QUAD 67 Instruction Book

67

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

INSTRUCTION

BOOK

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BRIEF

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Plug the

AC

supply

lead

and the signal

lead

supplied

into the

Quad

control unit and

the

CD

player.
O Switch on.
O

Press the

drawer

flap. The

drawer

compartment

willopen.
O Place the disc, label side up, in the drawer compadment.
O Gentty

push

the

front

of the drawer.

lt will

close by

itself.

a The disc will now stad to

play

from the beginning.

O

For

full remote control operation and track

programming

refer to the

appropriate

section

of the instruction book.

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INTRODUCTION
GUARANTEE
SERVICE
ACCESSORIES

SUPPLIED

INSTALLATION

POSITIONING THE

CD

PLAYER

CONNECTION

TO THE AMPLIFIER

SWITCHING ON

AND

OFF

SIMPLE OPERATION DIRECT TO PLAY
(without

remote

control)

FULL

OPERATION WITH

QUAD

67

REMOTE

CONTROL

PROGRAMMING

TRACKS
USING THE INDEX KEYS
PLAYER

MAINTENANCE

DISC

MAINTENANCE
SPECIFICATION
CONNECTING SOCKETS
CONTROLS

AND DISPLAY

INDICATIONS
FRONT AND REAR VIEW
REMOTE

CONTROL LAYOUT

ACCESSORIES

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INTRODUCTION

GUARANTEE

SERVICE

The

Quad

67CD

player

is designed

forthe

passionate

music

listener. lt is simple

to operate and

has the minimum of controls.

While

it is anticipated

that the

majority of discs

will

be.listened

to

from the beginning,

tracks can be

selected

and

played

in

any

sequence.

Random

play (shuffle)

is

also

provided.

The

player

disc drawer

will accept compact

audio

discs

in the

'normal'and

'CD

single'format

without

any

special adaptors.

The

67CD

player

is

operated

either by the

Q66

remote control

orthe small

hand

held control supplied

with the

player.

Pedormance of the

Quad

67CD

player

is as accurate

as

it is

possible

to achieve

by careful design, choice

of components

and

rigorous

test

procedures.

The

Quad

67CD

player

is

guaranteed

against

any

defect

in material and

workmanship for a

period

of

twelve months

from

the date of

purchase.

Within

this

period

we will supply

replacement

parts

free of

charge.

ln the UK

you

have

statutory

rights which are not limited by

this

guarantee.

A

separate

guarantee

card

is not supplied and

your

guarantee

begins on the day

of

purchase.

lf servicing

is required the

67CD

player

should

be

returned

to the supplier,

the

distributor

for

the country

of

purchase

or

Quad

Electroacoustics

Ltd. Please

enclose a brief

note

giving your

name

and

address

and

the reason

for returning
the unit.
Quad

offers a same-day

seruice

from Monday

to

Friday except

for bank

holidays. Please contact us

to make an appointment.

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to Find us

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ACCESSORIES
SUPPLIED

INSTALLATION

AC supply lead 1m long

Signal

lead

0.5m

long

Remote

control

(inc

batteries)

Type No.

QSPES1A

Type No.

QP2P2SA

Type No.

Q6TREMA

lmportant

Note

The original

packing

should be

retained in

case the

player

has

to be

returned for

service.

Checking the

AG

Power

Supply

-

The rating

plate

on

the back of

your player

shows the AC supply voltage for which

the

player

is

set.

lf

your

AC supply is

different

from

that

indicated,

ask

your

dealer or our Service

Department to change the voltage

setting for

you.

Connecting

to the AC Power

Supply

-

The

player

is

supplied

with

a 0.5m

long

AC

supply

lead

already fitted with

a standard 3-pin Euro

plug

for

connection

between the

67CD

AC

power

in

andthe AC

power

outsocket

fitted

on the back

of current

Quad

equipment.

