Sony Cdp-3100 User manual

SONTY.

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

UNIT

CDP-3100

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

CONTROL

UNIT

CDS-3100

COMPACT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OPERATION

MANUAL

English

1st

Edition

Serial

No.

20001

and

Higher

(UC)

Serial

No.

50001

and

Higher

(AE)

Serial

No.

60001

and

Higher

(UK)

For

the

customers

in

the

U.S.A.

WARNING

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

A

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

when

the

equipment

is

operated

in

a

commercial

environment.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instruction

manual,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

Operation

of

this

equipment

in

a

residential

area

is

likely

to

cause

harmful

interference

in

which

case

the

user

will

be

required

to

correct

the

interference

at

his

own

expense.

You

are

cautioned

that

any

change

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

The

shielded

interface

cable

recommended

in

this

manual

must

be

used

with

this

equipment

in

order

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

digital

device

pursuant

to

Subpart

B

of

Part

15

of

FCC

rules.

CAUTION

As

the

laser

beam

used

in

this

compact

disc

player

is

harmful

to

the

eyes,

do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

For

the

customers

in

Canada

This

apparatus

complies

with

the

Class

A

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

set

out

in

Radio

Interference

Regulations.

Pour

les

utilisateurs

au

Canada

Cet

appareil

est

conforme

aux

normes

Class

A,

pour

bruits

radioélectriques,

spécifiés

dans

le

Réglement

sur

le

brouillage

radioélectrique.

11117

WARNING

(For

the

customers

in

the

United

Kingdom)

THIS

APPARATUS

MUST

BE

EARTHED

IMPORTANT

The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

wit

the

following

code:

;

Green-and-yellow:

Earth

Blue:

Neutral

Brown:

Live

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

apparatus

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

;

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug

proceed

as

follows:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

green-and-yellow

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

by

thr:

letter

E

or

by

the

safety

earth

symbol

+

or

coloured

green

|

or

green-and-yellow.

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

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

TO

IEC

825

LASER

KLASSE

1

PRODUKT

NACH

IEC

825

‘his

compact

disc

player

is

classified

as

a

CLASS

1

LASER

*RODUCT.

‘he

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

label

is

located

on

the

ide

panel.

UOKAN

1

LASERLAITE

‘LASS

1.

LASER

APPARAT

ADVARSEL

USYMUG

LASERTRALING

VED

ABNENG,

UNDGA

UDS/ETTELSE

FOR

STRALING.

ADVARSEL

USYMUG

LASETRALING

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DEXSEL

APNES,

UNNGA

EXSPOMERING

FOR

STRALEN.

VARNING

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LASERTRALIVENG

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AR

GPPNAD,

STRALEW

AR

FARLIG.

VARO!

MAKYMATON

AVATTIAESSA

OLET

ALTTMMA

LASERSATEIYLLE,

ALA

KATSO

SATEESEN.

‘his

label

is

located

on

the

side

of

the

unit.

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1-1

Table

of

Contents

1

2

PVeyoleiamMaltemivrclalerel

Purpose

of

This

Manual

This

preface

explains

the

contents

and

use

of

this

manual,

which

serves

as

a

guide

for

using

the

Sony

CDP-3100

compact

disc

player

unit

and

CDS-3100

compact

disc

player

control

unit.

It

is

recommended

that

you

read

this

preface

first

for

an

overview

of

the

manual’s

contents,

then

refer

to

the

specific

sections

of

the

manual

as

required

during

actual

use

of

your

CD

player/control

unit.

This

manual

provides

information

necessary

for

the

operation

of

the

CDP-3100/CDS-3100

system,

including

the

names

of

major

parts

and

their

functions,

set

up

procedures,

and

general

operations.

This

manual

is

supplied

with

the

CDP-3100.

Readers

of

This

Manual

About

This

Manual

The

CDP-3100/CDS-3100

is

designed

as

a

CD

player/control

unit

for

professional

use

and

is

primarily

for

AM/FM

station

and

post-

production

operators.

Therefore,

this

manual

assumes

that

the

reader

is

experienced

with

and

knowledgeable

about

CD

players

and

other

broadcast

equipment.

Such

persons

should

be

able

to

understand

the

various

features

and

use

the

various

functions

by

reading

Chapter

1,

“Overview”

and

Chapter

2,

“Function

of

Parts

and

Controls”,

with

reference

to

other

chapters

as

needed.

