Display Window; Opening And Closing The Disc Table And Loading Discs; Setting Discs; Notes On Setting Discs - Denon LA-3500 Service Manual

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Display Wind ow
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Disc side indicator
This indicates lh e side of the disc.
Chapter / track number display Digital so und indicator
CD·G channel selectio n mode indicator
This lights when in !he CO-G channe l selec-
tion mode .
Th is displays the chapter or track
number .
Thi s lights when playing discs with
digital audio signals and when
playing The dig ital audio signa ls of
LDs .
Remote control indicator
This li ghts when sig nal s are received
from the remote con irol unit.
~tandby
indicator Random play
indicator
This ligh ts when
the power cord is This lights when in
plugged into a the random play
power outlet. mode.
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Intro sca n
indicator
Th is lights
when in !he
intro scan
mode .
Auto space
indicator
Thi s lights
when in the
auto space
mode.
Frame/time numbe r /
messa ge display
Thi s displays the elapsed
playing time or remaining
time on the disc, the fram e
number and such messages
as "OPEN", "CLOSE",
"PLAY''. HA···BH. "B ···A",
"OFF", etc.
Repeat ind icators
LO , CD-G, CD an d
COV indicators
These indicate the
type of disc set on
the disc table.
These indicate the repeat mode
Chapterftrack repeat : O
Side repeat: SIDE
o
All
side repea1 : ALL SIDE
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A·B repeat : A
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B
Play
indicator
Single play
indicator
Mu sic calendar di splay
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This lights
when in the
play mode.
Auto edit
indicator
Thi s lights when
in the auto edit
mode. When
playback starts,
the "PROGH in·
dicator lights.
This lights when
in the single play
mode.
Program
indicator
This lights when in
the programmed
playback mode .
The numbers of all the chapters or tracks on
the disc light.
• For discs with TOCs, bars light above and
below all the numbers o f the chapters or
!racks on the disc, then turn ofl once the
chapter or track has been played .
• For LDs without TO Cs, bars tight above
and below the number of the chapter
currently playing .
• During programmed ' playback on two·
sided LOs with TOCs, the upper bar ind i·
cat es programmed chapters on side
A
while the lower bar indicates programmed
chapters on side 8.
Pause indicator
Chapter and track indicators
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Channel indicators
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This ligh t s when in th e
pause mode .
Th ese indicate whether the display is
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These indicate the audio output channels.
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showing chapter or track numbers.
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Calendar over indi cato r
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lights when there are more than 16 chapt ers
or tra cks, and P ligh ts when a chapter or track
with a number of over 16 is playing
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indicator
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This lights when a disc recorded with the CX system is set .
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OPENING AND CLOSING THE DISC TABLE AND LOADING DISCS
• Opening and Closing the Disc Table
(The disc table will no! open or close when the power is off.I
(])Press the POWER button to turn the power on .
Ci) Press the open/close button to open the disc tabl e
• Setting Discs
• Set the disc with the label for the side to be played facing
up .
• Disc sile
Set the disc properly in the position shown on the above diagram .
The disc will not play if it is not properly set.
• N otes
on Setting
Discs
• Only one disc ca n be set
al a
time . Setting two discs in the
disc
table
can resu lt
in
damage or scra tch the discs.
• Set Bern CD singles directly in the disc table wi t ho:.Jt using
an adaptor. Be sure to set them secure ly in the disc guide .
If not, th e disc may move out o f place and th e disc table
may no longer open.
• Be carefu l no! to touch the signal surface (the side which
shines in rainbow colo rs).
• Be
sure to set CDs. CDVs. CD·Gs and LO singles (20cm)
with the labelled side facing up.
• For single ·sided LDs, be sure to place the side on which
the chapter names are written facing up
• Set LD singles 120cm) directly in the disc table without
using an adaptor .
• Note s on
the Disc Table
Use the button on the main unit or the remote contro l uni1
to open and
clo se the disc table.
Do not move the unit during playback. Doing so can
scratch lh e
disc.
• Do not move the unit while a disc is loaded .
• Applying force to th e disc tabl e or placing heavy objects
on it can result in damage.
• Be carelul not
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get your fingers caught in The disc 1able
when it is drawn in.
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