Magnavox FD3040, FD3040 MER061 User Manual

MAGNM

LASER SAFETY

This unit employs a

laser.

Only a

qualified

service

person

should remove the cover

or attempt

to service this

device,

due to

possible

eye

injury.

"CAUTION_USE

OF CONTROLS OR

ADJUSTMENTS

OR

PERFORMANCE

OF

PROCEDURE

OTHER

THAN

SPECIFIED

HEREIN MAY RESULT

IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE."

The lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol, within

an equilateral

triangle,

is intended

to

alert the

user

of the

presence

of uninsulated

"dangerous

voltage"

within

the

product's

enclosure; that

may be

of suffi-

cient magnitude

to

constitute

a risk

ol electric

shock

to

persons.

The

exclamation point

within

an equilateral

triangle

is intended

to alert

the

user of the

presence

of impor-

tant

operating

and maintenance (servicing)

instruc-

tions in

the literature

accompanying the

appliance.

L

RISK

OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO NOT

OPEN

CAUTION: TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF ELECTRTC

SHOCK,

DO NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK)

NO

USER.SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL

WARNING

TO PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK HAZARD,

DO NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO RAIN

OR MOISTUBE.

Your Compact

Digital Audio Disc

Player

employs ultra-precise manu-

facturing techniques

and

sophisticated digital

and servo technology

to

assure

you

an audio

output

which

is

the

full

equivalent of that at the

studio console where

the original recording

was made.

Your listening

area will never be the

same

againl

Please read

this

instruction

manual

carefully before using

your

Com-

pact

Digital Audio

Disc Player. This

player

has

been manufactured with

the

greatest

of care to

ensure trouble-free

operation; however,

should

you

encounter

any

problem, please

promptly

notify

the

store

where

you purchased

the machine

or

your

nearest

seryice center.

FEATURES

The

compact disc system is a new

era for audio

systems, which makes

the

best

of state-of-the-art

digital techniques.

High-Performance

The FD3040 is

extremely

superior in

performance

to the

conventional

analog audio

systems as demonstrated

by the following

characteris-

tics.

Frequency range

'.

4Hz

to 20 kHz

Dynamic range :

90 dB

or

greater

Distortion

factor :

0.003%

Wow

and flutter : less

than measurable limit

Channel separation :

90 dB or

greater

Our unique,

perfectly

balanced

swing mechanism

provides

excellent

anti-vibration

characteristics

and

immunity

against

oblique setting.

HIGH OUALITY

SOUND

The

.newly

developed

digital

filter,

large-scale

power

transformer,

audio capacitor and other high

grade parts

enable the conversion

of all

the information recorded

on the disc into high

quality

sound.

VARIETY

OF

FUNCTIONS

Each audio disc

contains various information

other than music

(e.g.

selection numbers,

length

of each selection,

etc.)

and

the

FD3040

reads this information

to

provide

many useful functions.

.

Random access

programming

Any number

of selections

(up

to 24) can be

automatically

played

in

the desired

order using

the

random

access

programming

function.

.

Delete

programming

Any

selections can be

skipped automatically

by using the delete

programming

function.

o

All

play

Of course, all selections

can be

played

in

the

recorded

order.

.

Search scan
When

the SEARCH button is

pressed,

the

beginning of each selec-

tion recorded

on the disc is automatically

played

for 10

seconds.

.

Tune selection with

lndex No.

The

FD3040

enables

you

to select tunes

by their lndex Numbers.

.

Tune

selection whh

time specification

Tune

selection by specifying

time is also

possible

even during

play.

o

Ouick tune selection
When the music

No. is

specified,

play

starts

promptly

from

the be-

ginning

of the specified

tune.

r

Skip feature
By

pressing

the

NEXT button during

play you

can skip selections.

The number

of selections skipped

corresponds to the numbers

of

times the button is

pressed

and

play

starts from the beginning

of the

selected tune.

Back

skip

feature

When

the BACK button is

pressed

once during

play.

the unit

enters

pause

mode

at the beginning

of the

current selection. When

the

button is

pressed

twice, the unit returns

to the beginning

of the

pre-

vious

selection

and enters

pause

mode.

This feature is

useful for re-

cording.
Repeat

feature

Either

all or selected

selections can be

played

repeatedly.

A-B repeat feature

When the beginning

and

end of

the

section to 6e

played

repeatedly

is specified,

the section

can

be

played

repeatedly.

.

Music standby feature

With

this

feature,

the unit

pauses

at the

beginning

of the specified

selection. This feature is

useful

for

recording.

r

Easy-to-read display
The display

shows

program

and operation

status, elapsed time for

playing

each selection, time remaining

to complete the

program.

REMOVING

SHIPPING

SCREWS

Two

shipping

screws

have

been set at the factory before

shipping. Be

sure to remove them

as shown below. Keep these

screws because

they will be required when

the unit is transported

Use a screwdriver

to

remove

these screws.

GAUTION:

Operating

the unit before removing these

shipping screuvs may dam-

age the

unat.

DISCS

Note how

the surface

of

discs

gleam

with

all the colors of the rainbow.

This

is because

of

light

diffraction caused by the discs' micron-size

tracks. The

FD3040

Compact Disc Player uses a beam

of

laser light

to

read

audio information from these tracks;

thus, the discs are never

subjected to

stylus wear as is the case with conventional record

players.

.