Forconnection to

other equipment,

ordirect to the

mains

supply,

your

dealercan

supply the

appropriate

lead. lf

a mains

power plug

needs to

be

fitted this must

be

wired

as explained

below:-

WARNING: THIS

APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED

IMPORTANT

-

Fitting a mains

plug.

The wires

in the mains lead

are coloured:

Brown = Live

Blue = Neutral

GreenMellow = Earth

The Brown wire must

be connected

to the terminal marked L

or coloured Red.

The

Blue wire must

be connected to the terminal

marked N or coloured Black.

The

Gree

nMellowwire

must

be connected to the terminal marked E

or colou red

Greenffellow.

The

player

must

be

protected

by a 3A

fuse when

a 1

3A

plug

is

used, or

if

another

type

of

plug

is

used,

by a 5A f use either in the

plug

or adaptor, or at the

distribution

board. lf in

doubt consult a

qualified

electrician.

POSITIONING THE

CD PLAYER

CONNECTION TO
THE

AMPLIFER

SWITCHING

ON

AND

OFF

SIMPLE OPERATION
DIRECT TO PLAY
(without

remote control)

The

CD

Player

can be

positioned

free-standing or stacked

with

other compo-

nents. Never

place

the

player

in

persistent

direct sunlight

or near any heat

source.

Free

Standing

-

lf free

standing the

player

must

always

be

placed

horizontally

on a flat firm

surface and

not

subjected to excessive

vibration.

Stacked

-

lf the

player

is

stacked on top

of

other equipment,

it should not stand

directly on top

of a

high

power

amplifier as such amplifiers

generate

a substantial

amount

of

heat.

Atthebackof

theplayeryouwillfindthe

audiooutputsocketsfortheconnecting

lead to the

preamplifier.

Insert the white

plug

of

the audio connecting lead

supplied to the L socket

(white

=

left

channel)

and the

redplug

to the R socket

(red

=

right channel).

lnseft

both the

plugs,

at the

other end of

the lead,

into

the corresponding CD or

AUX

sockets of

your

amplifier

system.

lf necessary,

you

can use the TUNER

or

TAPE lilsockets, but

never the DISC(

PHONO/PICK-UP

sockets which

are

totally unsuitable

for

CD

players.

Press the

ON/OFF button.

This

has a sequential action

so

pressing

it again will

switch the

player

off.

As soon as the

player

is

switched on, with the disc drawer

empty, the display

shows

'67CD'

briefly followed

by

L - - -'.

Loading a Disc

-

Open

the

disc drawer by

pressing

the DRAWER

OPEN/CLOSE

flap.

Carefully

place

the disc,

label

side up,

in the centre of the drawer
compartment.
Close the drawer by

pushing

it

gently.

lt will then close by

itself and after a shorl

pause

start to

play

the

whole

disc stafting from

the

beginning.

Whilst the

disc

is

playing

the display

will

show

the track

number

and count down

the

playing

time

for

the track being

played, plus

any

index details

present

on the

disc.

Unloading

a Disc - Press the DRAWER

OPEI./CLOSE

flap. The disc will stop

playing

and the drawer will

open.

Remove the disc carefully

and return

it

to its

container.

To

close the drawer

push

it

gently

or

press

the

DRAWER

OPEN/

CLOSE

flap

again. lt

will

close by itself.

To keep out dust which could fall on the laser

pick-up

do not

leave

the drawer

open unnecessarily.

It

'ERROB'appears

for

approx 3 seconds after

the drawer closes,

followed

by

'-

- - -',

it

means

you

have either loaded the disc upside

down or

it is

othenruise

unacceptable

(dirty,

badlyscratched

ordefective

in

someway),

you

have loaded

a CD

ROM

or similar

incompatable format

or

you

have not loaded a disc at all.

Note

FULL

OPERATION

WITH

QUAD

67

REMOTE

CONTROL

Loading

a Disc

-

Open

the

disc drawer by

pressing

the DRAWER

OPEN/CLOSE

flap.

Carefully

place

the

disc,

label

side up, in the centre

of

the

drawer

compafiment.

