Special Controls - Revox B225 Maintenance Instructions Manual

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REVOX
B225
1.1.2 Special controls
The controls in the lower front-panel section can be
roughly divided into two function groups: controls
for supplementary player functions, and programming
controls.
A Controls for supplementary player functions
[9] PHONES
[10] VOLUME +
[11j VOLUME -
[12] CAL TONE *
13] AUTOSTOP
[ 14j Key •
[ 1 5 J VA (pause ) *
[16] « key
[17] DISPLAY
Headphones jaGk socket for headphones
200 to 600 ohms.
Increases the headphones level
and the level of the VARIABLE OUTPUT.
Decreases the headphones level
and the level of the VARIABLE OUTPUT
This calibration button connects a
1000 Hz calibration tone to the
outputs so that the recording level
of a connected tape deck can be
accurately adjusted. The 1000 Hz
CAL TONE corresponds to the maximum
output level. This maximum level
is system-dependent and will not
be exceeded even by short peak
pulses.
Interrupts the playing sequence
at the end of the current selection
or program step. The laser pickup
is automatically positioned at
the beginning of the next selection.
The next selection is started
immediately when PAUSE TA [15] is
pressed. Upon conclusion of this
selection, the CD player switches
again to PAUSE mode.
Repositions the pickup from any
location toward the end.
Interrupts the playing sequence
at any time.
Repositions the pickup from any
location toward the start.
Switches over the display mode.
The time elapsed since the start
of the current selection is displayed
in normal PLAY mode. The total
play time from the start to the
current selection can be displayed
by pressing this key.
These functions can also be programmed.
PROGRAMMING keys
18] LOOP *
19] +
[20] -
[21] IR SENSOR
[ 22] STORE
[ 23] MARK
[24] TRACK/TIME
Command key for repeating the CD
or the proqr^4«until STOP [3j is
pressed.
Forward "paging" in program mode.
Particularly useful for modifying
an existing program.
Same function as [19] but backward
paging.
Infrared receiver window
Memory load key to be pressed after
each program step entry. The next
program step is subsequently
displayed so that the corresponding
entries can be made.
Allows a start and a stop mark
to be set in programming mode while
a selection is being played. Any
CD location can thus be programmed.
Switches the display in programming
mode from selection (track) input
to time input (minutes and seconds).