Sony CDP-557ESD User manual

SONY.
jconipaer
Compact Disc Player Wise
CDP-557ESD
CDP-707ESD
CDP-337ESD
Operating Instructions — page 2
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly
and retain it for future reference.
Mode d’emploi_. page 30
Avant la mise en service de cet apparelt, pritre de lire attentivement
‘¢8 mode d'emploi que l'on conservera pour toute référence ultérieure.
Manual.de instrucciones — pagina 58
Antes de utilizar la Unidad, fea este manual detenidamente
y consérvelo para fuluras referencias.
© 1987 by Sony Corporation

Warning
‘To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.
‘To avoid electrical shack, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing fo qualified personnel only,
DANGER
lavisible faser radiation when open and intetock failed or
dateated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.
CAUTION
Use of controls or adjustments or performance ot
procedures other than those specified herein may result
in hazardous radiation exposure.
This Compact Disc player is.
classified as a CLASS 1
LASER product.
The CLASS 1 LASER
PRODUCT fabol is located on
the rear exterior.
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
Laser component in this product Is capable of emitting
radiation exceeding the limit for Class 1.
NOTICE FOR THE CUSTOMERS IN THE UNITED
KINGDOM
IMPORTANT
“The wires in this mains lead ere coloured in accordance
‘with the following code:
Blue: Neutrat
Brown: Live
AAs 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 biue 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,
FOR THE CUSTOMERS IN CANADA
CAUTION:
‘TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT USE THIS
POLARIZED AC PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD,
RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE
BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT
BLADE &XPOSURE.
Differences among the CDP-857ESD, the
CDP-707ESD and the CDP-337ESD
This instruction manual covers the CDP-SE7ESD, the
CDP-707ESD and the COP337ESD. Their performance
‘and operatian are identical. They differ only in their front
panel design and technical specifications. As for the
specifications, refer to “Specifications”,
‘The following models are supplied wit
panels, while the other models are nat:
COP-707ESD (for U.S.A and Canada)
(CDP-67ESD (ior European countries)
‘The illustrations used in this manual are of the
CDPT07ESD.

Table of Contents
Note on the transit SC101 ameeeenr nen
‘When you use the CD player for the first time
Features ..
Precautions
‘Operating voltage
installation
Location of COmtTO8S men
| Basic operation,
Playing a 6180 omen nen
Locating a particularsetection
Locating a particular point in a selection ..
Playing a Single Sel26tiON -mmmmmnen ae
‘Stopping play for a moment automatically et the beginning of each sslection .
Inserting a blank space between selections. —.m
‘Advanced operation
Playing in the desived Ofer mereanmon
Playing in a random Order c1mnnmnnnn
Paying repeatedty
‘Custom file operation’
On custom files .......
Writing a comment about a dIs¢ ..--saumne
Keeping the program in memory ———amnemners
Giving adise Indexes a6 you WANE meee
Other way to.use:
‘Timer activated playing -ennermmnenn
Maintenance
Specifications ..
Troubleshooting GUIDE eru-wsernenennmsnaens

Before operating the CD player, be sure to tum
the transit sorew as described on the label on
‘the bottom of the unit.
{Remove the cap of the screw.
2 Tum the screw 180 degrees
counterclockwise using the supplied
sorewdiver,
Do not turn the screw excessively, or the unit
may be damaged.
‘When transporting the unit again, tum the
transit sorew in the reverse direction.
When You Use the CD Player for the
First Time
‘Tum on tha power by pressing POWER while
keeping ERASE end FILE pressed.
‘This with clear the internal memory if you have
been instructed how to use the custom file
function at the shop you purchased the CD
player. Thus the player retums the same status
as it was manufactured at factory,