Close the

drawer by

pressing

the DRAWER

OPEN/CI-OSe

flap. After

a short

pause,

while

the laser

pick-up

scans the disc, the

display

will

show

the number

of tracks

on

the

disc and the total

playing

time.

Note that

the disc drawer can

also be opened and closed via the

67

remote

control with the DRAWER

OPEN/CLOSE

key.

Playing

a

Complete

Disc - lf

you

simply want to

play

the

complete disc

you

can

press

PLAY as

soon as the disc data is

displayed. Once the

laser

pick-up

reaches

the beginning

of

the first

track,

'1'will

appear

in

the display and

at

the

same time

the

playing

time will

be shown, in minutes

and seconds. This will

count down

in

seconds as the disc is

played.

As

each track

ends the track numberchanges

to the next track

being

played,

and

the

playing

time

changes to that

of

the new

track

being

played.

As

soon as all the tracks have

been

played

the disc will stop and the

display

will

show the total number

of tracks and the total

playing

time.

Pausing During Play

-

For

short

interruptions

press

PAUSE;

'PAUSE'will

appear in the

display.

To

restart

press

PAUSE

again and

play

will

start from the

exact

point

where it

was interrupted.

Going

Back

to the Beginning

of a Track - To

go

back to the

beginning of the

track

being

played,

briefly

press

PLAY. The

track then starts

again

from

the

beginning.

Moving

to Another Track

-

At any time

during

play you

can

choose another

track. This

can be a

later

or an earlier track.

Just select

the required

track

number,

using the numeric

keypad,

and after a shorl

pause

the track

will be

played.
Alternatively

you

can skip tracks by

pressing

the appropriate TRACK

<-

-+

key

until the

desired track

number

is

shown

in

the

display, as explained below.

Selecting a Later Track - Press

TRACK

-+

until the desired track number

is

displayed.

Should

you press

TRACK

-+

whilst the last

track

is

playing

this will

have

no

effect.

You

can

also use

TRACK

+ to

preview

a disc by listening to

the beginning

of

each track.

Selecting a

Previous

Track - Press

TRACK <-

until the desired track number
is displayed.
Should

you press

TRACK <- whilst

the

f irst

track is

playing

this will have

no effect

and the track will

carry on

playing.

Each time

you

press

a TRACK key

the

player

will

skip one track at a time. lf

you

keep the key

depressed it will keep

skipping tracks

until

the key is released.

Beginning at a Specific

Track - Instead of

the

first track

you

can

start

play

f rom

any other

track. In this case

you

wait

until

the contents

of

the disc

have

been

read. The total number of

tracks is then shown

with

the total disc

playing

time.

Bring the

number of the'required

track into the display

using

either the

numeric

keypad or the

TRACK

(-

--)

keys.

Then

start

play

by

pressing

PLAY.

You

can

also change tracks during

play.

Finding a Particular

Passage on a Disc

-

During

play you

can

quickly

find

a

particular passage

in a track by

pressing,

and

holding

down, one

of the SEARCH

<-

-+

keys.

While

you

hold down SEARCH

<- the

laser

pick-up

runs

back

towards

the

beginning, and

while

you

hold

down SEARCH

-+

the

laser

pick-up

runs towards

the

end of

the disc.

By alternating between

these

keys

you

can

locate any

particular

part

or

passage.

As soon as

you

release a key,

play

starts

at once.

lf

you

continue

to hold down

the key during

search,

the disc

will

play

at

successively

faster speeds;

for the f irst

few

seconds

slightly

faster than

normal,
then at a higher speed.
The sound can still be

heard, though speeded

up, to

act as an aid

to searching.

You can, of course, search

with the aid of

the

playing

time display.

Should

you,

by

pressing

SEARCH

<-, take

the laser

pick-up

to

the beginning of

the first track the

first

5 seconds

approx

will

be

repeated

and

playback

resumes

as

soon as

you

release the key.

Should

you,

by

pressing

SEARCH

-+,

take the

laser

pick-up

to

the end of the

last

track

the

disc

will stop

playing

and

the

display

will show

the total

number

of

tracks

and total

playing

time.

