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General| Brand | Cambridge Audio |
|---|---|
| Model | D-Series |
| Category | CD Player |
| Language | English |
Verify the unit's rear panel indicates the correct supply voltage before connecting to mains.
Details on fitting a UK 13A mains plug, including fuse replacement and correct wiring.
Connect to amplifier line level inputs using quality interconnect cables for audio output.
Industry standard 'Toslink' input for DACs with clock output, reducing audio distortion.
Connect to a separate DAC or digital recorder using a high-quality fibre optic cable.
Coaxial output for DACs or digital recorders, requiring a 75 ohm BNC interconnect cable.
Connect the AC power cable to an appropriate mains socket to power the CD player.
Switches the mains power to the Compact Disc player ON and OFF.
Opens and closes the disc tray for loading discs.
Accesses program and repeat playback functions.
Enables playback of tracks in a random order.
Stops the CD playback and returns to standby.
Starts playback or pauses the current track.
Used for skipping tracks and searching within tracks.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and removing discs from the player.
How to play a disc from start to finish, including stopping and pausing.
Instructions for selecting and playing individual tracks on a disc.
Guide to fast-forwarding or rewinding to specific points within a track.
How to set the player to repeat a single track or the entire disc.
Instructions for playing tracks in a random sequence.
How to create a custom playback sequence of selected tracks.
Guide to using remote handset numerical keys for direct track selection.
Checks for power connection, plug insertion, and fuse integrity.
Troubleshooting tips for when the player fails to read a disc.
Checks for correct amplifier settings and secure interconnect connections.
Addresses causes of disc skipping, like scratches or vibrations.
Guidance on ensuring all cable connections are secure to prevent hum.
Checks for battery status and signal reception for the remote handset.
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