Additional Information; Listening With Headphones; Maintenance - Magnavox CDB650 Operating Instructions Manual

o
Press, and
keep
FTS button
@
pressed. Then press
NEXT
button
@ as
many
times as
necessary
to
reach the required
program
number.
The display shows
the
FTS
program
number.
lf
'ERROR' appears on the display:
You have
pressed
NEXT
too
many
times and gone past the last program
number
in
memory; start
again
from step
4
o
When
the
required program number
is
shown
and
while
keeping
the
FTS
button pressed, press CLEAB button
@.
The display shows
'00'for
a
few
moments.
That
particular
FTS
program
is erased from
memory.
To erase the entire
FTS memory
IVote;
Only use
this procedure to
erase the
FTS
programs for
ALL
your discs, for example the
FTS
memory
is
full or you wish to start
anew.
o
Press
FTS
button
@.
'FTS'flashes
on
the
display.
.
Press PAUSE button @ and keep it pressed, now immediately
press
OPEN/CLOSE
button
@.
The complete
FTS
memory
is erased.
The display shows
'00'for
a
few
moments.
5F Other
possibilities
PLAY MODE
switch
@
This switch can be set to one of four
positions:
-'NORM.
PLAY': for
normal use
-
each
track is played one after
the other.
-
'SINGLE PLAY':
play
stops after the current track
has
finished,
unless the player
is
in
the REPEAT mode.
ln
this case the current
track will be played
over
and over.
-
'COPY PAUSE':
a
4-second pause
is inserted after each track
before
playing
the next
one.
-'AUTO
PAUSE': stops play
at
the end of
a
track
until you press
PAUSE.
Becording from
your Compact Disc
player
You can of course make recordings on
a
cassette recorder (or
other tape recorder) from your Compact Disc
player.
You
can
either connect the recorder directly to the Compact
Disc player
or
via
your
Hi-Fi system.
When recording, you
may
find
it useful to set PLAY
MODE
switch
@
to
'COPY PAUSE'
or'AUTO
PAUSE'.
-'COPY
PAUSE'
is
useful
if your cassette recorder has
a
track-seeking function where
the gaps between tracks
are
detected.
-'AUTO
PAUSE' enables
you to
determine the
gaps
between
tracks yourself. At
a later stage,
you
can
record
material from
another source
in
this gap.
6.
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
6A
Using
the remote control transmitter
When the player is switched on
and the disc is in
place, all the
functions of the player,
except
FTS,
can also be operated using
the
remote control transmitter.
However,
to
switch
off or
to
remove the disc, it is necessary to
use the
controls
on
the player.
The
transmiiter works
up
to a distance of
about
26
ft. A
green
indicator to the right
of
the display lights when the infra-red beam
is received
by the player.
Although the player can
receive
the
infra-red
beam
also
via
reflection,
it
is
recommended to
aim the
transmitter directly
at the
REMOTE sensor
@,
because
the infra-red
beam
output
de-
creases
as
the battery strenght
decreases.
68 Replacing batteries in the remote control transmitter
The remote control transmitter runs
on four AAA
1.5Volt
batteries. The life of
a
set of batteries
is
normally about one year.
Remove
the batteries
as
soon
as
they are depleted or
if
you
are
not
going
to
use the
transmiiter
for
a long period of time,
to
prevent
damage by
possible battery
leakage.
o
Lift back the cover
on
the
rear
of the transmitter.
o
Bemove
the old
batterles.
o
lnsert
the
new batteries,
as
indicated
in the
battery
com-
partment.
a
Close
the cover
again.
6C
Listening
with
headphones
With headphones
connected
to the
PHONES
socket @, you
can
listen to discs without
having
to
use an amplifier.
The headphones must
have a
@"
(6.3 mm)
jack
plug and
an
impedance between
8 and
1000
ohms.
You
adjust the sound
level with the VOLUME control
@.
6D
Optional remote receiver
The optional remote receiver EM 2100 (available
as an
accessory)
may
be
connected
to the
BEMOTE
socket
@ when,
for
example,
the Compact Disc player
is
placed in a remote location
(e.9.
a
shelf with doors).
6E Maintenance
Discs
Although Compact
Discs
are covered with
a
protective
layer, it is
still
advisable to treat them
carefully.
As
long as
you
always
pick
up
discs
by
the edge,
and
put
them
back
in their holders
immediately after use,
cleaning
will
not
normally be necessary
However, should fingerprints, dust or dirt
appear,
you can
wipe
them off with
a
soft, lint-free cloth. Wipe the
disc
in a
straight
line
from center to
edge.
Never use detergent, abrasive cleaning agents
or
cleaning agents
used
for
conventional records!
Warning
To prevent
damage
to
the music tracks on the disc,
do not
write
on the
title
label or apply pressure to
the surface of the
disc.
The Player
The player mechanism
is
fitted with self-lubricating
bearings,
and
must not
be
oiled or greased.
Only use a damp cloth to clean the outside
of
the player. Do not
use cleaning agents containing alcohol, spirits,
ammonia or
abrasives.
The
disc-tray should be
kept
free of
dust.