Sony CDP-400 - Page 8

Display window
UY) isc indicator
22 TRACK indicator
@® DISC indicator
The indicator flickers when the disc compartment is moving.
When the disc compartment has closed with a disc in place (in the
Standby mode), and during disc playing, the indicator itiuminates
steadily.
@ SCAN indicator
This indicator illuminates while the player is searching for the point
on the disc you have programmed
@ INDEX indicator
If index signals are recorded on the disc to allow significant parts
of a program to be easily located. the index numbers are shown
here.
Rear panel
(2) BEEP switch
CDP-400/501/S501ES/610ES
F{I) SCAN inaicator
(4) INDEX inarcator
() Time counter
@ TRACK indicator
This indicator shows the track number of the selection being
played.
@ Time counter
This time counter shows the location in a particular selection by
means of actual! elapsed time. When the ELAPSED/REMAINING
TIME button is pressed, the time counter shows how much playing
time is left on the disc. The first two digits of the counter show play-
ing time of the selection in minutes, and the iast two digits show
tne seconds.
(2) ACCESSORY CONNECTOR
PZi) LINE OUT jacks
@ BEEP (buzzer) switch z
Set to ON to have a signal tone sounded when a signal trom the
supplied remote commander is received. Set the switch to OFF
when a signal tone is not necessary.
@ ACCESSORY CONNECTOR
Used to extend the utitity of this compact disc player by providing
for the connection of optional! equipment which will be avaitabie in
the future.
Do not remove the cover except when connecting any equipment to
this connector.
@ LINE OUT jacks
This unit is equipped with two pairs of LINE OUT jacks~-FIXED and
VARIABLE. A constant signal tevel 1s output at the FIXED LINE OUT
jacks. When the VARIABLE LINE OUT jacks are connected to the
amplifier, the playback level of the player can be adjusted with the
VARIABLE LINE OUT leve! control on the fron: panel to the same
level of the connected turntable system. tuner etc
With the supptied remote commander. the playback leve! can be ad
justed without touching the volume controi of the ampiifier
1-4. CONNECTIONS
@ Turn off the amplifier before making connections
@ Be sure to insert the cabie connectors firmly into the jacks
Loose connections may cause hum and noise.
@ Connect the red plug of the supplied connecting cord to the
right-channe} jack [R] of the amplifier and the white plug to the
left-channe! jack {L}. Otherwise. the right and left channels will
be reversed
@ Leave a littie stack in the connecting cord to aliow for inadver-
tent shock or vibration
@ Be sure not to connect the CD player to the PHONO input jacks
of the amplifier.
@'f the CD player causes interference to radio and television
reception, turn off the player or move the player away from the
receiver.
Connecting cord
(supplied)
red 1oR
white.toL
to CD. DAD. auxitiary.
tuner or tape recorder inputs
Amplitier
Power cord
A white mark is visible on one lead of the power cord. This will help
you drive the CD player and other components in the system “in
phase” by aitgning the ac power cord polarities with ac outlet
polarities. in most cases, the marked plug of the CD player's power
cord should be inserted into the negative potential of the ac outlet
COP-400 etc.
to a wall outlet
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