top
of
one
another
may
result
in
breakdown,
or
in
scratching
of
the
discs.
Please
only
load
one
disc
at
a
time.
This
player
is
to
be
used
exclusively
with
the
NTSC
color
system.
Please
use
NTSC
LaserVision
Disc
or
NTSC
Compact
Disc
with
Video
only.
PAL
and
SECAM
system
discs
cannot
be
used
with
this
player.
7
<VRB1048>
TT S'SZSCT”~—CSS COS

NN
CD
VIDEO
SYSTEM
(*1)
The
CD
VIDEO
SYSTEM
is
the
standard
name
for
the
“optical
video
dise
with
digital
audio”
system
that
encompasses
both
LDs
and
CDV
discs.
The
following
mark
is
the
standard
mark
for
the
CD
VIDEO
SYSTEM
and
is
found
on
ail
players
and
discs
which
conform
to
the
CD
VIDEO
SYSTEM
format.
The
following
systems
are
included
in
the
CD
VIDEO
SYSTEM:
<>
CD VIDEO
@
CDV
(CD
VIDEO
CDV)
discs
@
LaserVision
Discs
(CD
VIDEO
LDs}
containing
digital!
sound
with
sub-codes
@
Compatible
players
which
can
play
CDs
and
CDV
discs
@
Compatible
players
which
can
play
CDs,
CDV
discs,
and
LDs
CD
VIDEO
LDs
(*4)
ACD
VIDEO
LD
is
an
LD
with
digital
audio
which
is
encoded
with
sub-codes
(data
such
as
TOC
and
track
number
data,
excluding
audio
and
video
signals).
LDs
(LASER
DISCS)
With
this
unit,
only
play
Laser
Discs
which
bear
the
following
mark.
fo
LASER UESC
This
mark
is
the
standard
mark
for
Laser
Discs.
Players
and
discs
which
bear
the
LaserVision
mark
are
mutually
compatible
as
long
as
they
conform
to
the
same
television
system.
Two
types
of
standard
Laser
Disc
are
available
—
standard
play
(CAV)
(*5)
dises
and
extended
play
(CLV)
{(*3)
discs
—
which
differ
with
respect
to
their
signal
recording
systems.
CAV
(*5)
DISCS
The
jackets
and
labels
of
these
discs
are
marked
with
a
“Standard
Play
Disc
CAV"
or
“Standard
Play”
indication.
Frames
are
recorded
on
these
discs
at
a
ratio
of
one
frame
per
disc
revolution,
and
the
discs
are
played
at
a
fixed
rotational
speed
(CAV
=
Constant
Angular
Velocity)
of
1,800
tpm.
This
system
is
well
suited
to
special
playback
modes
such
as
still
frame
playback
and
multi-speed
playback.
One
side
of
a
CAV
disc
can
have
a
playback
time
of
up
to
30
minutes
(for
a
12-inch
disc),
which
is
equivalent
to
54,000
frames,
Each
frame
—~
from
frame
1
to
frame
54,000
—
is
encoded
with
its
own
frame
number.
*
Playback
time
varies
according
to
the
contents
of
the
disc,
8
<VRB1048>
CLV (*3) DISCS
The
jackets
and
labels
of
these
discs
are
marked
with
a
“Extended
Play
Disc
CLV”
or
“Extended
Play”
indication.
Signals
are
recorded
on
these
discs
at
a
constant
linear
velocity
(CLV),
and
the
rotational
speed
during
playback
varies
from
1,800
rpm
for
the
innermost
track
to
600
rpm
for
the
outermost
track.
As
a
result,
one
side
of
a
CLV
disc
can
have
a
playback
time
of
up
to
60
minutes
(for
a
12-inch
disc),
which
is
twice
as
long
as
a
standard
play
(CAV)
disc.
CLV
discs
are
encoded
with
time
numbers
which
correspond
to
the
elapsed
play
time
from
the
beginning
of
the
disc.
*
Playback
time
varies
according
to
the
contents
of
the
disc.
LASERVISION
DISCS
WITH
DIGITAL
AUDIO
(*6)
The
jackets
and
labels
of
these
discs
bear
the
fallowing
mark.
disital igi
souo
=
o~—S«H
it
These
are
Laser
Discs
which
contain
digital
audio
signals
in
addition
to
conventional
analog
audio
signals.
