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CD-601MKII
CD PLAYER
OWNER'S MANUAL
CD-601MKII_Eng.indd 1 3/26/2005 7:39:43 PM
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Important Safety Precautions CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’ s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an eq
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Important Safety Instructions 1 Read these instructions. • Do not expose this apparatus to drips or splashes. • Do not place any objects filled with liquids, such as 2 Keep these instructions. vases, on the apparatus. 3 Heed all warnings. • Do not install this apparatus in a confined space such as 4 Follow all instructions. a book case or similar unit. 5 Do not use this apparatus near water. • The apparatus draws nominal non-operating power from the AC outlet with its POWER switch in the
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Safety Information This product has been designed and manufactured Rack-mounting the Unit according to FDA regulations "title 21, CFR, chapter The CD-601MKII can be mounted in a standard 19-inch 1, subchapter J, based on the Radiation Control for rack by using the optional RM-601 rack shelf as shown Health and Safety Act of 1968", and is classified below. as a class 1 laser product. There is no hazardous invisible laser radiation during operation because invisible laser radiation emitted
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Contents INTRODUCTION ....................................................... 6 PLAYBACK-RELATED FUNCTIONS ..................... 20 Features .......................................................................... 6 Program Playback .........................................................20 Product Configuration .....................................................6 Entering the program mode ......................................20 Precautions on Installation Locations .......................
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INTRODUCTION Before you start using this product, thoroughly read and Operability can be improved and functions expanded by understand this manual. After you have finished reading this connecting the RC-601MKII Remote Control Unit (sold manual, be sure to keep it in a safe place so that it can be separately). retrieved whenever necessary. Headphone terminal/level knob for a monitor are provided on the front panel. Features About Terms Used in This Manual The CD-601MKII is a professional-us
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INTRODUCTION About Backup Memory Handling CDs (compact discs) The following setup information is stored to backup This CD player can play back CD-DA format CDs. memory on the CD-601MKII so that the same settings are Both commercially available audio CDs (120 mm/80 mm) reproduced when this product is next turned ON. and normally recorded CD-R/CD-RW discs can also be • Playback mode used. • Time display mode To take a disc out of its storage case, press down on the • Auto ready function ON/O
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NAMES & FUNCTIONS OF PARTS Front Panel OPEN/CLOSE key (ø) PITCH key Opens and closes the tray. Switches the pitch control function ON/OFF. When this function is set to ON, “PITCH” and the setting value (%) PLAY MODE key are lit in the display window. The +/- keys are used to set Select the playback mode from regular playback the pitch in ±12.5% increments. (playback of all tunes), single playback, and program ( → page 21 “Pitch Control Function”) playback. INDEX key/indicator The cur
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NAMES & FUNCTIONS OF PARTS PLAY/PAUSE key (¥/π) TRACK (Â/¯) key When this key is pressed while disc operation is stopped, This key is used to perform a track search (skip). An in the online READY mode or during monitor playback, index search is performed when the INDEX indicator is lit. the CD player enters the monitor PAUSE mode. When The operation after a skip differs according the operation it is pressed in the monitor PAUSE mode, monitor state when this key is pressed, the auto cue set
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NAMES & FUNCTIONS OF PARTS Display Window Track display area Auto cue display area Displays the track No. currently being played back or Lit when the auto cue function is ON. ( → page 20 “Auto currently selected track. Cue Function”) In the menu mode, displays the menu No. Pitch control display area Index/program display area When pitch control is ON, “PITCH” is lit and the pitch Displays the index No. currently being played back or control value is displayed. ( → page 21 “Pitch Control c
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NAMES & FUNCTIONS OF PARTS Rear Panel WORD SYNC IN terminal ANALOG OUTPUTS - BALANCED (L, R) terminals This terminal is for inputting the word clock signal. When This analog unbalance output terminal is for outputting the CD player is operated referenced to an external the disc playback signal. clock (EXT), the word clock that is input to this terminal In the default setting, the playback signal is output in becomes the reference clock. either of online playback and monitor playback. WORD
