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CD102
Personal CD Player
Owner’s Manual
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CD102 Personal CD Player Owner’s Manual Thank you for purchasing this Califone CD Player, which we hope will support your teaching efforts in ELD, ELL, ESL and other language arts applications. I encourage you to go online to califone.com in order to learn more about our other product lines which help student understanding and achievements. While online, make sure you register your Player for its one year warranty. Sincerely, Roscoe Anthony President, Califone® International, Inc. Unpacking
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Location of Controls 1. MODE Button 2. Pause Button CD102 Personal CD Player Owner’s Manual 3. Skip/Search button (PREV) 4. Stop Button 5. Play/Pause Button 6. ESP Button (Anti-Shock Protection) 7. Program Button 8. Skip/Search Button (NEXT) 9. LCD Display 10. DC 4.5V 11. Open CD Compartment Switch 12. Volume Control 13. HOLD Button 14. Line Out Socket 15. Headphone Socket 16. Bass Boost Switch 2
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Power Supply 1. Battery Open the battery cover, insert the batteries as indicated in diagram 1 and then close the battery cover. Caution: If you are not going to use the CD Player for an extended period of time, it’s recommended the batteries be removed to prevent any possible corrosion within the unit. 2. Connecting AC Voltage Transformer Insert the DC Jack into point (a) as indicated in diagram 2 and then connect AC pack into an AC outlet. Notes: when not in operation, please unplug th
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Operation Play Mode Press the [OPEN] button to open the cover and then insert the CD. Ensure the label side is facing up. Place the center of the CD onto the spindle and gently press down to secure it in place. Close the cover. Plug the stereo headphone into the phone jack. Press the PLAY button once. The Player will start playing with the LCD display showing the track number. When all of the tracks have been played, the player will automatically stop playing, unless programmed otherwise. P
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Program Mode Programmable Play The disc can be played in a programmed order (maximum 20 tracks can be played) to suit personal preferences and learning styles. (1) While a CD is playing, pressing the PROGRAM button will prompt the LCD display to indicate “PROG” and the track number ”01”. (2) Press the FF/NEXT or REV/PREV button to select the first track to be programmed. (3) Press the PROGRAM button to store the selected track. The track number will display “00” and the program number will
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Other Play Methods Skipping or Scanning Tracks Pressing the FF/NEXT button while a CD is playing will skip to the next track. Pressing the REW/PREV button will skip the player back- wards to the start of the current track or to the previous track if pressed twice. Press and hold the FF/NEXT button to fast forward through the current playing song. Press and hold the REW/PREV button to Rewind through the current playing song. Repeating a Single Track While in STOP, PLAY or PAUSE modes, press t
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Automatic Start-Up/Shut Off Power On While in STOP mode, press the PLAY button. The Player will automatically start up and the display will indicate the start up sequence as shown in figure 1 (left). Auto Shut Off The Player will shut off automatically if no operation is selected within a one minute period after turning the CD Player on or after a disc has completed playing. If there is no disc in the unit, it will automatically shut off after approximately 30 seconds. “DISC” (no disc) In
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Shock Protection (ESP/Anti-Shock) Vibration Resistant By reading audio date and storing it in the “ANTI-SHOCK” memory, vibration resistance is achieved. When the player is bumped or knocked, the CD player will compensate with the data in its mem- ory. The CD player also contains a vibration resistant mechanism to prevent the skipping noise caused by the change of playing speed when the player is “rocked”. Auto ESP When pressing the PLAY button, the Anti-Shock System will automatically be en
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Charge Function (Optional) Charge Function 1. The CD Player will charge correctly sized rechargeable batteries (which are not supplied with the unit.) Open the battery cover and insert the rechargeable batteries into the battery compart- ment, making sure the correct polarity as shown in diagram 1 (left) is observed. 2. Connecting AC voltage transformer (2). Refer to Page 2 for correct connection. 3. Continuously press FAST FORWARD, REWIND, NEXT & PREVIOUS FUNCTIONS. Press the FF/NEXT but
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Concerning Compact Discs 1 1. Only Compact Discs bearing this mark can be used with this unit. 2. How to hold a disc 3. If the surface is dirty b) Play surface (shiny surfaces) Wipe it with a damp cloth and then wipe dry. Wipe from the center toward the edge. Handling precautions 2 If you are taking the CD from a cold environment to a warm en- vironment, moisture may form on the CD. Wipe any moisture off with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth before using the CD. Do not write on the label sid
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Specifications Precautions To prevent battery damage, electrolyte leakage, and Audio short-circuiting, follow these recommendations. Channels: 2 (left and right, (A) Do not peel off the covering on batteries and do not use stereo) if the covering has been peeled off. Frequency Response: 20-20000Hz (B) Align the polarities + and – correctly when inserting Channel Isolation: >40dB Wow-Flutter Lower than the batteries. (C) Do not mix different types or makes of batte
