Sherwood CD-2030C User manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
D-2030C/3030R
Compact Disc Player
CD.-Spteler
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trouble
free
service.
Please
take
a
few
moments
to
read
this
manual
thoroughly.
It
will
explain
the
fea-
Unpacking and Installation
Congratulations
on
Your
Purchase!
Your
new
high
fidelity
Compact
Disc
Player
is
designed
to
deliver
maximum
enjoyment
and
years
of
tures
and
operation
of
your
Compact
Disc
Player
and
help
a
trouble
free
installation.
Please
unpack
your
Compact
Disc
Player
carefully.
We
recommend
that
you
save
the
carton
and
packing
material.
They
will
be
helpful
if
you
ever
need
to
move
your
unit
and
may
be
required
if
you
ever
need
to
return
it
for
service.
Your
Compact
Disc
Player
is
designed
to
be
placed
in
a
horizontal
position
and
it
is
important
to
allow
at
least
two
inches
of
space
behind
your
unit
for
adequate
ventilation
and
cabling
convenience.
To
avoid
early
damage,
never
place
the
unit
near
radiators,
in
front
of
heating
vents,
in
direct
sun
light,
or
in
exces-
sively
humid
or
dusty
location.
Connect
your
complementary
components
as
illustrated
in
the
following
section.
. CAUTION
CLASS
1
Invisible
laser
radiation
when
open
the
unit.
LASER
PRODUCT
Do
not
stare
into
beam.
CAUTI
@)
AN
This
symbol
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage”
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK.
within
the
product’s
enclosure
that
may
be
of
DO
NOT
OPEN.
sufficient
magnitude
to
constitute
a
risk
of
elec-
tric shock to persons.
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
This
symbol
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence of important operating and maintenance
ELECTRIC
SHOCK.
DO
NOT
REMOVE
(servicing)
instructions
in
the
literature
accom-
COVER
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER
pening
Sieapp
aes
SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
Caution:
To
prevent
electric
shock
do
not
use
this
(pola-
REFER
SERVICING
TO
OUALIFIED
rized)
plug
with
an
extension
cord,
receptacle
h ] less the blad bei d
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
to
preven
blade
exposure.
Attention: Pour prévenir les choes électriques ne pas
utiliser cetre fiche polarisée avec un prolon-
gateur, une prise de courant ou une autre sor-
WARNING
tie
de
courant,
sauf
si
les
lames
prérent
étre
;
insérées
a
fond
sans
en
laisser
aucune
partie
To
prevent
fire
or
shock
hazard,
do
not
a
découvert.
expose the unit to rain or moisture.

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Read
this
Before
Operating
Your
Unit
For Europe 220V/230V!
FOR YOUR SAFETY
To
ensure
safe
operation
the
three-pin
plug
supplied
must
be
inserted
only
into
a
standard
three-pin
power
point
which
is
effectively
earthed
through
the
normal
household
wiring.
Extension
cords
used
with
the
equipment
must
be
three-core
and
be
correctly
wired
to
provide
connection
to
earth.
Wrongly
wired
extension
cords
are
a
major
cause
of
fatalities.
The
fact
that
the
equipment
operates
satisfactorily
does
not
imply
that
the
power
point
is
earthed
and
that
the
installation
is
completely
safe.
For
your
safety,
if
in
any
doubt
about
the
effective
earthing
of
the
power
point,
consult
a
qualified
electrician.
Units
shipped
to
Europe
are
designed
for
operation
on
220V/230V
AC
only.

Concerning Compact Discs
* You can also play 8cm CD or CD-single on the
inside circle of the tray. Do not put a normal CD
over it.
¢ Always place the compact disc in the disc tray with
the labelled side up. (Compact discs can be played
only on one side).
Back surface has the recorded signal
Labelled surface
Disc tray
°
To
remove
a
disc
from
its
storage
case,
press
down
on
the
center
of
the
case
and
lift
the
disc
out
of
a
case,
holding
it
carefully
with
edges.
Proper
way
to
hold
out
a
compact
disc
in
its
storage
case
Proper
way
to
hold
a
compact
disc
¢
Fingermarks
and
dust
should
be
carefully
wiped
off
the
disc’s
recorded
surface
with
a
soft
cloth.
Unlike
conventional
records,
the
compact
disc
has
no
grooves
to
collect
dust
and
microscopic
debris
and
so
gently
wiping
with
a
soft
cloth
will
remove
most
particles
completely.