Features
Custom file function
*Dlee memo function for writing a comment about a disc.
(page 21)
«Program bank function for storing a progremmed playing
onder. (page 23}
‘Custom index function for assigning your own index
point to any desired position on alse. (page 24)
Program play
‘You can play up to 20 selections In the desired order. Pause
‘can be also programmed. You can atso confirm the total
playing tine while choosing the selection to bs
programmed.
Variety of playing modes
Single play (page 14}, program play (page 15), shuffie play
{page 18) and repeat play (page 19) as well as norma!
continuous play of a whole disc.
Large and easy-to-read window display
‘Shows the elapsed playing time, the remaining time of the
salaction being played, the remaining time of the whole disc
‘or the remaining programmed selaction numbers. The
display contains a music calendar indicating all the
‘numbers of the selections on the disc (up to 20).
Precautions’ -
‘On safely
+ Before operating the unit, be eure that the operating
‘eltage of your unitis Identical with thet of your local
Power supply.
‘© Should any liquid or solid object fall into the cabinet,
Unplug the unit and have it checked by quelified personnel
before operating it any further. :
* Unplug the unit from the wall outlet if It wil! not be used
fora long time. To disconnect the cord, pull it out by
‘Grasping the plug. Never pull the cord itsest.
The nameplate Indicating operating voltage, power
consumption, etc. s located on the rear of the unit.
As the laser bearn usad in this compact disc player is
harmful to the eyes, do not attempt to disassemble the
cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personne! only.
On
‘When the unit Is not used, tum the power off, to conserve
‘energy and to extend the useful life of your unit.
Important
‘Since the CD system boasts a wide dynamic range, the
‘peaks of high level Inputs are recorded with high fidelity,
‘and the noise level is very lov.
Do not turn up the volume while Fistening to a portion
‘with no audio signals or very iow level inputs. H you do,
the speakers may be damaged when 8 peak level portion
fs played.
If you have any questions or problems conceming your unit,
please contact your nearest Sony deater.
Before connecting the unit to the power source, check that the operating voitage of your unit is the same as the local power
tine voltage.
neta | :
: f ‘Witiors Saran
Motel | a eorsced | ‘Opsrating wottage ote ores “Operating woth
COP. European | Oparates on 220VAG(or2s0v AC | | COP. Other Operates on either 120, 2200¢
s57ES0 | countries | adjustable by authorized Sony ss7esp {countries | 240 AC, S060 Hz
COR personnal, S60HZ ‘The voltage solactor is located on
S37ESD the rear panel. tthe selector
United ‘Operates on 240V AG (or 220V AC i
Kingdom | adjustable By authorized Sony traiat bermsel, econssck 18 A2,
personnel £0 He power ord end tum the selector
= with a coin ora similar object so
coF USA and | Operates on 120VAG, 60Hz that the arrow maikof the
yoresD _| Canada selector points to the proper
voltage figure.

TP CHEL ele
Notes on Installation
Place the unit ina location with adequate 2ir
circulation to prevent intemal haat buildup In the unit.
This way.
\
A
Da not place the unit on a soft surface, such as arug
that would block the ventilation holes on the bottom.
Not this way.
7
Do not install the unit:
— near heat sources such as radiators or air ducts,
— Ina placa subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shook.
Installing Batteries
Install the batteries in the supplied remote commander
for remote control operation.
10 FS (size AA)
batteries
‘On moisture condensation
Ifthe player Is brought directly from a cold to.a warm
location, or is placed in a very damp room, moisture may
‘condense on the lens Inside the unit.
Should this occur, the player wilt not operate. tn this,
‘case, remove the disc and leave the player turned on for
about an hour until the moisture evaporates.
tl
Do aot throw away the carton and the packing material
Iwill be an ideal container wien transporting the unit for repeie
work, ete
‘Fo avoid damage catisad by battery leakage and corrosion
‘When the commander will not be used for long time, remove the
batteries.
‘Onbettory life
About haif a year of normal operation can be expected wien
using the Sony SUM NS) batteries.
When the batteries are run down, the remote commander wil not
‘operate the unit. this case, replace both batteries with new
ones.

1H 2ke 3 12-3
fale} 1
elo]
(1) LINE OUT (audio output) jacks [QDIGITAL OUT (digital audio output) jacks
FIXED: Output the signal at the fixed level Output the digital audio signals.
VARIABLE: Output the signal at ths level set by the
LINE OUTIHEADPHONE LEVEL coniroljor LINE OUT
VOLUME buttons on the remote commander).
{Z] OUTPUT SELECTOR
Selects the output connectors to be used.
DIGITAL OUT: Digital signal is output through the
DIGITAL QUT jacks. No signal is output through the
LINE OUT jacks or the HEADPHONES jack.
LINE OUT: Audio signat is output through the LINE OUT
Jacks or the HEADPHONES jack. No signal is output
through the DIGITAL OUT jacks. (Be sure to set to this
position when you tisten to the music through the
headphones or the LINE OUT jacks)
COAXIAL: To be connected to a digital input jack of
the amplifier or the D/A converter unit.
OPTICAL: To be connected to the amplfierhaving an
optical input jack.
Note: If the LINE OUT/HEADPHGNE LEVEL control is turned while recording through the VARIABLE LINE OUT jacks, the
level of the recorded sound will be different from that set bythe recording level controls of the tape deck,
Notes:on Connection
Tum off the amplifier before making connections,
‘= Be sure to insert the plugs firmly into the jacks. Looss connactions may cause hum and noise,
+ Leave a tittle slack in the connecting cord to allow for inadvertent shock or vibration.
Connect the red plug of the eupplied connecting cord to the right-channel jack (R) of the amplifier and the white plug to the
Jeft-channel jack (L). Otherwise, the right and left channels will be reversed.

