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CAVS JB-99 User Manual

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  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    (holds up to 20,000 CD and CD+G songs), and a jukebox (accesses any song instantly). Yet CAVS JB-99 is a unit that is as small as a home CD player. This marvel is achieved by using the latest digital technology, MP3 + Graphics.

  • Page 6: Product Features

    1. PRODUCT FEATURES 1. Jukebox Play Play CD and CD+G songs from internal memory of JB-99. Store up to 20,000 CD and CD+G songs (additional song capacity optional). Built-in 4 band audio equalizer. Tempo control, Digital key control, Voice cancel (multiplex) and Fanfare.

  • Page 7: Safety/Precautions

    2. SAFETY/PRECAUTIONS Place the unit on even-level. Tilted position may cause damage to the unit and the disc. Do not place the unit in areas with vibration high humidity limited or no ventilation under direct sunrays high or low temperature. Do not place heavy equipment such as TV on top of the unit...
  • Page 8 Moving the unit from one place to To avoid the magnetic interference, another with extreme temperature place the unit away from speakers. difference may cause water dew on the laser pickup of the unit and result in malfunctioning of the unit. If so, turn off the unit and wait for one or two hours before starting again.
  • Page 9 Be sure to read the user manual before Never open the top cover. It is very operating the unit dangerous to touch the inside of the Place the unit in an area well unit due to possible electric shock. ventilated and with no heat. When not in use for long duration, be sure to pull out the power cord from the electric outlet.
  • Page 10 The unit and its power cord should be arranged safely at all times and never be handled with wet hands due to a danger of electric shock. Check the supply voltage before turning on the unit. The unit uses 110 - 220V AC.

  • Page 13: Check Points Before Use

    3. CHECK POINTS BEFORE USE...

  • Page 15: Controls And Functions

    4. CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS 1. Power Button Plug the power cord into electric outlet and press the button to turn on the unit. 2. Power Indicator Lamp It indicates that the power cord is plugged in and the unit is ready to be turned on. 3.
  • Page 16 Plug in the microphones 1 and 2. 9. KEY buttons Use the KEY buttons to lower/reset/raise the key (pitch) of a song by a half note. 10. TEMPO buttons buttons to decrease / increase the tempo. 11. DISC CHANGE button Press D/C button to select the disc in the sequence of disc1 - disc2 - disc3.

  • Page 17: Search Buttons

    23. Skip ( , ), PREV/NEXT buttons Press to display the song list on TV screen and then press to move to the next or previous page of the song list. In Disc Play mode, press to go to the next or previous track in the disc. 24.

  • Page 18: Audio Output Terminal

    1. AUDIO output terminal Connect the terminal to audio input of TV or amplifier. 2. VIDEO output terminal Connect the terminal to video input terminal of TV. 3. S-VHS output terminal Connect the terminal to S-VHS input terminal of TV (if available) for higher video quality. 4.
  • Page 19 1. PBC (Play back control) Display when Video-CD with Play Back Control is inserted. 2. INTRO Display when INTRO button is pressed. 3. PLAY indicator Display when a song is in play. 4. PAUSE indicator Display when a song is in pause. 5.
  • Page 20 11. RANDOM Indicate the random mode selection. 12. Types of disc Indicate the type of disc Video-CD / CDDA / CD+G in play. 13. REPEAT Indicate the repeat mode in play. 14. ONE / ALL Display the Repeat One / All mode in play specifying that the unit will play one song repeatly or play all songs sequentially.
  • Page 22 1. MUTE button Press to suppress the audio output. Press again to resume normal audio output. 2. INTRO button Press to play the beginning 10 seconds of each track on the disc. 3. RESUME button (Video-CD) Press to begin playing from where it was stopped or turned off. 4.

