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General| Channels | 2 |
|---|---|
| Disc Type | CD |
| Pitch Control | Yes |
| Display | Yes |
| Analog Output | Yes |
| Inputs | RCA |
| Outputs | RCA |
| USB | Yes |
Covers safe operation, cleaning, attachments, water, ventilation, and location guidelines.
Details power sources, grounding, lightning, power lines, and overload risks.
Covers self-servicing, damage requiring repair, replacement parts, and proper disposal procedures.
Introduces the Cortex HDC-1000 and highlights its benefits and features.
Advises on maintaining hearing health and setting safe listening volumes.
Describes precise control features for music manipulation and pitch adjustments.
Highlights cross-platform USB support and database-driven music organization.
Covers user-upgradable firmware and capability for CD audio playback.
Details requirements for USB devices, hubs, and file systems for optimal performance.
Specifies supported file systems (FAT32, NTFS, HFS+) and partition rules for storage devices.
Covers storage device defragmentation, unit cleaning, and operating conditions.
Addresses licensing, copyright, and responsible music usage.
Describes RCA audio outputs for both sides and the rear USB connection port.
Details the DC power inlet and its associated security clamp for cable management.
Covers Jog Mode, Play/Search modes, Info, Play/Pause, and Cue buttons.
Explains pitch adjustments, range selection, and the main LCD display panel.
Describes the Navigator keypad and the SHIFT button's extended functions.
Covers the power button, single/continuous playback modes, and time display settings.
Guides on connecting the AC/DC adapter and audio outputs to a mixer.
Explains connecting storage devices and the unit's power-on sequence.
Details how to choose a storage device for music playback.
Explains the process of creating and verifying music databases for searching.
Describes the process to update the database with new music files.
Explains how to browse files directly on the connected storage device.
Details how to view the directory structure of connected storage devices.
Explains how to find music using song titles and artist names.
Describes how to filter music by genre or album.
Explains how to search using keywords or phrases within the music library.
Shows how to view search results categorized by Titles, Artists, Genres, or Albums.
Guides on choosing and playing tracks found through the search function.
Explains the function and usage of the Info button for detailed track data.
Lists and describes the information shown for each track via the Info button.
Describes how to enter Play Mode and its advantages over traditional players.
Explains the Single Auto-Cue function and how to toggle between modes.
Covers switching between elapsed and remaining time displays on the unit.
Details how to adjust pitch, perform pitch bends, and select pitch ranges.
Explains using the Jog Wheel for fast forward/rewind and other track navigation.
Covers using navigation keys for track skipping and integrating iPod playlists.
Describes the process of creating and saving cue points for future recall.
Explains the procedure for removing stored cue points from the device.
Details how to access the Device Menu and switch to a different connected device.
Outlines the procedure for safely removing USB storage devices to prevent data corruption.
Explains how to use shuffle mode for unattended playback based on search criteria.
Describes the safe method for powering down the unit to close connections.
Covers pitch bend speed, pitch range, and single/continuous playback modes.
Covers database indexing behavior and time display preferences.
Explains how to view the currently installed firmware version on the unit.
Provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and installing firmware updates.
Details common reasons for 'Can't access device' messages and their solutions.
Explains 'Error creating DB' messages and provides solutions for space or connectivity issues.
Lists unit type, format compatibility, audio output details, and frequency response.
Covers USB port specifications and a list of items included with the unit.
Outlines the warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and terms.
Explains the process for obtaining an RMA and sending the unit for repair.
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