Pioneer PD-M630 User manual

_ Operating —
> Instructions
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 cutiet may sometimes differ from that shown in
the explanatory drawings. However, the method of
connecting and operating the unit is the same.
MULTI-PLAY COMPACT DISC PLAYER
PD-M630
DIGITAL AUDIO
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 S! LES LAMES PEUVENT ETRE
INSEREES A FOND SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE A
DECOUVERT. ~
ments of the EC (European Community} Directive 87/308/EEC.”
“This product complies with the Radio Interference a
THE POWER SWITCH iS SECONDARY CONNECTED AND
THEREFORE DOES NOT SEPARATE THE UNIT FROM MAINS
POWER IN STANDBY POSITION.
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.
Mains voltages in Saudi Arabia are 127V and 220V only.
Never use this model with 110V setting in Saudi Arbia.
The fine 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 so that the power voltage making of
your area points to the arrow.
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
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PIONEER’
The future of sound and vision.

The hghtning fiash with arrowhead, within an equilateral
tnangle, 1s mtended to alert the user of the presence of
unmnsulated ‘dangerous voltaye” within the product's
enclosure that may be of sufficient magmitude to constaute
a risk of electne shock to persons
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
OG NOT OPEN :
CAUTION:
TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO.
NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-
SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The exclamation port within an equilateral trangle 1s
intended to atert the user af the presence of mponant
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in
the iiterature accompanying the apphance
IMPORTANT
if the apparatus is fitted with AC mains power outiet(s).
see REAR PANEL FACILITIES for convenient
connection of additional Hi-Fi companentis). Make all
connections to the AC outlet(s} and the signal terminals
first. Connect the plug to the wall socket last, make
sure that the power switch is off
FOR USE IN THE UNITED
KINGDOM
The wires in this mains tead are coloured
accordance with the following code:
Blue: Neutral
Brown: Live
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this
apparatus may not correspond with the coloured
marking identifying the terminais in your piug proceed
as follows:
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to
the terminal which is marked with the letter N or
coloured black.
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected
to the termina! which is marked with the tetter L or
coloured red.
Neither wire is to be connected to the earth terminal
of a three pin plug.
Equipment sold in the U.K. is not supplied with a power
plug.
READ INSTRUCTIONS ~~ Ali tne safety and operating
tnstructions should be read before the apphance
ts operated
RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS — The operating instructions
should be retained for tuture reference
HEED WARNING — Ail warnings on the appiiance and
in the operating instructions should be adhered to
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS ~ Ail operating and use in
structions should be totlowed
WATER AND MOISTURE — The appliance should not
be used near water for example. near a bathtub,
wasnbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet
basement, or near a swimming poot, etc
LOCATION — The appliance should be instailed in a
stable location
WALL OR CEILING MOUNTING ~ The appliance
should not be mounted to # wall or ceiling
VENTILATION ~ The appliance should be situated so
that its location oF position does not interfere with
its proper ventiation. For exampfe, the appliance
should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug. of simi
lat surface that may block the ventilation open
ings; or, placed in a built in mstattation. suck as
a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the flow
of ar through the ventilation apenings
HEAT ~ The apphance should be situated away from
heat sources such as radiators, heat registers
Stoves, oF other apphances ancluding ampbhers?
that produce heat
POWER SOURCES © The appliance should be con
nected to a power supply only of the type
described in the operating instructions or as
marked on the apphance
POWER CORD PROTECTION © Power supply cords
shouid be touted so that they are nat likely to be
waked on or pmched by items placed upon ot
against them, paying parheular attention to cords
at plugs, convermence receptacles. and the pomt
where they @ut from the appliance
POLARIZATION ~ if your purchased product ss rowia
ed with a poianzed power plug. please read the fol
OWING MStras tens THs pe
a polarized alternating current ine piug la plug nay
ng one blade wider than the other! This plug wll
frunto the power autiet only one way Thesis o
safety feature If you are unable to ussert the plug
fully into the outer try reverseng the plug {ft the
plug should stilt fad to fits ontact your etec tina
toreplace your opsal@ty Gutet On sot detest me
satety purpose of the polarized pluy
CLEANING © The apphance snould be cleaned only
wath a polishing cloth ora saft dry clath Never
clean with furniture wax beanne msecticdes ot
other volanle hquids since they may ¢ orrode the
cabinet
cts OLED PEM Wty
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
POWER LINES — An outdoor antenna should be
located away from power ines.
NONUSE PERIODS ~ The power cord of the appliance
should be unplugged from the outlet when left
unused for a iong period of tme.
OBJECT AND LIQUID ENTRY — Care should be taken
0 that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilied
into the enclosure through openings
OAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE — The appliance
should be serviced by a Pioneer authorized service
center or qualified service personnel when
Tne power-supply cord of the plug has been
damaged; or
Objects have fallen. or quid has been spilied into
the appliance, or
The appliance has been exposed to «ain; or
The appliance does not appear to operate normally
Gr exhibits a marked change in performance: or
The appliance has been dropped; oF the enclosure
damaged
SERVICING ~ The user shauid not attempt to service
the appliance beyond that described in the oper
ating mstructions. For all other servicing, contact
the nearest Pioneer authorized service center
OUTOOOR ANTENNA GROUNDING ~ If an outside
antenna is connected to the antenna terminal, be
sure the antenna system 1s grounded so as to pro
vide some protection against vaitage surges and
built up static charges.
