Sony SCD-1 Manuel utilisateur

Marque: Sony

Modèle: SCD-1

Catégorie: Lecteur CD

Taper: Manuel utilisateur

3-865-537-51(1)

Super Audio CD

Player

 1999 by Sony Corporation

SCD-1

Operating Instructions

Mode d’emploi

WARNING

To prevent fire or shock

hazard, do not expose the

unit to rain or moisture.

To avoid electrical shock,

do not open the cabinet.

Refer servicing to qualified

personnel only.

– Reorient or relocate the receiving

antenna.

– Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

– Connect the equipment into an outlet

on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

– Consult the dealer or an experienced

radio/TV technician for help.

CAUTION

You are cautioned that any changes or

modification not expressly approved in

this manual could void your authority to

operate this equipment.

Owner’s Record

The model and serial numbers are

located at the rear of the unit.

Record the serial number in the space

provided below. Refer to them whenever

you call upon your Sony dealer

regarding this product.

Model No. SCD-1

Serial No. _________________________

The following caution label is located

inside of the unit.

This symbol 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.

This symbol is intended to alert

the user to the presence of

important operating and

maintenance (servicing)

instructions in the literature

accompanying the appliance.

INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and

found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference

in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses, and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if

not installed and used in accordance

with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be

determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to

correct the interference by one or more of

the following measures:

Welcome!

Thank you for purchasing the Sony Super

Audio CD Player. Before operating the

unit, please read this manual thoroughly

and retain it for future reference.

About This Manual

The instructions in this manual are for

model SCD-1.

Conventions

• Instructions in this manual describe the

controls on the player.

You can also use the controls on the

remote if they have the same or similar

names as those on the player.

• The following icons are used in this

manual:

Indicates that you can do the

task using the remote.

Indicates hints and tips for

making the task easier.

For the customers in the United States

For the customers in Canada

CAUTION

TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO

NOT USE THIS POLARIZED AC PLUG

WITH AN EXTENSION CORD,

RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET

UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY

INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE

EXPOSURE.

For the customers in Europe

This appliance is classified as a CLASS 1

LASER product.

The CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

MARKING is located on the rear exterior.

Features

Playback of the Super Audio CD recorded

in the DSD format

The DSD (Direct Stream Digital) format is the core

technology of a Super Audio CD, allowing music

reproduction that is extremely faithful to the original

sound.

The DSD format, using a 2.8224 MHz sampling frequency

64 times higher than that of a conventional CD, and the 1-

bit quantization, makes possible recording of more than

four times the data information of the PCM format which

is used for a conventional CD.

Different from the PCM format which performs data

decimation and interpolation via digital filters, the DSD

format adopts the simple playback process. In other

words, the A/D converted 1-bit digital signal only passes

through an analog low-pass filter before playback.

As a whole, the DSD format achieves both a wide

frequency range of theoretically over 100 kHz, and a wide

dynamic range across the audible frequency range at the

same time, and results in high-quality music reproduction

faithful to the original sound.

To play back a Super Audio CD recorded in the DSD

format with exceptional quality, the SCD-1 employs a

newly developed DSD decoder and D/A converter

system, as well as a chassis and loading mechanism

especially designed for this unit.

Playback of a conventional CD with

higher quality

The SCD-1 can also play back a conventional CD with

higher quality than a conventional CD player. To provide

enhanced quality, the SCD-1 employs various advanced

technologies. For example, two independent optical

pickups are incorporated; one is for Super Audio CDs,

and the other for conventional CDs. In addition, a 24-bit

precision variable coefficient (V.C.) digital filter is

provided for CD playback (see page 19). By selecting one

of five filters which have different cutoff characteristics,

you can adjust the tone quality in accordance with the

music source or your audio system.

Others

• A Super Audio CD can mark up to 255 track/index

numbers. Corresponding to that format, the SCD-1

incorporates a large 3-digit display.

• The supplied remote is capable of controlling either the

SCD-1 and a conventional Sony CD player. (See D

COMMAND MODE selector on page 10 and A CD1/

CD2 selector on page 11.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Getting Started 4

Before You Start the Hookup 4

Hooking Up the Audio Components 5

About the Switch Marked “STANDARD” on the

rear panel of the player 6

Hooking Up the Power 6

Compatible Disc Types 7

Location and Functions of Parts 8

Front Panel Parts Descriptions 8

Rear Panel Parts Descriptions 10

Remote Parts Descriptions 11

Playing Discs 12

Playing a Disc 12

Using the Display 13

Locating a Specific Track 15

Locating a Particular Point in a Track 16

Playing Tracks Repeatedly 16

Playing Tracks in Random Order (Shuffle Play) 17

Creating Your Own Programme (Programme

Play) 18

Listening to a CD Using a Filter (Digital Filter

Function) 19

Additional Information 20

Precautions 20

Notes on Discs 21

Cleaning the Turntable 21

Troubleshooting 22

Specifications 22

Index 23

Getting

Started

This chapter provides information on

the supplied accessories and how to

connect various audio components to

the Super Audio CD player. Be sure

to read this chapter thoroughly before

you actually connect anything to the

player.