Those

with

little

or

no

experience

with

CD

players

should

read

the

entire

manual.

Contents

of

This

Manual

Read

the

chapter

summaries

below

and

at

the

start

of

each

chapter

to

get

an

idea

of

its

respective

contents.

Chapter

1

Overview

This

chapter

explains

the

main

features

of

the

CDP-3100

CD

player

and

CDS-3100

control

unit.

Chapter

2

Function

of

Parts

and

Controls

This

chapter

explains

the

functional

parts

of

the

CDP-3100/

CDS-3100,

how

they

work

and

how

to

use

them.

Chapter

3

Preparations

This

chapter

explains

precautions,

making

connections,

and

maintenance

procedures.

Chapter

4

Operations

This

chapter

explains

the

basic

playback

and

cue

point

search

operations.

Appendix

*

Specifications

This

appendix

provides

the

technical

specifications

of

the

CDP-

3100/CDS-3100

system

and

optional

DABK-3101

memory

board.

Index

An

index

of

important

items

and

terms

provides

easy

access

to

needed

information.

About

This

Manual

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About

This

Manual

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ee

How

to

Use

This

Manual

Explanations

of

procedures

Each

procedure

is

accompanied

by

an

illustration

in

which

the

step

numbers

are

indicated

and

connected

by

line

to

the

respective

key

or

switch

to

be

operated.

Other

switches

or

indicators

that

require

checking

also

appear

in

the

illustration.

4-2

Searching

for

a

Cue

Point

int

Use

this

procedure

to

search

for

a

cue

point

while

monitoring

the

audio

output.

Switches,

etc.

used

in

the

procedure

Searching

tor

a

cue

point

with

the

JOG

cial

Procedure

step

number

Press

the

JOG

key.

Explanation

of

operation

rer

the

track

number

to

be

searched

with

the

numeric

keys.

3

Tum

the

JOG

dial

to

finely

adjust

the

cue

point

while

monitoring

the

audio

output.

4

Press

the

STANDBY

key.

player

enters

STANDBY

mode

at

the

specified

point

Operation

results

or

other

operation-related

information

5

Press

the

PLAY

key.

Playback

stanss

from

the

specified

cue

point.

If

as

2

result

of

monitoring

you

want

to

change

the

cue

point,

repeat

the

procedure

from

step

1.

To

play

back

at

high

speed

During

monitor

play

mode,

after

checking

that

the

SKIP

indicator

is

‘on,

turn

the

JOG

dial

to

start

high-speed

playback.

If

the

SKIP

indicator

is

off,

press

the

LINE

QUT

switch

so

that

the

LINE

OUT

indicator

goes

off

and

the

SKIP

indicator

goes

on.

4-8

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chapter

«

Operarons

Procedure

example

Technical

Terms

Definitions

of

technical

terms

appearing

for

the

first

time

appear

at

the

bottom

of

the

respective

page.

Maintenance

Manual

In

addition

to

this

operation

manual,

the

CDP-3100

comes

with

a

separate

maintenance

manual.

Refer

to

this

maintenance

manual

for

details

on

the

internal

electrical

and

electronic

circuits

and

internal

switches.

4

About

This

Manual

Chapter

1

Overview

This

chapter

explains

the

main

features

and

the

functions

of

the

CDP-3100/CDS-3100

system.

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Disc

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the

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DABK-3101

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1

IUMAIUAHI

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1-1

Introducing

the

CDP-3100/CDS-3100

Chapter

1

Overview

The

CDP-3100/CDS-3100

is

a

system

consisting

of

a

compact

disc

player

unit

and

compact

disc

player

control

unit.

This

system

provides

the

following

professional

features:

¢

One-control

unit/one-player

system

configuration

e

Various

interface

options

e

Precise

and

easy

cue

point

searching

The

following

major

functions

are

provided:

System

component

configuration

Due

to

the

one-to-one

correspondence

between

player

and

control

unit,

single-unit-like

operations

are

possible

while

providing

the

merits

of

a

two-unit

system

component

configuration.

Connection

of

an

optional

interface

board

(DABK-3102

or

DABK-3103)

provides

the

added

features

of

synchronization

with

video

signals,

9-pin

remote

control,

digital

output

(AES/EBU

format)

at

48

kHz,

and

connectability

to

the

DAE-3000

editing

system.