Wipe
straight
from
the
inside
to
the
outside
of
the
disc.
Small
dust
parti-
cles
and
light
stains
will
have
absolutely
no
effect
on
reproduction
quality.
Never
use
such
chemicals
as
record
sprays,
anti-
static
sprays
or
fluid,
benzine
or
thinner
to
clean
compact
discs.
Such
chemicals
would
damage
the
disc’s plastic surface irreparably.
¢ Discs should be stored in their cases after play to
avoid serious scratches that could cause the laser
pickup to “skip”.
¢ Don’t expose discs to direct sunlight or high
humidity and temperature for extended periods.
Long exposure to high temperature can warp the
disc.
¢ Don’t stick paper or write anything with ball-point
pen on the surface of the labelled side.
Installation
¢ This unit is composed of many sensitive objects,
laser. pickup and LSI, etc. Therefore please avoid
installing this unit under the following conditions.
1. On an inclined or unstable location.
2. In a closed vehicle or high temperature (over 100°
F; 40°C).
. Exposure for long time in direct sunlight.
. In very humid locations.
. In dusty or smoky locations.
.
In
very
low
temperature
(below
40°
F;
5°C)
. Near strong magnetic fields.
“NMR W
* CAUTION
1.
In
installing
your
own
system,
do
not
lay
the
player
directly
upon
an
amplifier
under
any
cir-
cumstances
because
such
an
amplifier
gives
off
excessive
heat.
2.
Avoid
installing
this
unit
near
a
tuner
or
a
televi-
sion.
Because
it
uses
high
frequency
signals,
this
unit
may
influence
radio
or
television.
If
the
above
precaution
can
not
be
met,
you
may
have
to
turn
off
the
CD
player
when
not
in
use.

Rear Panel Connections
For
the
whole
system
connections
see
the
connecting
diagram
in
the
operating
instruction.
manual
of
Sherwood
compatible
unit.
1. CONNECTION CORDS
You
will
have
two
leads
from
the
COMPACT
DISC
PLAYER
to
connect
to
your
system.
One
lead
(WHITE)
carries
the
LEFT
channel
signal
and
should
be
connected
to
the
LEFT
of
CD
input
of
the
system.
The
other
lead
(RED)
should
be
connected
to
the
RIGHT
of
CD
input
of
the
system.
2. AC INPUT CORD
Plug
this
cord
into
the
switched
AC
outlet
on
the
back
of
your
receiver
or
amplifier
or
a
household
AC
outlet.
3.
SYSTEM
REMOTE
CONTROL
CORD
(GREEN)
This
cord
is
only
useful
if
this
unit
is
a
part
of
Sherwood
compatible
remote
controlled
unit
such
as
AX-
3030R,
RX-4030R
or
RV-5030R,
etc..
Connect
this
cord
to
the
DIGILINK
jack
of
Sherwood
amplifier
or
another
equipment.
NOTE:
Do
not
connect
this
cord
to
the
DECK
PAUSE
jack
that
is
used
only
for
Sherwood
mechanical
cassette
deck.
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Front Panel Controls
@ POWER SWITCH
Press
the
POWER
switch
to
turn
on
this
CD
player
and
press
this
again
to
turn
it
off.
In
system
operation,
plug
the
AC
input
cord
into
the
switched
AC
outlet,
keep
the
power
switch
ON
and
control
power
ON/OFF
with
the
main
power
switch
on
your
system.
@ DISC TRAY
The disc is inserted in this tray with the labelled side up.
@® OPEN/CLOSE BUTTON (A)
This button is used for opening or closing the disc tray.
@ PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON (P/]])
This
button
is
used
for
starting
play,
holding
play
at
the
beginning
of
a
track
or
interrupting
play.
@ STOP/CLEAR BUTTON (@)
This
button
is
used
for
stopping
play,
clearing
programmed
tracks
or
recovering
the
deleted
tracks.
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FORWARD
SKIP/SEARCH
BUTTON
(>>4/PP)
This
button
is
used
for
moving
onto
a
next
track
or
searching
for
a
particular
passage
in
fast
forward.

@
BACKWARD
SKIP/SEARCH
BUTTON
(144/44)
This
button
is
used
for
replaying
from
the
beginning
of
the
current
track,
returning
to
a
previous
track
or
searching
for
a
particular
passage
in fast
reverse.