To

Stop

Play - To stop

play

before

the end of a

disc

press

STOP.

The

display

will then show the total

number

of

tracks on

the disc and

the total

playing

time.

lf

you

want to stop

play

and also remove

the disc,

without using

the

remote

control then

just

press

the DRAWER OPEI/CLOSE

flap on

the

CD

player.

The

disc

will immediately stop

playing

and

the drawer

will open.

Do not

forget

to close

the

drawer

after

you

remove the disc.

Random

Play - You can

play

the tracks on

a disc

in a completely

random
sequence by

pressing

the

RANDOM key.

Play will staft

as soon

as this

key is

depressed and

'SHUF'will

be displayed

for a few seconds

followed by the

details of

the track being

played.

Pressing STOP

will cancel

the random

play

function.

Pressing either of the

TRACK keys

will

step

through

the

random sequence but

if

you

want to start

f rom

the beginning,

of the

random

sequence,

keep

pressing

TRACK

<-

until

it has

no further

effect.

Play

can

be stopped and started

for short

periods,

if required, by using

the

PAUSE

key.

PROGRAMMING

TRACKS

Instead of

playing

a complete disc,

you

can choose a

number of tracks and

play

only these

in whatever sequence

you

decide. You can store

the same track

more than

once.

lt is also

possible

to enter a

group

of

tracks such as 1 to 4, 6

to

9,

or 5 to

2,

to speed up

programming

when consecutive

tracks

are

to

be

played

or to allow

for very long

playing periods.

Programming is

only

possible

when a disc is in the

player

and

its

contents

have

been

read to

determine

the highest track number that can be chosen.

To

store

the track numbers that

you

want to

play

(these

can be

found from the

contents list supplied

with

the disc), bring up each

required track

number in

turn

to the

display,

using eitherthe numeric keypad orthe TRACK

<-

-+keys

and then

put

it in the

player's

memory by

pressing

STORE.

Whilst

entering

tracks the

display will show the total

playing

time of all the tracks

which have been stored.

Up

to

50

tracks/programmes can be stored but

if

the

total

playing

time exceeds

that which can be displayed

'99.59'the

display will show

'0000'.

Further tracks/

programmes

can still be entered although the time

will not be displayed. When

50

tracks have

been entered

'End'

will

be displayed.

During

programmed play

all the

player

controls

remain operative except

for

SEARCH

<- which will only search back to the

beginning

of the actual track being

played.

From

a disc containing

l2tracks

you

want to

play

tracks

9, 5,

1 and

11

in that

order.

Load the

disc and close

the

drawer

with the DRAWER

OPEIVCLOSE

flap

orthe 67

remote

control

DRAWER

OPEN/CLOSE

key. When the

disc content

has

been

read the

display

will

show

'72',

and the total disc

playing

time.

Now bring

'9'into

the display, using either the numeric keypad or the

TRACK

<-

-+

keys,

and

then

press

STORE.

A'P'(for Programme) will appear above INDEX

to show that the track

has

been stored.

The

display

will

show I

P'and the

playing

time

of

track

9.

Now

go

to track

5'and

press

STORE again.

The display will now show

'5

P'

and the combined

playing

time of tracks 9 and 5.

Continue choosing

the

other

tracks in the

same

way

and

storing them with the

STORE

key. As

soon as

you

have

stored the

last

track

number the

display

will

show

'11

P'and the total

playing

time for

all

the tracks

stored

(eg,

tracks

9+5+1+11).

This will remain

until

you

start

play,

by

pressing

PLAY. The first

selected track will then be displayed with its

playing

time.

From a disc containing

12

tracks

you

want to

play

tracks 9, and then the

group

5

to11 in that

order.

Load the

disc and close the drawer

with the DRAWER

OPEN/

CLOSE

flap orthe

67

remote control DRAWER

OPEN/CLOSE

key. When

the disc

contents

have

been

read the

display

will

show

'72',

and the total disc

playing

time.