Handle discs

carefully to avoid scratching their

surface.

o

Keep

the surface

of

discs clean.

This is important,

because there may be as many as 15 billion bits

of

information

recorded on their surface

and excessive dust can result

in

intermittent interruption

of sound. Remove

ordinary dust and

fingerprints

by breathing on the disc

and

wiping it

gently

with

a

clean cotton

[andkerchief

or

gauze.

.

To maintain

the

quality

of

your

discs,

avoid

placing

them in loca-

tions such as the following.

.

Locations which

are exposed to

direct

sunlight or

heat

(such

as

radiators)

.

Locations

with high concentrations

of

dust or humidity

.

Places which may

be exposed to

water,

such as

near

windows

.

Place

your

discs in

their

protective

Gases when they are not

in

use.

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ABOUT THIS MANUAL

Refer

to the

figures

given

on

page

3

and

4

.

The callout numbers

correspond to those found

in this manual. All re-

ferences

to the connections and

controls are

printed

in BOLDFACE,

hold type as they

appear on the unit.

REAR PANEL

CONNECTIONS

All connections to the rear

panel

should be made

with the

power

to the

entire system turned

off.

To

avoid confusion,

connect one cable

at a

time

between the different

components

of

your

system.

This is

the safest way to

avoid cross-connecting

channels or confusing

signal inputs with

outputs.

POWER

SWITCH

Pressing

this switch

once turns

power

on. Pressing it

again turns the

power

off.

@

enocnnM

KEYs

(1

-

o)

Used to specify the music No.

or time.

etc.

@

"r"o*"

BUrroN

This button makes the

computer memorize

the selection number

set

by the PROGRAM keys.

@

cnrucn BUrroN

This

button cancels the

selection number

set by the PROGRAM keys.

@

rruoe" BUrroN

Some

discs have

an index No. With

the INDEX

button,

play

from

a cer-

tain section in a tune is

possible.

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Ib,

LAP/REMAIN

BUTTON

This button is used

to switch the

time display

(LAP

ilME/REMAIN

TIME) between

the REMAIN

and LAP time.

@

eacr BUrroN

When this

button is

pressed

once during

playback,

the unit enters

pause

mode

at the beginning

of the current tune.

When

the button is

pressed

again, the mode remains

the same but

at

the beginning

of

the

previous

tune.

@

new

BUTToN

(Reverse)

Keeping

this button

pressed

caues the laser

pickup

to move

toward the

beginning

of the disc from

the selection which is

currently being

played.

@

tt

BUTToN

(Fast

Forwardl

Keeping this

button

pressed

causes the laser

pickup

to move toward

the end

of

the

disc from the

selection which is

currently being

played.

@

*=*t

BUrroN

Used to

start

play

from

the next

or

preceding

tune.

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t,tust"r"toNDBY

BUTToN

When

the NEXT

button is

pressed

with

this

button

pressed,

the unit

en-

ters standby

mode

at

the

beginning of the next

tune.

To release

standby mode,

press

the PAUSE

or PIAY button.

@

muse

BUrroN

When this

button is

pressed

during

playback,

the

player

stops at

the

point

at which

the button is

pressed.

Pressing

the button again causes

playback

to resume

at the

point

at which it was

interrupted.

@

r*" BUrroN

Press

this button

to start

play.

ZX

(I

bJ

STOP BUTTON

This button is

used to

stop the

play

and to rotate

the disc. lt is

also

used to

cancel a

program.

z-\

(l

/) sancx BUrroN

Used to

play

the beginning

of all the tunes

on

the

disc

for

10 seconds

each.

When the

SEARCH button is

pressed

during

auto music

scan,

normal

play

starts where

the button is

pressed.

@

*.r.ot BUrroN

Pressing

this button makes it

possible

to repeat

all selections. Pressing

it

again cancels the repeat

operation.

@

tr".

AND MTNUTE BUTT.NS

for time selection.

See

page

7 for further

details.

OPEN/CLOSE BUTTON

Used

@

Press this button to

open the disc tray. Press it

again to close

it.

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oo

>B BUrroN

AND

cLEAR BUrroN

Used to repeat

the required

section

(from

A

to B)

on the disc. To re-

lease

A-B repeat,

press

the CLEAR

button.

@

rrrrorclroRs

and DtsPLAYs

E

Musrc

No. rNDrcAToR

The indicator

shows the selection

numbers

to be

played.

After a

selection

has been

played.

the

corresponding

number

disappears

from the

display but, if

the function

is on, the number

does not

disappear.

@

fiue DtspLAy

(LAp

nME/REMAIN

TIME)

This indicator

normally

shows

the time

(minutes

and seconds)

elapsed after

the current

selection has

been

started. This time is re-

ferred

to as the

LAP time. Pressing

the LAP/REMAIN

button makes

this indicator

display

the

time requlred

for

completing

play.

This

time is referred

to

as the REMAIN

time.

@

rvtrun

tNDtcAToR

lndicates

the music number

currently

being

played

or

pro-

grammed.

D

rNDEx

NUMBER lNDtcAToR

lndicates

the index

number

of

the

tune

currently being

played

or

when

programming

index

selection.

ffi

rurucnou

lNDtcAToRs

PLAY :

Lights during

playback.

REPEAT

: Lights when

the repeat

function

is activated.

SEARCH : Lights

during auto

music

or

index

scanning.

READY

: Play

and

programming

are

possible

only when

this

indicator

is

lit.