+
> toan ACoutlet
toanACoutiet
tllustration: CDP-7O7ESD
‘Audio signal connecting cord (supplied)
{_
T Connecting DIA converter unit and amplifier
‘Sony DAS-702ES DIA converter unit or other equivalent D/A converter using a digital audio interface can be connected to
the DIGITAL OUT jack.
IRustration: COP-707ESD
lal) —f
\O|O)
> toanAcoutlet
Bo surato set to
DIGITAL OUT side. |
Digital connecting cord (optional)
DIA converter unit *
> toanACoutlet
ex ce
> toanACoutlet
Digits signat is output theough tie DIGITAL OUT jack In this case, sound
does not come through the LINE OUT jacks and the HEADPHONES jack.
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Connecting an amplifier having an optical input connector
IMlustration: COP-707ESD
eX}
Be suretosetto
DIGITAL OUT side.
Amplifier
‘Optical cabie foptional,
=> toan ACoutlet
=. toan ACoutlet

Location of Controls
Front Pane!
Refer to the pages indicated In @ for detalls.
‘The luatratdn stows the fant parel of ie eee ce tenet or DRSIES ie é
Sight sitfent, but locations ane funerion ofthe controle ae Identical.“ 2
20 {over 20) button @: CHECK {program check) button @
‘Ao INDEX button @: CLEAR (program cleat) button @
REPEAT button @- FILE (custom tile} button @) @ @
A. SPACEIPAUSE (auto space/auto pause)
button ®
DISPLAY button @ @
Numeric buttons ®:
INDEX MODE button ®
Disc compartment
PLAY MODE buttons
PROGRAM button @
SHUFFLE button ©
CONTINUEISINGLE
button @ D
LINE OUT/HEADPHONE
LEVEL control @
POWER switch ®.
Remote sensor @)——-—~
TIMER
ewitch
@
HEADPHONES
jack
(openictose)
button
ERASE
(memory
erase)
button
@)
-<44 p> (manual search) buttons
Oe
itd bi (AMS*) buttons © © @
> (play) bution @
Display window
HE {pause) button @- 1s (lop) button @
* AMS lean abbreviation of Automatic Music Sensor.
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Remote Command:
PLAY MODE butions.
PGM (program) button ®
‘SHUFFLE button ©
CONTINUE button @ @
SINGLE button @
# (opaniciose) button @
20 (over 20) button
DISPLAY button @ ®:
A B repeat button @-
CLEARUREPEAT (A +> B repeat:
clearirepeat) button @®
> (play) button @
‘Numeric buttons ®,
CLEAR (program clea) button @
FILE (custom file) button —) @ @
©, INDEX MODE (custom inex mode)
button @
Ke p> AMS butions
4m —=& INDEX buttons ®
<¢4 >> (manual search) buttons ®
<44 p> SLOW (low speed manual search}
buttons ®
LINE OUT VOLUME (ine outheadphone
volume) buttons
mote Contro! Operation
‘Ones the POWER switch is tumed on, you can remotely
control various functions of the player with the supplied
remote commander.
‘Operations which is performed only with the remote
commander
* Manual search at low speed
A+ Brepeat
Operations which cannot be performed with the
remote commander
* Turing the power on and off
*Seiting and releasing auto pause function
«Setting and releasing auto space function
* Checking the programmed selections
Whiting a comment about a disc
« Ciearing custom Indexes
= Clearing all custom files
‘Timer activated play
Notes on the remate commander and remote contol operation
‘= Keep the commander awvay tram extremely hot or humid places.
‘+ Avoid dropping any foreign objects into the commander casing.
particularly when replacing the batteries.
+» Toavoid a malfunction, donot simultaneously depress two or
more butlons.
+= Avoid exposure of the remote sensor to direct sunlight or
lighting apparatus. Such exposure can cause a maltunction.
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‘Stopping play
To stoptoramoment "| Press.
‘dunia piay {i,| To restart play, prese IN again.
‘Toistop pia co Press a.
"To stop play and opin | Press a.
Yhacompartitient: 75.) To close the compartment, press
: EAS | & or the compartmentitselt,
1 Depress POWER.
“SINGLE” is Gisplayed in the window, or
it the iamp on the PROGRAM or SHUFFLE
button is lt, press CONTINUESSINGLE.
2 Press and put the disc
in the dise compartment with the label side
up.
3 press .
‘The compartment closes and play begins
from the biginning of the disc.
Selection No, Elapsed Music
being piayed playing time —— calendar
a]
GTi
When a disc containing more than 20
selections is inserted,
To enter pause instead of starting play
Press IN instead of be. The disc compartment closes and
the player enters the pause mode at the beginning of the
first selection. To start play, press In again,
‘To display tre remaining time of the current selection
Press DISPLAY once during play oF pause.
‘Taretum to the normal display, press DISPLAY twice, or three
times if a disc memo* Is memorized.
* seopage2t
12
‘Todisplay the remaining number of selections and the
remaining time of te dise
Press DISPLAY ties
a -eaye
Te return to the normai display, press DISPLAY once, or twice it
“EMPHASIS” indication appears when
‘The builtin deemphasis circuit Is tured on, Ifa dise eecorded
“with the recording level of high frequencies raised is played, the
circuit is turnad on automatically and lowers the level of high
frequencies. This imp-oves the signal-to-noise ratio of high
frequencies.