  • Page 23: Using Remote Controllers

    5. USING REMOTE CONTROLLER...

  • Page 25: How To Connect

    6. HOW TO CONNECT 6.1 When connecting video/audio outputs to TV The connection for operating JB-99 with TV is illustrated below. Note: If your TV does not have video/audio inputs, use an adopter (such as R/F modulator) for the connection...
  • Page 26 6.2 When connecting video output to TV and audio output to amplifier The connection for operating JB-99 with TV and amplifier is illustrated below. Note: For better vocal sound, try connecting the microphones directly to karaoke (mixer) amplifier.
  • Page 27 6.3 When connecting S-VHS output to TV and audio output to amplifier The connection for operating JB-99 through S-VHS output to TV and audio output to amplifier is illustrated below. Note: S-VHS output is of better video quality than composite video output. When using S-VHS output, external video input is disabled.
  • Page 28 6.4 When connecting external background video to JB-99 The connection for external video source (such as a camcorder) to JB-99 is illustrated below. Note: Connect the video output of the external video source to the video input terminal of JB-99.
  • Page 29 6.5 When connecting PC to JB-99 The connection for PC to JB-99 is illustrated below. Note: Use the 25 pin parallel port FX cable to connect from PC LPT1 port to JB-99’s parallel cable port.

  • Page 30: How To Operate

    7. HOW TO OPERATE 1. Power on Plug in the power cord and press the POWER button when the standby light is lit. The JB-99 will boot up to the initial screen of the Jukebox Play mode. 2. Menu screen From the Jukebox Play mode, press the Menu button to go to the Menu screen.
  • Page 31 Note: If the JB-99 is in Continuous mode (optional in System Setup), the reserved songs will play continuously. If the JB-99 is in Single Play mode (optional in System Setup), the reserved songs will play one at a time waiting...

  • Page 32: Random Play

    Play in normal mode. Note: If the JB-99 is in Continuous mode (optional in System Setup), the REPEAT function will play the songs continuously. If the JB-99 is in Single Play mode (optional in System Setup), the REPEAT function will play the songs one at a time waiting for a press of PLAY/SELECT button for the next.
  • Page 33 12. Pause the play Press the PAUSE button to pause a song in play. Press the PAUSE button again or press PLAY/START button to resume. 13. Stop the play Press the STOP/RETURN button to stop a song in play. The screen will return to the initial screen of the Jukebox play mode, ready for a next selection.
  • Page 34 Note: If the JB-99 is in Continuous mode (optional in System Setup), the tracks will be played continuously. If the JB-99 is in Single Play mode (optional in System Setup), the tracks will be played one at a time waiting for a press of the PLAY/SELECT button for the next.
  • Page 35 6. Voice Cancel With a song in play, press the VOCAL button to select from Left / Right / Stereo channels. Vocal recordings in karaoke music would generally be recorded in the left channel and so choosing the right channel would cancel the singer’s voice.
  • Page 36 16.2 Press the PREV ( ) button to move to the previous menu. 16.3 Press the NEXT( ) button to move to the next menu. 16.4 Press the STOP/RETURN button to return to the parent (root) menu. 16.5 To make a selection in menu, press a number using the numeric buttons.
  • Page 37 From the MENU screen of JB-99, select 3 to enter into CDG CAPTURE mode. Note: When without a TV, turn on the power of JB-99 and press the MENU button for the “Menu” sign in the FLT panel. Press 3 and “SEL3” sign will appear on the FLT panel to indicate that JB-99 is in CDG Capture mode.
  • Page 38 Step 1: Capturing graphic data of a CD+G song 6.1.1 Insert the disc you wish to capture a song from into the disc tray of the JB-99. Close the disc tray. 6.1.2 From the Jukebox Manager program in PC, click on the Step 1 button to display the window of Step 1:...
  • Page 39 Note: If a DESTIN directory is not designated, the captured files will be saved in the directory of the C:\program files\cavs\JBManager\work by default. 6.1.4 Click to place check marks on each of the songs you wish to capture and enter the song titles.
  • Page 40 6.2.7 Click Send button to begin capturing the audio data into PC. Step 3: Send the captured graphic and audio data to the JB-99 6.3.1 From the Jukebox Manager program, click Step 3 button to open the window of Step3: Captured Data...
  • Page 41 JB-99. 6.3.3 Click on the files that you wish to send to the JB-99. There is a limit of 100 songs that can be transferred at any one time. Also change or confirm the song number, title, and artist of the files you wish to send. For each song, be sure to give the same song number for the graphic and audio files.
  • Page 42 7.2.8 Click the Send button to begin capturing the graphic and audio data. Step 3: Send the captured graphic and audio data to JB-99 7.3.1 From the Jukebox Manager program, click Step 3 button to open the window of Step3: Captured Data...
  • Page 43 JB-99. 7.3.3 Click on the files that you wish to send to JB-99. There is a limit of 100 songs that can be transferred at any one time. Also change or confirm the song number, title, and artist of the files you wish to send. For each song, be sure to give the same song number for the graphic and audio files.
  • Page 44 8.2.8 Click the Send button to begin converting the BIN or RW files. Step 3: Send the converted graphic and audio data to JB-99 8.3.1 From the Jukebox Manager program, click Step 3 button to open the window of Step3: Captured Data...
  • Page 45 JB-99. 8.3.3 Click on the files that you wish to send to JB-99. There is a limit of 100 songs that can be transferred at any one time. Also change or confirm the song number, title, and artist of the files you wish to send. For each song, be sure to give the same song number for the graphic and audio files.
  • Page 46 9.2.5 Click Preview and Print buttons to preview and print the songlist. Note: For extensive editing of the song list, you are recommended to save the song list of JB-99 in a text file format in PC and use an editing program such as Microsoft Word or Excel.
  • Page 47 Tray 1. Then Close the Tray and press ‘PLAY’ See also: OPEN,CLOSE,DISC,D/C 2.2 Insert the CAVS Data CD-ROM (DataCD) into Disc1 slot of the disc tray. Close the tray and press the PLAY/SELECT button. Following menu will appear on the screen: <<<DOWNLOAD>>>...
  • Page 48 VCD. The JB-99 will then search for the internal BGV source from the disc1 slot. Otherwise, set the type of disc1 as OFF. 4.3 When External, connect the external video source to JB-99 as shown in the Section 6.4 of the Chapter 6. HOW TO CONNECT.