This

indicator

flashes immediately

after the disc is

loaded,

and

the built-in microprocessor

reads the in-

formation

stored on the

disc.

PAUSE

: Lights

during

pause.

A

< > B : Flashes

when A

point

is

set. When

B

point

is

set, the

unit enters A-B

repeat mode

and the indicator lights.

When

the CLEAR

button is

pressed,

the

A:B repeat

mode is

released

and the indicator goes

off.

STANDBY:

Lights when

the

STANDBY button is

pressed,

and

goes

out when the

button is

pressed

again.

ERROR : Flashes

for

a

moment

if

the number

of selections

ex-

ceeds 24. The

selection numbers

entered after this in-

dicator has flashed

are

ignored.

This indicator

atso

flashes

if

the disc is

set upside down

or

if

there is a

significant

scratch

on the disc.

fi

nemore

sENsoR

Lights red

for

a

moment

when the

infrared ray

signal

of the op-

tional

remote

controller is received.

For details, refer

to

page

10.

@

rnorrres.,acr

Plug

the headphones

into

this

jack.

@

ourrur LEvEL

coNTRoLs

Audio

output voltage

can be

adjusted between

0 to 2.0 V with

these

controls.

To lower

the

output voltage,

turn the controls

counterclockwise.

@

oureur

JAcKs

(cD

ourpur)

Plug

the RCA

plug

cable

provided

into

these

jacks

and

connect the

other end

of the cable to

the CD or AUX

jacks

of

your

amplifier. Be

sure

not

to connect

to

the PHONO

jacks.

@

nrs

(AUTo

FUNcnoN

sELEcrl BUs

JAcK

Using

the

green

bus cable,

connect stereo

components

equipped with

AFS bus

jack

to this

jack.

Pay attention

to the

color of the

jacks

when

connecting

the AFS

bus cable. Connecting

it to

a

jack

other than

the

specified

one may result in

problems.

The

Auto Function

Select bus acts as a remote

source

selector for the

amplifier.

Therefore,

you

need not

operate

the source selector

of the

amplifier when

you

change and use

source

programs

such as the tape

and tuner.

6D

ner,nore

coNr. BUs

JACK

Used only for

the

system

remote

control.

Connect the remote

control bus cable

(orange)

provided

to this

iack

and the

other end

of

the

cable to the remote

control bus

jack (orange)

of the other

unit. Never

connect this

jack

to any other than

an orange

jack.

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t?fi)

FUSE

REPLACEMENT

\jz

lf the fuse

blows,

find

establish the cause,

and

replace

it with

another

one

of the

same type

and value.

Use

of a

fuse

having

a higher value

then that

specified will not

provide

adequate

protdction

for

the amp and will

render the warranty

invalid.

Be

sure to unplug

the unit from

the wall

socket before changing

the

fuse.

@

o" PowER

coRD

The

correct

power

for

operating

your

system

is

written

on the rear

panel.

Be sure the

POWER switch is

off before

plugging

the AC line

cord

into

an electrical

outlet.

OPERATING PROCEDURES

NORMAL

PIAY

1.

Set the POWER

swirch to

ON.

2. Press

the OPEN/CLOSE

button. The disc

tray comes

out.

Place

a compact

disc

on

the disc

tray with the label

surface upward.

3. Press

the OPEN/CLOSE button.

The disc

tray returns

and the

READY indicator

flashes.

4. When

the READY indicator lights,

the

tot'al time

of the

disc is

dis-

played

and the total

number

of the selections is

displayed

in

the

MUSIC NO. indicator.

This

condition

is referred

to as

play

standby mode.

5.

Press

the PLAY button. Playback

starts from

the first selection

ofthe

disc. When

playback

starts, the time

display changes from REMAIN

TIME to I-AP TIME

and the MUSIC NO. indicator

of the selection

being

played

flashes.

The MNR

and INDEX indicators

show the

music No.

and

index

No.

of

the

selection being

played.

6.

When

playback

of the last selection is

completed, the

unit enters

play

standby mode. When

the PLAY button is

pressed

again,

playback

starts

from

the beginning

of the first

selection.

AUTO PLAY

Place

a side on the tray

and

press

the PLAY

button. The tray is

au-

tomatically drawn

and the

playback

starts

from

the beginning

of the

first tune.

TO STOP PLAY DURING

PLAYBACK

TO

STOP

PLAY

1. Press

the STOP button.

2. The

unit enters

play

standby mode.

3.

When the PI-AY button

is

pressed

again.

play

starts from the begin-

ning

of the

first

selection.

TO UNLOAD THE DISC

1. Press

the OPEN/GLOSE

button.

2. The

play

stops and the disc

tray comes

out.

TO

STOP

PLAY

TEMPORARILY

1. Press

the PAUSE

button.

2. The PAUSE

indicator lights

and

the unit

enters

pause

mode.

3. To release

the

pause

mode,

press

the PAUSE

button again

or

press

the PLAY button. Play

starts from

the

point

at which

the unit entered

the

pause

mode.

TO

SELECT NEXT

OR PREVIOUS

TUNE

DURING PLAY

TO SELECT NEXT

TUNE

1.

Press

the NEXT

button during

play.

Each

time the

NEXT button is

pressed,

the MNR indicator

increases

by one

and the

flashing

MUSIC NO. indicator goes

off in turn. After

a while,

play

starts from

the beginning

of the

selected tune.

