QUAD 67 User manual

67
COMPACT
DISC
PLAYER
INSTRUCTION
BOOK
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BRIEF
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Plugthe
AC
supply
lead
andthesignal
lead
supplied
intothe
Quad
controlunitand
the
CDplayer.
O Switchon.
O Pressthe drawer
flap.The
drawer
compartment
willopen.
O Placethedisc,labelsideup,inthedrawercompadment.
O Gentty
push
the
front
ofthedrawer.
ltwill
closebyitself.
a Thediscwillnowstadto
play
fromthebeginning.
O For fullremotecontroloperationandtrack
programming
refertothe
appropriate
section
oftheinstructionbook.

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INTRODUCTION
GUARANTEE
SERVICE
ACCESSORIES
SUPPLIED
INSTALLATION
POSITIONINGTHE
CD
PLAYER
CONNECTION
TOTHEAMPLIFIER
SWITCHINGON
AND
OFF
SIMPLEOPERATIONDIRECTTOPLAY
(without remotecontrol)
FULL
OPERATIONWITH
QUAD
67
REMOTE
CONTROL
PROGRAMMING
TRACKS
USINGTHEINDEXKEYS
PLAYER
MAINTENANCE
DISC
MAINTENANCE
SPECIFICATION
CONNECTINGSOCKETS
CONTROLS
ANDDISPLAY
INDICATIONS
FRONTANDREARVIEW
REMOTE
CONTROLLAYOUT
ACCESSORIES
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INTRODUCTION
GUARANTEE
SERVICE
The
Quad
67CD
player
isdesigned
forthe
passionate
music
listener.ltissimple
tooperateandhastheminimumofcontrols.
While
itisanticipated
thatthe
majorityofdiscs
will
be.listened
to
fromthebeginning,
trackscanbe
selected
and
played
in
any
sequence.
Random
play(shuffle)
is
also
provided.
The
player
discdrawer
willacceptcompact
audio
discs
inthe
'normal'and
'CD
single'format
without
any
specialadaptors.
The
67CD
player
is
operated
eitherbythe
Q66
remotecontrol
orthesmall
hand
heldcontrolsupplied
withthe
player.
Pedormanceofthe
Quad
67CD
player
isasaccurate
as
itis
possible
toachieve
bycarefuldesign,choice
ofcomponents
and
rigorous
test
procedures.
The Quad67CDplayer
is guaranteed against
any defect
in materialand
workmanshipfora period of
twelvemonths
from
thedateof
purchase.
Within
this
period
wewillsupply
replacement
parts
freeof
charge.
lntheUK
you
have
statutory
rightswhicharenotlimitedby
this
guarantee.
A
separate
guarantee
card
isnotsuppliedand
your
guarantee
beginsontheday
ofpurchase.
lfservicing
isrequiredthe
67CD
player
should
be
returned
tothesupplier,
the
distributor
for
thecountry
ofpurchase orQuad
Electroacoustics
Ltd. Please
encloseabrief
note
givingyour
name
and
address
and
thereason
forreturning
theunit.
Quad offersa same-day
seruice
from Monday
to Fridayexceptfor bank
holidays.Pleasecontactus
tomakeanappointment.
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ACCESSORIES
SUPPLIED
INSTALLATION
ACsupplylead1mlong
Signal
lead
0.5m
long
Remote
control
(inc
batteries)
TypeNo.
QSPES1A
TypeNo.
QP2P2SA
TypeNo.
Q6TREMA
lmportant
Note
Theoriginal
packing
shouldbe
retainedin
casethe
player
has
tobe
returnedfor
service.
CheckingtheAG Power
Supply
-Therating
plate
on
thebackof
yourplayer
showstheACsupplyvoltageforwhich
the
player
is
set.
lf
your
ACsupplyis
different
from
that
indicated,
ask
your
dealerorourService
Departmenttochangethevoltage
settingfor
you.
Connecting
totheACPower
Supply
-
The
player
is
supplied
with
a0.5m
long
ACsupply lead
alreadyfittedwith
a standard3-pinEuro
plug
for
connection
betweenthe
67CD
AC
powerin andtheAC
power outsocket
fitted
ontheback
ofcurrent
Quad
equipment.
Forconnectionto
otherequipment,
ordirecttothe
mains
supply,
your
dealercan
supplythe
appropriate
lead.lf
amains
powerplug
needsto
be
fittedthismust
be
wired
asexplained
below:-
WARNING:THIS
APPARATUSMUSTBEEARTHED
IMPORTANT
- Fitting
a mains
plug.
Thewires
inthemainslead
arecoloured:
Brown = Live Blue = Neutral GreenMellow = Earth
TheBrownwiremust
beconnected
totheterminalmarkedLorcolouredRed.
The
Bluewiremust
beconnectedtotheterminal
markedNorcolouredBlack.
The
Gree
nMellowwire
must
beconnectedtotheterminalmarkedE
orcoloured
Greenffellow.
The
player
must
be
protected
bya3A
fusewhen
a1
3A
plug
is
used,or
if
another
type
of
plug
is
used,
bya5A
f
useeitherinthe
plug
oradaptor,oratthe
distribution
board.lfin
doubtconsultaqualified
electrician.