In the U.S.A, section 819 of the National Electr,
cal Code, ANSI/NEPA No, 70-1984, provides
information with respect to proper grounding ot
the mast and supporting structure, grounding of
the lead in wite to an antenna discharge unit, size
of grounding conductors, location of antenna dis
charge umt, connection to grounding etectrades,
and requirements for the grounding electrode. See
Fig. A
CART — An appliance and cart combination shoutd be
moved with cate. Quick stops. excessive force,
and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and
cart combination to overturn.
a) Use No.10 AWG (5.3 mm‘) cop.
per, No.8 AWG (8.4 mm") alumi:
num. No.t7 AWG 110 mm’)
copper-ciad steet. bronze wire, ar
larger as ground wire.
bt Secure anteona leaden and
ground wires to house with stand
STAND OFF
INSULATORS pb
ANTENNA,
LEAD IN
WERE
TO PR ERNAL
TERMINA:
oe
eRUDUET
ANTENNA
ee
ROUTE
DISEHARGE
SERMALE ENTRANG E BME nets
EQUIPMENT
GROUND
WIRE a ty
GROUND
POWER SERVICE CLAMPS
GROUNDING FLEC FRQUE Sy STEM
fe g inten meta water
QP RONAL ANTENNA
GROUNDING FLECTROGE
DRIVEN 8 FEET (2 44m
INTO THE BART
1 REQUIRED BY
LOCAL CODES SEE
NEC SECTION BIG 21-4
BONDING
TOMPER of
BGA a
el
off msulators spaced from 4 feet
41 22 meters) to 6 feet 11 83
meters) apart
Mount antenna discharge unit as.
closely as possible to where lead:
mn enters house
Use jumper wire not smatler than
No 6 AWG 113.3 mm) copper, or
the equivalent, when a separate
antenna grounding electrode 1s
used
See NEC Section 810 21 43
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[FOR EUROPEAN AND U.K. MODELS]
CAUTION
This product contains a laser diode of higher class
than 1. To ensure continued safety, do not remove
any covers or attempt to gain access to the inside
of the product.
Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
Location: rear of the player
The following caution label appear on your player.
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
VRW-328
{FOR U.S. MODEL]
CAUTION
@
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.
INFORMATION
TO
USER
[FOR
U.S.
MODEL]
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency
energy and if not instailed and used properly. that 1s, 19
Strict accordance with the manufacturer's insteuctions,
may cause interference to tadio and television recep
tion. It has been type tested and found to comply with
the limits far a Class 8 computing device in accordance
with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC
Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable pro-
tection against such interference in a residential instal-
latian However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not accur in a particular installation
[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.
Hf this equipment does cause interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turn
ing the equipment off and on. the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the
foliowing measures:
@ reorient the receiving antenna
@ relocate this equipment with respect to the receiver
@ Move this equipment away from the receiver
@ plug this equipment into a different outiet so that
equipment and receiver are on different branch cir
cuts
If necessary. the user should consult the dealer of an
experienced tadio/television technician for additional
suggestions. The user may find the following bookiet
prepared by the Federal Communications Commission
helpful.
How to identify and Resolve Radio-TV interference
Problems’
This booklet is available from the US Government
Printing Office, Washington. DC. 20402, Stock No
004 -000-00345.4
The above instructions apply only to units which will
be operated in the United States
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 pawer card, 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.
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CONTENTS
CONFIRM SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
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CONFIRM SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES ..0.... eee csecseeertseeeees
PUT BATTERIES INTO THE REMOTE
CONTROL UNIT
CAUTIONS REGARDING HANDLING .
CONNECTIONS oe eeceteseseneeeeeneeee
BEFORE OPERATING THE PLAYER
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS
BASIC OPERATION...
To play a compact disc..
To stop playback and take out the magazine ..
Time display 0.0.0...
VARIOUS OPERATIONS .
Disc search - To search for a particular disc...
Track search - To search for a particular track .
Manual search - To search for a particular passage ...... 11
To display the playing time of a particular track .
To repeat playback (repeat play): oo... eee -
Random playback - To play all tracks in random order .. 12
Adjusting the sound volume
Sound volume memory........
TO PLAY ONLY DESIRED TRACKS/DISCS
Program playback - To program tracks/discs
in desired order
Programming a pause
To clear all of the program contents ..
To erase a program
To check the program contents ..
To modify the program contents
Delete program playback - To delete undesired
tracks/discs
To clear all of the delete program contents .
CONVENIENT OPERATION FOR RECORDING 16
Auto program editing .. 16
Time fade editing . 17
One-touch fade . 18
Variable fade . 18
MULTI-MEMORY 19
TOC data memory 19
To store program/delete program in multi-memory...... 19
To modify the program contents stored
I MUIEMOMOTY 0c cesses ceseeteseeneseseeeenereneneenenennes
To clear the program in multi-memory
To store the disc output level in multi-memory .. 20
To clear the disc output level memory 20
To clear the entire multimemory. 21
If the multi-memory is filled .. 21
Caution for memory back-up . 21
TROUBLESHOOTING ...... 22
SPECIFICATIONS
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@ 6Compact Disc Magazine x 1
{Called 6-disc magazine in the explanatory text.)
@ Single-Compact Disc Magazine x 1
(Except for U.K. and European models)
(Cote single-disc magazine in the explanatory text.)
The supplied 6-disc magazine and single-disc magazine are
for 12 cm discs only.
Output cord x 1
Control cord x 1
{U.S., Canadian and Australian models only)
@
®
® Remote control unit x 1
®
AAA/RO3 dry cell batteries x 2
PUT BATTERIES INTO THE REMOTE
CONTROL UNIT
Open the lid of the battery compartment on the rear of the remote
control unit, and insert the batteries, taking care to align the (+)
and {-) polarities correctly.
NOTE:
e@ inorder to prevent battery leakage, remove the batteries when
not using the remote control unit for an extended period fone
month or more}. in the event of battery leakage, carefully
wipe away any battery fluid inside the compartment, and replace
the batteries with new ones.
@ Do not allow books or other objects to rest on top of the re-
mote control unit, since the buttons may be depressed, causing
faster exhaustion of the batteries.
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 G) and negative ©)
polarities, as shown by the display inside the
compartment.
. Never mix new and used batteries.
. Batteries of the same size may have different voltages,
depending on brand. Do not mix different brands of
batteries.