This
feature
allows
the
high
image
quality
of
Laser
Discs
to
be
enjoyed
together
with
the
superior
quality
of
digital
sound.
The
digital
and
analog
audio
signals
are
recorded
on
the
disc
using
different
frequency
bands.
LASERVISION
MULTI
AUDIO
DISCS
WITH
DIGITAL
AUDIO
The
jackets
and
labels
of
these
discs
bear
the
following
mark.
digital
MUTI
AUDIO
or
fatal
muti
AUDIO
These
are
Laser
Discs
in
which
the
recorded
digital
and
analog
audio
signals
differ
in
content.
This
allows
the
user
to
enjoy
two
different
audio
soundtracks
by
switching
between
the
digital
and
analog
sound.
CDV
(COMPACT
DISC
WITH
VIDEO)
DISCS
These
are
compact
discs
which
also
contain
video
signals.
Of
the
total
25-minute
Playback
time
of
a
CDV
disc,
20
minutes
is
encoded
with
conventional
CD
digital
audio
signals
{the
“audio
part”).
The
remaining
5
minutes
is
encoded
with
both
video
and
digital
audio
signals
(the
"video
part”).

CARE OF DISCS
How to hold discs
When loading or removing discs, try not to touch their
playing surfaces.
Cleaning
Fingerprints or other dirt on the disc may affect sound and
picture quality.
To clean your discs, use a soft clean cloth to wipe them. if
necessary, moisten a soft cloth with diluted neutral
detergent to remove heavy dirt of fingerprints.
SSS
C
Gently wipe from the
Do not wipe in a circular inside toward the outer
direction edge,
Discs may not be cleaned with record cleaning sprays, or
static prevertion sprays, etc. Also do not use volatile liquids
such as benzine, or thinner, etc.
NEVER PLAY CRACKED OR WARPED DISCS.
lm The disc revolves on the player at a high speed when it
is played. Never play a cracked, scratched or warped
disc. This may damage the player or cause it to
malfunction.
After using discs, store them upright
After playing a disc, always remove it from the player and
return it to its jacket. Then store it standing upright away
from heat and humidity. *
® Store discs carefully. If you store discs at an angle, or
stacked on top of each other, discs may become warped
even when in their jackets.
e Do not leave discs in locations such as the seat of car,
which may become excessively hot
If an LD disc is warped...
If an LD disc is warped, put the disc into its protective
envelope, and then place it between two flat plates of glass.
Then piace heavy books on top of the plates so that
approximately 4 to 5 kgs (10 Ibs) is applied. Leave the disc
like this for a day or so. This may correct the warp.
Heavy books 4-5 kgs (10 Ibs)
Glass plate
LD disc Ke 32>
Qe
OS
Glass plate Protective envelope
CAUTION WHEN USING THE DISC
All rights reserved.
Unauthorized public performance, broadcasting or
| copying is a violation of applicable laws.
9
<VRB1048>

CONNECTIONS
USING
TELEVISION
WITH
AUDIO
AND
VIDEO
JACKS
Player,
stereo
system,
monitor
television
|
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mea
nw
enn
enc
iS
6
|
AV
amplifier
Ree
5
Audio cord
When
connecting
$
VIDEO
jack,
insert
the
plug
with
care.
Forcing
the
plug
into
the
jack
rere ee eee
cD
VIDEO,
|
Pn
a
igo
O}
sho,
ce)
Stereo
amplifier
a
Se
ieee
eee
ee
ee
ti
Video cord
CD-DECK
SYNCHRO
jack
with
the
wrong
orientation
:
may
damage
the
plug
and/or
the jack.
6
CLD-1091/CLD-31
Commercially available
§-VIDEO connection
cord
Audio
cord
Tenew
enn
<o+
Video
cord
:
VHF
television
antenna
(WANED)
|
BO an)
UHF
television
antenna
VIDEO
S
AUDIO
IN
—
S$ VIDEO
10
Connect
the
VIDEO
OUT
jack
of
the
player
to
the
video
input
jack
of
the
monitor
television.