Locating a Particular Selection Locating a Particular Point in a Selection
Locating a selection in sequence (Autornatic Music
Sensor) 7
‘You can locate the beginning of a desired selection during
play.
tocate the beginning of the
gelection: Being played Press M4 once.
TO tocala the beginning Sf the next
Eee WO SEIRE COR | Press pet once.
Press continuously to locate previous selections or
selections ahead,
Locating a selection directly
Press one of the numeric buttons (1 to 20} to enter tho
desired track number.
Locating a point in sequence {Manual Search)
You can locate a particular polnt In a selection during play
‘by monitoring the high-speed sound.
Tegobackat hich speed“: ] Keep 4a pressed.
"Te goiahead ation specd: | Keep p> pressed.
Release the button at the desired point.
Locating at a lower speed
Press </p> [SLOW] on the remote commander.
Locating an Index+
This function Is only possible with a dise on which Index
numbers are recorded.
Press 4— of wh to locate the desired index number,
The selected Index number appears in the display
window.
When locating particular setaction
I "SINGLE” Is displayed in the window, or if the lamp on the
PROGRAM or SHUFFLE button is lit, press CONTINUEISINGLE
To choose directly a selection whose numberis grester than 20
‘Use the [32d] button and [i] to 70) buttons. {70} button functions
asthe figure 0.
&x. To play from track Noa? Ex To play from track No.0
Press [22
Totocate at high speed
Press <¢aor pe in the pause mode, The search speed increases
by thrae times, but there ls no sound. Find the dasired point by
observing the display.
Ifyou continuously press qlee
Ifyou continuously press BE ai the end of the dive, “OVER™
‘appears in the window. Press tal or let t0.G0 back to normal
indication,
Mfyou continuously press <q at the beginning ot the disc, play
begins automatically from the first selection.
What ts index?
‘The selections on some discs are divided into seclions, such as
the movements of a symphony. An index number's assignestio
‘each section thiss making it passtble to find a pesticular section
easily.
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Playing:a Disc
Playing a Single Selection: ingle Play
You can play only one desired selection.
1 Press CONTINUE/SINGLE on the player (or SINGLE on
{he remote commander to display “SINGLE” in the
window.
2 start playing the desired selection by pressing the
numeric buttons, or by pressing Mea/ieby and then
Piaying stops when the chosen selection ends.
To cancel single play
Press CONTINUEISINGLE on the player (or CONTINUE on
the remote commander) so that "SINGLE" disappears from
the window.
Stopping Play for a Mornent
Automatically at the Beginning of Each
Seiection—Auto Pause Function
Press A. SPACEIPAUSE so that “AUTO PAUSE” is.
isplayed In the window.
‘To restart play
Press 14.
To cancel the auto pause function
Press A SPACE/PAUSE once so that “AUTO PAUSE”
disappears.
Inserting a Blank Space between
Selections—Auto Space Function
Ablank space of approx. 3 seconds an be inserted
between selections,
you record on a tape using this function, the auton:
music sensor of the deck used to play back the tape will
funetion conectly.
Press A. SPACEIPAUSE so that “AUTO SPACE” Is
dispteyed in the window.
To cancel the auto space function
Press A. SPACE/PAUSE twice so that “AUTO SPACE”
disappears.
To play only the first selaction
Display “SINGLE” In the windom, and press te.
14
Noteson discs
Handle the dise by its edge,
and tokeep the disc clean,
do nottouch the surface.
Dont stick paper ortape.
This way
Not this way
Do not expose the disc to airect sunlight or heat sources such as
hot airducts, orleave It ina cat parked in direct sunlight where
there can be a considerable tise in the temperature,