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CAUTIONS REGARDING HANDLING
Location
| Cleaning discs |
{install the player in a well ventilated location where it will not
be exposed to high temperature or humidity.
Do not install the player in a focation which is exposed to direct
rays of the sun, or near stoves ar radiators. Excessive heat can
adversely affect the cabinet and internal components. Also,
installation of the player in a damp or dusty environment may
result in maifunction or accident. (Aiso avoid installation near
cookers etc., where the player may be exposed to smoke from
oil, steam or heat.)
@ Placing and using the compact disc player for long periods on
heat-generating sources such as amplifiers will affect
performance. Avoid placing the player on heatgenerating
sources.
@ Install this compact disc player as far as possible from tuners
and TV sets. A compact disc player installed in close proximity
to such equipment, may cause noise or degradation of the
picture,
@ Such noise may be particularly noticeable when an indoor
antenna is used. in such a case, make use of an outdoor
antenna, or turn off power to the compact disc player.
@ Please place this unit on a level surface.
Condensation |
When this unit is brought into a warm room from previously cold
surroundings or when the room temperature rises sharply,
condensation may form inside, and the unit may not be abie to
attain its full performance. In cases like this, allow the unit to
stand for about an hour or raise the room temperature gradually,
“n,
e@ The presence of fingerprints or smudges on the surface of the
disc will not directly affect the recorded signais, but depending
on the degree of contamination, the brightness of the light
reflected from the signal surfaces may be reduced, causing
degradation of sound quality. Always keep your discs clean by
wiping them gently with a soft cloth from the inner edge toward
the outer periphery.
e@ If adisc becomes very dirty, dip a soft cloth in water, and after
wringing it out well, wipe the dirt away gently, and then remove
any water drops with another soft, dry cloth.
® Do not use record cleaning sprays or anti-static agents on discs:
Also, never clean discs with benzene, thinner, or other volatile
solvents, since damage to the disc surface may result.
Storing discs
(Storing without using the 6-disc magazine)
e@ Discs are made of the same kinds of plastic used for
conventional analog audio records. Be careful not to allow discs
to warp; always store discs in their cases vertically, avoiding
locations with high heat or humidity, or extremely low
temperatures. Avoid leaving discs in cars, since the seat of a
car in direct sunlight can become unbelievably hot.
e@ Always read and abide by the precautionary notes listed on
disc labels.
@ When storing the disc, do not leave the disc in the single-disc
magazine.
Cleaning the player and the magazine |
To clean the PLAYER and the MAGAZINE wipe with a soft, dry
cloth. For stubborn dirt, wet a soft cloth with 4 mild detergent
soiution, wring well, then wipe off the dirt. Also use a dry cloth to
wipe the surface dry. Do not use volatile liquids such as benzene
and thinner which are harmful to the unit.
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CONNECTIONS
CD player
t Power cord
Red
\ White
Output cable
Control cord
Making connections
(Z] Connect the OUTPUT jacks of this unit to the input jacks (CD
or AUX) of the amplifier. Make sure that the white plugs are
connected
to
the
ieft
(L}
jacks
and
the
red
plugs
to
the
right
(R)
jacks,
® Be sure not to connect this unit to the amplifier's PHONO
jacks, a8 sound will be distorted and normal playback will not
be possible.
(2] Connect the power cord to a household AC wail outlet or an
AC outlet on your amplifier.
® Make sure plugs are inserted fully into the jacks and wall outlet.
CD-Deck synchro function
if
you
have
a
Pioneer
cassette
deck
provided
with
the
CD-Deck
synchro function, connect the CD-DECK SYNCHRO jacks of the
CD player and cassette deck. With this function, synchro recording
can be carried out between player and deck.
For details on connections and operation, refer to the instruction
manual supplied with the cassette deck.
@
The
CD-DECK
SYNCHRO
cord
is
not
supplied
with
the
CD
player.
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@
Make
sure
that
all
of
the
components
are
turned
off
before
making
connections.
CD-DECK SYNCHRO cord
CD-DECK
SYNCHRO
Cassette deck
common 0080 O
OUT -
Stereo amplifier
System remote contro! with a Pioneer stereo
amplifier that has the &] mark
(Available with U.S., Canadian and Australian models only)
When a Pioneer stereo amplifier bearing the mark is used,
connect the CONTROL IN jack on the rear panel of the CD player
to the CONTROL OUT jack of the amplifier. This will enable the
CD player to be controlled using the remote contro! unit supplied
with the stereo amplifier. If you do not plan to use this feature, it
is not necessary to connect CONTROL IN/OUT jacks.
@ The control cord is supplied with the CD player.
@ The remote control unit supplied with the amplifier can be
used to contro! Play, Stop, Pause, Track/Disc Search and Disc
Change operations.
® For instructions regarding connections and operation, refer to
the operating instruction manual provided with your stereo
amplifier.
NOTES:
@ When a control cord is connected to the player's CONTROL IN
jack, direct control of the player with the remote control unit is
not possible. Operate the player with the remote control unit
by aiming it at the amplifier.
@ Be sure to connect both of the control cord's plugs securely to
the CONTROL IN and CONTROL OUT terminais. Do not connect
only one end of the cable.

BEFORE OPERATING THE PLAYER
CARE OF DISCS
With this player, use discs which display the mark shown below.
{Optical audio digital discs.)
When hoiding discs, do not touch their signal surfaces. Hold by
the edges, or by one edge and the center hold.
Do not affix gummed labels or tape to the label surfaces. Also,
do not scratch or damage the label.
Discs rotate at high speed inside the player. Do not use damaged
{cracked or warped) discs.
NOTE:
@
In
order
to
play
an
8-cm
CD
you
will
need
a
special
Multi-Play
Magazine
(JD-M108)
which
is
sold
separately.
Be
sure
to
read
thoroughly
the
Operating
Instructions
before
using
it.
e@ &cm CD Adaptors
itis
possible
that
even
an
adaptor
which
meets
recommended
standard
CD
specifications
will
not
be
usable
with
the
CD
player.
it
is
recommended
that
the
special
Multi-Play
Magazine
(JD-
M108} be used.