REPEAT BUTTON
This
button
is
used
for
repeating
one
track
or
all
tracks.
@ PROGRAM/REVIEW BUTTON
This
button
is
used
for
storing
or
reviewing
the
track
numbers
of
a
program.
EDIT BUTTON
This
button
is
used
for
editing
the
tracks
to
be
recorded
onto
the
cassette
tape.
a) TAPE SIZE BUTTON
This button is used for selecting the tape length.
@2 DELETE BUTTON
This button is used for deleting the undesired tracks.
@) RANDOM PLAY BUTTON
This button is used for playing a disc at random.
TIME BUTTON
This
button
is
used
for
checking
the
elapsed
playing
time
from
the
beginning
of
current
track
or
remaining
playing
time
of
current
track,
or
remaining
playing
time
of
the
disc.
@) HEADPHONE JACK
This
JACK
is
used
for
listening
with
the
headphone.
HEADPHONE VOLUME
This
is
used
for
the
adjustment
of
the
headphone
level.
@
INFRARED
RECEIVER
WINDOW
(ONLY
FOR
CD-3030R)
This
receives
the
pulse
code
modulated
(PCM)
infrared
signals
transmitted
by
the
remote
control
and
con-
verts
it
into
the
electrical
signal
to
control
the
unit.
MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY
This
display
shows
the
corresponding
information
according
to
each
mode.

Operations
ea
1.
LOADING
AND
UNLOADING
¢
Press
the
OPEN/CLOSE
button.
The
disc
tray
slides
out
automatically.
¢
Take
care
that
the
tray
is
not
obstructed.
If
it
is
obstructed
in
opening,
it
will
be
closed
after
about
five
seconds.
If
it
is
obstructed
in
closing,
it
will
be
opened
automatically
after
about
five
seconds.
¢
Load
a
disc
with
the
labelled
side
up
after
the
disc
tray
is
opened
completely.
Labelled surface
¢
If
you
want
to
take
a
disc
out
of
the
tray,
press
the
OPEN/CLOSE
button.
¢
Hold
a
disc
out
of
the
tray
in
the
same
way
as
loading
to
avoid
leaving
fingerprints
on
the
disc
surface.
¢
After
putting
a
disc
into
its
storage
case,
close
the
disc
tray
by
pressing
the
OPEN/CLOSE
button
or
pushing
the
tray.
*
CAUTION
IN
LOADING
AND
UNLOADING
¢
Do
not
tilt
the
unit
while
the
disc
tray
is
opening
or
closing
because
the
disc
could
fall
off.
*
Do
not
insert
any
objects
into
the
tray
as
it
can
damage
the
mechanism.
*
Do
not
leave
the
disc
tray
open
to
prevent
dirt
and
dust
from
entering
the
mechanism,
when
not
in
use
.
2. NORMAL PLAY
@ PLAYING A DISC
¢ Press the POWER switch.
¢
Open
the
disc
tray,
load
a
disc
and
close
it.
e
The
display
shows
the
total
number
of
the
tracks
and
the
total
playing
time
of
the
disc.
And
music
calen-
dar
displays
each
number
of
tracks.
When
the
total
number
of
tracks
is
more
than
15,
=>
will
appear
next
to
15
as
indicated
below.
% STOP MODE

¢
Press
the
PLAY/PAUSE
button.
Then
the
play
starts
and
the
first
track
number
and
elapsed
playing
time
from
beginning
of
the
first
track
and
appears
on
the
display.
PLAY MODE
¢
After
the
last
track
has
been
played,
the
unit
switches
to
the
stop
mode.
@ INTERRUPTING PLAY (PAUSE MODE)
e
Press
the
PLAY/PAUSE
button
to
temporarily
interrupt
play.
The
disc
continues
to
spin
but
the
sound
stops,
and
J
appears
on
the
display.
To
replay,
press
the
PLAY/PAUSE
button
again.
PAUSE MODE
@ STOPPING PLAY (STOP MODE)
¢
Press
the
STOP/CLEAR
button
to
stop
play
before
the
end
of
the
disc
is
reached.
3. MUSIC SEARCH OPERATION
@ SKIP PLAY
@
SELECTING
A
NEXT
TRACK
IN
PLAY
MODE
e
Press
the
FORWARD
SKIP
button
(PDH)
to
advance
to
the
beginning
of
the
next
track.