POSITIONINGTHE
CDPLAYER
CONNECTIONTO
THE
AMPLIFER
SWITCHING
ON
AND
OFF
SIMPLEOPERATION
DIRECTTOPLAY
(without
remotecontrol)
The
CDPlayer canbe
positioned
free-standingorstacked
with
othercompo-
nents. Never
place
theplayer in persistent directsunlight
or nearanyheat
source.
Free
Standing
- lffree
standingthe
player
must
always
be
placed
horizontally
onaflatfirm
surfaceand
not
subjectedtoexcessive
vibration.
Stacked
-lfthe
player
is
stackedontop
of
otherequipment,
itshouldnotstand
directlyontop
ofa
high
power
amplifierassuchamplifiers
generate
asubstantial
amount
ofheat.
Atthebackof
theplayeryouwillfindthe
audiooutputsocketsfortheconnecting
leadtothepreamplifier.
Insertthe white
plug
oftheaudioconnectinglead
suppliedtotheLsocket
(white
=left
channel)
andthe
redplug
tothe
R
socket
(red
=rightchannel).
lnseft
boththe
plugs,
atthe
otherendof
thelead,
into
thecorrespondingCDor
AUX
socketsof
your
amplifier
system.
lfnecessary,
you
canusetheTUNER
orTAPElilsockets,but
nevertheDISC(
PHONO/PICK-UP
socketswhich
are
totallyunsuitable
forCDplayers.
Pressthe
ON/OFFbutton.
This
hasasequentialaction
so
pressing
itagainwill
switchthe
player
off.
Assoonasthe
player
is
switchedon,withthediscdrawer
empty,thedisplay
shows
'67CD'
brieflyfollowed
by L- --'.
Loading
aDisc
-
Open
the
discdrawerby
pressing
theDRAWER
OPEN/CLOSE
flap.
Carefully
place
the disc,
label
sideup, in the centreof the drawer
compartment.
Closethedrawerby
pushing
it
gently.
ltwillthencloseby
itselfandafterashorl
pause
starttoplay the
whole
discstaftingfrom
the
beginning.
Whilstthe
disc
is
playing
thedisplay
will
show
thetrack
number
andcountdown
the
playing
time
for
thetrackbeing
played,plus
any
indexdetails
present
onthe
disc.
Unloading
a Disc
- PresstheDRAWER
OPEI./CLOSE
flap.Thediscwillstop
playing
andthedrawerwill
open.
Removethedisccarefully
andreturn
it
toits
container.
To
closethedrawer
push
itgently or press theDRAWER OPEN/
CLOSE
flap
again.lt
will
closebyitself.
Tokeepoutdustwhichcouldfallonthelaser
pick-up
donot
leave
thedrawer
openunnecessarily.
It 'ERROB'appears for
approx3secondsafter
thedrawercloses,
followed
by
'-
---',
it
means
you
haveeitherloadedthediscupside
downor
itis
othenruise
unacceptable
(dirty,
badlyscratched
ordefective
in
someway),
you
haveloaded
aCD
ROM
orsimilar
incompatableformat
or
you
havenotloaded
adiscatall.
Note