@
Never
load
an
8-cm
CD
or
its
adaptor
into
a
standard
12-cm
magazine.
This
may
seriously
damage
the
CD
player.
@
Do
not
insert
only
an
8-cm
dise
and
adaptor
into
the
supplied
magazines.
L____.
COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
INSERT DISCS INTO THE 6-DISC MAGAZINE
Insert
any
discs
which
you
may
have
into
the
supplied
magazine.
Up
to
six
dises
may
be
inserted.
The
numbering
of
the
discs
begins
with
1
at
the
topmost
tray,
and
then
increases
in
order
from
2
to
6
for
the
lower
trays.
The
magazine
has
a
window
through
which
the
pulled-out
dise
tray
can
be
checked.
Even
during
playback,
the
number
of
the
disc
being
played
back
can
be
checked
through
this
window.
1 Pull out only one disc tray.
2
Position
discs
with
the
label
side
downward.
3
Put the
disc
tray
back
as
it was
originally.
4 insert other discs by repeating steps 1 to 3.
CAUTION:
@
Please
make
sure
to
only
pull
out
one
disc
tray
at
a
time.
(when
a
disc
tray
has
been
pulled
out,
do
not
pull
out
other
disc
trays.)
e
lf
discs
are
inserted
label
side
upward,
it
will
not
be
possible
for
them
to
be
played.
Please
make
sure
to
insert
them
with
the
label
side
downward.
@
Objects
other
than
discs
{song
cards,
explanations
of
disc
contents,
etc.),
must
never
be
inserted
into
the
disc
trays.
@
Do
not
touch
the
playing
surface
of
discs
{iridescent
side)
with
hands
or fingers.
For U.S. customers only
You
may
purchase
additional
Pioneer
six-compact-disc
magazines
from
your
dealer.
If
however,
they
are
not
available
at
your
dealer
in
the
United
States,
you
may
order
from:
PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE, INC.
2265 East 220th Street
P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach
| CA. 90801-1760
USA.
| Phone #(800}421-1404
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“BEFORE OPERATING THE PLAYTER
1
:
3
Disc tray
= Bottom panel of
the single-dise magazine
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AFFIXING LABELS TO 6-DISC MAGAZINE
@ Always attach the labels provided in the designated locations.
Correct operation may not be possible if labels or tape are
attached in other locations.
@ The following are convenient ways of using labels:
A: For titles
B: For disc names
C: For classification
@ Do not attach labels on top of other labels.
Additional magazines identical to the one supplied are available
as options (*JD-M100, JD-M200, JD-M108). Please use them
to make your own disc library, with separate magazines for
each artist or genre.
* JD-M100/JD-M200
JD-M108 os
Magazine for six 12-cm discs
.. Magazine for 8-cm discs
NOTE:
Both 12 cm discs and 8 cm discs cannot be installed together in a
magazine.
LOADING A DISC INTO THE SINGLE-DISC
MAGAZINE (Except for U.K. and European models)
1 Insert the single-disc magazine without a disc,
pushing it in until a click sound is heard.
2 Press EJECT.
3 Place a disc with the label side down and push
in the magazine until a click sound is heard.
TO REMOVE THE DISC FROM THE SINGLE-DISC
MAGAZINE
1. After ejecting the single-disc magazine, remove the disc and
Put it into its case.
2. Remove the magazine by pulling the disc ey toward you and
push the disc tray into the magazine.
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If a disc is still in magazine:
Press the hook on the bottom panel of the single-disc magazine.
The disc tray will come out. Be careful not to drop the disc when
the disc tray comes out
NOTE:
Explanations are given for operations when using the 6-disc
magazine, but the operations are the same when using the single-
disc magazine. The only difference is that the DISC NUMBER
buttons and Multi-Memory function cannot be used.
CAUTION:
Before operating the player, please clear all multimemory. Refer
to “To clear the entire multi-memory”.

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS”
FRONT PANEL
(@
POWER
STANDBY/ON
switch
and
indicator
@
Magazine
insertion
slot
@
AUTO
FADER
buttons
@
TIME
button
@
REPEAT
button
@
RANDOM
PLAY
button
(@
MANUAL
SEARCH
buttons
(
<</>>
}
Remote
sensor
Receives
the
signal
from
the
remote
control
unit.
©
DISC
NUMBER
buttons
(DISC
1
-
DISC
6)
TRACK
NUMBER/Digit
buttons
(1-10,
+10,
=20)
()
TIME
FADE
EDIT
button
(3
EJECT
button
( 4)
(3
STOP/CLEAR
button
(
m
)
PAUSE
button
(11)
(8)
PLAY
button
(
>
)
TRACK
search
buttons
( </>
}
()
MULTI
MEMORY
STORE
button
MULTI
MEMORY
ERASE
button
PGM
button
@)
DELETE
button
@)
Headphones
jack
(PHONES)
@
Headphones
volume
(PHONES
LEVEL)
@)
AUTO
PGM
EDIT
button
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
Remote
control
buttons
with
the
same
names
or
marks
as
buttons
on
the
front
panel
of
the
player
contro!
the
same
operations
as
the
corresponding
front
panel
buttons.
@ POWER button
@ RANDOM PLAY button
@
FADE-IN/FADE-OUT
buttons
@ MANUAL search buttons ( </>» )
© PAUSE button ( 11)
© STOP button (m)
@
Track
number/Digit
buttons
(1-10,
+10,
2
20)
PGM
button
@ CHECK button
GO DISC NUMBER buttons (1-6)
@) OUTPUT LEVEL buttons ( +/~)
(2) TRACK search buttons { </>> )
G3 PLAY button (> )
DELETE button
G3) CLEAR button
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| BASIC OPERATION
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STANDBY/ON f7
it PAUSE:
PAUSE
“
ie]
m@ STOP/CLEAR:
story
CLEAR
a
Si
CJ)
Ls
Operations
indicated
by
the
(9
]
mark
are
performed
with
the
femote
control
unit.