Connect
the
AUDIO
OUT
jacks
to
the
stereo
amplifier
AUX,
CD
LD,
VDP
or
other
jacks,
except
the
PHONO
input
jacks.
The
television
speakers
can
also
be
used
by
connecting
the
television
audio
input
jacks
and
the
player
AUDIO
OUT
jacks,
however
connection
to
a
stereo
amplifier
is
recommended
to
obtain
superior
audio
playback
quality
for
Compact
Discs
and
LaserVision
Discs
Oo
not
change
the
television
antenna
and
VCR
connections
Connect
the
power
cord
to
an
AC
wall
outlet.
Combined
system
control
is
possible
when
a
Pioneer
television
and
audio/video
stereo
receiver
are
connected
Refer
to
page
13
for
an
explanation
of
the
connection
procedure
<VRB 1048 >
@
When
making
connections
to
stereo
amplifier
equipped
with
a
built-in
D/A
converter
and
an
optical
digital
jack,
refer
to
the
connection
instructions
on
the
page
12.
CD-DECK
synchro
function
{f
you
have
a
Pioneer
cassette
deck
provided
with
the
CcD-
Deck
synchro
function,
connect
the
CD-DECK
SYNCHRO
jacks
of
the
player
and
cassette
deck.
With
this
function,
synchro
recording
can
be
carried
out
between
player
and
deck
e
With
CD
as
well
as
CDV
and
LD,
the
CD-Deck
synchro
recording
can
be
carried
out.
————__
hh
”

USING
TELEVISION
WITHOUT
AUDIO
AND
VIDEO
JACKS
(WITH
OPTIONAL
RF
MODULATOR
JA-RF3L)
Player,
regular
television,
stereo
system
i
The
numbers
are
explained
on
the
next
page.
Make
the
connections
in
this
order.
a
a Fue &
; “09-46 0000
Le on oe om om a> om ae Stereo amplifier
Audio cord
©)
e@
To
watch
a
TV
broadcast,
turn
off
the
power
of
this
player.
@
When
the
power
of
this
player
is
turned
on,
LD
playback
can
be
seen
on
the
screen.
NOTE:
This
connection
example
is
not
applied
to
CLD-1091
and
CLD-31.
Nae
RF modutator JA-RF3L (optional)
{CLD-1090 only)
go (CLD-1090 and CLD-1190 only)
VHF television antenna
To power outlet
UHF television antenna
RF antenna cable
1.
Detach
the
VHF
antenna
cable
from
the
VHF
antenna
terminal
of
your
TV
set,
and
connect
the
cable
to
the
VHF
IN
terminal
of
the
RF
modulator
JA-RF3L
(optional).
.
Connect
the
VHF
OUT
terminal
of
the
RF
modulator
to
the
VHF
antenna
terminal
of
your
TV
set
with
the
supplied
RF
cabie.
.
Connect
the
socket
(3-pin)
of
the
RE
modulator
to
the
VHF
ADAPTER
OUTPUT
jacks.
NOTES:
©
Push
the
plug
in
firmly.
If
the
plug
is
not
properly
inserted,
it
may
result
in
snow
on
the
screen.or
noise.
When
the
sound
from
a
Laser
Disc
or
Compact
Disc
is
output
from
a
television
speaker
it
becomes
monaural
sound.
{This
is
the
same
as
stereo
television).
NOTE:
@
Stripe
patterns
may
appear
when
a
Laser
Disc
is
played
on
a
television.
Move
the
antenna
cable
away
from
the
power
cord
to
avoid
this.
Be
sure
to
turn
off
the
power
of
this
player
when
you
watch
a
TV
broadcast.
With
some
televisions,
when
CD
is
played
in
Direct
CD
mode
(—
p.35),
no
sound
will
be
heard.
Therefore,
when
using
television
speakers,
turn
off
DIRECT
CD.
H
<VRB1048>

i] CONNECTING TO YOUR STEREO AMPLIFIER
Connect the AUDIO OUT jacks of the player to the AUX,
CD ,LD or VOP input jacks of your stereo amplifier.
NOTE:
@ Do not connect these terminals to your amplifier PHONO
input jacks.
Connecting to an optical digital jack
This unit can be connected to an amplifier equipped with an
optical digital jack.
