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Connection Precautions
(2)
(3)
Before
proceeding
with
connections
or
disconnections
of
cables and power
cords,
be sure to turn all system
compo-
nents
off
Ensure that all cables are connecied properly to the L (left) and
R (right) jacks.
Insert
plugs
tully into the terminals.
Connect
the output
jacks to the amplifier
CD, AUX
or TAPE
PLAY
input
jacks.
SYNCHRO
Jack Connections
Connect
the
SYNCHRO
jack with
a DENON
cassette
deck
which
is equipped
with
a SYNCHRO
jack,
then
make
a
synchronized
recording
Use
the connection
cord
supplied
with the cassette
deck.
To make
use of this function, afso connect
the output
jacks
and make the setlings so that a recording can be made frony
the CD player
to the cassette
deck
DCD.715/615
Connecting the Digital Output Jack {COAXIAL}
Use
a 75-ohm
pin cord to connect
the digital output
jack
(COAXIAL)
of the
OCD-715/615
to
the
digital
input
jack
(COAXIAL) on a@ digital processor or D/A unit, available in
stores.
OCD-715/615
ac OUTLET
Digital processor or D/A unit (Ampbtier)
OPENING AND CLOSING THE DISC HOLDER AND
LOADING A DISC ______.
:
Opening and closing the disc holder (This operation only works
while the power
os on}
1. Press the power switch (POWER) to turn on the power
2. Press the open/ciose button { & OPEN/CLOSE)
How
to load
a disc
e
Make
sure
the
disc
holder
is compictely
open.
©
Hold the disc by the edges and place ston the disc tray.
(Do not
touch
the signal
surface.
ie.,
the glossy
side.)
©
When
using
12 cn. diameter discs, make
sure the outer edge
matches the tray guide circumterence (Fig. 1), and when using
COD singles
(8 cm.
diameter)
match
the outer
edge with
the
wnner
tray
guide
circumference.
(Fig.
2+
¢ Press the open/close button ( 4 OPEN/CLOSE) to ciose the
disc
holder.
@
When the disc holder is closed, the disc is read and atter a few
seconds
the
number
of
tracks
and
total
playing
time
are
displayed an the TRACK
NO. and TIME displays, respectively.
e
When
the disc holder is open
and a disc is ioaded, you
may
also press the play ( ® PLAY) or pause (NW PAUSE)
button
to
ctose the disc holder. (If the play button ( ® PLAY) is pressed,
playback will start immediately
upon the disc contents having
been read.)
Fig. 1
Tray quide for 12 cm disc
12
cm
dise
B cm disc
(CD single)
t
a
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ed]
Caution:
e
Weyour
finger should
get caught
in the disc holder
when
it
closes,
press
the open/close
button
( 4
OPEN/CLOSE)
©
Do nol place any foreign objects on the disc tray, and do not
place
more
than
one
disc on
the tray at a time.
Otherwise
malfunction
may
occur
¢
Do not push in the dise tray manually when the power is off as
this may
cause
malfunction
and
damage
the CD
ptayer
NORMAL CD PLAYBACK — —
----.
-—
=
(1)
Starting
Playback
{ > PLAY }
1
Press
the power
switch
(POWER)
to turn
on
the
power.
2
Load
the disc you
want
to play
e
When
the disc holder is closed, the disc is read and the
number
of tracks
and
total
playing
time
of
the
disc
are
displayed.
3
Press
the play
button
{ ® PLAY)
{2}
Stopping Playback
( @
STOP
)
ADVANCED CD PLAYBACK -.._--
.
1 Press the stop button ¢ @ STOP)
@
When
ail tracks have been played on a disc, playback wilt stop
by itself.
Precautions:
*
If no disc has been loaded or the disc has been placed upside
down,
all indicators
wall jight.
e@
When
the information on the disc cannot be read correctly, for
example due to dust or dirt on the disc, the indicators will read
as shown
below.
Nothing
will be shown
on the TRACK
NO.
and TIME displays, and it may
take quite a while to read the
disc.
15 S4% 12a
Normal display
improper display
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Playing a Specific Track 0.0.0... ccc
[Direct Search |
( Number
buttons
}
e
Use
the
number
buttons
and
the
+10
button
to input
the
number
of the desired track.
For example,
to play track
number
4. press [4], and to play
track number 12, press [+10] and [2]. Playback will begin from
that track.
@
Advancing to the next track
lsh
ed
ope
during playback
0.00...
eects
[Automatic Search |
( bhi)
Press
the Automatic
search
forward
button
( PPI) during
play-
back.
e@
The pickup will advance to the beginning of the next track and
playback will continue.
Pressing the butlon several times will
forward
the pickup
the corresponding
number
tracks.
8
Returning
to the beginning
of the
ied
=
current track during playback
».. | Automatic Search
Press the Automatic search reverse button (144 } during play
back,
© The pickup will return
to the beginning of the current track and
playback will continue.
Pressing the button several
limes will
refurn
(he
pickup
the corresponding
number
tracks.
©
Paying Specific Tracks in a
Specific Order oo.
csetseseees
a [Programmed
Play |
e
With this function, you can choose any of the tracks on the disc
and
program
them
to play
in any
arder
©
Programning
is possible with the disc holder open
©
Up
to 20 tracks
can
be programmed
e
The programmed
tracks
are
shown
on
the calendar
(1)
Programming
( Number
buttons )
{ PROG/DIRECT
}
¢
Press the PROG/DIRECT
button so that the [PROG | indicator
lights, then
use
the number
buttons
and
the
+10
button
to
program
the
tracks.
For
example,
to
program
tracks
3,
12,
and
7,
press
[PROG/OIRECT), {3}, (140}. (2), and [7].
The corresponding
track number
lights on the calendar
each
time a track is programmed,
the track number is displayed on
the
TRACK
NO.
display,
and
the
total playing
time
of the
programmed
tracks is displayed
on
the TIME
display.
A few
seconds
after the last track has been programmed,
the total
number of tracks programmed
is displayed on the TRACK NO.
display and the total playing time of the programmed
tracks is
displayed
on
the
TIME
display.
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