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To play a compact disc
1 Turn on the power to the player.
2
insert
a
magazine,
pushing
it
in
until
a
click
sound is heard.
@
When
the
power
is
turned
off,
inserting
a
magazine
automatically
turns
on
the
power
(Automatic
Power
On
function).
@
The
TOC
DATA
indicator
will
blink.
From
the
Ist
disc
to
6th
disc,
the
information
(TOC}*
for
playback
of
each
disc
is
read
to
be
stored
in
multi-memory.
The
TOC
DATA
indicator
will
light
up.
® For the magazine whose TOC data are already stored, the
magazine is identified just by reading the TOC data of the
first disc and the TOC data for the 1st disc to 6th disc are
also displayed one by one.
* TOC {Table Of Contents):
it has track numbers, total track numbers and total playing
time of the tracks recorded in the inner circumference of
the disc.
@ Insert the discs to be played into the magazine beforehand.
(Refer to “BEFORE OPERATING THE PLAYER")
3 Start playback.
@ The PLAY button can be pressed even when TOC is being
read. In such a case, the TOC not yet read will be read
after playback is finished.
@
The
STOP/CLEAR
button
does
not
function
while
TOC
data
is
being
read.
To pause playback temporarily:
Press
PAUSE.
The
&
indicator
lights
and
playback
is
paused
at
that
point.
Pressing
PAUSE
again
or
PLAY
resumes
playback
from
the
position
where
pause
mode
was
entered.
To stop playback:
Press STOP/CLEAR. The player returns to the beginning of the
first
wack
on
the
disc
at
which
playback
was
stopped.
If
STOP/
CLEAR
is
pressed
twice,
the
player
returns
to
the
beginning
of
the first track on the first disc and enters stop mode.
|
To
stop
playback
and
take
out
the
magazine
Press
EJECT,
remove
the
magazine,
and
then
press
POWER
to
turn
off
the
power.
Even
when
the
power
is
turned
off,
the
magazine
will
be
ejected
by
pressing
EJECT.
NOTE:
When
the
power
is
turned
off
while
a
magazine
is
in
the
player,
the
player
memorizes
which
disc
was
played
just
before
the
power
was
turned
off.
Thus,
when
the
power
is
next
turned
on,
pressing
the
PLAY
button
starts
playback
from
the
first
track
on
the
memorized
disc.
Cautions regarding handling of magazines
@
When
inserting
a
magazine
into
the
player,
make
sure
that
the
direction
of
insertion
is
correct.
e
After
use,
store
in
the
case
provided.
Do
not
place
in
locations
subjected
to
high
temperatures
or
exposed
to
direct
suniight.
@ Do not take magazines apart.
®
Be
careful
not
to
drop,
or
hit
magazines
against
things.
Also
do
Not
apply
strong
force
to
trays
which
have
been
withdrawn.
@
Application
of
benzene,
thinner,
insecticide
or
other
volatile
liquids
to a
magazine
may
damage
the
surface,
so
keep
magazines
away
from
such
substances.
CAUTION: 7
Do not unplug the power cord or do not turn off the power with
an
audio
timer
during
playback,
as
this
could
result
in
damage
to
the disc.

BASIC OPERATION
Timer playback
By using a commercially available audio timer, it is possible to
initiate playback at any time automatically.
1. Insert a magazine into the magazine slot.
2. Set the time at which you wish playback to begin. The timer
will supply power to both the amplifier and the player at the
preset time, turning all the components on and initiating the
playback mode. Playback starts from the first track on the first
disc.
Time display
During playback, pressing the TIME button changes the time display
in the following sequence: @ TIME {elapsed playback time of the
track being played) ~» @ REMAIN (remaining playback time of the
track being played) ~» © AL REMAIN {remaining playback time
from the playing point to the end of the disc) -* ©) TOTAL (total
playback time of the disc). After the total playing time of the ist
disc to 6th disc is displayed in turn, the time display returns to ®.
e@ With track No. 21 of more, the REMAIN time © cannot be
displayed.
@ During random playback or delete random playback, AL REMAIN
time © cannot be displayed.
@ During Program playback, the number of program steps can be
displayed with the TOTAL setting ©.
VARIOUS OPERATIONS
Disc search - To search for a particular disc
During playback or stop mode
DISC NUMBER
DISC NUMBER
i
BEOBEE
x
The player searches for the specified disc and playback starts
from the beginning of that disc.
NOTES:
@ /f the disc number of a tray which does not contain a disc (disc
symbol indicator is not lit) is selected, “disc” appears on the
display and playback cannot start from that disc number.
@ During program playback, Disc Search cannot be carried out.
Track search - To search for a particular track :
During playback or stop mode
oon |
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To search for track No. from_? to 10, simply press the
corresponding digit buttons (41]- {10]). To search for track No. 11
or above, use [+ To search for track No. 20 or above,
use [220
Example
To enter track No. 17: [+10],
To enter track No. 23: [£20], [2], B]
To enter track No. 30: [20] , [3]. [10]
e@ When entering 20 or above, 10] functions as 0.
@ When [+16] or [220] is pressed, the digit button to be next
entered should be pressed within 5 seconds.
NOTE:
During program playback, the TRACK NUMBER buttons can not
be operated.
cs) g]
CAUTION
@ When the program procedure {or delete program procedure)
has been performed, or Multi Program Memory for Muiti Delete
Memory) is activated, the player enters corresponding program
playback mode at the preset time.
Also, when the output level is stored in Multi Memory, playback
is initiated with the stored output level.
@ if the power failure occurs while the power is turned off {standby
mode}, the power is automatically turned on with timer playback
function when the power is supplied. THEREFORE,
DISCONNECT THE AC POWER CORD WHEN THE PLAYER 1S
NOT USED FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME.