1. Remove the protective dust cap from this unit's OPTICAL
DIGITAL OUT jack.
2. Use an optical fiber cable to connect OPTICAL DIGITAL
QUT jack of this unit to the optical digital input jack of the
amplifier.
@ Align the plug of the optical fiber cable with the optical
digital jack and fully insert the plug to make a secure
connection.
Use a separately soid optical fiber cable for the optical
digital jack connections. However, when making optical
digital connections, the player can only be connected to an
amplifier which uses the same type of optical transmission/
reception module.
Precautions concerning use of optical fiber cables
e Fully insert the optical fiber cable plugs all the way into
the jacks.
@ Be careful not to fold or crimp the cable. When coiling
an optical fiber cable for storage, make sure the diameter
of the coil is 15 cm (6 inch) or larger.
e Use an optical fiber cable with a length of 3 m (10 feet)
or less.
e Protect the optical fiber cable plugs form scratches and
dust.
@ When the unit is not connected using an optical fiber
cable, be sure to keep the protective dust cap plugged
into the optical digital output jack at all time.
os 8
To optical
digital jack
Audio cord
eee errr rrr rrr rr rt)
Optical fiber cable
PLUG THE POWER CORDS INTO AC OUTLET
Plug the AC power cords of the player, stereo amplifier
and TV set into an AC outlet.
When the power cord of this unit is connected to an AC
outlet, power is supplied to the unit's internal memory
(such as the last memory) even when the POWER switch
is OFF. Therefore, be sure to connect the power cord
directly to a wall outlet. If the power cord is connected to
an outlet such as a switched outlet on an amplifier, the
various
memory
contents
will
be
erased
whenever
the
amplifier's
power
switch
is
turned
off.
Stereo arnplifier
[See | [0000
AC outlet
12
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SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTION
WHEN COMBINED WITH OPTIONAL PIONEER NOTE:
PROJECTION
MONITOR
(or
COMPONENT
When
system
controi
connections
have
been
made,
DISPLAY)
the
player
cannot
be
directly
controlled
by
the
remote
Connect
the
VIDEO
OUT
jack
of
the
player
to
the
video
control
unit.
To
operate
the
player,
aim
the
remote
input
jack
of
the
projection
monitor
(or
component
contro!
unit
at
the
projection
monitor
for
component
display),
and
connect
the
AUDIO
OUT
jacks
of
the
player
display).
to
the
audio
input
jacks
of
the
projection
monitor
{or
component
display).
System Control
By
connecting
the
CONTROL
IN
jack
of
the
player
to
the
remote
jack
of
the
projection
monitor
{or
component
display),
the
system
can
be
controlled
by
the
remote
control
unit
of
the
player
at
the
remote
control
sensor
of
the projection monitor (or component display).
@
Use
a
commercially
available
cord
with
mini-plugs
for
the connection.
Please
also
refer
to
the
operating
instructions
for
the
projection
monitor
(or
component
display).
Audio cord
Stereo amplifier
Commercially available
cord with mini-plugs
Video cord
Audio cord
13
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PERFORMING SYSTEM CONTROL WHEN THE
PLAYER IS COMBINED WITH A PRODUCT
THAT HAS THE &] MARK
System control can be performed when the player is
combined with an optional AV control center, which can
provide centralized control of Pioneer products with the
mark.
Connect the VIDEO OUT jack of the player to the video
disc video input jack of the AV contro! center and connect
the AUDIO OUT jacks of the player to the audio input
jacks of the AV control center.
Connect the CONTROL OUT jack of the AV control center
to the CONTROL IN jack of the player using a commercially
available cord with mini-plugs.
e For details concerning the connection and operation
methods, please refer to the operating instructions for
the AV control center.
NOTE:
e@ When a connecting cord has been connected to
the CONTROL IN jack, direct control of the player
with the remote contro/ unit is not possible.
Operate the player with the remote control unit by
aiming it at the AV contro! center.
‘ideo cord
LS
Audio cord &,
%
&
3
Commercially available
cord with mini-plugs
VIDEO
INPUT
AUDIO
CONTROL
0000 a OuTRUT
AV control
center
i4
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NAMES
AND
FUNCTIONS
OF
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
COMPONENTS
A
detailed
description
is
provided
on
the
indicated
page(s).
