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Operating Instructions
INSTALLATION
• In the base of the unit there is a red transit
protection clamp. This clamp serves to secure the
mechanism of the CD changer to protect it during
transport. Remove the red transit protection clamp
and store it in the hole © on the rear, see Fig. 2.
• Should you wish to transport the unit again, the
mechanism must be secured once more in order to
prevent damage.
• Always remove the CDs from the tray before
moving the unit.
• Do not cover any vents and make sure that there
is several centimetres ventilation room around the
unit.
• Do not place the unit in direct sunlight or close to
radiators, heaters, etc. This will help prevent over¬
heating.
CONNECTIONS AND CONTROLS
Fig. 2
© Jack for remote control (not on all versions)
This jack can be connected to the remote jack of
another unit. An optional cord is available from
your dealer.
® CD OUT jacks
For connection to the CD IN or AUX IN jacks on
the amplifier.
© Hole for storing the transport clamp.
© Jack for power supply cord (on some versions a
fixed cord)
Connect the power supply cord supplied with the
CD changer to this jack.
Warning: Do not connect the player to the power
supply without first checking that the voltage
stated on the type plate (and/or the setting of the
voltage selector © corresponds to the local
voltage. If this is not the case, consultyour dealer.
The type plate is on the rear of the player.
© Voltage selector (not on all versions)
Use a screw driver or something similar to set the
voltage selector to the local voltage.
Fig. 1
© POWER on/off switch. To disconnect the set from
the power completely, withdraw the power plug
from the wall outlet.
© CD tray.
© DISC SELECT buttons - for selecting the disc.
© Display.
© PROGRAM - for storing the tracks of a program.
© REVIEW - causes all the programmed track
numbers to appear in the display.
© 1NTROSCAN - to play the first few seconds of all
tracks of all CDs in the tray.
© PREV SEARCH
• during PLAY mode:
- press briefly to play the current track again.
When pressed briefly again the player goes to the
previous track.
- hold down for rapid backward playback.
• in the STOP position:
-press briefly to jump to the previous track
number (e.g. when programming).
© SEARCH NEXT:
• during PLAY mode:
- press briefly to jump to the next track
- hold down for rapid search forward.
• in the STOP position:
- press briefly to display the next number (e.g.
when programming).
© PLAY/PAUSE - for starting play of a track, or for
interrupting play.
© OPEN/CLOSE - for opening/closing the CD tray.
© STOP for stopping play. When the CD is stationa¬
ry the highest track number is displayed.
© CLEAR PROGRAM - for clearing a programmed
selection, or clearing the programmed tracks of
a specific CD, when pressing the relevant DISC
SELECT button © immediately thereafter.
© REPEAT: to continuously repeat all CDs, a
programmed
selection,
or
the
SHUFFLE
program. Press again to cancel the Repeat
function.
© SHUFFLE button for playing all tracks of all CDs
in a random order.
© LOAD button - to rotate the disc turntable in the
tray.
© IR - sensor for remote control (not on all versions),
© STAND BY indicator (not on all versions).
REMOTE CONTROL UNUt Fig. 6
(not on all versions)
3 STAND BY: to switch off.
7j CLEAR: to clear a program.
3
SCAN: same function as © of the CD player.
7j - DISC +: to select a disc.
3 PREV/NEXT: same as PREV/NEXT function of©
and © of the CD player.
[3 <M SEARCH W>: same as SEARCH function of ©
and © of the CD player,
□ PLAY/PAUSE: same function as © of the CD
player.
[3
STOP: same function as © of the CD player.
[3
REPEAT: same function as ©of the CD player.
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