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CDC 875
Compact Disc Changer
Changeur de Disques Compacts
Compact Disc-Wechsler
Compact Disc-Wisselaar
Cambiador ’Compact Disc’
CambiaCompact Disc
Compact Disc-Skifter
Compact Disc-Vaxiare
Compact Disc -Levynvaihdin
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INTRODUCTION
The Compact Disc system is a major step forward in the sphere
of audio technoiogy. By empioying the most sophisticated digitai
and opticai technoiogies, Compact Disc not oniy produces the
uitimate in sound reproduction, it aiso offers unprecedented ease
of operation, with rapid access to every track on the disc and the
possibiiity of programming.___________________________________________
CONTENTS
iNSTALLATiON
OPERATiON
PROGRAMMiNG
FAVOURiTE TRACK SELECTION
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
FAULTS AND THEIR LIKELY CAUSES
ILLUSTRATIONS
INSTALLATION
UNPACKING
With this changer are supplied:
- a power supply lead;
a connection cable;
- a remote control;
- batteries for the remote control;
- a cartridge for six Compact Discs.
• Remove all packaging materials from the changer and the
accessories.
CHECKING THE POWER SUPPLY SETTING
• Check that the type plate on the rear of your changer indicates
the correct supply voltage.
• If your mains supply voltage is different, consult your dealer or
our Service Organisation.___________________________________________
REMOVING THE TRANSIT CLAMPS (Fig. 1-2)
The three red transit clamps on the bottom lock the play mecha
nism to protect it during transportation.
• Turn the changer upside down.
• Turn the clamps anti-clockwise and withdraw them from the
changer.
• Store them in the recesses provided on the rear of the changer.
If you want to transport the changer, reinsert the clamps and
rotate them clockwise until they lock in position.________________________
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SITING THE CHANGER
Free-standing
• Always position the changer horizontally on aflat, firm surface.
• Allow a free space of at least 3 cm above the changer so as not
to interfere with the cooling of the changer.
In an audio rack
• The changer can be sited in any desired position.
Stacked
• Site the changer preferably at the bottom or at the top.
• Never position the changer directly on top of a high-power
amplifier, as such an amplifier gives off a substantial amount of
heat.
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Warning!
Never stand the changer in persistent direct sunlight or near any
heat source.
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CONNECTIONS (Fig. 4)
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a SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL IN/OUT: for a remote control
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system.
Use this connection for:
- Connecting up the equipment when you are incorporating the
changer in a PHILIPS HiFi system with its own remote control
system.
- Connecting the remote control receiver EM 2200, available as
an accessory, if the siting of the changer prevents its REMOTE
eye from receiving the signals from the remote control directly.
b DIG OUT: for digital signal processing or future applications
such as CD-I.
c ANALOGUE OUT:
FIX: for connection to a PHILIPS amplifier or HiFi system with its
own remote control.
VAR: for connection to an amplifier or HiFi system without its
own remote control.
• Insert a red plug into the ’R’ socket (right-hand channel) and the
other plug into the ’L’ socket (left-hand channel) of the FIX
output or the VAR output. In the case of connection via the VAR
output, the sound level can be adjusted with the — VOLUME -t-
keys on the remote control.
• Insertthe two other plugs into the corresponding sockets of the
CD or AUX input of your amplifier.
You can also use the TUNER orTAPE IN connection, but never
the PHONO input. This is not suitable for Compact Disc
reproduction.
d Connection for the mains lead.
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INSERTING AND REPLACING THE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE
CONTROL (Fig. 3)
• Open the battery compartment.
• Insert the three batteries according to the diagram in the
compartment.
• Replace the cover.
The life of the batteries is around one year. Remove them when
they are flat or when you are not intending to use the remote
control for some time. In this way you will prevent damage to the
remote control by possible battery leakage.
For replacement only use batteries of the type R03, UM4 or AAA.
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OPERATION
EXPLANATION OF KEYS ETC. (Fig. 5) 1 ON/OFF
> For switching on and off. The blue light above serves as on/off
indication.
2 REMOTE
> Receives the signals from the remote control.