2. When

playing

a compact disc with

index Nos.,

play

can be shifted to

the next index

No. section

of the

same tune. For

this operation,

press

the INDEX

button once

and the NEXT

button

once.

TO PLAY FROM

THE

PREVIOUS

SECNON

OR THE BEGINNING

OF

THE PREVIOUS

SELECTION

1.'Press

the BACK button

during

play.

When

the button is

pressed

once, the unit

enters

pause

mode

at the

beginning

of the current

selection. To releasb

the

pause

mode,

press

the PAUSE

button

again

or

press

the PLAY

button.

2. When the BACK

button is

pressed

twice

or more,

the MNR

indicator

decreases

and the flashing MUSIC

NO. indicator

lights in

turn.

When the MNR indicator

reaches

the

specified music No.,

the

PAUSE indicator

lights

and the unit

enters

pause

mode.

3.

When

playing

a compact disc with

index Nos..

play

can

be

started

from the beginning

of the

specified index

section

of

the

same selec-

tion.

For

this

operation,

press

the INDEX button

once and

the

BACK

button

once. After a while,

the PAUSE indicator

lights

and the unit

enters

pause

mode.

At this

time, the INDEX

indicator remains

off.

TO

REPEAT

PLAY

Press

the REPEAT

button. The REPEAT

indicator lights

to show

that

the unit is in repeat

mode

and

play

is repeated. To release

the re-

peat

mode,

press

the REPEAT button

again. The REPEAT indicator

goes

off.

TUNE

SELECNONS

With the

FD3040, the tune

can be selected

as

follows.

I Random

acoess

programming

1. Load a

compact disc referring to

"NORMAL

PIAY".

2. When

the READY indicator lights

and the total time is

displayed, the

unit enters

play

standby mode and

programming

is

possible.

3. Specify

the

music

No.

of

the required

selection with the PROGRAM

keys.

The

MNR indicator

shows the

specified No. and the

same

number

of the MUSIC

NO. indicator flashes.

To select third tune

Press

the MEMORY

button. The selected

tune is

programmed.

At

this time,

the MUSIC NO. indicator,

except the

programmed

one,

goes

off.

The

LAP/REMAIN

indicator

shows the

play

time of the

programmed

selection.

Repeat

the

above

procedures

for

other selections.

When

programming

is completed,

press

the PLAY button. Play will

begin in

the order of

programming.

*

lf more

than 24

selections are

programmed,

the ERROR indicator

flashes

each time the MEMORY

button

is

pressed

and selection

storing is not

possible.

I

I

4.

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Pru..m

ll

h

I

TO CHANGE THE

PROGRAMMING

With random

access

programming,

up to 24

selections

can be

pro-

grammed.

lf

the selection

is

erroneously

programmed

or to change the

programming,

specify the music

No.

of the selection

to be erased with

PROGRAM keys

and

press

the CANCEL

button.

The MUSIG

NO. indicator

goes

off, the LAP/REMAIN

indicator flashes

and the specified

selection is

erased.

.

To erase the

seventh selection

from the'6

selection

programming

with a total

play

time of 29 min

14 sec

Before

erasing

Then,

press

At this time, the total

play

time

indicated in

the IAP/REMAIN indicator

decreases to show that

the selection

is

erased.

After

programming

is changed

.l

To add

a

program

during

play

With

the random

access

programming,

a

program

can be added

during

play.

With the PROGRAM

keys, MEMORY button

and CANGEL button,

the

programming

can

be

completely changed.

I Delete

play programming

1. Load

a compact disc referring to "NORMAL

PLAY".

2. When the ready indicator

lights and the total time is displayed,

the

unit enters

play

standby mode and

programming

is

possible.

3. Specify the music No. which is

not to be

programmed

with PRO-

GRAM keys. The MNR indicator

shows the

specified

No.

and the

same number

of the MUSIC NO. indicator flashes.

When a disc has 13 selections with

a total

play

time of 59 min 12

sec

To delete

second

selection

Press

the CANCEL button. The

corresponding

MUSIC NO. indicator

goes

off and the

play

time

of

the erased selection is decreased from

the display

of the IAP/REMAIN indicator.

Press

''"-m

ffi

''"*m

ry

Repeat

the above

procedures

for

other selections

programming

required.

This

procedure

can

be

carried out during

play.

5.

6.

and

make

the

Music

No.

to be

erased.

OTHER

TUNE

SELECTIONS

OUICK SELECNON

1. Ouick selection with

search

feature

With the search feature, the beginning

of each selection recorded

on the compact disc can be

played

for 10

seconds.

When

the

required

selection is found, start

play.

2. Time

program

selection

By setting the music No.

and start time

play

can be

started

from the

required

point.

3. lndex

No.

selection

By setting the

index

No., the

playback

can be

started

from the

desired section of the tune.

4.

Skip

play

With this feature, the selection which is not desired can be skipped.

The

above selections

can be carried

out only

when

the

unit is in

play

mode

or

play

standby mode. When random

access

programming

or

delete

play programming

is specified, the above

selections

are not

possible.

I

Search

feature and operation

1. When the

SEARCH

button is

pressed,

the beginnings of all the

selections recorded

on

the compact

disc are

played

for

about

10

seconds.

When

the

required

selection

is

found,

press

the PLAY but-

ton.

The

SEARCH

feature is released

and the unit

enters

play

mode.