2
Press
the
numesic
buttons
for
the
destied
Selection
in
the
onder
to
be
programmed,
To
play
the
programmed
selections
Press
m.
Selections
to
a
program
during
progr
ram play
Pross
the
numeric
buttons
during
play.
You
ton
ad
Selections
up
to
20.
*
Pause
cannot
be
programmed
during
play.
When
each
selection
ends
during
program
play
‘That
selection
number
cisappears
from
tne
display,
but
the
Note
1
yPu
press
PROGRAM
during
the
continuous.
lay,
single
play
or
*
Grule
Bay
(page
18,
the
selection currently
being
played
is
Programmed
as
the
fist
selection
inthe
program:
Programs
cleored
in
the
Soitowing
cases
JS
brossed
twice
during
program
play,
*CONTINUESINGLE,
SHUFFLE
or
&
is
orecsed
Space
between
selections
dur
am
piay
Thaveis
aes
ft
seoand
banter
ore
aed
However,
when
consecutive
selections
fog
ath
--
sth)
Jo
ee
einmeds
the
space
on
the
diac
singertod
as
ie
Jorecord
program
play
on
a
tape,
use
the
cute
Space
function
Sage
44)
somata
blank
of
3
seconds
is
inserted
between
selections.
human
Paton
appeats
onthe
display
window
steed
of
the
the
tata
ae
Section
mumtered
21
erhigheris
programy
me,
FAG
ti
ofthe
programmed
selection
creer
oe
minutes,
15

2
choose
the
desired
selection
to
be
d
with
Med
OF
Piri.
The
designated
selection
number
biinks
in
the
music
calender.
Selection
No,
Program.
(oe oe
The total playing timeincluding Blinking
the selection indicated.
If
the
playing
time
of
that
selection
is
not
appropriate,
choose
another
selection.
3 press PROGRAM.
“The
designeted
selection
is
programmed
and
the
blinking
number
lights
up
‘steadily.
4.
Repeat
steps
2
and
3
to
program
additional
selections
in
the
desired
order.
‘To
play
the
programmed
selections
Press
>.
‘To program pause
During
programming,
press
11
at
the
desired
point
between
‘selections.
When
the
programm
reaches
it,
the
dise
stops
and
‘stands
by
until
you
press
HM
agian.
his
function
ig
helpful
when
changing
the
tape
during
socordng.
“Tha
total
playing
time
willbe
reset
to
0.00
when
you
press
A.
Pas
ace
b
a
B
3 Boo
ited
|
ae
CHEEH
|
P {pause} has been programmed.
ts tums third,
16