Remote
control
buttons
with
the
same
names
or
marks
as
buttons
on
the
front
panel
of
the
player
control
the
same
operations
as
the
corresponding
front
panel
buttons.
EJECT button ... p. 22
5 a AUDIO button ... p. 23
D/A/CX button ... p. 23
CLEAR button
Used to clear the repeat mode,
program mode, random play mode
or hi-lite scan/intro scan mode.
This button*is also for use in
correcting input digits.
POWER button
Press to turn the power onand
off.
REPEAT A/B buttons... p.30
PGM button ... p. 32
Direct search/Digit buttons
oo Pp. 25
MULTI-SPEED buttons ... p. 29
CHP/TM button ... p. 25, 27
SKIP
buttons
...
p.
27,
33
STEP
button...
p.
29
DIGITAL
LEV
CTRL
button...
p.22
PLAY/SEARCH button ... p. 21
PAUSE button ... p. 22
DISP button ... p. 18
SCAN/LEVEL control ... p. 22
CO COV LD PLAYER:
When
operating
the
remote
control
unit,
point
the
unit's
@
If
there
is
any
obstacle
between
the
remote
contro!
unit
and
infrared
signal
transmitter
at
the
remote
control
receiver
the
player,
or
if
the
unit
is
held
at
too
large
an
angle
relative
to
(REMOTE
SENSOR)
on
the
front
panel
of
the
player.
The
the
front
panel
of
the
player,
the
signal
from
the
remote
contro!
remote
control
unit
can
be
used
within
a
range
of
about
7
unit
will
fail
to
reach
the
remote
sensor.
@
if
the
player
is
operating
in
the
vicinity
of
other
appliances
generating
infrared
rays,
or
if
other
remote
control
devices
using
infrared
rays
are
used
near
the
player,
the
player
may
operate
improperly.
Conversely,
if
the
player’s
remote
control
unit
is
operated
in
the
vicinity
of
other
appliances
which
use
an
infrared
remote
contro!
device,
the
other
appliance
may
operate
improperly.
If
this
should
happen,
change
the
Place
of
installation
so
that
improper
operation
does
not
occur.
©
if
the
range
of
operation
of
the
remote
control
unit
becomes
too
short,
replace
the
batteries.
@
When
the
unit
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
period
of
time
(more
than
one
month),
remove
the
batteries
to
prevent
them
from
leaking
inside
the
compartment.
If
leakage
occurs,
wipe
up
the
liquid
inside
the
compartment
and
replace
the
batteries
with
new
ones.
@
Do
not
place
books
or
other
objects
on
the
remote
contro!
unit,
since
they
might
depress
the
keys and
run
down
the
batteries.
meters
(23
feet)
from
the
remote
sensor,
and
within
angles
of
up
to
about
30
degrees.
NOTE
FOR
USING
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
@
if
a
plug
is
connected
to
the
CONTROL
IN
terminal
at
the
rear
of
the
player,
remote
control
operations
cannot
be
done
with
the
remote
control
unit
aimed
at
the
player's
remote
control
sensor.
Aim
the
remote
control
unit
at
the
AY
contro!
center
or
the
component
display's
sensor
instead.
15
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NAMES
AND
FUNCTIONS
OF
FRONT
PANEL
COMPONENTS
A
detailed
description
is
provided
on
the
indicated
page(s).
PHONES LEVEL control
Turn this control in the "MAX" direction to
increase the output level from the PHONES
3 COV LD PLAYER:
jack. Turn this control in the "MIN" direction to
decrease the output level from the PHONES
jack,
REMOTE SENSOR ... p.15
POWER STANBY/ON switch
Press to turn the power on and off.
PHONES jack ... p.20
Display window
DIGITAL SOUND indicator ——
Lights when the disc being
played has a digital sound
signal.
With LD dises, this indicator
lights when the digital sound
signal is selected.
REP/A-B indicator
REP: Lights during repeat play.
A-B: Lights during A-B repeat play.
A: Lights during Memory repeat play.
SIDE: Lights during One side repeat play.
RANDOM indicator
Lights
during
random
play.
