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Diagram 2. However, we caution you that this
addition will have a slight detrimental effect upon the
player’s performance.
DIAGRAM 2: SP/DIFF OUTPUT SELECTION
Before attempting to re-configure your player,
disconnect the mains lead at the wall socket.
Having made your player safe, remove the cover
by unscrewing the five screws located on the rear
and the four on the underside. The cover slides off
backwards. Locate the yellow jumper using the
diagram above (Diagram 2.) and position it for the
desired configuration. Replace the cover and re-
connect the mains lead to the wall socket. The
Digital Output should now work accordingly.
PLAY/PAUSE: Push once to start the disc playing. If
the player’s drawer is open, pushing play will cause it
to close and commence playing automatically.
Pressing for a second time whilst playing a disc will
pause the disc.
REPEAT: Push once to repeat the whole disc. Push
twice to repeat the track currently playing. Pressing
the button a third time returns normal operation.
STOP: Push once to stop the player operating.
PREVIOUS: Push during Play mode to play the
previous track. Pushing more than once will cause
the player to go back an equivalent number of
tracks.
NEXT: Push during Play mode to play the next track.
Pushing more than once will cause the player to
advance an equivalent number of tracks.
TIME: Push once during Play mode to display the
time remaining on the current track. Push again to
display the time remaining on the disc. Push while
the player is in Stop mode to display the total
number of tracks and playing time of the disc.
Note: if the disc contains more than 69 tracks the
display will show “_ _ . _ _” instead of the remaining
time. It will show the same if the remaining time
exceeds 100 minutes during PROGRAM PLAY
mode.
DISPLAY: Push once to turn off the display. Push
again to return the display to full brightness.
Note: When the display is switched off, pushing any
control on the player or remote handset, or changing
the disc, will switch on the display for about 3
seconds. Please note that this function only works if
a disc is present in the player and playing.
REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS
As well as duplicating the major controls found on
the player, the remote handset provides the following
additional features.
PROGRAM: push to construct a program
containing up to twenty-four selected tracks. The
player will play your selections in the order in which
you enter them into the program.
1. Select a track number by pressing the PREVIOUS
or NEXT key, or by using the numerical keys.
2. Press PROGRAM. “PROGRAM” appears on the
display panel indicating Program Play mode.
3. To add further tracks repeat steps 1 and 2.
Once you have entered all the desired tracks, you
can play your programme by pressing the PLAY
button
To erase a programmed track, press the CLEAR key.
Each time you press CLEAR, the last selection in the
program will be removed. Press STOP to stop the
program playing, then press STOP again.
OPERATING YOUR CD PLAYER
You can control the major functions of your CD
player from either the remote control handset or the
buttons on the player’s facia. If you simply wish to
play a disc you do not need the remote control.
However, do not lose the handset because it is
required when you wish to program the player or use
features such as FF or FR.
PLAYER CONTROLS
OPEN: Push once to close the player’s drawer after
inserting a disc. Do not push the drawer closed with
your hand as this can damage the drawer
mechanism.
Optical Digital Output Analogue Outputs
Rear Panel
Jumper