3 DISPLAY
> Informs you about the functioning of the changer.
> Displays details from the disc contents list.
See also: The information on the display’.
4 ’1-6’ disc number keys
> For selecting another disc during play.
> For selecting a disc to start play with.
> For selecting discs during programming.
5 TIME
For selecting which time information you wish to see:
> TRACK LAP: The elapsed playing time of a track
(LAP = elapsed).
> REM TRACK: The remaining playing time of a track
(REM = remaining).
> REM TOTAL: The remaining playing time of an entire disc.
6 CLEAR
> For erasing track numbers from a programme.
> For erasing favourite track selections.
7 ’1-0’ digit keys
> For selecting another disc or track number during play.
> For selecting a disc or track number to start play with.
> For selecting disc and track numbers during programming.
8 STORE
> For storing disc and track numbers when compiling a pro
gramme.
9 FTS
> For activating the Favourite Track Selection circuit.
10 SHUFFLE
> For playing in random order.
11 PLAY PROGRAM
> For direct selection and play (PLAY) or direct programming
(PROGRAM) of discs and tracks.
12 SCAN
> For automatically playing the beginning of each track.
> For checking a programme (REVIEW).
13 PHONES
> For connection of headphones.
See also: ’Listening with headphones’.
14VOLUME
> For adjusting the volume when listening with headphones.
15 OPEN/CLOSE
> For opening and closing the cartridge compartment.
> For ejecting the cartridge.
16 PLAY/REPLAY
> For starting play (PLAY).
> For returning to the beginning of a track (REPLAY).
17 STOP/CM
> For stopping play (STOP).
> For erasing a programme (CM = Clear Memory).
18 ►►
> For fast search to a particular passage during play
(◄◄ backwards and ►► forwards).
When used in conjunction with FAST, the search speed is
increased.
19 !◄ PREV TRACK ►! NEXT
> For selecting another track number during play.
> For selecting a track number to start play with.
> For selecting track numbers during programming.
(!◄ PREV from high to low and ►! NEXT from low to high.)
20 PAUSE
> For interrupting play.
> For holding play at the start of a disc, track or passage.
21 REPEAT
> For repeating a track, a disc, all discs, or a programme.
Most of the controls also appear on the remote control.
The functions below can only be operated using the remote
control:
- VOLUME +
> For adaptingthe sound levelwhenthe changer is connectedvia
the ANALCGUE GUT VAR sockets to an amplifier or HiFi
system without its own remote control.
SELECT
For choosing the SELECT setting. Data can then be entered using
the digit keys for:
> Selecting another disc during play.
> Selecting a disc to start play with.
> Selecting discs during programming.
A-B
> For setting the starting and stopping point of a passage to be
repeated.
- DISC -I> For selecting another disc during play.
> For selecting a disc to start play with.
> For selecting discs during programming.
(’ — ’ from high to low and’-t- ’ from low to high.)
For the best reception of the signals from the remote control you
should aim it as directly as possible at the REMCTE eye.
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THE INFORMATION ON THE DISPLAY (Fig. 6)
Each Compact Disc has, along with the music, a list of contents
detailing the numbers of the tracks, the playing time of each track
and the total playing time of the disc. The changer always scans
this first and stores it in its memory in order, for instance, to
provide information via the display.
1((0
> Lights up when the REMOTE eye receives signals from the
remote control.
+ 20
> Lights up if there are more than 20 tracks on a disc.
1-20
> As soon as a disc contents list has been scanned by the
changer, the numbers of the tracks on the disc remain lit. As
soon as a track has been played its number goes out on the
number indicator.
PLAY
> Lights up next to MODE when the changer is set to the direct
play mode.
PROG
> Lights up next to MODE when the changer is set to the direct
programming mode.
TRACK LAP
> Lights up when the elapsed playing time of a track is shown.
REM TRACK
> Lights up when the remaining playing time of a track is shown.
REM TOTAL
> Lights up when the remaining playing time of a disc is shown.
TRACK REPEAT
> Lights up when a track is repeated.
REPEAT DISC
> Lights up when a disc is repeated.