FULL
OPERATION
WITH
QUAD
67
REMOTE
CONTROL Loading
aDisc
-
Open
the
discdrawerby
pressing
theDRAWER
OPEN/CLOSE
flap.
Carefully
place
the disc, label
sideup, in the centre
of the drawer
compafiment.
Closethedrawerby pressing
theDRAWER
OPEN/CI-OSe
flap.After
a short
pause,
while
thelaser
pick-up
scansthedisc,the
display
will
show
thenumber
oftracks
on
the
discandthetotal
playing
time.
Notethat
thediscdrawercan
alsobeopenedandclosedviathe67 remote
controlwiththeDRAWER
OPEN/CLOSE
key.
Playing
a
Complete
Disc
-
lf
you
simplywantto
play
the
completedisc
you
can
press
PLAYas
soonasthediscdatais
displayed.Oncethe
laser
pick-up
reaches
thebeginning
of
thefirst
track,
'1'will
appear
in
thedisplayand
at
the
sametime
the
playing
timewill
beshown,inminutes
andseconds.Thiswill
countdown
in
secondsasthediscis
played.
As
eachtrack
endsthetracknumberchanges
tothenexttrack
being
played,
and
the
playing
time
changestothat
of
thenew
track
being
played.
As
soonasallthetrackshave
been
played
thediscwillstopandthe
display
will
showthetotalnumber
oftracksandthetotal
playing
time.
PausingDuring Play- Forshort
interruptions
press
PAUSE;
'PAUSE'will
appearinthe
display.
To
restart
press
PAUSE
againand
play
will
startfromthe
exact
point
whereit
wasinterrupted.
Going
Back
totheBeginning
ofaTrack
-
To
go
backtothe
beginningofthe
track
being
played,
briefly
press
PLAY.Thetrackthenstarts
again
from
the
beginning.
Moving
to AnotherTrack
-Atanytime
during
playyou
can
chooseanother
track.This
canbea later
or an earliertrack.
Justselect
therequired
track
number,
usingthenumeric
keypad,
andaftera shorl
pause
thetrack
willbe
played.
Alternatively
you
canskiptracksby
pressing
theappropriateTRACK
<--+key
untilthe
desiredtrack
number
is
shown
in
the
display,asexplainedbelow.
Selectinga LaterTrack
- Press
TRACK
-+ untilthedesiredtracknumber
is
displayed.
Should
youpress
TRACK
-+
whilstthelast
track
is
playing
thiswill
have
noeffect.
You
can
alsouse
TRACK
+ to
preview
adiscbylisteningto
thebeginning
of
eachtrack.
Selectinga Previous Track
- Press
TRACK<-untilthedesiredtracknumber
isdisplayed.
Should
youpress
TRACK<-whilst
the
first
trackis
playing
thiswillhave
noeffect
andthetrackwill
carryon
playing.
Eachtime
you
press
aTRACKkey
the
player
will
skiponetrackatatime.lf
you
keepthekey
depresseditwillkeep
skippingtracks
until
thekeyisreleased.