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BASIC OPERATIONS Online Playback and Monitor Playback Selecting the Playback Mode The CD player has two playback modes, online playback You can select the playback mode by using the PLAY and monitor playback. The output destination in each of MODE key. these playback modes can be set individually. Each press of this key switches the playback mode in the For example, in sites such as broadcasts and events, following order: the monitor playback mode can be used to cue tracks or Regular playba
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BASIC OPERATIONS Display of playback position Playing a Specific Tune from the Beginning (SINGLE play) During playback, the approximate playback position in the track is displayed on the character display area of the The following describes the procedure for playing the final display window in the form of a 12-dot bar. The number take (online playback) after selecting and confirming a of square dots in this bar increases the further playback desired tune (monitor playback). The following
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BASIC OPERATIONS Playing from an Intermediate Point Auto-registering Cue Points in a Tune In the default setting, the position where monitor playback was last started from the monitor PAUSE mode is To search for any intermediate point in a tune and play back automatically registered as the cue point. When the READY the final take from that point, select the track at step 3 in key is pressed during monitor playback, the CD-601MKII is procedure on the previous page, and perform the following
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BASIC OPERATIONS Details of Transport Key Operations READY key (π) Pressing this key sets the CD player to the online READY (standby) mode. To perform online playback, the CD player must first be set to the online READY mode. Audio signals are not output from any of the terminals unless the CD player is in the online READY mode. Online READY point PLAY/PAUSE key (¥/π) The online READY point is as follows according to the state of the CD player when the READY key is pressed. When this key
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BASIC OPERATIONS Selecting the index Selecting the playback point When the INDEX key is pressed to set to the index search mode (INDEX indicator is lit), the index can be selected Selecting a track (skipped) by using the TRACK key. Tracks can be selected (skipped) using the The operation mode after index selection conforms to TRACK(Â/¯) key. operation after track selection. The auto cue function also is active. (The CD player stands by at the audio start point of Âkey: the index.) Pressi
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MENU OPERATIONS Various settings on the CD player can be made using the menu system. Menu Configuration The menu contains the following items. Menu Item Display Details Display Description Reference Item No. 01 A_CUE Auto cue level Auto cue level setting “Setting the Auto Cue Level” (p. 21) 02 ONLINE Online play output Setting the terminals for online “Setting the Terminals for Online (p. 22) output Output” 03 MONI Monitor output Setting the terminals for monitor “Setting the Terminals for Moni
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MENU OPERATIONS 3 Press the ENTER key to apply the selected menu item. Menu Operation Basics The menu No. stops blinking and stays lit. The MENU, ENTER and +/- keys are used for performing The following steps (4 to 6) are not applied to menu menu operations. No. 05 (“PROG”), menu No. 21 (“A_CLR”) and the total motor time display. 4 Press the +/- key to select the desired value. The current setting value blinks when it is changed. 5 Press the ENTER key to apply the newly set value. The v
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MENU OPERATIONS Saving Menu Settings Clearing Menu Settings Settings made to each of the menu items can be saved to The menu settings currently saved to a user bank can be user banks. cleared to return them to their defaults. User banks can be batch-cleared or cleared individually. Five user banks (U1 to U5) are provided, and menu settings when the CD player is turned OFF are stored to the Clearing all user banks currently selected user bank. Set menu No. 22 to “PRE” and use menu No. 21 (“A
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PLAYBACK-RELATED FUNCTIONS Adding program tunes Program Playback You can add a program tune by performing the following The program playback function can be used to play back procedure while the program setup screen is displayed. a disc in any desired track order. Up to 30 tracks can be programmed. 1 Press the SEARCH key, and select the location to add a tune. Entering the program mode For example, to add a new tune between the tunes currently preset to program Nos. 2 and 3, select prog
