Advanced operation
MODE (Display Mode)
Press MODE on the remote control to cycle through 
information about a currently playing disc. 
Press 
MODE once to display the number and elapsed 
time of the currently playing track. Press again to display 
the number and remaining time of the currently playing 
track. Press again to turn the scrolling text display on 
and press again to return to displaying track number 
and elapsed time.
For CDs with text (all SA-CDs are of this type), pressing 
MODE while the disc is loaded but not playing toggles 
between a scrolling text display and displaying the total 
number of tracks and the total playing time.
RPT (Repeat)
To repeat the entire disc or a pre-programmed selection 
of tracks press RPT on the remote control.
To repeat a particular track, select that track and then 
press 
RPT twice.
To cancel the repeat function press 
RPT a third time.
Shue play
Press SHUFF on the remote to play tracks in random 
order. e display briey shows ‘Shuffle On’, replaced 
by the letter ‘S’ on the le-hand side of the display to 
show that Shue play is active.
Press 
SHUFF again to restore sequential playing order 
(‘Shuffle Off’ is briey displayed).
Programming playback (CD Only)
is function, only available when a CD is loaded, 
allows up to 100 tracks from an audio disc to be 
programmed to play in any order.
ADDING TRACKS
In  ‘Normal play’ mode (i.e. the display does not show 
the letter ‘P’), select the track you want to add to the 
program list using the 
B
 and 
C
 navigation keys 
on the remote. When the desired track is shown, press 
MENU to store the track at the end of the program list. 
e display briey shows ‘Stored’. 
Select further tracks followed by 
MENU to add each new 
track to the programme list. e same track can be 
added  to the list more than once if desired.
PLAYING PROGRAMMED TRACKS
To play the programmed tracks, press 
SETUP: ‘Program 
play’ is briey displayed. Press P LAY (or OK on the 
remote) to start playback.
When in  ‘Program play’ mode, the letter ‘P’ is displayed 
on the le-hand side of the display, followed by the 
number of tracks that have been programmed. When 
playing a programmed sequence of tracks, the program 
sequence number is displayed, not the disc track 
number. 
When in ‘Program play’ mode, you can review the 
programme using the 
B
 and 
C
 keys on the 
remote. e SETUP key toggles between  ‘Program play’ 
mode and  ‘Normal play’ mode, without deleting the 
programme.
DELETING TRACKS FROM A PROGRAMME
In  ‘Program play’ mode, tracks can be removed from 
the programme when playback is stopped. 
Use the 
B
 and 
C
 navigation keys on the remote to 
select the unwanted track and press MENU to remove 
the track. e display briey shows ‘Deleted’. If the last 
track of the programme is deleted (i.e. the programme 
list is empty) ‘All Deleted’ is briey displayed, and the 
unit returns to  ‘Normal play’ mode. 
e whole programme can be deleted in one step by 
stopping playback and then pressing 
STOP/
<
 again, or 
by ejecting the disc.
A note on Super Audio CD
SA-CD are discs which share the 12cm format of 
audio compact discs but they encode the audio 
data in a dierent way from CD or DVD-Audio 
discs. A carefully mastered SA-CD recording allows 
an extended dynamic range and can avoid the 
amplitude compression or digital clipping that is 
present in some full-scale PCM signals.
SA-CD uses Direct Stream Digital (DSD) – a 1-bit 
delta-sigma modulation at the very high sampling 
rate of 2.8224 MHz. is is 64 times the sampling 
rate used in Compact Disc Digital Audio (CDDA), 
which species 44.1 kHz at a resolution of 16-bit 
in Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) format. Because 
the resolution of SA-CD is 1-bit, the bitrate for each 
channel is only 4 times as large.
e three types of SACDs – Hybrid, Single-layer 
and Dual-layer – are all playable on Arcam’s CD37. 
Of course, the CD37 also plays conventional audio 
CDs (CDDA) impeccably.
For further information, see:
www.sa-cd.net – this includes an expanding list 
of available material on SACD and a useful FAQ 
section.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SA-CD – a useful 
technical overview, including explanations of  
DSD (Direct Stream Digital) and PSP (Pit Signal 
Processing).
AUDIO (Repeat A-B) 
is button on the remote control enables you to repeat 
any section of music within a track. 
While a disc is playing, press the 
AUDIO button at the 
start of the section you wish to repeat. ‘Repeat A&’ is 
shown on the display with the symbol ‘A’.
Press the button a second time when you reach the end 
of the section you wish to repeat. ‘Repeat A-B’ is shown 
on the display with the symbol ‘
AB’.
e selected loop repeats until you press 
<
 or 
/
 or 
0
 
 
to terminate. e forward search button (
8
) moves 
forward only within the selected loop. Pressing AUDIO 
again cancels the Repeat A-B function and ‘Repeat Off’ 
is displayed in conrmation.
SUBT (Changing layers in an SA-CD)
Hybrid SA-CDs contain a conventional ‘CD layer’ and 
a 4.7GB SA-CD layer – the ‘HD layer’. e much less 
common Dual-layer SA-CDs contain two ‘HD layers’ 
but are not compatible with legacy CD players.
To switch layers, press 
SUBT on the remote. ‘Layer 
Change’ is briey displayed and the disc is reloaded in 
the new mode.