  • Page 49: Default Settings

    From the MENU screen of JB-99, press 5 for the Sound Control Mode. 1. Jukebox Volume Press 1 to select the Volume control for Jukebox play. Press the Search ( , ) buttons to increase or decrease the volume level.

  • Page 50: How To Use Datacd

    8.2 Downloading songs from DataCD to JB-99 There are two ways to download the songs of DataCD into JB-99. One is to use the internal disc tray of JB-99 and the other is to use an external CD-ROM drive (See Chapter 10. Optional Features) attached to JB-99. For both ways, the instruction to download the songs is the same and is given above in the Section SYSTEM SETUP in the Chapter 7.

  • Page 51: How To Upgrade

    9.2 Installing New Firmware For JB-99 9.2.1 Connect the PC with JB-99 unit via FX cable and start the new JBManager program in your PC. Also turn on your JB-99 unit and select 3. Capture CDG mode from the main menu.

  • Page 52: Optional Features

    4-way reader accepting $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills in all directions and a bill stacker of 600-bill capacity. The unit is programmable to be set at any price and set on or off by the control from JB-99. For the instruction on...

  • Page 53: Trouble Shooting

    11. TROUBLE SHOOTING There may be various reasons for the abnormal operation of JB-99. Please refer to the trouble-shooting guide below. For continuing problems with JB-99, contact your local dealer or CAVS USA Inc for a repair service. Symptoms No power to the unit even after POWER button is pressed.
  • Page 54 Check the connections to JB-99 and PC. Close other programs in PC which may occupy the parallel port. Be sure to have JB-99 turned on and in 3. Capture CDG mode from the main menu. Check the parallel port setting of PC to be Normal or Bi-directional (not uni-directional) in the PC CMOS setup.
  • Page 55 PC and JB-99. While transferring data, divert the printer settings of each printer located in the printer folder (in Control Panel) to ports other than LPT1.

  • Page 56: Specification

    12. SPECIFICATION SECTION DESCRIPTION System Digital Jukebox player Disc playable Audio CD CD+G Video CD (ver 1.1, ver 2.0) Hard Disk 8 Gigbyte – 20 Gigbyte Input Terminal Microphone input External Background Video Parallel port Output Terminal Composite Video Output Audio Output Power Rated Voltage...

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