BeginningataSpecific
Track
-Insteadof
the
firsttrack
you
can
start
play
from
anyother
track.Inthiscase
you
wait
until
thecontents
of
thedisc
have
been
read.Thetotalnumberof
tracksisthenshown
with
thetotaldisc
playing
time.
Bringthe
numberofthe'required
trackintothedisplay
using
eitherthe
numeric
keypadorthe
TRACK
(- --)
keys.Then start
play
bypressing
PLAY.
You
can
alsochangetracksduring
play.
Findinga Particular
Passageona Disc
-During
playyou
can
quickly
find
a
particularpassage
in
a
trackby
pressing,
and
holding
down,one
oftheSEARCH
<- -+ keys.
While
you holddownSEARCH
<- the laser
pick-up
runs
back
towards
the
beginning,and
while
you
hold
downSEARCH
-+
the
laser
pick-up
runstowards
the
endof
thedisc.
Byalternatingbetween
these
keys
you
can
locateany
particular
part
or
passage.
Assoonas
you
releasea key,
play
starts
atonce.
lf youcontinue to holddown
the keyduring
search,
the disc
willplay at
successively
fasterspeeds;
forthefirst
few
seconds
slightly
fasterthan
normal,
thenata higherspeed.
Thesoundcanstillbe
heard,thoughspeeded
up,to
actasanaid
tosearching.
Youcan,ofcourse,search
withtheaidof
the
playing
timedisplay.
Should
you,
by
pressing
SEARCH
<-,take
thelaser
pick-up
to
thebeginningof
thefirsttrackthe
first
5seconds
approx
will
be
repeated
and
playback
resumes
as
soonas
you
releasethekey.
Should
you,
by
pressing
SEARCH
-+,
takethe
laser
pick-up
to
theendofthe
last
track
the
disc
willstop
playing
and
the
display
willshow
thetotal
number
of
tracks
andtotal
playing
time.
To
StopPlay
-Tostop
play
before
theendofadisc
press
STOP.
The
display
willthenshowthetotal
number
of
trackson
thediscand
thetotal
playing
time.
lfyou wantto stop
play
andalsoremove
thedisc,
withoutusing
theremote
controlthen
just
press
theDRAWEROPEI/CLOSE
flapon
the
CDplayer.
The
disc
willimmediatelystop
playing
and
thedrawer
willopen.
Donot
forget
toclose
the
drawer
after
you
removethedisc.
RandomPlay- Youcanplay
thetrackson a disc
ina completely
random
sequenceby
pressing
the
RANDOMkey. Playwillstaft
assoon
asthis
keyis
depressedand 'SHUF'willbe displayed
fora fewseconds
followedbythe
detailsof
thetrackbeing
played.
PressingSTOP
willcancel
therandom
play
function.
Pressingeitherofthe
TRACKkeys
will
step
through
the
randomsequencebut
if
you
wanttostart
from
thebeginning,
ofthe
random
sequence,
keep
pressing
TRACK
<- until ithas
nofurther
effect.
Play
canbe stoppedandstarted
forshort
periods,
if required,by using
the
PAUSE
key.

PROGRAMMING
TRACKS Insteadof
playing
acompletedisc,
you
canchooseanumberoftracksand
play
onlythese
inwhateversequence
you
decide.Youcanstore
thesametrack
morethan
once.ltisalso
possible
toentera group of
trackssuchas1to4,6
to9,or5 to2,tospeedupprogramming
whenconsecutive
tracks
are
to be
played
ortoallow
forverylong
playingperiods.
Programmingis
only
possible
whenadiscisinthe
player
and
its
contents
have
been
readto
determine
thehighesttracknumberthatcanbechosen.
To
store
thetracknumbersthat
you
wantto
play
(these
canbe
foundfromthe
contentslistsupplied
with
thedisc),bringupeach
requiredtrack
numberin
turn
tothe
display,
usingeitherthenumerickeypadortheTRACK
<-
-+keys
andthen
put
itinthe
player's
memoryby
pressing
STORE.
Whilst
entering
tracksthe
displaywillshowthetotal
playing
timeofallthetracks
whichhavebeenstored.
Up
to
50
tracks/programmescanbestoredbut
if
the
total
playing
timeexceeds
thatwhichcanbedisplayed
'99.59'the
displaywillshow
'0000'.
Furthertracks/
programmes
canstillbeenteredalthoughthetime
willnotbedisplayed.When
50
trackshave
beenentered
'End'will
bedisplayed.
During
programmedplay
allthe player
controls
remainoperativeexcept
for
SEARCH
<-whichwillonlysearchbacktothe
beginning
oftheactualtrackbeing
played.
From
adisccontaining
l2tracks
you
wantto
play
tracks
9,5,
1and
11
inthat
order.
Loadthe
discandclose
the
drawer
withtheDRAWER
OPEIVCLOSE
flap
orthe67
remote
control
DRAWER
OPEN/CLOSE
key.Whenthe
disccontent
has
been
readthe
display
will
show
'72',
andthetotaldisc
playing
time.
Nowbring
'9'into
thedisplay,usingeitherthenumerickeypadorthe
TRACK
<-
-+
keys,
and
then
press
STORE.
A'P'(forProgramme)willappearaboveINDEX
toshowthatthetrack
has
beenstored.
The
display
will
showI P'and the
playing
time
of
track
9.
Now
go
totrack
5'and press STOREagain.
Thedisplaywillnowshow
'5 P'
andthecombined
playing
timeoftracks9and5.
Continuechoosing
the
other
tracksinthe
same
way
and
storingthemwiththe
STORE
key.As
soonas
you
have
storedthe
last
track
numberthe
display
will
show
'11 P'and thetotal
playing
timefor
all
thetracks
stored
(eg,
tracks
9+5+1+11).
Thiswillremain
until
you
start
play,
by
pressing
PLAY.Thefirst
selectedtrackwillthenbedisplayedwithits
playing
time.
Fromadisccontaining
12
tracks
you
wantto
play
tracks9,andthenthe
group
5
to11inthat
order.
Loadthe
discandclosethedrawer
withtheDRAWER
OPEN/
CLOSE
flaporthe
67
remotecontrolDRAWER
OPEN/CLOSE
key.When
thedisc
contents
have
been
readthe
display
will
show
'72',
andthetotaldisc
playing
time.
Bring
9'intothedisplay,usingeitherthenumeric
keypad
orthe
TRACK
<-
-+
keys,
and
press
STORE.
A'P'(torProgramme)will
appear
abovetNDExtoshow
thatthetrack
has
beenstored.
The
display
will
show
'9 P'andthe
playing
time
oftrack
9.
Now
go
to
track
5'and press STORE.again.
The
display
willshow
'5 P'and
thecombined
playing
timeoftracks9and5. Now select
track
'11'lhe
display
willshow
'11'.
Now
press
SEARCHi, d'O'will appearabove
TNDEXtoshowthat
the
player
isin-the
group
mode
andthe
playing
time
will
change
toshowthetotal
ofallthetracksstoredso
far.Press
STOREand
the
display
willshow
'11
P' This
willremainuntil
you
start
play,
by
pressing
PLAY.Thefirst
selected
trackwillthen
bedisplayed
withits
playing
time.
Example 1
Example
2

