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Power| power supply for US and Canadian models | 120 V AC + 10%, 60 Hz |
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| power supply for European models | 230 V AC + 10%, 50 Hz |
| power consumption | 27 W |
Operating Environment| operational temperature | 5 to 36°C |
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| operational humidity | 25 to 85% (no condensation) |
| storage temperature | -20 to 60°C |
Audio Specifications| quantization | 18-bit linear per channel |
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| sampling frequency | 44.1 kHz |
| total harmonic distortion | 0.006% |
Weight and Dimensions| player unit dimensions | 482 (W) x 88 (H) x 252 (D) mm |
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| control unit dimensions | 482 (W) x 132 (H) x 40 (D) mm |
| player unit weight | 6 kg |
| control unit weight | 3 kg |
Verify all carton contents are present before proceeding with setup.
Mount the player and control units onto a 19-inch rack.
Connect audio cables to the mixer and the control cord to the remote unit.
Describes the controls and buttons on the main unit's front panel.
Details the controls and buttons on the remote control unit's front panel.
Details the rear panel connectors for audio outputs and remote control.
Describes the rear panel connector for the control cord.
Explains the displays on the main and control units, showing track and time information.
How to open/close disc trays and load CDs correctly.
How to navigate between tracks and index points on a CD.
Instructions for initiating CD playback and understanding playback states.
Methods for stopping playback, including pausing and returning to cue mode.
Actions for positioning playback and monitoring sections using jog/shuttle dials.
How to quickly move forward or backward through a CD while monitoring sound.
Adjusting playback speed (BPM) statically using the pitch slider.
Step-by-step guide to initiating seamless loop playback.
Temporarily leaving, replaying, or switching loop modes.
How to cancel and clear seamless loop start/end point settings.
Process for recording audio samples from the CD.
How to play back, stop, and manage recorded audio samples.
Adjusting sample pitch and playing samples in reverse.
How to erase recorded audio samples from memory.
Function to adjust the musical key of the audio playback.
Function to reduce the sound of vocals in music for effect.
Gradually slows down playback speed for a brake effect.
How to save and retrieve disc identification, cue points, and loop settings.
How to replace or erase stored memory data.
Seek specific tracks or time points using number input.
Access specific index points directly using number input.
How to modify and save preset configurations.
Guidelines for safely handling compact discs to prevent damage.
Recommendations for storing compact discs to protect them.
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