- Standard: Equipment for distributing music on compact disc audio system
- Laser: Laser Componen
- Frequency Response: 20 Hz ~ 20 kHz Range
- Output Level/Impedance: Adjustable ~ 0.8 V/22 ohms
- Headphone socket: 9 mW + 9 mW (16, 1 kHz)
- Power Source:
- Outboard supply: AC power supply 12 volt DC
- Adapter for car battery: voltage DC 5V ~ 12 V
- Provided rechargeables DC 2.4V 2x
- Commonly available alkaline batteries: DC 3V 2x
- Life of battery (constant cycle repeat play back (D.A.S.C. ON)):
- Commonly available alkaline batteries (2): Holding time about 3.5 hours.
- Provided rechargeables (2): Approximate usage time about 2 hours
- With 4 pieces of common alkaline batteries: Holding time of about 6.5 hours.
- Life of battery (constant cycle repeat play back (D.A.S.C. OFF)):
- The normal class alkaline batteries (2): about 9.5 hours.
- Provided rechargeable batteries (2): about 4.0 hours.
- With four pieces of normal class alkaline batteries: Clean time of about 8 hours.
- Dimensions:
- Width: 128mm
- Height: 28mm
- Depth: 152mm
- Weight (Net): 266g
- D.A.S.C. (Digital Anti Shock Circuit): Eliminate or at least reduce sound yerk due to movement of the CD player during use.
- Remote Control: Not provided in case of DPC-741 and DPC-641, when asked for Commander.
- DSP (Digital Sound Processor): Makes it possible to choose from different tone set-ups
- Playback functions: Allows repetition of a single track, repetition of all the tracks, random playback of all the tracks and a scan of the tracks feature
Q: Into what types of power units can the device be fitted?
A: This unit is equipped with a rechargeable battery and can operate from an AC mains supply or a car battery as power sources.
Q: For which units can I use any AC adapter?
A: You should only use the AC adapter that comes with the unit as the brand modified the design.
Q: How long will the batteries continue to charge before they require?
A: With D.A.S.C. ON, supplied rechargeable batteries will provide around 2 hours worth of power.
Q: What does D.A.S.C. mean?
A: D.A.S.C. is an acronym for Digital Anti-Shock Circuit which protects against sound skips induced by shocks or vibrations.
Q: Are headphones allowed to be used with this unit?
A: Headphones may be plugged into the headphone jack and used.
Q: If skipping of a sound occurs, what action should be taken?
A: Make sure the D.A.S.C. switch is set ON, and also examine whether the batteries are running low.
Q: Is it possible to rewind to the previous point made and then continue from there?
A: There is a RESUME position which enables you to play from where you last were.
Q: What is the maximum amount of tracks that can be programmed?
A: The maximum is 20 tracks in the desired sequence.
Q: Is it within my ability to properly clean the device lens?
A: Yes, cleaning the lens is feasible using a lens blower, however, lens or disc cleaners can cause damage and should be avoided.
Q: Should the device fail to turn on, what are reasonable remedial actions that I can take?
A: Go through the HOLD/RESUME switch position which should be “RESUME", consider changing the batteries, or confirm the secure connection of the AC adapter.
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