Play

functions

The

player

supports

normal

playback

(monitor

play

and

on-line

play),

as

well

as

variable-speed

playback

over

a

range

of

+12.5%.

Searching

for

a

cue

point

You

can

do

a

cue

point

search

by

frame

using

AMS

with

three

levels

of

sound

detection,

through

an

index

search,

or

through

the

input

of

numerical

values.

With

the

optional

DABK-3101

memory

board,

you

can

do

searches

using

the

JOG

dial

while

monitoring

the

sound.

AMS

(Automatic

Music

Sensor)

The

AMS

detects

the

start

of

a

track

not

through

time

data

on

the

disc

but

by

the

actual

rise

in

signal

level.

Three

levels

of

sound

detection

(for

auto-cueing)

can

be

set

(-57

dB,

-63

dB,

-78

dB)

with

DIP

switches

5

and

6

on

the

rear

of

the

player.

End

Alarm

Function

The

player

outputs

an

alarm

signal

to

external

devices

15

seconds

before

playback

of

each

track

ends.

Switchable

Operating

Modes

Use

DIP

switches

7

and

8

to

select

the

operating

mode.

The

following

operating

modes

with

varying

levels

of

protection

are

available:

Operating

mode

1:

To

prevent

on-the-air

misoperations,

on-line

play

starts

only

in

STANDBY

mode

and

all

operation

keys

except

the

STOP

key

are

locked

during

on-line

play.

Operating

mode

2:

On-line

play

is

possible

in

modes

other

than

STANDBY

mode.

All

operation

keys

except

the

STOP

key

are

locked

during

on-line

play.

Operating

mode

3:

Reserved.

Operating

mode

4:

On-line

play

protection

functions

are

off.

The

player

enters

any

mode

when

you

press

the

corresponding

operation

key.

Channel

Origin

Code

to

Digital

Signal

Output

You

can

set

a

channel

origin

code

in

the

AES/EBU-format

digital

audio

signal

output

from

the

DIGITAL

OUT

connector

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

player.

This

code

allows

digital

audio

mixers

or

other

equipment

connected

to

the

player

to

identify

the

source

of

the

output

signal.

Chapter

1

Overview

1-3

mere

Ill

Chapter

1

Hilti

1-4

1-2

Features

1-2-2

Features

of

the

CDS-31

0

Compact

Disc

Player

Control

Unit

Cue

Point

Searching

Using

the

JOG

Dial

Index*

Search

Function

1-2-3

Features

of

the

Optional

DABK-3101

Memory

Board

2

Memory

Jog

Function

Memory

Start

Function

*

Index

In

JOG

mode,

you

can

search

for

cue

points

on

a

frame-by-frame

basis

(1

frame

equals

13.3

ms)

by

turning

the

JOG

dial.

If

the

optional

DABK-3101

memory

board

is

installed,

you

can

search

for

cue

points

while

monitoring

the

sound.

If

the

inserted

disc

is

indexed,

you

can

perform

both

cueing

and

single

play

through

index

point

specification

in

INDEX

mode.

This

function

allows

you

to

finely

tune

a

cue

point

by

monitoring

the

sound

as

you

turn

the

JOG

dial

in

JOG

mode.

The

player

performs

this

function

by

storing

approximately

2.5

seconds

of

sound

data

before

and

after

the

given

cue

point

(five

seconds

in

total),

then

outputting

the

data

as

you

turn

the

JOG

dial.

This

function

stores

sound

data

from

the

desired

cue

point

into

an

IC

memory

and

uses

it

to

begin

immediate

and

precise

playback,

thus

eliminating

the

gap

that

normally

occurs

between

the

pressing

of

the

PLAY

key

and

the

start

of

pickup

of

disc

data.

An

index

number

is

a

recorded

track

mark

that

allows

the

detection

and

relocation

of

specific

positions.

A

track

can

be

indexed

with

up

to

99

index

numbers,

with

01

as

the

start

of

the

track

and

00

as

the

blank

space

between

tracks.

Chapter

1

Overview

‘Ghashi

ce

a

Function

of

Parts

sand

Controls

—

a

This

chapter

explains

the

names

and

function

of

each

part

of

CDP-3100/CDS-3100

system.

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Chapter

2

lll

2-1

Front

Panel

Lp

Disc

compartment

Player

display

section

PHONES

connector

PHONE

LEVEL

control

ty

STOP

key

ty

Disc

data

input

keys

&)

Disc

data

display

section

LE}

System

clock

display

section

OPEN/CLOSE

key

CDP-3100

~s

STANDBY

key

DB

PLAY

key

Front

panel

@

Disc

compartment

Insert

the

compact

disc

here.

