Rotel RCD-965BX - Loading a Disc

6. PLAY Key
Initiates disc playback.
7. STOP Key
For stopping play during playback and for erasing a pro¬
gram (clear memory).
8. PAUSE Key
Pressing this key during playback will temporarily interrupt
operation of the unit (PAUSE). Pressing it again to dis¬
engage the interruption.
9. TRACK Keys
Pressing these keys allows you to move the laser pick-up
sequentially across the disc to the beginning of each
selection, in either a forward ( > > I )or reverse (I < < )
direction.
10. PROGRAM Key
Is used to set or check (REVIEW) a disc selection program.
11. Random Key
Randomly and automatically selects a playback sequence
of the tracks on a whole disc. Since the random selections
are vast, each sequence selected would never likely be
repeated twice.
12. REPEAT Switch
Initiates automatic repeat playback of the entire disc, or of
programmed disc selections.
13. INDEX Keys
Pressing these keys allows you to move the laser pick-up
sequentially across the disc in either a forward or reverse
direction to each index selection within a track, only when
the disc playing has the index numbers encoded.
NOTE: not all discs have the index encoded numbers, in
which case these keys will not be functional. Please check
the information supplied with each disc whether the index
selections and numbers are available. To select an index
number, first select a track number, press the STOP key,
press either index buttons to your desired index number
(the index numbers will be indicated on the first two digits
of the TIME digits), and press the PLAY key to start the
playback (the indication on the display will go back to the
time indication). If too high index number is selected, the
ERROR indicator lights up and then the playback will start
at the beginning of the track.
14. SEARCH Control Keys
Pressing these keys allows you to scan the laser pick-up
sequentially across the disc in a forward ( > > ) or reverse
( < < ) directions.
CONNECTIONS
There are only three connections to make from your player.
1. Make sure the transport screws are removed from the
bottom of the unit.
2. Turn off the power before making any connections.
3. Connect the ANALOG (AUDIO) OUTPUT jacks to the
input jacks of your amplifier or receiver. They should be
connected to the CD or AUX input jacks. DO NOT use the
PHONO input jacks. Be sure that the player right channel
(RED) is connected to the right channel of your amplifier,
etc. Likewise, be sure that the player left channel (WHITE)
is connected to the left channel of your amplifier, etc.
4. If you have a separate D/A converter unit or an
amplifier with a D/A converter built-in, which has a digital
input socket, you can connect from the DIGITAL OUTPUT
of the player to such digital input using a proper connecting
cable available in the market.
5. Connect the power cord to an AC outlet or to the
convenience outlet of your amplifier, tuner, etc. Be sure
that the convenience outlet is rated for more than 30 watts.
LOADING A DISC
1. P ress the POWER switch. The MULTI- FUNCTION
DISPLAY Panel will display a flashing dotted line, informing
you that there is no disc loaded in the player. All this point,
your player will only accept commands from the
OPEN/CLOSE key.
2. Press the OPEN/ CLOSE key. The disc tray will slide
out from the unit. If the disc tray is obstructed from opening
it will stop in that position. Press the OPEN/ CLOSE key
again and the disc tray will close. Remove the obstruction
and press the OPEN/ CLOSE key again.
3. Load a compact disc. Either 5" or 3" (CD single) can
be used. Once the disc tray is fully open, remove a com¬
pact disc from its case and holding the disc by its edges,
put it into the tray with the label facing upwards.
4. Close the disc tray. You can close the disc tray in three
different ways: by pressing the OPEN/ CLOSE key, by
pressing the PLAY key, or by gently pressing the tray
inward. If the disc tray is closed by pressing the PLAY key,
the compact disc will immediately start playing once the
tray is fully closed, otherwise the unit will wait for further
programming.
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