Sony CDP-3100 - Installation Space and Mounting

Chapter 1 Hilti
1-4
1-2 Features
1-2-2 Features of the CDS-31
0 Compact Disc Player Control Unit
Cue Point Searching Using the JOG Dial
Index* Search Function
1-2-3
Features
of
the
Optional
DABK-3101
Memory
Board
2
Memory Jog Function
Memory Start Function
* Index
In JOG mode, you can search for cue points on a frame-by-frame basis
(1 frame equals 13.3 ms) by turning the JOG dial. If the optional
DABK-3101 memory board is installed, you can search for cue points
while monitoring the sound.
If the inserted disc is indexed, you can perform both cueing and single
play through index point specification in INDEX mode.
This function allows you to finely tune a cue point by monitoring the
sound as you turn the JOG dial in JOG mode.
The player performs this function by storing approximately 2.5
seconds of sound data before and after the given cue point (five
seconds in total), then outputting the data as you turn the JOG dial.
This function stores sound data from the desired cue point into an IC
memory and uses it to begin immediate and precise playback, thus
eliminating the gap that normally occurs between the pressing of the
PLAY key and the start of pickup of disc data.
An index number is a recorded track mark that allows
the detection and relocation of specific positions. A
track can be indexed with up to 99 index numbers,
with 01 as the start of the track and 00 as the blank
space between tracks.
Chapter 1 Overview