REPEAT ALL
> Lights up when all discs are repeated.
PROGRAM
> Lights up when a programme is stored in the changer memory
and whenever it is played.
SHUFFLE
> Lights up when the tracks on the discs or in a programme are
played in random order.
REVIEW
> Lights up when you review a programme.
FTS
> Flashes after the FTS key has been pressed.
> Flashes briefly if there is an FTS programme of the disc to be
played.
> Lights up when a programme from the FTS memory is played.
SCAN
> Lights up when the beginning of each track is played automati
cally.
ERROR
> Lights up if you make a mistake when operating the changer.
PAUSE
> Lights up when the changer is in the pause mode.
A-B
> Lights up when a passage is repeated.
> Flashes until the stopping point of the passage is set.
DISC
> Lights up ifyoutry to start playback while the disc is loaded with
the printed side facing upwards or if the disc is missing or
damaged.
The CD Indication above the disc number key also goes out.
DISC and TRACK
> Indicate which disc and which track on it is being played.
MIN and SEC
Indicate:
> The elapsed playing time of a track (TRACK LAP).
> The remaining playing time of a track (REM TRACK).
> The remaining playing time of a disc (REM TOTAL).___________________
SWITCHING ON AND OFF (ON/OFF)
Switching on
• Press ON/OFF.
> The display and the on/off indication light up.
> When there is a cartridge in the changer the number of the first
disc appears under DISC and the number of the first track on it
appears under TRACK.
Play then starts automatically after 2 seconds.
Switching off
• Press ON/OFF again.
> All lights are extinguished.
Warning!
Do not switch off the changer untilthe cartridge compartment has
been closed._________________________________________________________
INSERTING DISCS INTO THE CARTRIDGE (Fig. 7-10)
• Open one tray at a time.
• Place the disc in the tray with the printed side facing down
wards.
• Close each tray before opening another one.
Warning!
> This cartridge is only for home use.
> Only 12-cm discs should be inserted.
> Should you wish to insert 8-cm discs (CD singles), they should
first be adapted by means of adapter rings (Fig. 11). For this
purpose only use adapter rings of the type SBC 3580.
A separate cartridge for 8-cm discs is also available.
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PLAYBACK (PLAY/REPLAY)
• Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the cartridge compartment.
• Insert the cartridge into the changer (Fig. 12).
> The number of the first disc appears under DISC and the
number of the first track on it appears under TRACK.
> The cartridge compartment closes automatically after 2 se
conds and a few moments later playback starts .
You can also start play with PLAY/REPLAY.
> The number indicator shows how many tracks are on the disc.
> When a track has been played its number disappears.
> Under DISC and TRACK is always shown what disc and what
track on it is being played.
> Under MIN and SEC the elapsed playing time of the track being
played is always shown. TRACK LAP also remains lit.
> After the last disc, play stops.
> Under DISC and TRACK you will again see the number of the
first disc and the number of the first track on it.
• Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the cartridge compartment and
remove the cartridge.
> The information disappears from the display and the entire
number indicator lights up.
> The cartridge compartment closes automatically after 2 se-
conds. You may also close it by pressing OPEN/CLOSE.
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ADAPTING THE SOUND LEVEL (- VOLUME +)
• Press - VOLUME.
> The volume which has been set at the amplifier decreases in
steps to a set level.
• Press VOLUME +.
> The volume now increases in the same steps to the originally
set level.
Warning!
- The volume setting selected using — VOLUME + is cancelled
when the changer is switched off.
- — VOLUME + affects the signal strength of the changer.
For this reason these keys should not be used when making
recordings.
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CHANGING TO ANOTHER KIND OFTIME INFORMATION (TIME)
• Press TIME whenever you want to know the remaining playing
time of a track.
> The REM TRACK indication lights up.
• Press TIME again if you wish to knowthe remaining playing time
of an entire disc.
> The REM TOTAL indication lights up.
• Press TIME once more if you wish to return to elapsed playing
time indication.
> The TRACK LAP indication lights up again.___________________________
GOING BACK TO THE BEGINNING OF A TRACK
(PLAY/REPLAY)
• Press PLAY/REPLAY.