During playback or pause mode
/)
When Pt is pressed once, playback advances to the beginning
of the next track, When this button is kept pressed, playback
advances to successive tracks on the disc.
When Ké<is pressed once, playback returns to the beginning of
the track being played. When this button is kept pressed, playback
returns to earlier tracks on the disc.
NOTES:
e During normal playback, Track Search can be carried out on
one disc only.
®@ During program playback, the <4 or 1 button can be used to
select the programmed track.
| Manual search - To search for a particular passage
During playback or pause mode
= MANUAL
MANUAL SEARCH oad
=< A 1c
La = So
While B® is kept pressed, playback rapidly advances toward the
end of the disc. When playback reaches the end of the disc, the
piayer enters pause mode and “End” is displayed. While << is
kept pressed, piayback rapidly reverses toward the beginning of
the disc.
When the desired passage is reached, release »® or <4. The
player enters original mode (playback or pause} where > or <<
Is released.
NOTES:
@ During normal playback, Manual Search can be carried out on
one disc only.
e@ During program playback, Manual Search can be carried out in
one program step only.
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VARIOUS OPERATIONS
To display the playing time of a particular track
Adjusting the sound volume
1 PGM
Sf]
2 DISC NUMBER
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Ga
i
. During stop mode, press PGM.
. Specify the dise No, with the DISC NUMBER button.
. Press m1 to display the playing time of the track. Each time
ri is pressed, the playing time of each track is displayed
sequentially.
@ Playing time of track No. 21 or above cannot be displayed.
@ The DELETE button can be used instead of the PGM button.
To repeat playback (repeat play):
/?
To repeatedly play the displayed track, press REPEAT once. The
[i] - REPEAT indicator lights. The REPEAT button can be pressed
in any playback mode.
To repeatedly play all tracks on all of the discs in norma! playback
mode or in the specified playback mode (Program playback, Delete
program playback or Random playback), press REPEAT twice. The
REPEAT indicator lights.
@ To exit repeat mode, press REPEAT so that the [i] - REPEAT
or REPEAT indicator goes off.
Wha
random order
Random playback - To play all tracks in |
RANDOM
nia | PLAY
RANDOM PLAY & y aimee
| | i
va bef ey |
The
RANDOM
indicator
tights
and
ali
tracks
on
ail
discs
are
played
in
a
random
order.
To
play
the
programmed
tracks
in
a
random
order,
press
RANDOM
PLAY
after
carrying
out
the
Program
procedure.
See
the
“Program
playback”
section.
To play tracks other than the deleted tracks in a random order,
press
RANDOM
PLAY
after
carrying
out
the
Delete
Program
procedure. See the “Delete Program Playback” section.
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1}
OUTPUT LEVEL
; = +
FF
{ A Ee)
Press OUTPUT LEVEL “-" or "+" on the remote controi unit to
adjust the output level. The output level can be adjusted between
0 dB and - 25 dB in steps of 1 dB.
e@ The LEVEL meter shows the selected output level in steps of
6 dB.
@ The output level at the OUTPUT jacks and PHONES jack will
be adjusted simultaneously.
@ if the magazine is in the player, the adjusted output level will
not be erased even if the power is turned off. However, if the
power is turned off with an audio timer or unplugging the
power cord, the adjusted level will be erased.
Sound volume memory |
The output level of each disc can be memorized.
@ When the output level of each disc has been set at the same
level, it is not necessary to adjust the sound volume for each
disc with the volume control of the amplifier.
To memorize the output level
1 DISC NUMBER
DISC NUMBER
1 2
. Specify the disc No. with the DISC NUMBER button.
. During playback adjust the output level with OUTPUT LEVEL +
or -.
. Press PGM within. 5 seconds.
The displayed output level is memorized.
Repeat steps 1 through 3 for other discs.
The output level (0 dB - -25 dB) can be memorized for each
disc.
e@ The memorized output level of each disc will be set
automatically when the disc is played.
@ Even when the output level is memorized, the OUTPUT LEVEL
+ of - button can be operated without erasing the memory.
NOTES:
e@ When the output level is re-adjusted and memorized, the
previously memorized output level is erased and the LEVEL
MEMO indicator blinks once.
@ The output level can be stored in multi-memory. (See page 20.)
PW N=
To clear the memorized output level:
1, Specify the disc No. to be cleared with the DISC NUMBER
button.
2. During playback, set the output level to 0 dB with the OUTPUT
LEVEL + button.
3. Press PGM.
To clear the output level of afl the discs:
Eject the magazine by pressing EJECT.

TO PLAY ONLY DESIRED TRACKS/DISCS
1
2 —|
DISC NUMBER:
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GIST 5}
Program playback - To program tracks/discs
in desired order
1 During stop or playback mode, press PGM.
2 Press the DISC NUMBER button which contains
the track to be programmed.
To program entire discs, enter the desired disc numbers with
the DISC NUMBER buttons and go to step 4.
@ When DISC NUMBER is pressed, “AL” {all tracks) appears
on the display.
3 Enter the track No. to be programmed with the
TRACK NUMBER/Digit buttons.
4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other tracks to be
programmed.
5 Press PLAY.
The tracks are played in the programmed order. When all
programmed tracks have been played, the player enters stop
mode.
@®To stop Program playback, press STOP/CLEAR.
e Programs containing up to 40 steps can be created.
@ To go to the previous or next step in a program, press Md or
PP.
@ To enter track No. 11 or above with the TRACK NUMBER/Digit
buttons, see “Track Search” on page 11.
@ lf the magazine is in the player, the program contents will not
be erased even if the power is turned off.
Notes on total time display
e@ The total time of the program can be displayed up to 99 minutes
59 seconds.
@ When the track No. 21 or above is programmed, the total time
cannot be displayed.
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TO PLAY ONLY DESIRED TRACKS/DISCS
| Programming a pause
| To check the program contents
Inserting a pause in your program can be very useful when carrying
out recording. Press PAUSE instead of entering a track number.
