Denon DCM-360 - Remote Control Operation Guide; Inserting Dry Battery; Remote Control Functions; Remote Control Cautions

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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RC-258
Drawer Open / Close Button
(& OPEN/CLOSE)
Random Button | RANDOM )
Repeat Button { REPEAT}
Track Number Button (1 ~ 10)
Play Button { p> PLAY}
Pause Button ( Hl PAUSE )
Stop Button ( STOP)
Aulomauc Search Reverse Button | fd}
4utomanc Search Forward Button | Pt )
Disc Selection
Use the DISC SELECT and number buttons to select the number of
the disc to be played
" ~" appears on the disc number section of the display for 2 se-
conds when the DISC SELECT button is pressed Press the number
button corresponding to the number of the disc to be played while
“+ “us aisplayed to select Ihe disc number
Track numbers are seloctead if the number buttons are pressed while
- “oS not displayed on the disc number section of the display.
Direct Seisction
Normally, dvect search 1s possible simply by pressing the desved
number buttors a
Skipping Discs
Setting to the Program Mode
© For program search, prass the PROG/DIRECT bution then the
wack number buttons {1 through 10 and + 10).
@ The remote control unit is normally set to the direct mode.
Time Button { TIME }
Program / Direct Bution { PROG/DIRECT |
Disc Select Button { DISC SELECT}
Call Button | CALL)
+10 Button ( +10}
Disc Skip + Button [ DISC SKIP + )
Volume + buttons (VOLUME + }
Oise Skip — Button ( DISC SKIP ~ )
Volume - buttons (VOLUME - }
Manual Search Forward Button ( >> }
Manual Search Reverse Bution | <q)
Use this to adjust the output level output of the
VARIABLE.
The volume increases when the {+} button is
pressed, decreases when the (~) button is
pressed.
Program Selection (During playback, the track which is cur-
rently playing Is programmed as the 1st track.)
Press the PROG/DIRECT button, then press the number buttons.
For example, to program tracks number 3, 11, and 5, press
PROG/
DIRECT +3 +10and1—+5
To cancei the program, press the PROG/DIRECT button
Inputting the Track Numbers
For track numbers balow 10, sunply press the corresponding but-
ton. For track numbers of 11 and greater, press the + 10 then the
number buttons.
For example, for track number 22 press + 10 twice then 2.
Volume
The volume control on the unit will operate when the volume but-
tons are pressed. The volume can be checked by looking at the posi-
tion of the controt.
The Oise Sito bution (DISC SKIP +, —} will not function in the random and program modes
Duyng disc sequential random playback, when the Disc Skip + button is pressed, the following disc 1s played in random order
Volume
The output tevelol the VARIABLE output terminal can be changed
Yvhen the volume bullion ts pressed, ” - " appears in the TIME M (minutes) section of the display window and the tevel appears in the S (seconds)
section The volume can be changed between a maximum of "- 00” and a minimum of ” - 12” in 12 steps, by approximately 1.5 dB per step.
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@ The Time indicator indicates the amount of elapsed time for the track currently being played, the amount of ume remaining for the current
trace and the amount of me remaining for all tracks yet to be played.
Normally, the amount of elapsed time for the current track 1s displayed. Pressing this button once causes the indicator to hght
up. displaying the amount of time remaining for the current track. Pressing the button once more turns the indicator off and
causes the indicator to light up, displaying the tme remaining for all tracks yet 10 be played on the disc. Pressing the button
once aya:n turns the (CTOTAL) indicator off and causes the indicator to display the elapsed time for the current track
During playback, the totalyemarning time 1s the remaining time for the disc For programmed playback, the remaining time for the program
'§ only displayed when the programmed tracks are all on the same disc
In tne case of 21st and subsequent tracks, the tne reaming for one track is displayed “~---". When 21st and subsequent tracks 1s
programmed, the time remaining tor all tracks is displayed "----"
“n---" 1§ displayed when tracks on more than one disc are programmed.
® Bringing a CD into a warm room from a cold place could cause
moisture to condense on the disc surface Do not attempt to dry
ihe disc with a hair dryer, etc
TROUBLE? CHECK THE PLAYER TO FIND WHAT’S WRONG
Even when It appears that there Is trouble, check the following points carefully.