> The track starts again from the beginning.___________________________
SELECTING ANOTHER TRACK DURING PLAY
With the ’1-0' digit keys
• Key in the required number. Numbers consisting of two figures
must be keyed in within one second.
> TRACK begins to flash.
> The music stops and a moment later the selected track begins
to play.
If you key in a non-existent number, then ERROR appears and
play continues as normal.
With M PREV TRACK NEXT
• Press !◄ PREV or ►! NEXT until the required number appears
under TRACK.
> The music stops and a moment later the selected track begins
to play.
If you press ►! NEXT while playing the last track of a disc, the first
one will be played.
If you press !◄ PREV while playing the first track of a disc, the last
one will be played.
SELECTING ANOTHER DISC DURING PLAY
With the ’1-6’ disc number keys
• Key in the number of the required disc.
> The number appears under DISC.
> The music stops and a moment later the selected disc begins
to play.
With - DISC +
• Press ’ —’ or ’ + ’ until the required number appears under
’DISC’.
> The music stops and a moment later the selected disc begins
to play.
If you press ’ -I- ’ while playing the last disc, the first one will be
played.
If you press ’—’while playing the first disc, the last one will be
played.
With SELECT and the ’1-0’ digit keys
• Press SELECT.
> DISC begins to flash.
• Key in the number of the required disc.
> The number appears under DISC.
> TRACK begins to flash.
• Key in the required track number. Numbers consisting of two
figures must be keyed in within one second.
> The number appears under TRACK.
> The music stops and a moment later the selected disc and track
begin to play._____________________________________________________
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SEARCHING FOR A PARTICULAR PASSAGE DURING PLAY
• Hold ■« down to search backwards to the beginning.
• Hold ►► down to search forwards to the end
As soon as the key is released play restarts at once.
As soon as you reach the beginning of the first track on a disc,
ERROR appears. Play will resume there as soon as you release
the key. If you reach the end of the last track on a disc, ERROR will
also appear. If you then release the key, play will resume a few
seconds before the end of the disc.
At this searching speed the sound remains audible._____________________
RAPID SEARCH FOR A PASSAGE (FAST and ◄◄ ►►)
• Press FAST.
> FASflights up.
• Now press or ◄◄ within 2 seconds.
• Hold the key pressed down; if you release the key for a moment,
At the fast searching speed no sound is audible.________________________
SCANNING THE DISCS (SCAN)
• Before or during play, press SCAN.
> The SCAN indication lights up.
> The first 10 seconds of each track are played in turn.
> After the last track on the last disc scanning starts again with
the first disc.
> Press SCAN again at a track you wish to hear in full.
> The SCAN indication goes out.
> Play continues as normal.
During the scan, it is possible to use the ’1-6’ disc number keys,
- DISC -F, the ’1-0’ digit keys and TRACK.
BEGINNING WITH A DISC OTHER THAN THE FIRST
• Select the number of the required disc using:
- One of the ’1-6’ disc number keys,
-----DISC -t- or,
- SELECT and the ’1-0’ digit keys.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY.
> Play will start with the selected disc._________________________________
BEGINNING WITH A TRACK NUMBER OTHER THAN THE FIRST
With the ’1-0’ digit keys
• Select the number of the disc you want to start with.
• Key in the required track number. Numbers consisting of two
figures must be keyed in within one second.
> TRACK begins to flash.
> Play begins with the selected track.
With !◄ PREV TRACK H NEXT
• Select the number of the disc you want to start with.
• Press ►! NEXT or !◄ PREV until the required track number
appears under TRACK.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY.
> Piay begins with the selected track.
RANDOM PLAYBACK (SHUFFLE)
• Before or during piay, press SHUFFLE.
> The SHUFFLE indication lights up.
> All tracks are now played in a random order.
• Press SHUFFLE again if you wish to return to normal play.
> The SHUFFLE indication goes out.
If you also press REPEAT twice then play is repeated in a different
order each time.
If you press ►! NEXT then play continues with any other track.