“PA” appears on the display panel,
@ For example, when recording on both sides of a cassette tape.
if you program a pause after the last track to be recorded on
the first side, program playback will pause at that point to
allow you to switch tape sides. To resume program playback
after the player enters pause mode, press PAUSE.
Notes:
@ Apause can be programmed only when the program procedure
is performed under stop mode.
@ A pause cannot be programmed at the beginning of a program
(P-01), and two pauses cannot be programmed one after the
other.
@ Apause inserted in a program is counted as one step.
® if a pause is programmed as the last step of a program, the
player will not enter the pause mode.
To clear all of the program contents
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47 (OF
a al
a
® During stop mode, press STOP/CLEAR.
@® When the magazine is ejected, the program contents will be
cleared.
To erase a program |
CLEAR CLEAR
dA 7
During program mode, press CLEAR on the remote contro! unit.
The fast program step is erased and the contents of the previous
program step are displayed.
NOTE: 2
Contents of a program can be erased during playback as well.
However, tracks preceding the currently playing track cannot be
erased in this way.
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During program mode, set the player to stop mode and press
CHECK on the remote control unit. The program contents will be
displayed in the programmed order.
e@ After confirming the last program step, the display will show
“0-00”.
To modify the program contents
1
(3
ES
ia »)
7
I
@@
il
u ~
[asta]
1. Press CHECK so that the program step to be corrected appears
on the display.
2. To correct the disc No., enter the new disc No. with the DISC
NUMBER buttons. To correct the track No., enter the new
track No. with the Track number/Digit buttons. For example,
the programmed track No. 4 on the disc No. 3 is changed to
track No. 7 on the disc No. 5, using the DISC NUMBER 5 and
Track number 7 buttons.
e@ Repeat steps 1 and 2 to change other tracks as desired.

TO PLAY ONLY DESIRED TRACKS/DISCS
Delete program playback - To delete
undesired tracks/disces
1 During stop mode, press DELETE.
2 Press the DISC NUMBER button which contains
the track to be deleted.
To delete entire discs, enter the desired disc numbers with the
DISC NUMBER buttons and go to step 4.
@ When DISC NUMBER is pressed, “AL” {all tracks) appears
on the display.
3 Enter the track No. to be deleted with the
TRACK NUMBER/Digit buttons.
4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other tracks to be
deleted.
5 Press PLAY.
All tracks other than deleted tracks/discs are played in the
order of the disc and track numbers. When. tracks have been
played, the player enters stop mode.
@®To stop Detete program playback, press STOP/
CLEAR.
@ To enter track No. 11 or above with the TRACK NUMBER/Digit
buttons, see “Track Search” on page 11.
@ If the magazine is in the player, the program contents will not
be erased even if the power is turned off.
NOTE:
if the Program procedure has been performed, Delete programming
cannot be carried out.
STOP/
CLEAR
EJECT
Sf
= le
Oe CLEAR
i
® During stop mode, press STOP/CLEAR.
@When the magazine is ejected, the program contents will be
cleared.
© Press CLEAR on the remote control unit during stop mode or
play mode. When CLEAR is pressed during Delete Programm
playback mode, the player enters normal playback mode.
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CONVENIENT OPERATION FOR RECORDING
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| Auto program editing
Tracks are selected within the specified time.
1 During stop mode, press AUTO PGM EDIT.
2 Select the disc No. and track No. to be first
played with the DISC NUMBER button and >>
( or < ) button.
3 Enter the playing time in minutes with digit
buttons {|1]| -
@ The fra Q! button functions as 0.
@ To enter 9 minutes or less: After pressing [10], press
For example, to enter 45 minutes, press [4 Jand [5] sequentially.
The displayed time is memorized. The player now programs
the tracks within the selected time. The display shows the last
programmed track, total program playing time and program
steps.
when [4] and [5] (45 minutes) are entered without
selecting track No.
4 To program the second playing time, repeat
steps 1 through 3.
The player programs a pause, and then programs the tracks,
from the next one located the last programmed track, within
the selected playing time. {f the second program is not
necessary, you may skip this step.
NOTES:
e@ Upto 40 steps can be programmed.
@ With discs contained 20 tracks or more, programming may not
be correctly performed.
e@ Procedures for checking and clearing are the same as for
programming.

CONVENIENT OPERATION FOR RECORDING
Time fade editing
Tracks are selected within the specified time and playback pauses
with a fade-out.
1 During stop mode, press TIME FADE EDIT.
2 Select the disc No. and track No. to be first
played with the DISC NUMBER button and >>
1
TIME
FADE
(
or
¢<
)
button.
3 Enter the playing time in minutes with digit
buttons ( [1 ]- ).
@ The [10] button functions as 0.
e To si 9 minutes or less: After pressing [10], press [1]
For example, to enter 23 minutes, press 2] and|3} sequentially,
The displayed time is memorized. The player programs the
tracks within the selected playing time.
‘|
iC NU:
=
BER
N
Q a
Sn)
DISC NUMBER
1 2
J i
NOTES:
e if Random playback, Track Search or Disc Search is done during
Time Fade Editing play, Time Fade Editing will be cleared.
e /f a tape playing time beyond the total playing time is selected,
the player also programs the tracks on the next dise and the
Fade-out function will be carried out on the next disc.
© /f the magazine is in the player, the program contents will not
be erased even if the power is turned off. However, if the
power is turned off with an audio timer or unplugging the
power cord, the program contents will be erased. :
© During Time Fade operation, programming for Program Playback/
Delete Program Playback cannot be carried out.
e@ When the program (Disc Program/Track Program) procedure
has been performed, Time Fade operation programs the tracks
among the programmed tracks, starting from the first step of
the program (Program Time Fade). In this case, programmed
pauses cannot be activated.