¢
During
normal,
deleted,
repeat
all
programmed
or
intro
scan
play,
if
the
FORWARD
SKIP
button
is
pressed
when
playing
the
last
track,
the
last
track
is
skipped
to
the
first
track.
@
SELECTING
A
PREVIOUS
TRACK
IN
PLAY
MODE
¢
If
a
track
is
playing,
press
the
BACKWARD
SKIP
button
(K4)
to
return
to
the
beginning
of
the
track.
¢
Press
the
BACK
WARD
SKIP
button
before
a
track
begins
playing
to
move
to
the
beginning
of
the
previous
track.
¢
During
normal,
deleted,
repeat
all
programmed
or
intro
scan
play,
if
the
BACKWARD
SKIP
button
is
pressed
at
the
beginning
of
the
first
track,
the
first
track
is
skipped
to
the
last
track.
¢
During
random
play,
the
BACKWARD
SKIP
button
can
be
pressed
only
to
return
to
the
beginning
of
a
track.
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BEGINNING
AT
A
SPECIFIC
TRACK
IN
STOP
MODE
1.
Repeatedly
press
the
FORWARD
or
BACKWARD
SKIP
button
(PP
]/
K44)
until
the
desired
track
num-
ber
appears
on
the
display.
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@ SEARCHING A SPECIFIC PASSAGE IN PLAY MODE
¢
Press
and
hold
down
the
FORWARD
or
BACKWARD
SEARCH
button
(PP
/44).
The
sound
level
is
decreased
by
1/4
(12dB)
compared
with
the
normal
level.
® Release the button when the desired point has been reached.
e If the CD player reaches the end of the last track during forward search, the unit switches to the stop
mode.
¢ If the CD player reaches the beginning of the first track during backward search, play restarts at this
point.
4. REPEAT PLAY
@ REPEAT ALL TRACKS
e Press the REPEAT button before or during play.
¢ repeat[ALL] appears on the display and all tracks of the CD will be repeated.
¢ If the CD player reaches the end of the last track during forward search, the unit goes back to the begin-
ning of the first track and continues to search forward.
@ REPEAT ONE TRACK
e After selecting a desired track with the FORWARD or BACKWARD SKIP button, press the REPEAT but-
ton twice before or during play.
e repeast(i] appears on the display and the selected track will be repeated.
¢ If the REPEAT button is pressed once again in this mode, repeat play mode is canceled.
5. PROGRAMMED PLAY
You can program up to 20 tracks to play in any sequence you choose.
If you exceed 20 tracks, the “Full” sign appears to remind you that the memory is full and cannot accept any
more tracks.
BZ PROGRAMMING
Example: When you wish to program the tracks 4, 17 and 8, the programming procedure is as follows.
1. In the stop mode, press the PROGRAM/REVIEW button.

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2.
Select
the
desired
track
with
the
FORWARD
or
BACKWARD
SKIP
button.
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After
the
last
programmed
track
has
been
played,
the
last
programmed
track
number
and
the
total
playing
time
of
the
programmed
tracks
are
shown
on
the
display.
¢
If
the
FORWARD
SKIP
button
is
pressed
when
playing
the
last
programmed
track,
the
“End”
sign
appears
on the display and the last track continues to be played.
@
RECTIFYING
ANY
WRONG
PROGRAMMED
TRACK
¢
When
you
made
a
mistake
and
programmed
any
wrong
track,
you
can
rectify
as
follows.
Example:
When
you
took
a
mistake
and
stored
track
17
instead
of
track
10.
1.Find
track
17
with
the
PROGRAM/REVIEW
button.
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2.
Select
track
10
with
the
FORWARD
or
BACKWARD
SKIP
button.

@
CHECKING
THE
CONTENTS
OF
THE
PROGRAM
You
can
check
the
contents
of
the
program
during
programming
or
after
completion
of
programming.
e
Each
time
the
PROGRAM/REVIEW
button
is
pressed,
the
programmed
track
will
appear
in
the
programmed
sequence.
@
CLEARING
THE
PROGRAMMED
TRACKS
e
Each
time
the
STOP/CLEAR
button
is
pressed
during
programming
or
after
completion
of
program-
ming,
the
programmed
tracks
are
cleared
one
by
one
in
the
opposite
sequence.
¢
If
you
wish
to
clear
a
specific
track,
find
that
track
with
the
PROGRAM/REVIEW
button
and
clear
with
the
STOP/CLEAR
button.
