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DR-2111, DR-UP124X-5
•Command List
Command
Command
Explanation
Mnemonic
RJ
REJECT
Stops the disc rotation
and
enters
park
mode.
SA
START
Starts the disc
rotation.
When the
first track is
an
audio track,
the
disc will pause at the
beginning
of
the track while it
will pause at 0 minutes
2 seconds
0 frames in
a data
track.
.
OP
DOOR OPEN
In the
park
mode,
open
the door
and
enter
the door open mode. 'In
the
other
mode,
open
the
door after stop the disc
rotation. Door
open
mode
is
in
the
tray
opened state for exchanging the
disc.
co
DOOR CLOSE
In the door open mode,
close
the
door and enter
the
park
mode.
Enters play
mode
and plays
the
disc.
PL
PLAY
Automatically stops if
the specified command address overrun during
playback.
Example: TM2000PL (pause
at 20
min.
OOsec.
frame.)
PA
PAUSE
Enters pause
mode,
stopping
at
the current
point.
NF
SCAN FORWARD
Rapidly forwards for about 15
seconds.
The
audio
level
is
attenuated
by
12dB
during
the fast
forward
operation.
NA
SCAN
REVERSE
Rapidly backs
for
about 15
seconds.
The audio
level is attenuated
by 12dB during the
fast
back
operation.
SE
SEARCH
Searches for
the specified address and enters pause
mode after
the
search
opration.
Example:BK4500SE
(to specify a
block),
TR5SE,
6SE (to
specify
a
track)
(
Sets
a
stop marker at the specified
address.
SM
STOP MARKER
Enters
pause mode
when
passing
over
the
stop marker during
playback,
clearing the
marker.
The stop
marker is
also
cleared
when the
CLEAR or
REJECT
command is supplied
before
the stop marker is
reached.
Example
:
BK200000SMPL (To pause at
20
minutes 0
second
0 frame after playback)
BK
BLOCK
Uses the address flag
to
specify
blocks.
Subsequently,
an address
entered is
regarded
as a
block
number
(BK+ a 6-digit
number).
TM
TIME
Uses the address
flag
to
specify a
time. Subsequently.
an address entered is regarded as a time
code
(TM+
a
4-digit
number).
TR
TRACK
Uses the address flag
to
specify
a
track.
Subsequently, an address entered
is
regarded
as
a time
track number
(TR+a 2-digit
number).
IX
INDEX
Uses the
address flag
to
specify an
index.
Subsequently,
an
address entered is regarded as an index
number.
Clears
the
digit buffer(numerical
input)and cancels
search
mode,
auto
play
mode
or the stop
marker.
When the buffer
CL
CLEAR
is
cleared during a search
operation,
the
pickup stops
moving
for a
pause.
Resumes
normal operation when the buffer
is cleared
during
an
auto play or stop
marker
operation.
LEAD OUT
Sets
a point in the lead-out area to an address.
To
be used when setting
the
stop marker on the
last
track of a
disc
LO
SYMBOL
having 99
tracks.
Example : TR99SELOPL
VL
VOLUME
Adjusts the audio playback level. 0
:
minimum
,
255
:
maximum
Select
the
audio
outputs.
AD
AUDIO
CONTROL
0
:
OFF,
I
:
L
ch,
2
:
R
ch,
3
:
STEREO
,
4
:
OFF,
5
:
L
ch,
6
:
R
ch,
7
: STEREO
Example : 3AD
CM
COMMUNICATION
Set
s the
communication mode.With
the
DR-UP124X, DR-2111,
only mode 3
can
be
set.
Example
:
3CM
KL
KEY LOCK
Activates or deactivate
the
keys on
the
front panel.
0
:
Activate I
:
Deactivate
Example
:
!KL
?B
BLOCK NUMBER
Returns the
block number
by a 6-digit
number.
The current
address
is
returned
during playback
and
the
pause target
REQUEST
address is returned during pause.
"XXXXXX"
is
returned
in
park
mode
and "000000" is returned
in the lead-in
area.
?T
TIME
CODE
Returns the time
code
by
a
4-digit
number.
The current address is returned during
playback
and the pause
target
REQUEST
address is returned
during
pause.
"XXXX" is
returned in park
mode
and
"0000"
is
returned in the
lead-in
area.
TRACK NUMBER
Returns the
track number by
a
2-digit
number.
The current address is returned during playback and
the
pause
target
?R
REQUEST
address is returned
during
pause.
"XX" is
returned
in
park mode,
"00"
is
returned
in
the lead-in
area and
"AA"
is
returned in the
lead-out
area.
INDEX
NUMBER
Simultaneously
returns
the track number
and the
index number by a
4-digit
number.
The
current address
is
returned
?I
REQUEST
during
playback and the
pause
target address is
returned during
pause. "XXXX"
is returned in
park mode,
"()()()()"
is
returned
in
the lead-in area
and "AAOI
" is
returned
in the lead-out
area.
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