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REMOVING
THE
DISC
The disc tray can be opened at any time by pressing
the OPEN/CLOSE button. Remove the disc only
after the tray has fully opened.
CAUTION
Do not put anything except a Compact Disc into the
tray. Foreign objects can damage the mechanism.
DVD’s will not play.
Do not force the tray by hand during the opening and
closing operations.
To avoid dirt and dust entering the mechanism, keep
the disc tray closed when the CD player is not in
use.
Never load two discs into the disc tray.
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CD53 & CD50 Compact Disc Player
CONTROL AND OPERATION
POWER
The mains On/Off switch is located on the rear panel
next to the power cord. The marking on the panel. 1
is on and 0 is off.
Switching on the power from the rear panel
automatically places the unit in Standby mode. To
wake it up, press the ANY BUTTON button on the
front panel or remote handset. The LED indicator will
alternate from yellow colour in Standby mode to
green when ready to play.
OUTPUTS
The CD 53 and CD50 both have un-balanced
RCA/Phono sockets which output an analogue
signal to your amplifier. The CD53 also has
professional standard symetrical balanced ouptuts
which can only be used together with amplifiers that
have balanced audio inputs. Speak to your retailer
for further information.
NORMAL DISC PLAY
Before playing a disc, check the player's power cable
and output cable connections.
1. Switch on the CD53 at the rear panel, a yellow LED
will light above the power button.
2. Press the STANDBY switch and the LED will turn
green.
3. Press the OPEN/CLOSE or DISC button to open the
disc tray and load the disc.
4. Press the OPEN/CLOSE or DISC button again to
close the disc tray.
N.B. If you get a message dISC on the display when the
disc tray is fully closed, this means that the disc is
improperly loaded (most likely upside down). To
check, open the disc tray again and reload the disc
correctly.
If the disc tray gets jammed while closing, the tray
will stop and open automatically. If this happens
check the disc tray and reload the disc correctly.
5. When the disc is loaded correctly the the player will
spin the disc to read the T.O.C. (Table Of Contents).
This will tell the player how many tracks are recorded
on the disc and how long they are. Depending on the
number of tracks and the method of recording the
information, the T.O.C. read can vary from 3 - 10
seconds or more. Until this has been achieved, no
other function will work. When the T.O.C. is correctly
read the player will display the information.
For example above:
There are 25 tracks on the disc. The total playing
time is 72 minutes and 07 seconds. The player is set
to play when required.
6. Press the PLAY button. The PLAY symbol will appear
on the display. The disc will start playing from the
beginning of the first track.
You may also go straight to a specific track by using one
of the SKIP buttons or . In this case the
disc will start playing the selected track when the
PLAY button is pressed. The numeric keys on the
remote handset allow direct access to the desired
track.
This section describes the CD player's controls in the order in which you would normally use them. Follow the instructions
step-by-step and you will easily master the operation of the unit.