¢
By
pressing
the
OPEN/CLOSE
or
STOP/CLEAR
button
over
4
seconds
in
the
stop
mode,
all
programmed
tracks
will
be
cleared.
6. EDIT FOR RECORDING
You
can
edit
up
to
20
tracks
to
be
recorded
according
to
the
tape
length.
A. AUTO EDIT
1.
In
the
stop
mode,
press
the
EDIT
button.
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2.
a.
Select
the
desired
tape
length
with
the
TAPE
SIZE
button.
Example:
When
the
desired
tape
length
is
46
minutes.
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about
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seconds
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Each
time
the
TAPE
SIZE
button
is
pressed,
the
tape
length
display
changes
as
follows.
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b.
Select
the
desired
tape
length
at
your
option
with
the
NUMERIC
buttons
on
the
remote
control.
Example:
When
the
desired
tape
length
of
each
side
is
23
minutes,
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2,
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and
0
to
enter
“23:00”.
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Press
the
EDIT
button
to
automatically
edit
the
tracks
to
be
recorded.
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2.
Select
the
desired
tape
length
like
the
auto
edit.
3.
Press
the
PROGRAM/REVIEW
button
to
manually
edit
the
tracks
to
be
recorded.
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4.
Select
and
program
the
tracks
to
be
edited
like
programming
for
the
side
A.
Example:
When
the
tracks
1,2,3,4,5,6
and
9
are
edited
for
the
side
A.
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5.
After
edting
the
tracks
of
the
side
A,
press
the
EDIT
button.
6.
Select
and
program
the
tracks
to
be
edited
like
programming
for
the
side
B.
Example:
When
the
tracks
7,8,10,11,12,13,14
and
18
are
edited
for
the
side
B.
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a
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seconds
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If
the
PLAY/PAUSE
button
is
pressed
after
editing
the
tracks,
play
starts
from
the
first
track
of
the
side
A
for
recording.
¢
If
all
tracks
of
the
side
A
have
been
played,
the
unit
switches
to
the
pause
mode.
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If
the
PLAY/PAUSE
button
is
pressed,
play
starts
from
the
first
track
of
the
side
B
for
recording.
NOTE:
1.
In
the
edit
mode,
the
auto
space
function,
leaving
the
spaces
of
4
seconds
between
the
tracks,
is
automat-
ically
activated.
2.
In
the
edit
mode,
repeat
and
random
play,
etc.
are
not
operative.
3.
When
checking,
clearing
or
rectifying
the
tracks,
do
like
programming.
4.
During
manual
edit,
if
the
“—”
sign
on
the
time
display
disappears,
it
means
that
the
total
time
of
the
edited
tracks
is
greater
than
the
selected
tape
length.
So
edit
the
tracks
again
lest
the
total
time
of
the
edited
tracks
should
exceed
the
tape
length.
7. DELETED PLAY
When
there
are
the
undesired
tracks
on
a
CD,
you
can
delete
up
to
20
tracks
like
programming.
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Example:
When
you
wish
to
delete
the
tracks
4,
8
and
17,
the
deleting
procedure
is
as
follows.
1.
In
the
stop
mode,
press
the
DELETE
button.
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2.
Select
the
undesired
track
with
the
FORWARD
or
BACKWARD
SKIP
button.
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You can check the deleted tracks during deleting or after completion of deleting.
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Each
time
the
DELETE
button
is
pressed,
the
deleted
tracks
will
appear
in
the
deleted
sequence.
@ RECOVERING THE DELETED TRACKS
e Each time the STOP/CLEAR button is pressed during deleting or within 4 seconds after completion of
deleting, the deleted tracks are recovered one by one in the opposite sequence.
e If you wish to recover a specific track, find that track with the DELETE button and recover with the
STOP/CLEAR button.
e By pressing the OPEN/CLOSE or STOP/CLEAR button over 4 seconds in the stop mode, all deleted
tracks will be recovered.
8. RANDOM PLAY
In this mode, CD player plays the tracks on the CD in random sequence.
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starts at the present track.
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9. TIME DISPLAY SELECTION
This
unit
has
three
different
time
display
modes.
Example:
When
a
disc
of
53
min.
47
sec.
is
playing
at
the
point
of
3
min.
15
sec.
after
the
beginning
of
track 7.
