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Panel Descriptions
CDC-3 Front Panel
1. CD Drawer - The CD drawer holds up to 3 discs at one time.
2. Liquid Crystal Display - Displays all related information regarding the play status of all discs (see page
6 for more detail).
3. Disc Button - Selects which installed disc to play.
4. Mode Button - Selects the operating mode of the CDC-3.
5. Memory Clear Button - Deletes programmed tracks from memory.
6. Search Buttons - Initiate a fast search in either direction (forward or reverse) during play on a
particular track.
7. Scan Buttons - Change tracks in single increments in numerical order in either direction (forward or
reverse) before or during play for a particular disc.
8. Volume Control - Adjusts the audio output level of the CD player, but not the AUX input.
9. Power Switch - Applies power to the unit.
10. Random Play Button - Randomly selects a track to be played. See Random Play Function for
more information.
11. Repeat Play Button - Repeats one track, one disc, all discs, or program being played, depending on
mode selected.
12. Display Button - Switches back and forth between three separate time sequences. See Display Time
Readout for more information.
13. Memory Button - Activates the programming feature. See Programming for more information.
14. Stop Button - Stops playback and/or pause and resets the disc to track 1.
15. Play/Pause Button - Starts playback. To pause, press button a second time.To resume play, press
button a third time.
16. Disc 1, Disc 2, Disc 3 Tray Button - Opens the selected disc tray. Pressing the button again will close
the tray.
Operation
Clear Function
The Clear button only affects programming.After a track has been programmed into the memo-
ry, the program in question (ex. P-01), can be cleared from memory. For more on this function,
see Programming.
Search Function
The Search buttons are unlike the other buttons on the CDC-3 in that they must be held down
rather than pressed and released to operate properly. When pressed down, the search buttons
will fast forward or rewind the track that is currently being played. Once a button is released, the
track will continue play from that point.
Scan Function
The Scan buttons change the selected track in single increments in numerical order in either
direction (forward or backward) when the selected disc is or is not playing.
Programming
You can program up to 36 tracks from three separate discs in the order you want them to be
played.The programmed sequence will remain in memory until the power is turned off or the CD
drawer is ejected, at which time the program is cleared from memory and the unit must be repro-
grammed.
1. Begin by pressing MEMO.The display will show the disc number, track, and program number
(P-01, for example).
2. Press DISC to select from which disc to program your first track.
3. Press SCAN until the number of the track you wish to program is displayed.
4. Press MEMO.The disc, track, and program number are stored.The display will now show
the next program number (P-02, for example).
5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 for each additional disc and track to be programmed.
6. Once done, press STOP.
7. Press PLAY to start the program.To play the program continuously, press the REPEAT button. If
REPEAT is not selected, the program will stop playing after the last selection has played.
Reviewing Programs
It is possible to review the discs and tracks that have been programmed while still in the process
of programming.
1. Press the STOP button at any point in time while programming.
2. Press the MEMO button repeatedly to scroll through each program number one at a time. Once
you’ve scrolled through all of the programs you entered, repeat steps 2 through 4 under
Programming to continue the programming process.
Note: Programs will be stored in memory until the power to the unit is turned off or the CD drawer is
ejected, at which time all programming will be cleared from memory.The user should be careful not to
press the Disk 1, Disk 2, or Disk 3 eject buttons when selecting which disc to program from, but rather
press the Disc button instead. Accidentally pressing the Disk 1, Disk 2, or Disk 3 eject buttons will clear
the memory.
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