The player won't go to the place specified in the search.
See page 15.
The drawer won't open/close when the Open/Close button Is
pressed.
@
Is
the
disc
dirty
or
scratched?
......
@ Is the Power switch on? A program cannot be played.
After
a
disc
is
loaded
(0
00
00,4
00g
)
Is
displayed
In
the
display
@
|s
the
method
used
to
make
a
program
and
window.
@ Is the disc loaded correctly? . See page B, 9, 16.
Play does not begin when the Play button Is pressed,
ened? See page 15.
tun it correct? had ‘ See page 10
The player won't operate correctly when the remote control unit
\s used.
COMPACT DISCS
1. Cautions in Handling Compact Discs 2. Storage of Compact Discs
©
Do
not
get
fingerprints,
oil,
dirt
or
other
substances
on the
com-
©
After
play,
be
sure
lo
remove
the
disc
from
the
playar
pact
disc.
If
the
disc
becomes
dirty,
wipe
it
off
with
a
dry,
soft
e
Toprevent
dust.
scratches,
deformation,
otc.,
be
sure
(o
siore
cloth. DENON AMC-20/21 CD Cleaner is recommended compact discs in thew case
®
Donot
clean
compact
discs
with
benzene,
paint
thinner,
water,
©
Do
not
store
compact
discs
in
the
following
locations
record
spray,
anti-static
agent,
silicon
cloth
or
similar
sub-
1.
Places
where
direct
sunhght
sinkes
lor
long
periods
of
ume
stances.
2.
Places
with
a
high
hurmdty
or
a
lot
of
dust
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Take
particular
care
to
prevent
scratches
to
the
back
side
of
the
3.
Places
reached
by
heal
from
a
healer
or
similar
apphance
compact disc when removing it from the case and when insert-
Ing st in its case.
Do not bend compact discs.
Do not apply to compact discs.
Do not attempt to enlarge the center hole of the disc.
@ \s the disc dirty or scratched? ... ... @ Are the dry batteries in the
There Is no sound, or the sound is distorted. remote contro! unit dead? : 3
2]
O
Ss
Do not write on the label (printed) side of the disc with a ball point
pen of pencil.
See paye 13
@ Is the output cord connected correctly @ Is the remote control unit located too fa
tothe amplifier? 22.0... eee eee See page 8. from the CD Player unit? See paye 13,
@ Does the sound return to norma! when the
amplifier’s knobs ate adjusted or the proper
input device is selected?
SPECIFICATIONS
AUNIO
Number of Channels
Frequency Characteristics
Dynamic Range 99 dB
SN Ratio 108 dB
High Frequency Distortion 0.0025% {1kHz) 0 0028%
98 dB 98 dB
Less than the measunng
{+ 0.001% W. peak)
Variable 0.2~ 2.0V
Audio compact discs are used
12 cm (5 in} and 8 cm (3 in}
FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAY
Functions
(bcM-360
2 Channeis
2 ~ 20,000 Hz
BCM-260
Five discs can be used,
Duwect Track Selection,
Program Selection,
Random Play, etc
Oisc No, Track No,
Tene tin, suc ),
Play, Pause, Repeat. Random, ot.
Headphone Jack {Level Vacabie)
98 dB
108 dB
Displays
Separation
Wow and Flutter
Other
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT AC~258
Remote Control Method
Power Supply
External Dimensions
Output Voltage
DISC USED Infrared Pulse system
3 VOC Two R6P (standard SIZE AA}
50 (Wh x 178 (H) x 38 (D) mm
(1-31/32" x 6-57/64" x 45/64")
100g lapprox. 3 oz)
{Includes battenes)
OVERALL
Power Supply 60 Hz,
Voltage is shown on rating label
Power Consumption iw
434 (W) x 114 (H) x 398 (D} mm
(17-3/32" x 4-17/32" « 15-11/16")
5.4 kg (11.9 Ips.)
Weight
External Dimensions
Weight §.4kg (11.9 Ibs)
* Design and specifications are subject to change without notice in the course of product improvement
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