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Each
time
the
TIME
button
is
pressed,
the
time
display
changes
as
follows.
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The
track
number
and
remaining
playing
time
of
the
current
track
appear.
The
remaining
playing
time
of
the
disc
appears.
The
track
number
and
elapsed
playing
time
from
beginning
of
the
current
track
appear.
1,
When
a
track
of
which
number
is
greater
than
30
is
programmed,
edited,
deleted
or
being
played,
the
time display may show “--:--”,
2.
During
random
play
or
when
the
total
playing
time
is
more
than
99
min.,
the
time
display
may
show
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Remote Controls
1. DIGI LINK SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL
This
CD
player
can
be
remotely
controlled
with
Sherwood
compatible
units
such
as
AX-3030R,
RX-2030R,
RX-4030R,
RV-5030R,
RV-6030R,
etc.
¢
For
available
control
functions,
refer
to
compatible
units
manual.
To
listen
to
the
sound
of
CD
by
digilink
system
remote
control,
make
sure
of
connecting
a
system
remote
control
cord
to
the
DIGILINK
jack of
Sherwood
compatible
unit.
2.
SELF
REMOTE
CONTROL
(
OPTION
)
@ NUMERIC BUTTONS (0~9)
e If you press the number that corresponds to your desired track with the NUMERIC buttons, the unit
plays that track immediately without the PLAY/PAUSE button.
¢ To select two digit track number, the second digit must be pressed within about 2 sec. after the first digit
has been pressed.
¢ During programming or deleting, etc., if you select the desired or undesired track with the NUMERIC but-
tons, that track is programmed or deleted without the PROGRAM/REVIEW or DELETE button.
¢ During program play, If you want normal play, select the desired track with the NUMERIC buttons, then
normal play starts from that track.
¢ If you want program play again, press the PROGRAM/REVIEW button in the stop mode, then the unit
switches to the program mode.
@ INTRO SCAN BUTTON
_ © If the INTRO SCAN button is pressed, INTRO appears on the display and the CD player plays the first
10 seconds of each track.
e If you want to cancel the intro scan play, press the STOP/CLEAR or INTRO SCAN button.
@ REPEAT A+—r B BUTTON
¢
During
play,
press
this
button
at
the
beginning
of
the
passage
you
want,
then
REPEAT
appears
on
the
display.
e Press this button at the end of the passage again, then appears on the display and the specific pas-
sage is being played repeatedly.
e
If
you
want
to
cancel
repeat
A~—-~+
B
play,
press
the
REPEAT
A~—>+
B
or
STOP/CLEAR
button.
@ DISPLAY BUTTON
¢ Each time the DISPLAY button is pressed, the brightness of the display changes as follows.
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¢
In
the
display
OFF
mode,
if
any
button
is
pressed,
the
unit
switches
to
the
display
ON
mode.

¢ PROGRAM/REVIEW, TAPE SIZE, EDIT, RE-
PEAT (1/ALL), RANDOM PLAY, DELETE,
TIME, BACKWARD SKIP (K44), FORWARD
SKIP (PPI), BACKWARD SEARCH (44),
FORWARD SEARCH (>), PAUSE (I), STOP/
CLEAR (@) and PLAY (®) BUTTONS.
These buttons have the same functions as those on
the CD player.
NOTE:
This remote control is used for many Sherwood CD
players. So, some features on remote are not avail-
able for this model.
e DISC, INDEX SEARCH (—-and-—») and VOL
UME (DOWN and UP) BUTTONS are not avail-
able for CD-3030R.
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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT AM-30
Self Remote Control (CD-3030R only)
Remote Control Operation Range (CD-3030R only)

CONCERNING USE OF BATTERIES
© Open the cover by sliding it as shown.
¢
Insert
two
size
“AA”
(R6)
batteries,
matching
the
polarity
and
close
it.
NOTE:
1,
Replace
them
with
two
new
batteries
when
the
remote
control
does
not
operate
the
unit.
2.
Retnove
the
batteries
if
it
is
not
to
be
used
for
an
extended
period
of
time.
3. Do not use rechargeable batteries (Ni-Cd type).

Troubleshooting
Guide
Although
the
greatest
care
has
been
taken
in
the
manufacture
of
this
COMPACT
DISC
player,
the
possibil-
ity
remains
that
a
fault
could
appear
or
that
for
some
reasons
the
player
could
fail
to
function
to
your
complete
satisfaction.
