Denon DCD-3300 - Page 6

@® Time Search Button (TIME SEARCH)
@ Press this button to designate play starting time.
® Repeat Button (REPEAT)
Press this button to repeat playback.
@ When the [REPEAT] button is pressed, the
indicator lights and repeated playback is performed for
all of the tracks on the disc. During programmed play-
back, all of the tracks programmed into memory are
played repeatedly.
Press the REPEAT button again to cancel the repeat
operation.
@® Call Button (CALL)
e@ Press this button to verify the track numbers that have
been programmed into memory.
®@ Press this button to confirm designated time of Time
Search.
@ Time Mode Button (TIME MODE)
®@ This button is used to select the type of information to
be read out under the TIME section of the display.
Either the elapsed playback time of the current track,
the remaining playback time for that track, or the play-
back time for the remaining tracks on the disc can be
selected.
Normally the elapsed playback time of the current track
is displayed. If the button is pressed once, the [SINGLE]
indicator lights and the remaining time left to play on
‘ the track is displayed. If the button is pressed again, the
indicator goes out, and the indicator
goes on, and the playback time for the remaining tracks
left on the disc is displayed. If the button is pressed once
more, the indicator goes out and the display
returns to the elapsed playback time for that track.
If the button is pressed so that indicator lights
during programmed playback, the playback time for all
of the remaining programmed tracks is displayed.
@ Clear Button (CLEAR)
@ Press this button to correct the programmed contents of
memory.
@ Used to clear Time Search.
@ Auto Space Button (AUTO SPACE)
@ Press this button for silent intervals of about 4 seconds
between music tracks.
@® Digital Output Switch (DIGITAL OUTPUT)
e@ Used to change from one digital output to another.
@ No digital outputs are obtained when the switch is off.
24) Volume Control
@ Used to control the output levels (volume) of the head-
phone jack and Line-out (variable and balance type).
@ Headphone Jack (PHONES)
@ When using headphones, please listen to them at an
appropriate volume.
(Headphones are sold separately.)
@ Output Terminals (FIXED-VARIABLE)
@ Connect to the amplifier input terminals.
@ Output Terminals (BALANCE TYPE)
@ Designed for use with a Canon connector, these
terminals should be connected to the amplifier balance
input/output terminals or audio power transformer
input terminals. In either case, ensure input impedance
is 600 Ohms.
@ Canon connector signal arrangement
(Back surface diagram)
No. 1 pin ‘COMMON’
No. 2 pin ‘COLD’
No. 3 pin ‘HOT’
@ Connector in use: Canon XLR-3-32-type
CAUTION: Do not short-circuit the ‘COMMON’ with
the ‘HOT’ or ‘COLD’.
@ Digital Output Terminals
(DIGITAL OUT, COAXIAL-1, COAXIAL-2)
e@ Used to output digital data.
Use the RCA pin cable supplied as an accessory.
@ Digital Output Terminals
(DIGITAL OUT-OPTICAL)
@ Used to output digital data optically. Use the optical
fiber cable supplied as an accessory.
@ Optical outputs are possible with DIGITAL OUT 1 and
2, or combined.
® Optical fiber cable in use: Toss rink TOCP155-type.
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