@ When the delete program procedure has been performed, Time
Fade operation programs the tracks other than deleted discs/
tracks (Delete Time Fade). If RANDOM PLAY is pressed, the
tracks are programmed in random order (Delete Random Time
Fade).
@ if RANDOM PLAY is pressed, Time Fade operation programs
the tracks in random order.
(Co)
TRACK NUMBER
ES
To exit Time Fade Editing mode:
Before specifying the playing time, press TIME FADE EDIT or
STOP/CLEAR. When the playing time is already specified, press
CLEAR.
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CONVENIENT OPERATION FOR RECORDING
One-touch fade
Playback can be started from the desired point with a fade-in and
stopped at the desired point with a fade-out.
@ The One-touch Fade function can be carried out in Normal
playback, Program piayback/Delete Program playback, or
Random playback mode.
Set the player to the desired playback mode, and then perform
the following procedure.
~ @®During pause mode, press AUTO FADER IN. Playback starts
C7] with a fade-in. The output level gradually increases from -60 dB
to 0 dB {or to the level preset with OUTPUT LEVEL}.
ray @® During playback, press AUTO FADER OUT. Playback pauses
with a fade-out. The output level gradually decreases from 0
dB (or the level preset with OUTPUT LEVEL) to -60 dB.
Variable fade
This function allows you to specify the interval (from 0 second to
9 seconds) of fade-in/out operations.
1 During stop mode, press AUTO FADER IN.
2
Ee
the
interval
with
the
digit
button
(
[7]
-
[10}).
The
specified
interval
is
displayed
in
seconds
together
with
“Fi",
When
7
second
interval
is entered,
for
example,
FI:07
appears
on
the
display
panel.
@
When
[10]
is
pressed,
0
second
interval
is
entered.
3 To specify the interval of fade-out, press AUTO
FADER OUT and perform step 2.
The specified interval is displayed in second together with
“FO”.
TRACK NUMBER
ss
C3.
Sh
/)
(3
[
a:
So
Va
=
®
During
pause
mode,
pressing
AUTO
FADER
IN
initiates
playback
with
fade-in
of
the
preset
interval.
®)
During
playback,
press
AUTO
FADER
OUT.
Playback
pauses
bs
with
fade-out
of
the
preset
interval.
@
The
Variabie
Time
Fade
settings
will
not
be
erased
even
if
the
power
is
turned
off.
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MULTI-MEMORY
@ MultiMemery function cannot be carried out with the single
disc magazine.
Multi‘Memory function can store the output level setting with
TOC* data.
Once a program is stored in the memory, the program will be
recalled whenever the magazine is inserted. Up to 40 program
steps, and up to 99 delete programs (tracks) for a disc can be
stored in Multi-Memory.
* Every CD 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 (number of tracks, playing time, etc.)
of the disc.
TOC data memory
After a magazine is inserted, the player reads TOC data of each
disc in the order of the disc numbers and stores all of the TOC
data. When the TOC data have been read, MULT! MEMORY TOC
DATA lights and the display shows the last disc No., track No. and
total playing time, and disc symbol indicators which contain a disc
will light ®. In this state, EJECT, PLAY, RANDOM PLAY, DISC
NUMBER or TRACK NUMBER operation speed will be increased.
@® Example: When a magzine contains discs No. 1, No. 3
and No, 4.
Once the TOC data are stored in the memory, the TOC data will
be recalled whenever the same magazine is inserted, and the
display shows the total track numbers and total playing time of
each disc for about 2 seconds in the order of the disc numbers.
@ When the Program or Delete Program of the magazine is already
stored in Multi-Memory, the display shows the total
programmed track numbers and total programmed time.
NOTE
When using less than 6 discs, be sure to insert disc No.1 into the
magazine. Otherwise, the Multi-Memory function cannot be carried
out.
To correct the TOC data
@ Replacing or Removing a disc (No. 2 - No.6 only}
When replacing or removing a disc from the magazine whose
TOC data are already stored in Multi-Memory, clear the previous
TOC data and store the new one. In this case, disc No. 1
cannot be replaced or removed.
1. Insert the magazine.
The TOC data of each disc previously stored will be displayed
in sequence.
2. Press ERASE. “CLr” appears on the display. The previous
memory (TOC, program and/or disc output level) is erased and
the new TOC data will be stored in Multi-Memory.
e@ Adding discs
When discs are inserted into the magazine which contains
vacant trays, the TOC data and/or preset disc output level of
new discs can be added and stored in the previous memary.
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. Eject the magazine.
. Press STORE. “Add” appears on the display.
. Load a disc in the magazine.
. Insert the magazine into the player.
The program and/or preset disc output level of the discs
previously stored in Multi-Memory will not be erased.
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To store program/delete program in multi-
memory
1. Insert the 6 disc magazine, and perform a program. (See
“Program Playback and Delete Program Playback.)
@ After inserting the magazine, wait until a TOC of alf discs
has been read.
2. Press STORE.
The MULT! MEMORY PROGRAM or DELETE indicator lights,
“FILE” appears on the display and the program can be now
stored.
Whenever the magazine which contains the same discs in the
same order is inserted, pressing PLAY initiates playback
according to the stored program.
@ The programm can be stored only when the player is in stop
mode.
e@ In step 1 of "To store Program/Delete Program in Multi-
Memory", programming is possible without magazine. After
Programming, insert the magazine.
To play discs without Program Memory:
After inserting the magazine, press STOP/CLEAR. The player exits
Multi‘Memory mode and any playback mode can be selected.
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After the magazine is inserted, press STOP/CLEAR and store the
new program. The program previously stored will be erased.
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The output level of each disc, specifying with the OUTPUT LEVEL
buttons and PGM button, can be stored in memory.
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will be recalled whenever the magazine is inserted.
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The MULTI MEMORY LEVEL indicator lights, “FILE” appears
on the display and the output level of each disc can be now
stored.
Whenever the magazine which contains the same discs in the
same order is inserted, the output level will be automatically
set for each disc.
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