Note lf
after
pressing
SEARCH
-+
you
decide
that
you
do
not
want
to
group
tracks
just
press
SEARCH
<-to
cancel
this
function,
before
pressing
STORE.
Checking
the Memory
Contents
- During
playyou
can
check
the
contents
of
the
memory
by
pressing
theTRACK
+ key
tostep
through
the
selected
track
numbers
inthe
programmed
sequence.
Inour
example;
'9'5 - 1
'11'. After
checking
do
not
forgetto
stepback
tothe
beginning
of
the
sequence
using
the
TRACK
<-keyor
pressing
STOP
(do
not
press
STOP
more
than
once
as
this
will
clear
the
programming).
To
Erase
the
Whole
Programme
Memory
-
You
can
clear
a
programme
atany
time
byopening
thedisc
drawer.
Pressing
STOP
willalso
clear
the
programme
but
if
the
disc
is
playing
STOP
hastobe
pressed
twice,
once
tostop
play
and
once
toclear
the
programme.
ToStart
Play
-Press
PLAY.
Thetrack
number
ofthe
first
programmedselection
willbe
displayed
and
this
willchange,
as
each
selected
track
is
played,
so
that
the
progress
of
play
canbe
followed.
Youcan
check
the
tracks
still
tobe
played,
at
any
time,by
pressing
the
TRACK
<--+keys.
Youcan
returnto
thebeginning
ofa programmedtrack,
or
to
the
previously
programmed
track
by
pressing
TRACK
<--.
lf
you
want
togo
on
toafollowing
programmed
track
press
TRACK
-+. You can alsosearch
for a particular
passage
using
theSEARCH
<--+ keysbut
SEARCH
<- islimited
tothe
track
currently
being
played.
To hold
play
at
any
time
during
a programme
press
PAUSE.
Pressing
PAUSE
again
willrestart
play.
Whenall
the
tracks
have
been
played
thedisc
stops. However,
thecurrent
programme
isstill
retained
inthe
memory
for
one
furlher
operation
so
pressing
pLAy
again
will
repeat
thesequence.
Toerase
the
programmeopen
thedrawer
compadment
or
press
STOP.
Theseare
used
forselecting
a specific
part
ofa track
ondiscs
recorded
with
index
numbers
and
upto99
can
beselected
pertrack.This
facility
isonly
usable
oncertain
discs
containing
index
information
and
this
willbe
detailed
inthe
disc
content
instructions
supplied
with
thedisc.
The
required
index
number
can
beentered
inboth
play
and
standby
modes.
Should
you
select
an
index
foradisc
not
incorporating
this
facility
'ERROR'will
appear
briefly.
Selecting
a
Track
Index
-
Firstdecide
which
track
and
index
numbers
you
want
fromthe
information
supplied
with
thedisc.
Select
the
track
and
then
use
the
TNDEX
<--) keys
toshow
the
required
number
in
thedisplay.
Press
INDEX
-+
tostep
to
higher
numbers
and
INDEX
<-tostep
down
to
lower
numbers.
lfeither
key
ishelddown
stepping
willcontinue
until
the
key
isreleased'
During
play,
after
a shorl
pause,
thechosen
track
index
willbeautomatically
selected.
Fromthe
stop
mode
the
chosen
track
index
willbe
selected
assoon
asPLAY
is
pressed.
I
I
I
USING
THE
INDEX
KEYS