—
EDIT
indicator
Lights
when
editing
is
It
PAUSE
indicator
performed:
Lights
when
the
player
is
in
pause
mode.
PEAK
indicator
Lights while searching
&»
PLAY
indicator
for
the
peak
level.
Lights during play. Blinks
during search.
- Visual calendar
When a disc is loaded, ail of the chapter/
track numbers recorded on the disc light
up on the display. If the disc contains
more than 19 chapters/tracks, the -»
indicator lights.
During program play, only the
programmed chapter/track numbers light.
When a disc without a TOC section is
played, only the selection number being
played lights.
When a CDV disc is loaded, the track
numbers of the video part light followed
by the track numbers of the audio part.
After a chapter/track is finished playing,
the corresponding number goes out.
EDIT} f
} DIGITAL SOUND } q
TRACK-~ FRAME.
LD/CD/CDV indicator
Indicates the type of
disc
loaded
in
the
player.
SINGLE indicator
Lights during Single play.
TRACK/CHAP. indicator
indicates the TRACK
number or CHAP (chapter)
number.
HILITE/INTRO indicator
Lights during Hi Lite Scan or
Intro Scan mode.
time).
PGM Indicator
Lights during program play.
REMAIN/TOTAL indicator
Indicates the REMAIN TIME
{remaining play time) or
TOTAL TIME (total play
T/L, 2/R indicator
Indicates the audio
output channel.
FRAME/TIME indicator
Indicates
number or TIME.
the FRAME
16
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Door/Disc table ... p.21
DIGITAL LEVEL CTRL button ... p. 22
Sete SCAN/LEVEL >
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LoserDise.
Dise
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sense
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DIRECT SEARCH/Digit
buttons ... p. 25
PGM button... p. 32 —
SINGLE button ... p.28
RANDOM PLAY button ... p. 28
SCAN/LEVEL
indicator ... p.22
control and
PGM EDIT button ... p. 34
PEAK SEARCH button ... p. 35
Skip buttons ... p. 25
Play/Pause button ... p. 21, 22
Stop button ... p.22
HILITE INTRO SCAN button ... p. 26
Open/Close button ... p. 20, 22
L—_-- DIRECT CD button ... p. 35
17
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DISPLAY SWITCHING
information regarding the operations being carried out can
be displayed on the screen of the monitor TV. When DISP
on the remote contro! unit is pressed the first time, the
screen is displayed.
No display Screen dispiay With LD discs containing a TOC...
Each time DISP is pressed, the display changes in the
following order: time/frame number (elapsed play time/frame
rom the beginning of the disc} - Remain Time ALL
(remaining play time of the disc) -> Total Time (total play time
of the disc) — display off.
@ With CAV discs, the Disc time ABS (elapsed play time
from the beginning of the disc) is displayed after the
frame number.
CLV Time number Remain Time ALL = Total Time
Chapter NO.
Minutes.
CLV disc with a TOC CLV disc with a TOC
3 12.49 3 12.49 312.49
DISP
{3 0:12)
Remain Time Total Time
ALL 31. 08 x 10 43.57
|
Minutes.
Seconds
(If the seconds digits are not Seconds Minutes
recorded on the disc, the time Minutes
number is displayed as"0:12”.) Total number of chapters
| CDW/CD Fapsed 2 Disc Time ABS (CD only) og Remain Time TRK =e
Track NO.
3:12.49
Disc Time
ABS 27.10
Remain Time
TRK 4.25
Other displays
Lights - Flashes Function Lights - Flashes Function
OPEN
Opening
of
the
table
Step-
Chapter/Track
program
step
CLOSE
Closing
of
the
table
Random
Random
play
STOP Stop mode Pgm. Rnd Program random play
PLAY
Play
mode
Editing
Edit
mode
PAUSE
Pause
mode
Normai
Auto
program
edit
STILL Frozen picture Compute Compu program edit
1/2,
1/4...
