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Section to record player's model and serial numbers for future reference and support.
Highlights key functionalities including playback modes, editing features, DSP, and custom file options.
Essential safety measures, operating advice, and handling instructions for player and discs.
Guidance on managing moisture issues and proper methods for cleaning and handling discs.
Instructions for unpacking, choosing a location, checking accessories, and setting up the remote.
Details on connecting the player using LINE OUT (FIXED/VARIABLE) and DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) connections.
Diagram and explanation of buttons, display, and ports on the front panel of the CD player.
Comprehensive guide to the buttons on the wireless remote for operating various player functions.
Steps for initiating disc playback, controlling volume, using headphones, and handling 8 cm CDs.
How to check total/remaining time, change display info, and adjust display brightness (DIMMER).
Methods for finding particular tracks or points within tracks using direct selection or search functions.
Function to play selections directly from their start, skipping blank lead-ins, for quick access.
Guide to choosing and using various acoustic atmosphere modes like HALL, CHURCH, and JAZZ CLUB.
How to modify surround effect levels and reset or clear active DSP modes.
Instructions for playing tracks in random order and deleting unwanted tracks before shuffled playback.
Methods for deleting unwanted tracks before or during playback to create a custom playlist.
Using Music Scan to preview track beginnings and select or delete tracks for playback.
How to repeat entire tracks, specific sections (A-B), or selections within different play modes.
Steps for creating, playing, checking, and modifying custom playback orders of up to 24 selections.
Details on the Auto Space feature, program playback conditions, and checking remaining time.
How to implement gradual audio fades at the start and end of tracks and set the fade duration.
Introduction to advanced editing features like Program Play, Multi-disc Program, Time Fade, Auto Space, Time/Just Edit, and Peak Search.
Guide to programming tracks for tape recording, including checking total duration and programming side B.
Instructions for playing programmed tracks, managing programs, and using the auto space feature.
How to program playback order for selections across multiple discs (up to six).
Details on playing, stopping, canceling, checking, and modifying multi-disc programs.
Using Time Edit and Just Edit to automatically program selections based on specified tape lengths.
Guidance on editing navigation, Link Edit function, and managing Time/Just Edit programs.
How to set a desired fade-out duration and manage the Time Fade function during playback.
Using Peak Search to find loudest portions for optimal recording levels on tape.
Using Auto Space to insert 3-second gaps between tracks for automatic selection search.
Introduces six types of custom files (Level, Memo, Index, Program Bank, Delete Bank, DSP) and their storage.
Instructions for clearing, checking, and managing custom file data and memory.
How to save individual disc playback levels and clear stored level files.
Steps to create and assign custom text titles (memos) to discs for easy identification.
Instructions on how to erase existing disc memos and modify their content.
How to set custom index points on a disc for easier track location and repeat playback.
Methods to play from custom indexes and steps to clear them from a disc.
How to save programmed selection orders to memory for consistent playback and manage these banks.
How to save lists of desired selections for playback and manage these delete banks.
How to store preferred DSP modes for individual discs and manage these files.
Guide to connecting a timer and configuring the player for automatic playback at a set time.
Instructions for cleaning the player's cabinet and discs.
Detailed technical specifications for the CD player and its components.
A list of common problems, their causes, and recommended solutions for the CD player.
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