PLAYER
MAINTENANCE
DISC
MAINTENANCE
The
player
mechanism
is
provided
with
self-lubricating
bearings
andnoroutine
maintenance
isrequired.
lfnecessary
the
casecan
becleanedwith
a softbrush
or,
formore
stubborn
marks,
aslightlymoistened
lint-free
cloth.Inthis
eventremove
themains
plug
from
the
supplysocket.
Donot
use
cleaning
agents,solvents
orabrasives.
The
disccompartment
should
be
kept
freefrom
dust.
Remote
Control BatteryReplacement
- In normal
usethe batteries
fitted
shouldlastfor approximately
one year. Low batterieswill causeerratic
operation
andreduce
the
operatingrange.
To replace
the batteries
turnthe unitupside
down
andclip
offthe battery
compadment
lid
(inseft
thumbnail
intowider
slot,
press
and
lift
uplid).
Insert
thenew
batteries
carefully,
ensuring
polarity
is
asshownin
the
battery
compartment,
andrefit
the
battery
compartment
lid.The
controlis
nowready
for
operation.
Always
useleakproof
batteries
(two
AAA
size
alkaline
cells)andnever
mix
battery
types
orre-use
old
batteries.
Although
themusic
tracks
onacompact
discare
coveredwith
a
protective
layer,
itis
stilladvisable
tohandle
adisccarefully.
Aslong
as
you
always
pick
up
discs
bythe
edge
and
put
them
backin
their
protective
holdersimmediately
after
use,
cleaning
willnot
normally
benecessary.
However,
shouldfingerprints,
dust
ordirtymarks
appearon
adisc
you
canwipe
them
offwith
asoftlintfree
cloth.Always
wipe
the
disc
in
straightlines
from
the
centre
tothe
outer
edge.
lfnecessary
you
can
breathe
onthe
discfirst
butdetergents,
abrasive
cleaning
agents
orcleaning
materials
for
conventional
recordsmust
not
beused!
Never write on the disc label; this can cause
irreparable damage to the music tracks.

PLAYER
MAINTENANCE
DISCMAINTENANCE
The
player
mechanism
is
provided
with
self-lubricating
bearingsandnoroutine
maintenance
isrequired.
lfnecessary
thecase
canbecleaned
with
a softbrushor,formore
stubborn
marks,
aslightlymoistened
lint-free
cloth.Inthis
eventremove
themains
plug
from
the
supplysocket.Do
not
usecleaning
agents,solvents
orabrasives.
The
disccompartment
should
bekeptfree
from
dust.
Remote
Control BatteryReplacement
- In normal
usethebatteriesfitted
shouldlastfor approximately
one year. Low batterieswill causeerratic
operation
andreduce
theoperating
range.
To replace
the batteriesturn
the unitupside
downandclipoffthe battery
compartment
lid
(insert
thumbnail
intowider
slot,
press
andlift
up
lid).
Insert
thenew
batteries
carefully,
ensuring
polarity
isas
shown
in
the
battery
compartment,
andrefit
thebattery
compartment
lid.The
controlisnowready
for
operation.
Always
useleakproof
batteries
(two
AAAsize
alkalinecells)andnever
mix
battery
types
orre-use old
batteries.
Although
themusictracks
on
acompact
discarecoveredwith
a
protective
layer,
itis
stilladvisable
tohandle
adisc
carefully.Aslong
as
you
always
pick
updiscs
bytheedge
and
put
them
backintheir
protective
holders
immediately
afteruse,
cleaningwillnotnormally
benecessary.
However,
shouldfingerprints,
dustordirtymarks
appear
onadisc
you
canwipe
them
offwith
asoftlintfree
cloth.Always
wipe
thediscin
straightlinesfrom
the
centretothe
outeredge.
lfnecessary
you
canbreathe
onthe
discfirst
butdetergents,
abrasive
cleaning
agents
orcleaningmaterials
for
conventional
recordsmust
notbe
usedl
Never write on the disc label; this can cause
irreparable damage to the music tracks.

