Sony CDP-3100 - Safety Check-Out; Leakage Test

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About
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Manual
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Chapter
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Introducing
the
CDP-3100/CDS-3100
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Overview:
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Features
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Features
of
the
CDP-3100
Compact
Disc
Player
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Features
of
the
CDS-3100
Compact
Disc
Player
Control
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Features
of
the
Optional
DABK-3101
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Chapter
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Front
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Function.
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Parts
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Rear:
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Controls
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Control
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Chapter
3
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Preparations
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Installation
Precautions
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Handling
Precautions
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COMMECTIONS
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Basic
Connection
Examples
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Maintenance
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Cleaning
the
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Cleaning
Discs
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Chapter
4
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Overview
of
Player
Operations
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Operations
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Player
Modes
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DIP
Switches
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Searching
for
a
Cue
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Specifying
a
Cue
Point
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Searching
for
a
Cue
Point
With
the
JOG
Dial
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Memory
Jog
and
Memory
Start
Functions
(With
the
Optional
DABK-3101
Memory
Board
Installed)
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Checking
the
Contents
of
a
Track
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Storing
a
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Playback
Procedures
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Normal
Playback
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Variable-Speed
Playback
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Setting
the
Channel
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Appendix
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Specifications.
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