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DENON
DN-961FA
STDBY/CUE
Figure 1
POWER (Power Switch)
The power turns on when the POWER switch is set to the
ON side, and turns off when the switch is set to the OFF
side.
EJECT (Eject Button)
Press this to open the disc holder.
The disc holder does not open if this button is pressed
during the play mode.
Dise Holder
This is where discs are loaded.
Disc Window
The tray is visible, making it easy to check whether or not a
disc is loaded and turning, etc.
Display
The display window includes the “TRACK No.”, “INDEX”,
“MIN”, “SEC”, and “FRAME” displays, and the “REM”,
“VARI”, and “IDX" LEDs.
"VARI", “REM® and “IDX” indicators
VARI: This ‘Sights when the playing speed is set at
anything other than standard. (Refer to presetting
on Page 9).
REM: This lights when the remaining time is displayed.
IDX: This lights when in the index selection mode.
PLAY MODE (Play Mode Switch)
This: is for switching the play mode between the singie
track mode (SINGLE) and continuous play mode (CONT.).
SELECT (Selector Knob)
This knob is used to setect track and index numbers.
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[2] DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTION
1) Names and Functions of the Parts
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PLAY/PAUSE (Play/Pause Button)
This button is pressed to start playback, or during playback
to set the pause mode.
STDBY/CUE (Standby/Cue Button)
When this button is pressed during playback, the pickup
returns to the position at which playback started, the
standby rnode is set, and the button lights (yellow).
SEARCH (Search Buttons}
These buttons are used to change the position for starting
playback.
TIME (Time Button)
This button is used to switch the time display between the
elapsed time and remaining time.
INDEX (Index Button)
This button is used to switch between the track selection
mode and index number selection mode,
£ND MON (End Monitor Button)
This button is pressed during the standby mode to play the
last section of the track.
* For instructions on setting the playing time, refer to d5-5,
6 and 7 undei “Presettings” on Page 9.
LINE OUT L/R (Output Connectors)
1) These are active balanced type outputs using XLR type
connectors.
Connect them to balanced type inputs with an impe-
dance of 600 ohms on an amplifier or console.
2) Signal layout
Pin 1 : Common
Pin 2: Cold
Pin 3: Hot
3) Applicable connector: Cannon XLA-3-11C or the equiva-
lent
NOTE: Dq not short-circuit the het or cold pin with the
common pin.
DIGITAL OUT {Digital Output Connector)
1) This is an active baianced type output using an XLR type
connector.
Connect it to the balanced type digitat input on an
amplifier or consoie.
Signal layout
Pin 1: Common
Pin 2 : Cald
Pin 3 : Hot
Applicable connector: Cannon XLR-3-11C or the equiva-
jent
NOTE: When using the digital output, set preset item d3-8
to “1,
2
3
LEVEL L/R (Output Level Controls)
These adjust the level of the audio signals output from the
LINE OUT L/R @® connectors.
PHONES (Headphones Jack)
Connect headphones with an impedance of 30 to 40 ohms.
REMOTE (Remote Controt Connector)
1} This is a connector for parallel remote connection.
The player can be controlled remotely with a dry contact
circuit connection.
2) Applicable connector: 25-pin O-sub plug
3) Signal layout
S
Signal
FG
PLAY TALLY
PLAY COMMAND
PAUSE TALLY
PAUSE COMMAND
STDBY/CUE TALLY
STDBY/CUE COMMAND
INDEX 2/3 TALLY
TRACK (+) COMMAND
NC
TRACK (-) COMMAND
NC
TTL {lol=48 mA)|
HCMOS {lix-3 mA)
™m (Woi-48 mA}
| HCMOS {lim-3 mA)
mm {lol=48 mA}
CMOS {li--3 mA)
Tm ilol=48 mA)
HCMOS [li--3 mA)
-'!-0-0-0-01
HCMOS (li--3 mA)
SEARCH {FWO} COMMAND HCMOS {lim—-3 mA}
NC
SEARCH (REV) COMMAND
NC
HCMOS li--3 mA}
PHOTO COUPLER
{t=-10 mA}
TALLY POWER SUPPLY +8V,20mA
COMMAND COMMON
COMMAND COMMON
NC
E.0.M./INDEX 2/INDEX 3
NC
£.0.M./INDEX 2/INDEX 3
NC
FADER START
DRY CONTACT
ORY CONTACT
RS422A (Remote Control! Connector)
1) This is a connector for serial remote connection.
The player can be connected to and controlled from a
personal computer or other external controller.
2) Applicable connector: 9-pin D-sub plug
3) Baud rate: 9600bps
4} Signal layout
| F.GROUND
6 | S.GROUND H
| TxD (RETURN) RS422A
7 | TxD AS44224
RxD RS4224
&@| RxD (RETURN) RS4224
NC =
NC
NC
@ AC {AC Inlet)
Insert the included power cord here.
@ Fuse Holder
e Toreplace the tuse, use small screwdrivers, etc., to push
the catches (A) and (B) at the top and bottom of the
holder inward and remove the fuse holder outward.
e Replace the old fuse with one with the rating indicated
on the panel.
Type of fuse: T1.00 A 125 V for 120 V operation
T315 mA 250 V for 230/240 V operation
e PRESET VOLTAGE CHANGE
DN-961FA allows selection of either 120 V, 230 V or 240 V
operation. The unit has been preset at 240 V prior to shipment
except for U.S.A. & Car.ada. In order to use the unit at 120 V or
230 V, follow the procedures below.
1. The fuse holder serves as a voltage selector.
2. Turn the voltage selector block so that the proper voltage
setting {120 or 230) appears in the indication window and refit
it.
Be sure to replace a fuse described in the above when operate
the unit with 120 V.
3. Press in the fuse holder back to the main body. Make sure of
the click action of the fixing tabs for secure fitting.
Fuse holder
Indication window
Fuse holder
Voltage selector block
Figure 2
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