@

Player

display

section

Consists

of

an

indicator

for

attaching

the

supplied

player

number

sheet

and

two

status

indicators.

Player

number

indicator:

Lights

up

(red)

during

on-line

play

when

an

external

on-the-air

signal

is

input

through

the

REMOTE-3

connector.

STANDBY:

Lights

up

after

the

player

enters

STANDBY

mode,

when

LINE

OUT

is

set

to

ON.

ON

LINE:

Lights

up

during

on-line

play.

Chapter

2

Function

of

Parts

and

Controls

©

Disc

data

display

section

Consists

of

two

counter

display

indicators

and

an

eight-digit

counter.

Counter

display

indicators

TIME

CODE:

(Applicable

when

optional

interface

board

(DABK-3102

or

DABK-3103)

is

installed.)

Lights

up

when

time data

on

the

disc

is

being

converted

into

time

code

and

displayed

on

the

counter.

REMAINING

TIME:

Lights

up

when

the

remaining

time

of

the

current

track

is

displayed

on

the

counter.

sn

eR

LE

Counter

TRACK

NO.::

Indicates

the

current

track

number.

While

lead-in

or

lead-out

signal

data

are

being

read,

only

“00”

(lead-in)

or

“AA”

(lead-out)

appear

on

the

counter.

INDEX:

Indicates

the

current

index

number

when

an

indexed

disc

is

loaded.

Flashes

during

an

index

number

search.

MIN/SEC:

Indicates

minutes

and

seconds.

Ordinarily

displays

the

elapsed

playing

time

of

the

current

track.

Displays

the

remaining

playing

time

of

the

current

track

in

the

REMAINING

TIME

display.

@

System

clock

display

section

SYSTEM

CLK

indicators

These

indicators

show

the

external

synchronization

status

when

the

optional

DABK-3102

or

DABK-3103

interface

board

is

installed.

INT:

Lights

up

when

player

operates

according

to

the

internal

clock.

EXT

WORD:

Lights

up

when

the

internal

clock

is

synchronized

with

an

external

word

signal.

REF

VIDEO:

When

the

DABK-3102

is

installed,

this

indicator

lights

up

to

show

the

internal

clock

is

synchronized

with

an

external

video

signal.

OUTPUT

SYNC

indicators

When

the

DABK-3102

is

installed,

these

indicators

identify

the

signal

being

converted

to

a

sampling

frequency

and

output

as

the

reference

for

digital

signals.

DI:

AES/EBU

format

digital

input

signal.

EXT

WORD:

External

word

signal.

REF

VIDEO:

External

video

signal.

@

OPEN/CLOSE

key

Press

to

open

or

close

the

disc

compartment.

You

can

also

close

the

compartment

by

pushing

it

inward.

@

STANDBY

key

Press

to

search

for

a

cue

point.

After

pressing,

the

player

enters

STANDBY

mode.

Playback

restarts

when

you

press

the

PLAY

key.

@

PLAY

key

Press

to

start

playback.

©

STOP

key

Mutes

the

audio

signal

output

and

stops

playback.

After

playback

stops,

the

disc

continues

to

rotate

for

ten

minutes,

then

stops.

The

STOP

key

flashes

when

the

disc

stops

rotating.

@

Disc

data

input

keys

search

for

the

beginning

of

the

next*

track

(00

MIN,

00

SEC,

00

FRAME).

When

you

activate

AMS,

the

player

automatically

detects

the

start

of

the

by

the

initial

rise

in

the

audio

signal.

search

for

the

beginning

of

the

previous*

track

(00

MIN,

00

SEC,

00

FRAME).

When

you

activate

the

AMS,

the

player

automatically

detects

the

start

of

the

by

the

initial

rise

in

the

audio

signal.

@

PHONES

connector

(stereo

phone

jack)

Connects

headphones.

@

PHONE

LEVEL

control

Adjusts

the

audio

output

level

of

the

PHONES

connector.

vel

*

The

displayed

track

number

is

the

current

track

for

reference

purposes.

If

the

setting

has

been

cleared,

the

track

being

traced

by

the

pickup

is

the

current

track.

**

When

a

mode

is

activated,

the

respective

mode

key

lights

up.