Bring

9'into

the display, using either the numeric

keypad

or the

TRACK

<-

-+

keys,

and

press

STORE.

A'P'(tor Programme) will

appear

above tNDEx to show

that the track

has

been stored.

The

display

will

show

'9

P'and the

playing

time

of track

9.

Now

go

to

track

5'and

press

STORE. again.

The

display

will show

'5

P'and

the combined

playing

time of tracks 9 and 5.

Now

select

track

'11'lhe

display

will show

'11'.

Now

press

SEARCH i, d

'O'will

appear above

TNDEX to show that

the

player

is in-the

group

mode

and the

playing

time

will

change

to show the total

of all the tracks stored so

far. Press

STORE and

the

display

will show

'11

P' This

will remain until

you

start

play,

by

pressing

PLAY. The first

selected

track will then

be displayed

with its

playing

time.

Example

1

Example

2

Note

lf

after

pressing

SEARCH

-+

you

decide

that

you

do

not

want

to

group

tracks

just

press

SEARCH

<- to

cancel

this

function,

before

pressing

STORE.

Checking

the

Memory

Contents

-

During

play you

can

check

the

contents

of

the

memory

by

pressing

the TRACK

+ key

to

step

through

the

selected

track

numbers

in the

programmed

sequence.

In our

example;

'9'5

- 1 '11'.

After

checking

do

not

forget to

step back

to the

beginning

of

the

sequence

using

the

TRACK

<- key or

pressing

STOP

(do

not

press

STOP

more

than

once

as

this

will

clear

the

programming).

To

Erase

the

Whole

Programme

Memory

-

You

can

clear

a

programme

at any

time

by opening

the disc

drawer.

Pressing

STOP

will also

clear

the

programme

but

if

the

disc

is

playing

STOP

has to be

pressed

twice,

once

to stop

play

and

once

to clear

the

programme.

To Start

Play

-

Press

PLAY.

The track

number

of the

first

programmed selection

will be

displayed

and

this

will change,

as

each

selected

track

is

played,

so

that

the

progress

of

play

can be

followed.

You can

check

the

tracks

still

to be

played,

at

any

time, by

pressing

the

TRACK

<-

-+

keys.

You can

return to

the beginning

of a

programmed track,

or

to

the

previously

programmed

track

by

pressing

TRACK

<--.

lf

you

want

to

go

on

to a

following

programmed

track

press

TRACK

-+.

You can

also

search

for a

particular

passage

using

the SEARCH

<-

-+

keys but

SEARCH

<-

is limited

to the

track

currently

being

played.

To hold

play

at

any

time

during

a

programme

press

PAUSE.

Pressing

PAUSE

again

will restart

play.

When all

the

tracks

have

been

played

the

disc

stops.

However,

the

current

programme

is still

retained

in the

memory

for

one

furlher

operation

so

pressing

pLAy

again

will

repeat

the sequence.

To erase

the

programme open

the drawer

compadment

or

press

STOP.

These are

used

for selecting

a

specific

part

of

a track

on discs

recorded

with

index

numbers

and

up to 99

can

be selected

pertrack. This

facility

is only

usable

on certain

discs

containing

index

information

and

this

will be

detailed

in the

disc

content

instructions

supplied

with

the disc.

The

required

index

number

can

be entered

in both

play

and

standby

modes.
Should

you

select

an

index

for a disc

not

incorporating

this

facility

'ERROR'will

appear

briefly.

Selecting

a

Track

Index

-

First decide

which

track

and

index

numbers

you

want

from the

information

supplied

with

the disc.

Select

the

track

and

then

use

the

TNDEX

<-

-)

keys

to show

the

required

number

in

the display.

Press

INDEX

-+

to step

to

higher

numbers

and

INDEX

<- to step

down

to

lower

numbers.

lf either

key

is held down

stepping

will continue

until

the

key

is released'

During

play,

after

a shorl

pause,

the chosen

track

index

will be

automatically

selected.