If you press !◄ PREV then the track playing is restarted.
Searching for a particular passage is limited to within the track
being played.
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search will recommence at the slowest speed.
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BRIEFLY INTERRUPTING PLAYBACK/HOLDING PLAY AT THE
START OF A DISC, TRACK OR PASSAGE (PAUSE)
To briefly Interrupt playback
• Press PAUSE.
> The PAUSE indication lights up.
> The sound stops but the disc continues to spin.
• Press PAUSE again to restart.
> The PAUSE indication goes out.
> Play restarts at the point where it was interrupted.
Holding play at the start of a disc, track or passage
You can go to any place on a disc and hold it by pressing PAUSE
before:
- starting to play a disc;
- going back to the beginning of a track;
- selecting another disc or track;
- searching for a particular passage;
- beginning with a disc or track other than the first one.
Press PAUSE again to start play at the chosen place.
REPEATING A PASSAGE (A - B)
• During play press A - B at the required starting point.
> The A - B indication starts flashing.
• Press A - B again at the required stopping point.
> The A-> B indication now remains lit continuously.
> The passage between points A and B will now be replayed
continuously.
• Press A -* * B again to stop repeat.
> The A - B indication goes out.
> Play continues as normal.
To find the starting and stopping points quickly, you can use the
and ►! NEXT keys.
Starting and stopping points can only be set within one disc.
REPEATING A TRACK (REPEAT)
• Before or during play, press REPEAT.
> The TRACK REPEAT indication lights up.
> The track will now be replayed continuously.
• To stop repeat, press REPEAT three times.
> The TRACK REPEAT indication goes out.
> Play continues as normal.
REPEATING A DISC (REPEAT)
• Before or during play, press REPEAT twice.
> The REPEAT DISC indication lights up.
> The disc will now be replayed continuously.
• To stop repeat, press REPEAT twice again.
> The REPEAT DISC indication goes out.
> Play continues as normal.
REPEATING ALL DISCS (REPEAT)
• Before or during play, press REPEAT three times.
> The REPEAT ALL indication lights up.
> All discs will now be replayed continuously.
• To stop repeat, press REPEAT again.
> The REPEAT ALL indication goes out.
> Play continues as normal.
STOPPING PLAYBACK (STOP/CM or OPEN/CLOSE)
• Press STOP/CM if you merely wish to stop.
> The number of the first disc will again appear under DISC and
the number of the first track on it under TRACK.
• Press OPEN/CLOSE if you wish to stop and take out the
cartridge.
> The Information disappears from the display and the entire
number Indicator lights up.
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PROGRAMMING
By programming the changer you can play up to 30 tracks in any
required sequence. If you exceed the maximum of 30 tracks,
ERROR appears.
STORING A PROGRAMME
Before playback
• Press PLAY PROGRAM.
> PROG lights up next to MODE.
> The changer is now in the direct programming mode; every
track number that you now key in is included directly in the
programme.
• Select the number of the required disc.
• Key in the first required track number. Numbers consisting of
two figures must be keyed in within one second.
> TRACK begins to flash.
> The PROGRAM indication lights up and ’P 7’appears;thetrack
number has now been stored in the changer’s memory.
• Key in the remaining required track numbers of the disc.
> Each time a track has been stored ’P’will appear along with the
number of tracks stored.
• If you wish to store tracks from another disc, you must first
enter the number of that disc.
During playback
• Press STORE with every track numberyou wish to include in the
programme.
> Each time atrack has been stored ’P’will appear along with the
number of tracks stored.
CHECKING THE PROGRAMME
• With PLAY PROGRAM set the changer to the direct program
ming mode.
> PROG lights up next to MODE.
• Press SCAN.
> The REVIEW indication lights up. All the disc and track numbers
appear in the programmed sequence on the display.
You can review a programme prior to or during programmed play.
If ERROR appears nothing has been stored.
ERASING ATRACK NUMBER FROM THE PROGRAMME OR THE
ENTIRE PROGRAMME
• With PLAY PROGRAM set the changer to the direct program
ming mode.
> PROG lights up next to MODE.