Chapter

2

Function

of

Parts

and

Controls

2-3

Chapter

2

ll

2-4

2-2

Rear

Panel

Y}

REMOTE-3

connector

Ky

DIP

switches

C9

MONITOR

OUT

connectors

(CH-1/CH-2)

Ey

DIGITAL

OUT

connector

(AES/EBU)

[y

LINE

OUT

connectors

(CH-1/CH-2)

ip

REMOTE-1

connector

REMCPE-d

MONITOR

ee

|

-

C

REMOTE-1

a=

ot

7

one

=

a

~

a

pee

PON

fe}

{e)

E)

7

connector

~)

POWER

switch

Ey

AC

IN

connector

Rear

panel

Chapter

2

Function

of

Parts

and

Controls

Fon

EE

EN

@

REMOTE-1

connector

(10-pin)

Connect

to

the

CDS-3100

control

unit

with

the

supplied

cable.

@

REMOTE-:3

connector

(DIN,

8-pin)

Connect

to

an

external

device

for

parallel

fader

start

control.

assignment

No.|

Signal

Contents

1

PLAY

COMMAND

IN

|

PLAY

command.

Changeable

to

PLAY/

STOP

command.

2

STOP

COMMAND

IN|

STOP

command.

3

ON

AIR

COMMAND

|

ON

AIR

command.

IN

Activates

the

player

number

indication

(red)

of

the

player

and

contro!

unit.

Deactivates

the

STOP

key

operation;

only

the

fader

stop

command

is

valid.

4

PLAY

STATUS

OUT

|

Indicates

the

on-line

play

status

of

the

player.

5

STOP

STATUS

OUT

|

Indicates

the

stop

status

of

the

player.

le

“TEND

ALARM

Outputs

alarm

signal

15

STATUS

OUT

seconds

before

the

end

of

playback.

7

5V

OUT

5V

OUT

8

GND

aes

©

DIP

switches

(SW-1

to

SW-8)

Set

the

function

and

operating

mode

of

the

player.

See

page

4-4

for

the

settings.

©

MONITOR

OUT

connectors

(CH-1/CH-2,

pinjack)

Connect

to

an

amplifier

and

speakers

for

sound

monitoring.

@

DIGITAL

OUT

connector

(AES/EBU)

Outputs

AES/EBU

format

digital

audio

signal

during

on-line

or

monitor

play

mode.

@

LINE

OUT

connectors

(CH-1/CH-2,

XLR

type,

3-pin)

Outputs

audio

signals

during

on-line

play

mode.

@

POWER

switch

Turns

the

player

on

and

off.

When

turned

on,

the

version

number

of

the

internal

ROM

and

the

channel

origin

code

are

displayed

for

two

seconds

each,

then

the

normal

display

goes

on.

After

turning

the

power

off,

wait

a

few

seconds

before

turning

the

power

on

again.

@

AC

IN

connector

Connect

to

an

AC

outlet

with

the

supplied

AC

power

cord.

C9]

th

(ground)

connector

Connect

directly

to

the

ground.

Chapter

2

Function

of

Parts

and

Controls

2-5

mere?

Tl

Chapter

2

Ili

Poem

Orelslige)

mela

(Connect

to

the

CDP-3100)

|

Disc

data

display

section

iy

Player

operation

setting

section

Ey

Disc

data

input

section

Player

display

section

Headphone

output

section

L}

Player

operation

control

section

Control

unit

@

Disc

data

display

section

This

section

consists

of

three

time

code

indicators,

three

counter

display

indicators,

and

a

ten-digit

counter.

TIME

CODE

indicators

When

an

optional

interface

board

(DABK-3102

or

DABK-3103)

is

installed,

these

indicators

show

the

output

mode

during

output

of

time

code

from

the

player,

and

during

the

conversion

to

and

output

of

time

code

from

time

data

on

the

disc.

ND:

Non-drop

frame

mode

(SMPTE,

30

Hz).

D:

Drop

frame

mode

(SMPTE,

29.97

Hz).

EBU:

EBU

signal

(25

Hz).

2-6

Chapter

2

Function

of

Parts

and

Controls

Counter

display

indicators

Press

the

TIMER

MODE

key

to

change

the

counter

display.

ACTUAL

TIME:

Displays

the

current

track

number

and

the

elapsed

playing

time

of

the

current

track

in

frame

units.