From the

stop

mode

the

chosen

track

index

will be

selected

as soon

as

PLAY

is

pressed.

I

I

I

USING

THE

INDEX

KEYS

PLAYER

MAINTENANCE

DISC

MAINTENANCE

The

player

mechanism

is

provided

with

self-lubricating

bearings

and no routine

maintenance

is required.

lf necessary

the

case can

be cleaned with

a

soft brush

or,

for

more

stubborn

marks,

a slightly moistened

lint-free

cloth. In this

event remove

the mains

plug

from

the

supply socket.

Do not

use

cleaning

agents, solvents

or abrasives.

The

disc compartment

should

be

kept

free from

dust.

Remote

Control Battery

Replacement

-

In normal

use the batteries

fitted

should last

for

approximately

one

year.

Low

batteries will

cause

erratic

operation

and reduce

the

operating range.

To

replace

the

batteries

turn the

unit upside

down

and clip

off the battery

compadment

lid

(inseft

thumbnail

into wider

slot,

press

and

lift

up lid).

Insert

the new

batteries

carefully,

ensuring

polarity

is

as shown in

the

battery

compartment,

and refit

the

battery

compartment

lid. The

control is

now ready

for

operation.

Always

use leakproof

batteries

(two

AAA

size

alkaline

cells) and never

mix

battery

types

or

re-use

old

batteries.

Although

the music

tracks

on a compact

disc are

covered with

a

protective

layer,

it is

still advisable

to handle

a disc carefully.

As long

as

you

always

pick

up

discs

by the

edge

and

put

them

back in

their

protective

holders immediately

after

use,

cleaning

will not

normally

be necessary.

However,

should fingerprints,

dust

or dirty marks

appear on

a disc

you

can wipe

them

off with

a soft lint free

cloth. Always

wipe

the

disc

in

straight lines

from

the

centre

to the

outer

edge.

lf necessary

you

can

breathe

on the

disc first

but detergents,

abrasive

cleaning

agents

or cleaning

materials

for

conventional

records must

not

be used!

Never write

on the

disc label;

this can

cause

irreparable

damage to

the music

tracks.

PLAYER

MAINTENANCE

DISC MAINTENANCE

The

player

mechanism

is

provided

with

self-lubricating

bearings and no routine

maintenance

is required.

lf necessary

the case

can be cleaned

with

a soft brush or, for more

stubborn

marks,

a slightly moistened

lint-free

cloth. In this

event remove

the mains

plug

from

the

supply socket. Do

not

use cleaning

agents, solvents

or abrasives.

The

disc compartment

should

be kept free

from

dust.

Remote

Control Battery

Replacement

-

In normal

use the

batteries fitted

should last

for

approximately

one

year.

Low

batteries will cause

erratic

operation

and reduce

the operating

range.

To replace

the

batteries turn

the

unit upside

down and

clip off the

battery

compartment

lid

(insert

thumbnail

into wider

slot,

press

and lift

up

lid).

Insert

the new

batteries

carefully,

ensuring

polarity

is as

shown

in

the

battery

compartment,

and refit

the battery

compartment

lid. The

control is now ready

for

operation.

Always

use

leakproof

batteries

(two

AAA

size

alkaline cells) and never

mix

battery

types

or

re-use

old

batteries.

Although

the music tracks

on

a compact

disc are covered with

a

protective

layer,

it is

still advisable

to handle

a disc

carefully. As long

as

you

always

pick

up discs

by the edge

and

put

them

back in their

protective

holders

immediately

after use,

cleaning will not normally

be necessary.

However,

should fingerprints,

dust or dirty marks

appear

on a disc

you

can wipe

them

off with

a soft lint free

cloth. Always

wipe

the disc in

straight lines from

the

centre to the

outer edge.

lf necessary

you

can breathe

on the

disc first

but detergents,

abrasive

cleaning

agents

or cleaning materials

for

conventional

records must

not be

usedl

Never

write

on the

disc label;

this can

cause

irreparable

damage

to the music

tracks.