When

the unit is in normal

play

mode,

pressing

the PLAY button

will

put

the unit

in

search mode.

During search, the SEARCH, LAP nME, MNR

and

MUSIC NO. indi-

cators are displayed.

When

the required tune is

the 6th and the time is 58 min

42

sec

When the compact

disc has index Nos.,

pressing

the

INDEX button

and then

the SEARCH button will

effect

SEARCH of

the index sec-

tions.

Plays for 10 seconds

INDEX

,,"..

ffiry

button and,n""

m

0,n""

I Time

program

selection

1. By

programming

the music

No.

and the start time,

play

can be

stafted from the

specified

point.

2. Set the unit to

play

standby

mode.

3. When the

second selection

with a

start time of 3

min 45

sec

is

to be

played, proceed

as

follows.

Oerur.

the PROGRAM

ffi

t"v.

Oer"r,

the TIME button.

(Oe,"""

the PRoGRAM

f-|Y

*r and MtN button.

@e."r,

the

pRoGRAM

ffi

""a

flff

*r,

@er"""

the MEMO button.

With the above

procedures,

program

selection

is

completed.

Press

the PIAY

button. Play starts from the specified

point.

*

The A <

> B

indicator flashes. This means that

point

A

of

the

A-B repea(

play

is specified.

For

details,

refer

to

"A-B

REPEAT

PIAY".

"

Make a habit

of

noting the start time of

your

favorite section for

this

play.

4.

t0

Flashes when the PLAY

button

is

pressed.

Flashes

when the

PROGRAM 2 key

is

pressed.

I

j

l+-

Fast

forward

I

F_--

Fast

forward

L_J t__l t_

.t

t_

FastlFastlFastlFast

fomardl forwardl forwardl forwarc

INDEX I INDEX 2

INDEX 3

INDEX4

IINDEX5

INDEX

6

t8 9: ?7 5l

I Tune

selection

with

index No.

1. By

setting the music number

and index number,

the

play

can be

started

from

the desired index

No. section.

2.

Set the

music

and index numbers in

the stop mode

specified

in

"NORMAL

PLAY"

on

page

6.

3.

For

example, to start

play

from

the section with music No.

of 3 and

index No.

of 2,

proceed

as

follows.

Oerur.

PROGRAM qfr n"u is

displayed

in

MNR and

MUSIC

-

"o.

3 ftashes.

lul

@er"..

the INDEX button.

(3rrr"r.

PROGRAM

ffi

r"y.

The INDEX

NO.2 tishts.

/ul

@er".,

PLAY button. The

play

starts from

the

specified

section.

l.Skip

play

Set skip

play

mode in

play

standby

mode.

To start

play

from the

Sth selection,

press

the PROGRAM

5

key, then

the PLAY button. The selections from 1st to 4th

are

skipped and

play

starts

from the beginning

of the 5th selection through

to the

last

selection.

To

start

play

from the

5th selection of a compact disc

which has 9

seleetion of 50 min 55 sec

A-B

REPEAT PLAY

With this feature,

a

particular

section

can

be

played

repeatedly.

1. When

play

reaches

the

point

at

which repeat

play

should

start,

press

the A

< > B button.

The A

{ D B

indicatorflashesto

indi-

cate the

start

point

is

specified.

When

play

reaches

the

point

at which repeat

play

should

finish,

press

the A <

> B button.

The A { }B indicator lights to indicate

A-B repeat

play

is

specified.

The unit immediately

returns

to the

start

point

and

plays

the specified section

repeatedly.

3.

To

release A-B

repeat

play, press

the

CLEAR

button.

*

A-B repeat

play

can be set when

the unit is in normal

play

mode

(excluding

quick

selection

play)

and cannot be set in random

ac-

cess

programming

or delete

play programming.

CLEARING THE ENTIRE MEMORY

The

entire memory is

cleared

when the

STOP button

is

pressed

or the

OPEN/CLOSE

button is set to the OUT

position

to open the drawer.

Therefore, when

a disc is replaced. the

program

stored in memory is

automatically

canceled.

REPEAT FUNCTION

All

programmed

selections

can

be repeated any number

of

times

by

pressing

the REPEAT button. The REPEAT indicator lights when

this

function

is operating. Press

the

REPEAT button

again

to reset this func-

tion.

MUSIC STANDBY FEATURE

When the

MUSIC/STANDBY button

is

pressed,

the STANDBY

indicator

lights and the unit

enters

music

standby

mode. ln this mode, the

unit

enters

pause

mode

after

tune

selection.

To release

music standby mode,

press

the MUSIC/STANDBY button

again.

*

ln music

standby mode, the unit

enters

pause

mode

each time the

selection

ends. Use this mode only when required and do not forget

to release

the

mode

after operation.

,,*,m

When

the

PLAY

button is

pressed,

the PLAY indicator lights.

MUSIC

STANDBY

To carry out

music standby on the Sth

selection of an 8 selection

com-

pact

disc

2.

After

programming

is

completed,

the total

time of

the selections

programmed

is

displayed.

Play starts when the

PLAY button is

pressed,

and the TIME display

switches to the elapsed

time.

The TIME display becomes

0:00 at the beginning of each

selection.

The indication

precedes

the

indication at an

intereselection

gap

(e.g.,

0:02, 0:01).

To

check

the time required

for finishing the

program,

press

the RE-

MAIN/IAP button.