Checking
the
Programmed
Selections
Clearing
the
Programmed
Selections
{possibfe only on the main unit)
Press CHECK.
Each time you press CHECK, the selections are displayed
in the order they are programmed. At the lest selection,
"END" is displayed.
You can cheok the programmed selections during play.
Selection numbers over 20 cannot be displayed in the
music calendar, but track numbers and program numbers:
‘ara displayed in the window.
Clearing the whole program
Press §§ once during stop, or twice during play.
All the selections are cleared.
Clearing the last selections in the program
(operated only on the main unit}
Press CLEAR during stop.
‘The last selection is cleared each time CLEAR fs pressed.
Clearing a specific selection
(possible only on the main unit}
1 Press CHECK repeatedly until the selection to be
cleared Is displayed.
2 Press CLEAR while the selection number is displayed.
‘The selection is cleared from the programm.
‘You cannot clear the selection currently being played.
‘To display the remaining number of selections and time of the
program
Press DISPLAY twice.
It pause is programmed, the remaining number of selections and
‘time to the next programmed pause is displayed.
‘To retum to the normal display, press DISPLAY tuice, or three
times (i a disc memo is memorized).
+ Seapage zt.
‘To display the next selection number and the succoeding
selection number in the program
Press DISPLAY three times, :
‘To retum te the normal display, press DISPLAY once, oF twice {If
adise memo is memorized).
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t—Shuffle Play
‘To cancel shutite play mode
Press CONTINUEISINGLE (or CONTINUE on
the remote commander).
2 Press the numerie buttons of the undesired
selections you wish to delete.
‘The selections disappear from the music
calendar.
1
Pu]
Tish fo]
What is this indication?
{fF 7z This indication appears while the player Is “shutting”
Laff thesetections.
Ityou press SHUFFLE during play
‘Shuttie play begins from the selection belng played.
To record shuttle play
During shuttle play, a blank of one second is inserted between
each selection.
To record shuffle play, use the auto space function (page 14) so
that a blank of 3 seoands is inserted between selections.
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‘When delete shutfie play ends
Delete shuttle play mode Is released and the player stands by in
the shutfie play mode for the whole dis.
4 you press the numeric buttons during shufte play mode
“The selactions of those numbers are also deleted, but the
selection being played cannot be deleted.
To pisy a selection which has been deleted
Press tha numeric button of that selection again.
‘The selection number and [} appear inthe display.

ems)
ee ooo
Repeating a Particular Portion (A.
(Possible with the remote commander)
‘You can repeat any desired portion on a disc.
You can repeat the whole dise, a-single
~ selection, all the programmed selections,
shufile play, A+ B repeat play;or play
between two custom indexes.
Press REPEAT during play or pause.
Repeat play begins according to the curent
“oe
Selections to be repeated
All the selections
The selection being played
Programmed selections in the _
programmed order
All the selections, reshuffied each
time
1 Press A + B at the starting point (A) of the repeat
lay.
“ASET” appears in the window.
2 Continue playing, or press > cr fi tofocate ihe
desired ending point (B).
3 PressA—B.
“A-B REP” appears in the window, and play begins from
the point A.
To cancel A+ B repeat
Press CLEAR/REPEAT (or REPEAT on the player)
Going back to the point A from any point on the dise
1 Press A+ Bat the etarting point (A) during play.
2. Press Be when you desire to retum to the registered point, Play
begins again from the point A.
‘A-~» Bropeat and auto pause tunction
If the A> B repeal play is activates wile the auto pause
function is tured on, the player enters the pause made each time
the point A is reached. Press IH fo resume play.
To goback te the point A during A — Brepaatpiay
Press.
ityou pross REPEAT during delete shuttle play
‘When the dasired salections end, repeat pley of all the selactions.
starts.
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‘The CD player incorporates a memary in which you can store thyee types of informations called “custom files”,
Three custom files you can store in memory
Acomment of up to 10 letters, which you can assign to each individual disa. (page 21)
‘A programmed playing order you store in memory for a disc, so that the disc can be
é 7e'2| played always ina fixed order. (page 23,
Custom index” |. Index point you can assign to anywhere you want on a disc. (page 25)
How many dises can be assigned custom files? Memory backup tor the custom files
You can give custom fifes to up to 226 disos. Custom files, once memorized, are ratalned in the compact
‘+A disc memo can be given toa disc which already has a disc palyer's memory for approximately 1 month without AC
prograrn bank or custom indexes. power supply.
+A program bank and custom indexes cannot both be given
toadisc at the same time.
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To clear alll custom files of a disc at once
Put the disc in the player and press ERASE. The dise memo and
program bank or the disc memo and custom Indexes) ara all
This indication appears when FILE Is
pressed while nocustom file can be
memorized forthe disc currenty putinthe ——Glesred.
player. To make a custom file for the disc,
clear the custom file of another disc. ‘To clear custom files of all discs atonce:
Press POWER to turn on the player while keeping ERASE end
FiLE pressed.