SPECIFICATION

Main

Unit

OPeration:

Total

harmonic

distortion:

<

0.002%

at

1

kHz

Full

function

by

infrared

remote

control

or

simple

direct

to

play

operation

without

remote

control

<

+

0.5"

20

-

20,000

Hz

>100

dB

20

-

20,000

Hz

>100

dB

at

1 kHz

Below

measurement

levels

18

Bit 64x

oversamPling.

Delta

-

Sigma

conveftor

Number of

channels:

2

Frequency

response.

<

+

0.1

dB

20

-

20,000

Hz

Phase

linearity:

Signal/noise

ratio:

Crosstalk.

Wow

and

flutter:

D/A conversion:

Error

correction

system:

Cross

Interleaved

Reed

Solomon

Audio output:

Code

(CIRC)

2 V

rms max.

300

mV on

normal

programme

material.

Minimum

load

impedance

10 kO

Optical

readout

system:

Laser

semi-conductor

AlGaAs

wavelength

800

nm

Sampling

frequency:

44.1 kH'z

Digital

output:

For digital

signal

processors

Remote control

Interface:

RC-s system

Mains

voltage:

1 10-120V,

220-240V

(changed

by

links

on

PCB)

50

-

60

Hz:

see

rating

Plate

on

player

back

Fuse

(HRC):

220-240V

+{ASrm.E:

110-120V

T250

mA

-rzso

',s,4

Flec

q{,-,k

& *f

tn

vice._

power

consumption:

14w approx.

:fi^r1

zou

t

Dimensions:

Width 321

mm;

height

80

mm;

depth

240

mm

approx.

(less

connectors)

drawer

opens

bY

145

mm approx.

Weight:

3.5

kg approx.

10

Remote Control

SYstem:

Infrared

Dimensions:

Width

55

mm; length 175 mm;

thickness 22 mm

approx.

Weight: 909

(inc

batteries) approx.

Battery life: One

year

approximately

with normal

operation, using alkaline cells

Battery type: Two AAA

size

alkaline

cells

Disc

Specification

Diameter:

120

mm and B0

mm

Thickness:

1.2

mm

Direction of rotation: Anti-clockwise

(seen

from reading side)

Scanning

velocity:

Rotation speed:

1.2 - 1.4 mls

500

-

200 rpm

Stereo

playing

time: 74 minutes max.

(theoretical)

Track

pitch:

1.6

pm

Material: Plastic

The right is reserved to alter

performance

and specifications

as required.

This compact disc

player

complies

with the radio inbrterence requirements as

laid down in EEC

(European

Economic

Community)

regulations.

11

CONNECTING SOCKETS OUTPUT UR:

Audio

output

for connection to the CD

input of an

amDlifier.

DIG

OUT:

Digital output for future CD applications such

as

digital signal

processing.

POWER: For the AC

power

supply input

lead.

CONTROLS

AND DlSpLAy

Your

Quad

compact disc

player

is very easy to operate but

to assist

you

the

INDICATIONS

operating controls and display

indications

are

described below.

The following

terms for the keys

etc. are

used throughout the

text.

Player

Controls ON/OFF

Button: For

switching

the

player

mains on and off.

DRAWER Flap:

To open and close

the disc

loading

drawer.

Remote

Control

OPEN/CLOSE:

To

open and close

the disc

loading drawer.

Keys

PLAY:

For starting

play.

PAUSE: To interrupt

play

for

shoft

periods.

Press

to

pause,

press

again to start.

STOP: For stopping

play

and

for

erasing

programmes

(operating

twice clears

memory).

RANDOM: For

playing

all

the tracks on a disc

in a random

order

(shuffle).

STORE:

For

storing track

numbers

in

the

memory when

programming.

Up

to

50

tracks/programmes can be

stored.

TRACK

<-

-+:

For skipping tracks during

play

and selecting

tracks when

programming.

0 - 9= For choosing a track during

play

and when

programming.

SEARCH <-

-+:

For fast

search

of a

particular passage

in a track

during

play.