Slow-speed
play
Intro
Intro
scan
mode
x2, x3 High-speed play Hilite HILITE scan mode
CLV CLV play Peak Peak search
Video Video part search Single Single play
Audio Audio
part
search
Output
level
Digital
level
control
mode
Last Memory Last memory Digital Digital signal setting
Repeat Memory Memory repeat Analog Analog signal setting
Repeat A-B AB repeat Stereo Stereo
Repeat Side -A (B) One side repeat tfich Main audio/Left channel
Repeat Chapter (Track) Chapter/track repeat 2/Rch Sub audio/Right channel
Repeat Random Random repeat play CX ON CX noise reduction system ON
Repeat Program Program repeat CX OFF CX noise reduction system OFF
Program Program mode
18
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With LD dises having no TOC...
Each
time
DISP
is
pressed,
the
display
changes
in
the
following
order:
time/frame
number
>
display
off.
With CDV discs...
Each
time
DISP
is
pressed,
the
display
changes
in
the
following
order:
elapsed
play
time
of
the
track
being
played
~*
Remain
Time
TRK
(remaining
play
time
of
the
track
being
played)
--
Remain
Time
ALL
{remaining
play
time
of
the
video
or
audio
part
being
played)
>
Total
Time
{total
play
time
from
the
beginning
of
the
video
or
audio
part
being
played)
—
display
off.
With CD discs ...
Each
time
DISP
is
pressed,
the
display
changes
in
the
following
order:
elapsed
play
time
of
the
track
being
played
-+
Disc
Time
ABS
(elapsed
play
time
from
the
beginning
of
the
disc)
-+
Remain
Time
TRK
(remaining
play
time
of
the
track
being
played)
->
Remain
Time
ALL
(remaining
play
time
of
the
disc}
-+
Total
Time
(total
play
time
from
the
beginning
of the disc) -+ display off.
e
These
data
are
also
displayed
on
the
display
window
of
the
front
panei.
|
CAV
Frame
number
>
Disc
Time
ABS
Le
Remain
Time
ALL
Chapter
NO.
Frame
NO.
.
CAV
disc
with
a
TOC CAV
disc
with
a
TOC
3
5782
PLAY
3
5782
3
5782
Disc
Time
Remain
Time
ABS
3.12
re.
ALL
23.45
Seconds
;
Seconds
4
Minutes
Minutes
ISP
eo
:
Remain
Time
ALL
=>
Total
Time
|
Pa.
Total
Time
CAV
disc
with
a
TOC
3
5782
3
12.49
=
312.49
DISP
Total
Time
Total Time
7 58.18
Remain Time
ALL 31.08
10 26.57
Total number of chapters
Total number of tracks
Audio
output
level
meter
display:
During
elapsed
play
time
of
the
track
mode
of
CD
playback
or
CDV
{audio
part)
playback,
the
audio
output
level
meter
will
be
displayed
on
the
monitor
screen,
NOTE:
In
some
cases,
the
displayed
output
level
may
differ
from
the
actual
output
level,
but
this
is
not
a
malfunction.
Casuarina 47
RUMMHEINATET ot
Only for your reference
NOTE:
When
the
Direct
CD
function
(>
p.35)
is
activated,
the
Player
doesnot
display information.
19
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a
|
TO
PLAY
AN
LD,
CDV
OR
CD
1
2
3
Turn
on
the
power
to
the
Turn
on
the
power
to
this
Open
the
disc
table.
monitor
TV
and/or
audio
unit.
system.
POWER
When a stereo system is
used
for
audio
listening:
cs
|
Turn on the power of the
amplifier,
and
set
its
input
Front
panel
selector
to
the
proper
position
a
ee
Front
panel
for
listening
to
the
player,
such
as “LD”.
or
or
POWER
EJECT
RS
J)
Remote
control
unit
J]
Remote
control
unit
«
State
of
the
display
window
during
playback:
To
play
and
listen
to
a
disc
without
connecting
this
unit
to
an
audio system:
ibe
[teri
=¥0))
moo
Plug
headphones
into
the
PHONES
jack
on
the
front
panel
of
this
cm
ti
a4
00
Con
oO
ow
LD
unit
and
adjust
the
volume
with
PHONES
LEVEL.
Feud 9s
Chapter
number
Time
number
{minutes/seconds
or
munutes
only)
or
Frame
number
-
wa
(rar
ey
mom
rm
Ft
ah
ON)
€
ca
co
:
amammcsl
ep
J
ida
49s
Track
number
—
Elapsed
play
time
of
current
track
(minutes/seconds}
20
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