SPECIFICATION
Main
Unit OPeration:
Total
harmonic
distortion: <0.002% at1kHz
Full
function
by
infrared
remote
control
or
simple
direct
toplay
operation
without
remote
control
<
+0.5" 20- 20,000
Hz
>100
dB 20
- 20,000
Hz
>100
dB at
1kHz
Below
measurement
levels
18
Bit64x
oversamPling.
Delta
-Sigma
conveftor
Numberof
channels: 2
Frequency
response. <
+0.1
dB 20
-20,000
Hz
Phase
linearity:
Signal/noise
ratio:
Crosstalk.
Wow
and
flutter:
D/Aconversion:
Error
correction
system: Cross
Interleaved
Reed
Solomon
Audiooutput:
Code
(CIRC)
2V rmsmax.
300
mVonnormal
programme
material.
Minimum
load
impedance
10kO
Optical
readout
system: Laser
semi-conductor
AlGaAs
wavelength
800
nm
Sampling
frequency: 44.1kH'z
Digital
output: Fordigital
signal
processors
Remotecontrol
Interface: RC-ssystem
Mains
voltage: 110-120V,
220-240V
(changed
bylinks
onPCB)
50
-60Hz:
see
rating
Plate
on
player
back
Fuse
(HRC): 220-240V
+{ASrm.E:
110-120V
T250
mA
-rzso',s,4Flec q{,-,k &*f tn vice._
power
consumption: 14w approx. :fi^r1
zou
t
Dimensions: Width321
mm;
height
80
mm;
depth
240
mm
approx.
(less
connectors)
drawer
opens
bY
145
mmapprox.
Weight: 3.5
kgapprox.
10

RemoteControl SYstem: Infrared
Dimensions: Width 55
mm;length175mm;
thickness22mm
approx.
Weight: 909
(inc
batteries)approx.
Batterylife: One
year
approximately
withnormal
operation,usingalkalinecells
Batterytype: TwoAAA
size
alkaline
cells
Disc
Specification
Diameter: 120 mmandB0
mm
Thickness: 1.2 mm
Directionofrotation: Anti-clockwise
(seen
fromreadingside)
Scanning
velocity:
Rotationspeed:
1.2
-
1.4mls
500
-200rpm
Stereo
playing
time: 74minutesmax.
(theoretical)
Track
pitch: 1.6 pm
Material: Plastic
Theright is reserved to alter performance and specifications as required.
Thiscompact discplayer complies with theradio inbrterence requirementsas
laid down in EEC (European Economic Community) regulations.
11

CONNECTINGSOCKETS OUTPUTUR: Audio output
forconnectiontotheCD
inputofan
amDlifier.
DIG
OUT: DigitaloutputforfutureCDapplicationssuch
as
digitalsignal
processing.
POWER: FortheAC
power
supplyinput
lead.
CONTROLS
ANDDlSpLAy Your
Quad
compactdisc
player
isveryeasytooperatebut
toassist
you
the
INDICATIONS operatingcontrolsanddisplay
indications
are
describedbelow.
Thefollowing
termsforthe keysetc.are usedthroughoutthetext.
Player
Controls ON/OFF
Button: For
switching
the
player
mainsonandoff.
DRAWERFlap: Toopenandclose thedisc
loading
drawer.
Remote
Control OPEN/CLOSE: Toopenandclose
thedisc
loadingdrawer.
Keys PLAY: Forstarting
play.
PAUSE: Tointerrupt
play
for
shoft
periods.
Press
to
pause,
press
againtostart.
STOP: Forstopping
play
and
for
erasing
programmes
(operating
twiceclears
memory).
RANDOM: For
playing
all
thetracksonadisc
in
a random
order
(shuffle).
STORE: For storingtrack
numbers
in
the
memorywhen
programming.
Up
to
50
tracks/programmescanbe
stored.
TRACK
<-
-+: Forskippingtracksduring
play
andselecting
trackswhen
programming.
0-9= Forchoosing
atrackduring
play
andwhen
programming.
SEARCH<- -+: Forfast
search
ofa particularpassage
inatrack
during
play.
When
programming
SEARCH
-+
selects
group
mode,
SEARCH
<-cancels
group
mode.
INDEX
<---): For selectinga particular
indexinatrack
(only
on
discs
withindexmarkings).
12