The remaining time

is

displayed

as

28:03.

The

elapsed

time is displayed

when

the

REMAIN/IAP

button is

pressed

again.

Press

the

When

the PLAY button is

pressed.

the PAUSE

indicator lights when

the

unit

reaches the beginning of the 5th selection.

Press the PLAY or PAUSE button

to start

play.

TIME DISPLAY

When the

power

switch is turned

on, the TIME display first displays

the

time required for

playing

all selections contained in

the disc.

After

you

have

programmed.

the time required for

playing

all selec-

tions

programmed

is displayed.

When

the PLAY button is

pressed,

the display indicates the time

elapsed since

the

current selection has started. The indication is

0:00 at

the beginning

of each selection.

The

indication is

preceded

by

the

minus

(-)

sign

(e.9.,

-0:02, -0:01)

at an interselection

gap

so that

you

can know when the next

selection starts.

Pressing the REMAIN/LAP button

displays the time required for the

player

to complete all the remaining

selections. The indication

is

pre-

ceded by the

minus

(-)

sign

(e.9.,

-45:03).

Pressing the REMAIN/LAP button returns

the display to the elapsed

time.

*

A disc

containing 8 selections

(42

minutes) is

used

for

explanation

below.

The total time of selections is displayed when

the

information

of the

disc

is read.

button, then the PROGRAM

m

*t

time of

selections

programmed

=

32

minutes

50 seconds

g_

Lishts

REMOTE

CONTROL FEATURE

Two remote

control

systems

are available for

the

FD3040

1. lnfrared

remote

control

MER061

2. System remote

control

O

*"ott

coNTRoL

oN.oFF/LocK

swrrcH

To activate

the

remote

controller,

set this switch

to ON.

@

seruo NDrcAroR

LED lights

when

any of the various

buttons

on the remote

control

unit

is

pressed.

@

trrrrnaneo

EMrrrER

wrNDow

The infrared

signal is

emitted from

this window.

@

aacr BurroN

When

this button is

pressed

during

play,

the unit returns

to the begin-

ning

of the

current selection

and enters

pause

mode.

When the

button

is

pressed

again, the

unit enters

pause

mode

at the beginning

of the

previous

selection.

@

ruexr BUrroN

When this button

is

pressed

once during

play, play

starts from the

be-

ginning

of the next

selection.

When the

button is

pressed

repeatedly,

the

selections

are skipped ac-

cording to the number

of times the button

is

pressed.

@

neeenr

BUrroN

When this

button is

pressed,

the unit

enters

repeat

play

mode. To re-

lease repeat

play

mode,

press

the button

again.

Cseancx

BUrroN

When

this button is

pressed,

the beginnings

of

all the selections re-

corded on the compact disc

are

played

for 10 seconds.

When the PI-AY

button is

pressed

in

auto music

scan mode.

the unit

enters normal

play

mode.

@

enuse BUrroN

When

this button is

pressed

during

play,

the unit

enters

pause

mode.

When

the button is

pressed

again or the PLAY

button

is

pressed,

play

starts at the

point

at which

the unit enters

pause

mode.

@

elav

BUrroN

Press

to start

play.

@

rvrusrclsrANDBY

BUTToN

When this button

is

pressed,

it

comes to the

pause

condition

at the

head of the tune

to be

played.

Press

once

more,

and it will be released.

@

sroe BUrroN

Used to

stop

play.

The disc stops and the

program

is

erased.

Range of

operations for

the remote control

unit

The

range

of operation for the remote

control unit is

approximately

5

m from

the infra-red

receptor

of the FD3040

Normal

operations will

not be

possible

if

the remote

control unit is not

pointed

at the receptor

or

if

there is anything

between the remote

con-

trol and the

FD3040

main unit.

lnserting

the batteries

The batteries

of this remote

control unit

should

last

1

year

under

normal

operating conditions. Remove

the batteries if the remote

con-

trol unit is not

going

to be used for

a

long

period

of time. Replace weak

batteries

as soon as

possible.

1.

Remove the cover.

2. lnsert

the

batteries with

+ and

-

correctly

oriented.

Secure the cover by snapping

it back ihto

place.

3.

Remote

control transmission unit

10

IN

CASE OF

DIFFICULTY

lf

you

experience any difficulty,

check the following

before

contacting

your

dealer or the nearest

service station.

DISC DOES NOT ROTATE

1. Make

sure

that

the

power

cord

is

properly

connected.

2.

Confirm that

the POWER

switch is

on.

3. Confirm that the drawer

is in

place.

4.

Check

that the transport

screws have

been removed.

5.

Confirm that the disc has

been loaded with

the label

side

up.

DISC ROTATES BUT NO

SOUND IS HEARD

1. Check connections between the disc

player,

amplifier and speakers.

2. Confirm that the amplifier POWER

switch

is

ON.

3.

Check the volume control

setting of the amplifier.

4. Confirm that the source

selector of the amplifier is

set to CD or to

the

position

to

which

the FD3040 is

connected.

SOUND IS INTERRUPTED INTERMTTTENTLY

1. Check for dirt

on the disc.

2.

Check

the

disc

for

large

scratches.

3.

Check the disc for warp.

CAUTION

ln winter, the windows

in

a heated

room

collect moisture or drops of

water. This

phenomenon

is

called

dew

condensation.