REMAINING

TIME:

Displays

the

remaining

playing

time

of

the

current

track

in

seconds.

SET

TIME:

Displays

the

cue

point

in

STANDBY

or

JOG

mode.

Counter

TRACK

NO.:

Indicates

the

current

track

number.

While

lead-in

or

lead-out

signal

data

are

being

read,

only

“00”

(lead-in)

or

“AA”

(lead-out)

appear.

INDEX:

Indicates

the

current

index

number

when

an

indexed

disc

is

loaded.

Flashes

during

an

index

search.

GR

rr

MIN/SEC/FRAME:

Indicates

minutes,

seconds,

and

frames.

Ordinarily

displays

the

elapsed

playing

time

of

the

current

track

in

frame

units.

Displays

the

remaining

playing

time

of

the

current

track

in

seconds

in

the

REMAINING

TIME

display.

@

Player

display

section

This

section

consists

of

an

indicator

for

attaching

a

supplied

player

number

sheet,

and

two

status

indicators.

Player

number

indicator:

Lights

up

(red)

during

on-line

play

when

an

external

on-the-air

signal

is

input

through

the

REMOTE-3

connector.

STANDBY:

Lights

up

after

the

player

enters

STANDBY

mode

when

LINE

OUT

is

set

to

ON.

ON

LINE:

Lights

up

during

on-line

play.

©

Headphone

output

section

PHONES

connector

(stereo

phone

jack)

Connect

headphones.

PHONE

LEVEL

control

Adjusts

the

audio

output

level

of

the

PHONES

connector.

©

Player

operation

control

section

LINE

OUT

switch

Turn

ON

to

output

signals

through

the

LINE

OUT

connectors

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

player.

Lights

up

(ON)

when

pressed

once;

turns

off

(OFF)

when

pressed

again.

SKIP

indicator

Lights

up

when

the

high-speed

playback

is

available

on

the

player.

JOG/VARI

SET

dial

Operation

varies

according

to

the

mode.

Turn

to

the

right

for

disc

operation

in

the

normal

direction,

and

to

the

left

for

disc

operation

in

the

reverse

direction.

*

Use

to

change

the

cue

point

in

JOG

mode.

*

Use

to

perform

high-speed

playback

in

monitor

play

mode

(SKIP

indicator

lights

up).

*

Use

to

adjust

the

playback

speed

within

a

range

of

+12.5%

after

pressing

the

VARI

SET

key

(MIN/SEC/FRAME

on

the

counter

show

a

percentage

value).

(The

JOG/VARI

SET

dial

is

referred

to

as

the

“JOG

dial’’.)

JOG

key

Press

to

enter

JOG

mode.

In

this

mode

you

can

set

cue

points

by

using

the

JOG

dial

or

through

direct

entry

from

the

numeric

keys

to

the

data

input

section.

STANDBY

(

IP!

)

key

Press

to

enter

STANDBY

mode

at

specific

cue

points.

PLAY

(

B

)

key

Press

to

start

online

play

or

monitor

play.

STOP

(™)

key

Press

to

mute

output

sound

and

stop

playback

(the

player

enters

STOP

mode.).

After

the

playback

stops,

the

disc

continues

to

rotate

for

ten

minutes,

then

stops.

The

STOP

key

flashes

when

the

disc

stops

rotating.

@

Disc

data

input

section

Numeric

Keys

(0

to

9)

Use

to

enter

a

cue

point

numerically.

Enter

two

digits

for

each

of

the

following

item

in

the

order

given:

track

number,

minutes,

seconds

and

frames.

To

enter

a

single

digit

for

any

item,

enter

zero

first

then

the

desired

number.

(When

an

invalid

digit

is

entered,

it

is

not

displayed

on

the

counter.)

If

minutes,

seconds,

or

frames

are

omitted,

they

are

treated

as

“00”.

To

enter

an

index

number,

press

the

INDEX

key,

then

enter

the

following

items

in

the

following

order:

track

number,

index

number,

minutes,

seconds,

and

frames.

+/—

STO

(store)

key

Press

this

key

to

enter

a

+

or

—

sign

before

the

playback

speed

after

pressing

the

VARI

SET

key.

Up

to

nine

cue

points

can

be

stored

in

JOG

mode.

To

store

a

cue

point,

press

a

numeric

key

(1

to

9)

while

holding

down

the

+/-

STO

key.