The
cause,
however,
will
not
always
be
found
in
the
player
itself.
External
factors,
and
the
fact
that
it
takes
time
to
become
accustomed
to
the
whole
concept
of
the
new
product
and
the
new
discs,
can
also
play
a
role.
To
save
your
unnecessary
calls
on
your
dealer
or
our
Service
Organization,
we
have
compiled
a
list
of
possi-.
ble
faults
and
their
causes.
To
even
mention
some
of
these
causes,
such
as
those
to
do
with
power
connec-
tion,
may
perhaps
seem
excessive.
Our
experience
shows,
however,
that
they
are
easily
overlooked
as
sources
of
troubles.
If,
by
using
this
list,
you
do
not
succeed
in
solving
the
problem,
stop
your
investigation.
Disconnect
the
AC
cord
and
contact
your
dealer.
Under
no
circumstances
should
you
open
up
the
player.
If
you
should,
this will
invalidate
all
your
rights
under
the
guarantee.
NOTE:
If
the
faults
relating
to
the
power
or
the
connections
arise
when
the
player
is
a
part
of
a
system,
check
your
operating
instructions
for
the
amplifier
of
the
system.
1.
After
pressing
the
POWER
switch,the
display
is
not
on.
e
The
POWER
switch
is
not
pressed
completely.
*
One
of
the
plugs
of
the
AC
input
cord
is
not
connected
or
is
not
making
contact.
*
There
is
no
supply
at
the
AC
outlet.
Plug
in
another
electrical
appliance
and
check
if
that
works.
2.
After
pressing
the
OPEN/CLOSE
button,
the
disc
tray
does
not
slide
out
or
in.
¢
The
player
is
not
switched
on.
Press
the
POWER
switch
again.
¢
The
microprocessor
has
not
received
the
command
properly.
Press
the
OPEN/CLOSE
button
once
more.
¢
The
tray
drive
is
not
functioning.
You
cannot
repair
it
yourself.
3.
Disc
is
inserted
but
the
number
of
tracks
and
playing
time
are
not
displayed.
¢
The
disc
is
not
inserted
with
the
labelled
side
up.
¢
The
disc
is
dirty.
See
if
cleaning
the
disc,
or
using
another
clean
disc
clears
the
fault.
¢
The
disc
is
defective.
Try
another
disc
and
see
if
that
clears
the
fault.
¢
There
is
an
unwanted
object
such
as
a
piece
of
paper
or
a
remnant
of
package
in
the
disc
tray.
4,
The
disc
is
played
and
the
track
number
and
the
elapsed
time
indication
function
well,
but
there
is
no
sound.
¢ The amplifier is not turned on.
¢
The
position
of
the
amplifier
source
selector
switch
does
not
correspond
with
the
input
to
which
the
player
is
connected.
¢
The
amplifier
or
the
speakers
connected
to
it
are
not
working.
Check
it
with
another
sound
source
to
see
_ if this is the case.
¢
The
microprocessor
has
not
received
the
command
correctly.
Try
to
turn
the
player
off
and
on
again,
and
then
restarting
clears
the
fault.
¢
The
player
is
not
connected
to
amplifier
correctly.
©
The
input
to
which
the
player
is
connected
is
defective.
Check
it
by
connecting
the
player
to
another
input
jack.

5.
The
sound
is
poor
or
distorted
or
you
can
hear
only
one
channel.
¢
The
player
is
not
connected
to
the
CD
input
of
the
amplifier
but
to
the
PHONO
input.
*
One
of
the
plugs
of
the
connection
cords
is
either
not
connected
or
not
properly
connected.
¢
The
amplifier
or
the
speakers
connected
to
it
are
not
working
properly.
Check
it
with
another
sound
source
to
see
if
this
is
the
case.
6. Programming is not working.
°
The
disc
is
dirty
or
badly
scratched.
See
if
cleaning
the
disc
or
try
to
program
with
a
scratch-free
disc.
¢
The
microprocessor
has
not
processed
the
commands
properly.
Clear
the
program
by
pressing
the
OPEN/CLOSE
button
and
try
to
program
again
and
restart
play
and
check
if
the
fault
is
cleared.
¢
All
20
memory
places
were
already
occupied
and
you
missed
the
“Full”
sign
that
indicated
it.
Check
it
by
with
the
PROGRAM/REVIEW
button.