• Press SCAN.
> The REVIEW indication lights up. Ail the disc and track numbers
appear in the programmed sequence on the display.
• Press CLEAR when the track number you wish to erase
appears.
• Press STOP/CM if you wish to erase the entire programme.
PLAYING THE PROGRAMME
• With PLAY PROGRAM set the changer to the direct program
ming mode.
> PROG lights up next to MODE.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY.
> Play starts with the first item of the programme.
> As play continues the following numbers in the sequence
appear. The number indicator always shows what track num
bers of a particular disc have been stored.
All keys (except the ’1-6’ disc number keys and — DISC +) can
be used during the playback of a programme.
Searching for a particular passage is limited to within the track
being played.
As long as the changer is in the direct programming mode you can
continue to add to the programme during playback.
When STOP/CM is pressed or when all the tracks of the pro
gramme have been played, the disc stops, but the programme
remains stored.
The program will be erased if you press OPEN/CLOSE. It will also
be erased if you press STOP/CM twice in succession during
playback.
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FAVOURITE TRACK SELECTION (FTS)
You can also transfer the programme for a particular disc to the
permanent (FTS) memory of the changer. You can then cail up and
play your favourite selection from this disc at any time.
The seiection remains stored in the FTS memory, even if you piay
the entire disc or compile another programme from it.
Every disc is assigned a ranking number in the FTS memory which
is shown on the display.
The number of discs you can store in the FTS memory is
dependent on the number of tracks per programme.
Note!
FTS must always be used together with other keys. Press the next
key within 5 seconds, otherwise the FTS indication stops
flashing. Press the FTS key again to reactivate the command.
STORING FAVOURITE SELECTIONS
• Compile your programme as described under ’PROGRAM
MING’.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY to play the programme.
• Press FTS for every disc of which you wish to store the
programme in the FTS memory.
> The FTS indication starts flashing.
• Press STORE.
> The FTS indication now stays lit continuously.
> The display shows ’FtS’ and the ranking number of this pro
gramme.
> Yourfavourite selection is now stored in the FTS memory under
this ranking number.
• Stick the FTS sticker with the ranking number on the spine of the
disc holder.
If afavourite selection of a particular disc had already been stored,
then it is automatically erased and the new selection is stored
under the old ranking number.
If ERROR appears after pressing STORE, it can be for one of the
following reasons:
- The FTS memory is full, or there are no more ranking numbers
available: You must now erase the entire FTS memory in order
to provide space for the new programme. All ranking numbers
then become available again.
- No programme has been compiled.
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ERASING A FAVOURITE SELECTION FOR ONE SINGLE DISC
• Keep FTS pressed and in the meantime press !◄ PREV or
►H NEXT until the ranking number appears next to ’FtS’.
• While still keeping FTS pressed, press CLEAR.
> ’FtS 000’ appears briefly on the display.
> The selection has now been erased.
If you do not know the ranking number of a selection:
• Select the disc number.
• Press FTS and PLAY/REPLAY.
> ’FfS’appears, followed by the ranking number.
• Note the number.
• You can now erase the selection as described above._________________
ERASING ALL FAVOURITE SELECTIONS AT ONCE
• Press FTS.
> The FTS indication starts flashing.
• Now immediately press REPEAT and CLEAR.
> The FTS indication keeps on flashing.
> When the entire FTS memory has been erased ’FtS 000'
appears briefly on the display.
> All ranking numbers are now available again.
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PLAYING FAVOURITE SELECTIONS
• With PLAY PROGRAM set the changer to the direct program
ming mode.
> PROG lights up next to MODE.
• Press FTS.
> The FTS indication starts flashing.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY.
> The FTS indication now stays lit up.
> The favourite track selections of all discs in the cartridge are
now played in succession.
> Before a selection is played its ranking number appears first on
the display.
If ERROR appears no favourite selection has been stored.
• Press FTS and STOP/CM if you want to revert to normal play.
All keys can be used during the playback of a favourite selection.
Searching for a particular passage is limited to within the track
being played.