The

optical

lens

of a CD

player

may have dew condensation in the following conditions.

o

lmmediately

after a

heating

system

is

switched on

.ln

a

mcist room

.

When brought

from

a cold

place

into

a heated room

ln

these conditions.

wait

about 30

minutes

before use, because the CD

player

may

not

operate correctly or the music number may not be read

correctly.

lf

the CD

player

causes electric wave interruption to

turners or

TVs,

keep the CD

player,

tuners

or

TVs

away

from

each other.

Compared with analogue records, the residual noise

of a compact

disc

is very low. Be careful to start

playback

with

the

volume

control of the

amplifier set to the optimum

position.

Excessive volume control

setting

may damage the speakers.

TECHNICAT

SPECIFICATIONS

AUDIO PERFORMANCE

Number

of Channels

......2

Frequency

Response

. .4 Hz

-

20 kHz

DynamicRange.

... >90d8

Signal-to-NoiseRatio

......

>90d8

Channel Separation

>

90 dB

Total

Harmonic Distortion

(incl.

noise)

. . . .

0.003 %

WowandFlutter.

.... unmeasurable

D/AConversion

..... .....'16

bitwith digital filtering

Error

Correction System .... Cross lnterleave

Solomon Code

(CIRC)

AudioOutputlevel

.

2Vrms

OPTICAL READOUT

SYSTEM

Laser.

......semi-conductorAlGaAs

Wavelength

.0.78

pm

SIGNAL FORMAT

Sampling Frequency

44.1 kHz

Ouantization

....16 bit linear/channel

Dtsc

Diameter

. . . 4-314'

(120

mm

)

Thickness

. . . 1120'

(1.2

mm

)

Direction

of Rotation

(seen

from reading

side)

...

counter-clockwise

ScanningVelocity

.....1.2-1.4mis

Rotation

Speed

.

..... 500

-

200 rpm

Playing Time

(maximum)

.... ......

60

min

(stereo)

TrackPitch

...1.6arm

Material

......

plastic

CABINET,

GENERAL

Dimensions

(with

drawer closed)

Panel

Width

16-17132'(420 mm)

Panel Height

..3-11132'(85

mm)

Depth.

......,.....1'l-13/16"(300mm)

Weight

. . . . . 17 .6 lbs.

(8.0

kg

)

11

SAFETY INSTRUCTION

READ

BEFORE

OPERATING

EOUIPMENT

This

product

was designed and'manufactured

to meet

struct

qublity

and

safety standards. There are,

however,

some installation

and

operation

precautions

which

you

should be

particularl,y

aware

of .

1. Read lnstructions

-

All

the

safety and operating

instructions

should

be

read before the appliance

is

operated.

2. Retain lnstructions

-

The

safety

and operating instructions

should

be

retained for future reference.

3. Head

Warnings

-

All warnings on

the appliance and

in

the

operating

instructions

should be adhered to.

4.

Follow

lnstructions

-

All operating

and use instructions

should be

followed.

5. Water and

Moisture

-

The appliance

should not be

used

near

water-

for

example,

near

a

bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink, laundry tub,

in a wet basement,

or

near

a swimming

pool,

etc.

6.

Carts and

Stands

-

The appliance

should be used

only with a cart

or stand that is

recommended

by the manufacturer,

7. Wall or Ceiling Mounting

-

The

appliance should be

mounted to

a

wall

or

ceiling

only

as

recommended

by the

manufacturer,

8.

Ventilation

-

The appliance should be

situated so

that

its location

or

position

does

not

interfere

with its

proper

ventilation.

For

example, the appliance should not

be situated

on a

bed,

sofa, rug,

or similar surface that

may block the ventilation

openings;

or,

'

placed

in a built-in installation,

such as a bookcase

or cabinet

that

may

impede the flow

of air through

the

ventilation

openings.

9.

Heat

-

The appliance

should be

situated

away from heat

sources

such as

radiators, heat registers,

stoves,

or other appliances

(in-

cluding amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

10, Power

Sources

-

The applianc€

should

be connected to

a

power

supply only of the

type described

in the

operating

instructions

or

as marked

on the

appliance.

11.

Grounding

or Polarization

-

The

precautions

that

should be taken

so

that the

grounding

or

polarization

means

of an appliance

is not

defeated.

12. Power-Cord Protection

-

Power-supply

cords should

be

routed

so

that

they are not

likely

to be

walked on or

pinched

by items

placed

upon

or against

them,

paying

particular

attention to

cords at

plugs,

convenience receptacles,

and the

point

where

they exit from

the

appl iance.

13.

Cleaning

-

The

appliance

should

be cleaned

only as recommended

by the manufacturer._

14. Power

Lines

-

An outdoor

antenna

should

be located away from

power

lines.

15.

Outdoor

Antenna

Grounding

-

lf an outside

antenna is

connected

to the receiver.

be

sure the

antenna

system is

grounded

so as to

provide

some

protection

against

voltage

surges

and built

up static

charges.

Section

810 of the

National

Electrical

Code, ANSI/NFpA

No. 70{981,

provides

information

with respect

to

proper

grounding

of the

mast

and supponing

structure,

grounding

of the

lead-in

wire

to an

antenna

discharge

unit,

size

of

grounding

conductors, location

of antennadischarge

unit,

oonnection

to

grounding

electrodes,

and requirements

for

the

grounding

electrode.

See Fig. 1.

