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digital signal and D4 uses a USB type B connector for
use with a computer equipped with a USB port and
music player software such as iTunes, J-River, Winamp,
etc. Note: you cannot connect a USB flash drive or
external hard drive to the "D4" input. When you change
inputs, the display window will show the new digital
input and briefly, four (4) dashes "----". These dashes
indicate that the Nēo 260D is in the process of locking
onto a digital signal – this may take several seconds.
Once the Nēo 260D successfully locks onto the digital
signal, the four dashes will be replaced by the sampling
rate frequency of this digital signal. When the DAC
cannot lock onto the selected digital input signal, "----"
remains in the display window. The 260D's DAC is
capable of processing a digital signal at one of the
following six (6) different sampling rates: "44.1", "48.0",
"88.2", "96.0" , "176.4" and "192.0" (all in kHz). To return
back to the disc input, simply press the "Input" button;
the disc input follows the "D4" input.
The "Random" button, when pressed, will play each of
the tracks on a compact disc in a completely random
order, as opposed to the sequential order as they
appear on the disc. If you have already created a
program of selected tracks, it will play these
programmed tracks in a random order. The LED located
immediately to the left of the "Random" button will
illuminate when you've engaged the random mode.
The "Time" button allows you to scroll through the four
(4) different display modes for time related information.
Each time you press the "Time" button, the system
scrolls to the next time information mode. By default,
the Nēo 260D will display the elapsed time of the track
currently playing. The scrolling order is as follows:
1.
Elapsed time of the current track
2.
Remaining time of the current track
3.
Elapsed time of the entire disc (or program)
4.
Remaining time of the entire disc (or program)
If you want to turn the display off, press and hold the
"Display" button for 3 seconds. When the display is
turned off, it will still come back on for a short period of
time whenever you press any of the buttons located on
the front panel or the remote control; the display will
automatically turn off again once you are done. To turn
the display back on, simply press and hold the "Display"
button for 3 seconds. Finally, the display mode that you
select will continue to be used until you either select
another mode or power down the Nēo 260D using the
main power switch located on the rear panel.
To load a compact disc into the Nēo 260D, press
open the drawer. While the drawer is opened, four (4)
dashes "----" will appear in the display. Place the CD in
the drawer with the label side facing up. To close the
drawer, press
again; Once the CD is successfully read,
the total number of tracks and total playing time will
appear in the display window. As a result of various
copy protection schemes, some CDs will take longer to
read than others.
When you load a CD that contains no musical tracks (i.e.
data only), the word 'DATA' will appear in the display
window. As well, if you load a disc that is not
compatible with the 260D (i.e. SACD, DVD-A, DVD-
Video etc), the phrase 'NO DISC' will appear in the
display window.
Finally, when you inadvertently leave the
drawer open, it will automatically close after
approximately three (3) minutes.
Press
to begin playing a compact disc. Pressing
while a track is already playing will result in the current
track immediately playing again, starting from the
beginning. Press
to search backward or
forward through the compact disc's tracks. When you've
located the track number, press
track. When you initiate a forward or backward track
change while a disc is already playing, it will
automatically start playing the track you select; you
need not press
.
Press
to pause the compact disc currently playing.
The disc will continue spinning and the laser will be
suspended in its current position. Press
time or
to resume playing the disc. Press
the compact disc from playing. The laser will return to
the start position of the disc.
to
to search
to begin playing that
a second
to stop
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