As long as the changer is in the direct programming mode you can
continue to add to the programme during playback.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
FAULTS AND THEIR LIKELY CAUSES
LISTENING WITH HEADPHONES (PHONES)
• Connect headphones having a 6.3 mm jack plug and an imped
ance between 8 and 2000 ohms to the PHONES socket.
• The sound level Is adjusted with the VOLUME control.
ATTACHING THE STICKERS TO THE CARTRIDGE (fig. 13-14)
The stickers can be used for:
- Noting disc titles, names of artists etc. on the storage case (’A’
and ’O’) and the cartridge itself (’B’ and ’O’).
- Numbering, alphabetizing and classifying different cartridges
CD', 'E', 'F and *G').
• Attach the stickers at the places indicated.
Should you attach them elsewhere this may hamper the func
tioning of the changer or the cartridge.
Do not place stickers on top of each other. Only the stickers ’D’,
'E', 'F' and 'G' can be placed on top of the 'O’ stickers.
CARE OF THE DISCS
Although both sides of a disc are protected by a special coating,
it Is still advisable to treat the discs with care:
• Never leave discs lying around, put them back in their holders
immediately after use.
• Never write on the printed side!
• Do not attach any stickers on that side.
• Keep the shiny surface of the disc clean. Use a soft lint-free
cloth and always wipe the disc in a Straight line from centre to
edge. You may breath lightly on the disc first.
The cleaning set SBC 3540, available separately, is a useful
accessory for cleaning your discs. It contains a protective sup
port, a special disc cleaning cloth and a bottle of cleaning fluid.
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Insufficient familiarity with the combination of a new product and
new discs may lead to faults arising during use. These are
generally caused by simple errors in operation or external factors.
It is perhaps useful to check the points listed below and where
possible remedy these before taking your changer for repair.
- The transit clamps have not been removed.
- Condensation has formed on the lens of the laser due to a
dramatic change in temperature. This will disappear automati
cally after some time.
- There is a foreign object in the disc tray.
- The disc has not been inserted with the printed side down or
there is no disc in the tray.
- The disc is dirty, badly scratched or warped.
- The changer has been connected to the PHONO socket of the
amplifier.
If the fault remains, try to clear it by switching the changer on and
off.
If this also fails to help, do not continue experimenting, but remove
the plug from the wall socket and consult your dealer.
Certain faults may be caused by a disc. In orderto help determine
the precise cause, take the disc with which the fault occurred with
you when you take the changer for repair.
Under no circumstances should you open up the changer
yourself, as this will invalidate the guarantee!
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Warnlngl
Cleaning agents for conventional records are not suitable for
cleaning a Compact Disc. Nor may detergents or abrasive cleanIng agents be used.
CHANGER MAINTENANCE
A chamois leather slightly moistened with water is sufficient for
cleaning the changer. Do not use cleaning agents containing
alcohol, spirits, ammonia or abrasives.
The disc trays should be kept free of dust with a dry cloth.
TECHNICAL DATA
Typical Audio Performance
Frequency range: 2 Hz-20 kHz
Amplitude linearity: ±0.1 dB (20 Hz-20kHz)
Phase linearity: ±1.0° (20Hz-20kHz)
Dynamic range: >90 dB (20 Hz-20kHz)
SIgnal-to-noise ratio: >96 dB (20 Hz-20kHz)
Channel separation: 93 dB (1 kHz)
Total harmonic distortion: 0.003% (1 kHz)
Wow and flutter: quartz crystal precision
D/A conversion: quadruple oversampling (176.4 kHz) with digital
filter and two 16-bit D/A-conerters
Audio output level: 2 Vrms
Impedance PHONES socket: 8-1000 ohms
Power supply
Mains voltage and frequency: see the type plate on the rear of the
changer
Power consumption: 15 W approx.
Safety requirements: lEC
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Cabinet
Material/finish: metal and polystyrene with decorative trim
Dimensions (w x h x d): 420 x 113 x 340 mm
Weight: 6.5 kg approx.
Subject to modification
This Compact Disc changer complies with radio interference
requirements as laid down in EC regulations.____________________
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