Cue

points

are

saved

until

the

power

is

turned

off

or

the

disc

compartment

opened.

CLR

(clear)

key

Press

to

clear

all

data

entered

to

the

disc

data

input

section.

Chapter

2

Function

of

Parts

and

Controls

2-7

me

Ul

Chapter

2

Ui

Ht

2-3

Conirol

Unit

RCL

(recall)

key

Press

to

recall

a

stored

cue

point.

To

recall

a

cue

point,

press

the

respective

numeric

key

(1

to

9)

while

holding

down

the

RCL

key.

To

go

back

to

the

last

cue

point

recalled,

press

0

while

holding

down

this

key.

(

PP

1)

Press

to

locate

the

beginning

of

the

next*

track

(00

MIN,

00

SEC,

00

FRAME).

When

the

AMS

is

activated,

the

player

automatically

detects

the

beginning

of

the

by

the

initial

rise

in

the

audio

signal.

(K@<

)

Press

to

locate

the

beginning

of

the

previous*

track

(00

MIN,

00

SEC,

00

FRAME).

When

the

AMS

is

activated,

the

player

automatically

detects

the

beginning

of

the

by

the

initial

rise

in

the

audio

signal.

PREVIEW

keys

BEGIN:

Press

in

STANDBY

mode.

After

locating

the

beginning

of

a

track,

monitor

play

starts

and

continues

as

long

as

you

press

this

key

(top

rehearsal

function).

END:

Press

in

STANDBY

mode.

The

last

15

seconds

of

the

current

track

are

played

when

you

press

this

key

(end

rehearsal

function).

The

player

automatically

retums

to

STANDBY

mode

afterwards.

@

Player

operation

setting

section

TIMER

MODE

key

Press

to

change

ouput

mode

of

time

code

and

the

counter

display.

Press

during

playback

to

switch

between

ACTUAL

TIME

and

REMAINING

TIME

(the

respective

counter

mode

indicator

lights

up).

When

an

optional

interface

board

(DABK-3102

or

DABK-3103)

is

installed,

pressing

the

key

switches

among

ACTUAL

TIME,

*

The

displayed

track

number

is

the

current

track

for

reference purposes.

If

the

setting

has

been

cleared,

the

track

being

traced

by

the

pickup

is

the

current

track.

Chapter

2

Function

of

Parts

and

Controls

REMAINING

TIME,

and

TIME

CODE

(SMPTE

ND,

SMPTE

D,

or

EBV).

Press

during

STANDBY

or

JOG

mode

to

switch

between

SET

TIME

and

REMAINING

TIME

(the

respective

counter

mode

indicator

lights

up).

When

an

optional

interface

board

(DABK-3102

or

DABK-3103)

is

installed,

pressing

the

key

switches

among

SET

TIME,

REMAINING

TIME,

and

TIME

CODE

(SMPTE

ND,

SMPTE

D,

or

EBU).

VARI

(variable)

key/indicator

Press

to

activate

variable-speed

playback.

Pressing

the

PLAY

key

afterwards

starts

playback

at

the

speed

previously

set

with

the

JOG

dial

or

the

numeric

keys.

VARI

SET

(variable

set)

key/indicator

Press

to

set

the

playback

speed

with

the

JOG

dial

or

numeric

keys.

AMS

key/indicator

Press

to

activate

the

AMS

(Automatic

Music

Sensor).

If

you

specify

the

track

number

afterwards,

the

player

searches

for

the

start

of

the

track

(cue

point)

by

the

initial

rise

in

audio

signal,

not

the

time

data

on

the

disc

(auto

cue

function).

SINGLE

PLAY

key/indicator

Press

to

specify

a

single

playback

of

the

current

track.

The

player

enters

STOP

mode

when

playback

finishes.

INDEX

key/indicator

Press

to

initiate

an

index

number

search.

After

pressing

this

key,

you

can

enter

the

index

number

to

the

INDEX

section

of

the

counter.

You

can

also

initiate

a

single

playback

by

index

number.

FADER

key/indicator

Press

to

control

the

player

through

an

external

device

connected

through

the

REMOTE-3

connector

(parallel

control).

This

chapter

‘explains

handling

precautions,

cable

connections,

and

the

cleaning

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of

the

Plager:

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discs,

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Installation

Precautions

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Handling

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Basic

Connection

Examples

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Cleaning

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Player.............

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Sony CDP-3100 User manual

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