When

programming

SEARCH

-+

selects

group

mode,

SEARCH

<-

cancels

group

mode.

INDEX

<-

--):

For

selecting a

particular

index in a track

(only

on

discs

with index markings).

12

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TRACK

DISPLAY

INDICATIONS

-t-

lt'rt

TRACK

ON

-

As

soon as the

player

is

switched on, with

the disc drawer

empty, the

display

shows

'67CD'

briefly and then

'-

- - -'

appears

continuously

(see

STANDBY below). lf

a disc is in the

drawer then

after

'67CD'the

display

shows

the

disc contents

(see

PLAYING

TIME

below).

STANDBY - The

display shows

'-

-

- -'

when

there is no

disc

in

the

player

and

when the

drawer is

opening

and closing.

PLAYING

TIME - When

the

contents of

a disc have been read

the highest

track

number

is indicated

together

with the

total

playing

time in minutes

and seconds.

PLAY - As

soon

as

play

starts

the track number

and

playing

time is indicated.

PLAYING

INFORMATION

-

During

play

the

playing

time

of

the

track is indicated

in minutes

and

seconds. This will

count

down as the track

is being

played.

PAUSE

-

When

play

is interrupted'PAUSE'appears.

This

disappears as

soon

as

play

is resumed.

RANDOM

PLAY - When

random

play

is

selected

'SHUF'is

displayed

briefly,

followed

by the first

track being

played

and

its

playing

time.

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TRACK

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TRACK INDEX

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LTIME

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TRACK INDEX

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TRACK INDEX

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INDEX

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LTIME

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INDEX

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INDEX

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TRACK

INDEX

PROGRAMMING - When tracks are stored

during

programming

a

'P'

is

displayed after

the track number.

Also

the

total additive

playing

time of all the

selected

tracks.

PROGRAMMING

-

'0'is

displayed above

tNDEx

when SEARCH

-+

is

pressed

for

entering a series

of numbers when a

programme

of consecutive

tracks

needs

to be stored.

PROGRAMMING - When the totaltime of stored

tracks exceeds 99m

59s

'0000'

is

displayed.

Further tracks can still be stored.

PROGRAMMING

-

'End'is

displayed

when

you

try

to

store

more than

50

tracks/

programmes.

ERROR

-

'ERROR'appears

briefly during

initial switch

on

when

you

make

an

operating

mistake.

INDEX - Displays

a selected

index number. Also displays

the

index numbers as

a track

is

being

played.

For discs without

indexing

this

will

always be

'7'.

t

,-tirl

LTIME

-'J

TRACK

INDEX

14

FRONT

VIEW

REAR VIEW

MAINS

ON-OFF

BUfiON

DISC LOADING

DRAWER

DISPLAY

DRAWER

OPEN/CLOSE FLAP

VOLTAGE RATING

PLATE

POWER

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DIGITAL

OUTPUT

AC POWER

IN

REMOTE CONTROL
LAYOUT

DRAWER
OPEN/CLOSE
KEY

RANDOM PLAY
(SHUFFLE)

KEY

SEARCH

KEYS

PLAY

KEY

PAUSE

KEY

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(-_f.-

+

TRACK

0.9

NUMERIC

KEYPAD

INDEX KEYS

TRACK KEYS

PROGRAMME KEY

STOP

KEY

16

ACCESSORIES

Quad

accessories are designed to

match

Quad

equipment

and to

provide

the

best

possible pedormance.

Please contact

your

dealer or

Quad

direct

for f udher information.

Item

Quad

rack for

66/67CD/66pre/66FM
Quad oedestal
Signal

lead Phono

(0.5m)

Signal lead Phono

(1m)

AC interconnect supply lead Euro/Euro

(0.45m)

AC interconnect supply lead Euro/Euro

(1m)

AC

supply

lead Euro/free end

(2m)

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Quad

Electroacoustics

Ltd

Huntingdon PE18 7DB

United Kingdom

Telephone:

0480

52561

Fax:

0480

413403

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