Nonuse Periods

-

The

power

cord

of the appliance

should

be un-

plugged

from

the outlet

when

left

unused for

a long

period

of

time.

Object and Liquid

Entry

-

Care

should

be taken so that

objects

do

not

fall

and liquids

are not

spilled into the

enclosure

through

openings.

Damage

Requiring

Service

-

The appliance

should be

serviced by

qualified

service

personnel

when:

A. The

power+upply

cord or the

plug

has

been damaged;

or

B.

Ob.iects

have fallen,

or

liquid

has

spilled inro

the appliance;

or

C. Theappliance has

been exposed

to

rain;

or

D. The appliance

does not

appear to operate normally

or exhibits

a marked

change in

performance;

or

E. The

appliance has

been dropped,

or the enclosure

damaged.

Servicing

-

The user

should

not

attempt to

service the appliance

beyond that described in the

operating instructions.

All other

servicing

should be referred

to

qualifid

service

personnel.

Ground

Clamp

Lead-in

(Antenna)

Wire

To

Receiver or Tuner

Mast

Ground Wire

Ground

Wire

Ground

Clamps

rl

Grounding

Electrode

lj

Driuen

8'

(2.44

meters)

into

the Earth.

Use No. l0

AWG

(5.3

mm2

)

copper or No.

8 AWG

(8.4

mm2

)

aluminum

or No. l7

AWG

(l.0mm2)copperrlad

steel

or

bronze wire,

or

larEeras

ground

wires for

both

mast and lead-in.

Secure

lead-in

wire from

antenna to lightning

arrestor and mast

ground

wire

to house

with stand-off

insulators.

spaced from

4 feet

(1.22

meters)

to 6 feet

(1.83

meters)

apart.

Mount laghtning

arrestor as

closely as

possible

to where lead-in

enters

house.

Fig.

1.

Typicrl lnsrrllrtion

{or

Lightning Arrestor

16.

17.

18.

19.

A}

B}

c)

12

*:r'

LIMITED

WARRANTY

MAGNAVOX

Component Audio

Thank

you

for

selecting a Magnavox

Component

Audio

Unit.

Please

read

carefully the

Operating

lnstructions

f

urnished with this

product.

We believe

that

you

will

be very

satisfied with

your purchase

and

provide

the

following

\A'arranty

to

you,

as the original

purchaser.

WHAT N.A.P.

WILL

DO

SERVICE LABOR

-

For

the f irst 12 months from

date

of

purchase,

an N.A.P.

Authorized

Service

Center

will

repair

any

product

defect

and replace

any

defective

part

without

charge

to

you

for

parts

or labor.

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

-

For

the

first 12 months

from

date

of

purchase,

an Authorized

Service Center

will

supply

you

with

a

new

or at our

option,

remanufac-

tured

part

for

any

part

found

to be defective without

charge to

you

for

the

part.

Replacement

parts

are war-

ranted

only

for

the

balance of

the original

warranty

period.

WARRANTY

COVERAGE

-

This warranty is

extended

to the original retail

purchaser

for

products purchased

within

the United

States.

lt

does not

apply to

products

used

in

commercial

applications

and covers defects in

workmanship

and materials

only. lt does not

cover dam-

age resulting from

owner

misuse

or abuse, and all other

failures

not attributable

to manufacluring

defects.

IMPORTANT

This

warranty

gives you

specific legal rights,

and

you

may

also

have

other rights

that vary from

state to state.

lf

at any time during

the warranty

period your

dealer

or

his

servicer

is

unable lo make

a satisfactory repair on

this

product, please

contact

the nearest NAPCEC

Con-

sumer Affairs

olfice identified

on this

page.

WHATTHE PURCHASER

MUST

DO

BEFORE

CALLING FOR

SERVIGE- Readandbecome

familiar

with

the

instructions for

conneclion

of

your

unit

and adjustment

of the customer controls

described in

your

instruction

book. Your warranty

does not

cover

labor

charges for installation

or adjustment

of customer

controls.

TO

OBTAIN

WARRANTY

SERVICE

-

lf

you

have

determined that

service

is required during

the warra nty

period, you

must

take

your player

to the dealer

lrom

which

you purchased

it

or an Authorized

Service Center

and

pick

it

up after

completion of service.

PROVIDE

PROOF

OF

PURCHASE

-

You must

pro-

vide

proof

of the date on which

the

product

was

first

purchased (sales

receipt

or other evidence) when re-

questing

service or replacement

of

parts

under warranty.

IMPORTANT

REM!NDER

Please filloutyour

Warranty Registration

Card

and mail it

to N.A.P.

Consumer Electronics Corp.

prompitly.

lt

will be

easier

for

us to notify

you

if it

should ever be

required.

Return

ol

the

Warranty Registration

Card is not a

condi-

tion to warranty

coverage.

CONSUMER

AFFAIRS

All

dealers

offer repair

service through

their own

service

departments

or through one or more nearby NAPCEC

Authorized

Service

Centers. Although

it is expected

that needed repair

service will be

furnished

on request

by the

Dealer's

service

organization,

situations

which

he may not resolve

to the owner's satisfaction

should be reported

to

the

nearest

NAPCEC

Area

Service

Office

for investigation

and follow-up.

Call or write

to NAPCEC,

Consumer Affairs

Manager,

at

-

N.A.P.

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

CORP.

P.O.

BOX

6950, KNOXVILLE,

TN. 37914

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