E-l[.rl
TRACK
DISPLAY
INDICATIONS
-t-lt'rt
TRACK
ON
- Assoonastheplayer
isswitchedon,with
thediscdrawer
empty,the
display
shows '67CD'
brieflyand then '- - - -' appears
continuously
(see
STANDBYbelow).lf
adiscisinthe
drawerthen
after
'67CD'the
display
shows
the
disccontents
(see
PLAYING
TIME
below).
STANDBY
-The
displayshows
'-
---'when
thereisno
disc
in
the
player
and
whenthe
draweris
opening
andclosing.
PLAYING
TIME
-
When
the
contentsof
adischavebeenread
thehighest
track
number
isindicated
together
withthe
total
playing
timeinminutes
andseconds.
PLAY
-As
soon
as
play
starts
thetracknumber
and
playing
timeisindicated.
PLAYING
INFORMATION
-
During
play
the
playing
time
of
the
trackisindicated
inminutes
and
seconds.Thiswill
count
downasthetrack
isbeing
played.
PAUSE
-
When
play
isinterrupted'PAUSE'appears.
This
disappearsas
soon
as
play
isresumed.
RANDOM
PLAY
-When
random
play
is
selected
'SHUF'is
displayed
briefly,
followed
bythefirst
trackbeing
played
and
its
playing
time.
5E;18
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TRACK
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TRACK INDEX
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TRACK INDEX
PROGRAMMING
- Whentracksare stored
during
programming
a 'P' is
displayedafter
thetracknumber.
Also
the
totaladditive
playing
timeofallthe
selected
tracks.
PROGRAMMING
- '0'is
displayedabove
tNDEx
whenSEARCH
-+
is
pressed
for
enteringaseries
ofnumberswhenaprogramme
ofconsecutive
tracks
needs
tobestored.
PROGRAMMING
-
Whenthetotaltimeofstored
tracksexceeds99m
59s '0000'
is
displayed.
Furthertrackscanstillbestored.
PROGRAMMING
- 'End'is
displayed
when
you
try
to
store
morethan
50
tracks/
programmes.
ERROR
- 'ERROR'appears
brieflyduring
initialswitch
on
when
you
make
an
operating
mistake.
INDEX
-Displays
aselected
indexnumber.Alsodisplays
the
indexnumbersas
atrack
is
being
played.
Fordiscswithout
indexing
this
will
alwaysbe '7'.
t,-tirl
LTIME
-'J
TRACK INDEX
14

FRONT
VIEW
REARVIEW
MAINS
ON-OFF
BUfiON
DISCLOADING
DRAWER DISPLAY
DRAWER
OPEN/CLOSEFLAP
VOLTAGERATING
PLATE
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DIGITAL
OUTPUT
ACPOWER
IN

REMOTECONTROL
LAYOUT
DRAWER
OPEN/CLOSE
KEY
RANDOMPLAY
(SHUFFLE)
KEY
SEARCH
KEYS
PLAYKEY
PAUSE
KEY
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(--)
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(-l.- +
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0.9 NUMERIC
KEYPAD
INDEXKEYS
TRACKKEYS
PROGRAMMEKEY
STOP
KEY
16

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accessoriesaredesignedto
match
Quad
equipment
andto
provide
the
best
possiblepedormance.
Pleasecontact
your
dealeror
Quad
direct
forfudherinformation.
Item
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rackfor
66/67CD/66pre/66FM
Quadoedestal
Signal
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ACinterconnectsupplyleadEuro/Euro
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ACinterconnectsupplyleadEuro/Euro
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