Specifications and Main Features
- Number of Channels: 2
- Frequency Range: 2 to 20,000 Hz
- Range of Dynamics: 98 dB
- Ratio of Signal to Noise: 110 dB
- Percentage of Harmonic Distortions: 0.003% at 1 kHz
- Separation: 102 dB at 1 kHz
- Wow & Flutter: Measurement is plus 0.001 percent W peak or less
- Output Voltage: Fixed 2.0 V, variable between 0 to 2.0 V
- Type of Disc Used: Compact discs 12 cm and 8 cm of audio size.
- Power Source: Mains Supply - 50/60 HZ voltage appears on rating tag.
- Estimate of Power Usage: 11W
- External Measurements: 434mmW by 136mmH by 388mmD or 17-3/82 x 4-17/32 x 15-9/32 inches
- Mass: 6.0 kilograms
- Functions: Can CD with five discs can be used, Track direct selection, Selection program, Play Randomly etc.
- Measurement on Display: Display is DVD/CD/MP3/DMV recorders and includes/disc number, track number, time elapsed (mins/ secs) play, pause, repeat, random etc.
- Others: Headphones jack (Level Variable)
- Remote Control Unit: RC-239 with an infrared pulse system that is powered by two R6P (size AA) dry cell batteries providing a total output of 3 V DC
- Remote Control Size: 60 mm x 177 mm x 18 mm with imperial measurements being 2-23/64 inches W x 6-31/32 inches H × 18-45/64 inches D
Frequently Asked Questions
- What type of disks does the DCM-520 support?
- Compact audio discs in 12 cm(width) and 8 cm(height) may be played from DCM-520.
- How much power does the DCM-520 require to function?
- Its rated output is 11 watts.
- Can the DCM-520 be controlled with a remote and how?
- Yes, the DCM-520 comes with a device implemented with an infrared pulse system which enables us to control us with a remote.
- What is the maximum output of the DCM-520?
- The standard maximum output is 2.0 V constant and a soft level varying maximum output of 2.0 V.
- What is the total weight of the DCM-520?
- Total Dry weight of DCM-520 is about 6 kilograms.
- How clients can manage the tracks using DCM-520?
- There’s a A1 hot key for direct skip to specific track, program selection, and random play functions
User Manual
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