Before You Start the

Hookup

Checking the supplied accessories

This player comes with the following items:

• Audio connecting cord

(phono jack × 2 y phono jack × 2) (1)

• Mains lead (1)

• Plug adapter (U.S.A. and Canadian models only) (1)

• Stabilizer (1)

• Remote commander (remote) RM-DS1 (1)

• R03 (size-AAA) batteries (2)

Inserting batteries into the remote

Insert two R03 (size-AAA) batteries into the battery

compartment with the + and – correctly oriented to the

markings. When using the remote, point it at the remote

sensor

on the player.

When to replace the batteries

Under normal conditions, the batteries should last for about six

months. When the remote no longer operates the player, replace

both batteries with new ones.

Notes

• Do not leave the remote in an extremely hot or humid place.

• Do not drop any foreign object into the remote casing,

particularly when replacing the batteries.

• Do not use a new battery with an old one.

• Do not expose the remote sensor to direct sunlight or lighting

apparatus. Doing so may cause a malfunction.

• If you do not intend use the remote for an extended period of

time, remove the batteries to avoid possible damage from

battery leakage and corrosion.

Getting Started

White (L)

Red (R)

INPUT

COAXIAL

OPTICAL

DIGITAL OUT

~AC IN

LINE OUT (ANALOG)

BALANCED

UNBALANCED

1:GROUND

2:HOT (+)

3:COLD ( )

OFF

CD1

CD2

STANDARD

CUSTOM

TA - E1 / N1

COMMAND

MODE

BALANCED

OUT

Stereo amplifier, etc.

White (L)

Red (R)

1 3 2

Hooking Up the Audio Components

Connect the Super Audio CD player to an audio

component. Be sure to turn off the power of all

components before making connections and connect

securely to prevent noise.

Connecting via LINE OUT UNBALANCED

jacks

Use an audio connecting cord for this connection. Be sure to

match the colour-coded pin to the appropriate jacks: white (left)

to white and red (right) to red.

Audio connecting cord (supplied)

Connecting via LINE OUT BALANCED

connectors

Use an XLR (balanced) cord for this connection. When connecting

an XLR (balanced) cord to the LINE OUT BALANCED

connectors, set the BALANCED OUT ON/OFF switch on the rear

panel of the player to ON.

XLR (balanced) cord (not supplied)

Polarity of LINE OUT BALANCED connector

1: GROUND

2: HOT (+)

3: COLD (–)

Connecting via DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL

connector

Use an optical digital cable for this connection. When connecting

the optical digital cable to the DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL

connector, take the cap off the connectors and push the cable

plugs in until they click into place.

Be sure to show “16 bit” in the display by pressing DIGITAL OUT

on the upper side of the player. Be careful not to bend or twist the

optical cable.

Optical digital cable (not supplied)

Note

Only the audio signals of the CD can be output from the

DIGITAL OUT connectors. Those of the Super Audio CD cannot

be output through DIGITAL OUT.

Connecting via DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL

connector

Use a coaxial digital cable to connect the audio components

equipped with coaxial digital input connectors. When connecting

the coaxial digital cable, be sure to show “16 bit” in the display

by pressing DIGITAL OUT on the upper side of the player.

Coaxial digital cable (not supplied)

Note

Only the audio signals of the CD can be output from the

DIGITAL OUT connectors. Those of the Super Audio CD cannot

be output through DIGITAL OUT.

Getting Started

About the Switch Marked

“STANDARD” on the rear

panel of the player

The Super Audio CD includes high frequencies beyond

the audible range, although the design of normal

amplifiers and speakers is based on characteristics

corresponding to the audible range.

Therefore, if you increase the volume or treble excessively

during Super Audio CD playback, noise may occur or the

amplifier’s protect circuit may be activated. To prevent

these problems, set the switch at the rear of this player in

accordance with the connected amplifier. This enables

you to match the output signal to the amplifier

characteristics.

Connecting to a normal amplifier

This switch is set to “STANDARD” at the factory. When

you connect this player to a normal amplifier, leave the

switch as it is. Never set it to “CUSTOM,” otherwise noise

may be produced or the speakers and the amplifier may

be damaged.

Connecting to the Preamplifier TA-E1 (not

supplied) and the Power Amplifier TA-N1

(not supplied)

When you connect this player to the Preamplifier TA-E1

(not supplied) and the Power Amplifier TA-N1 (not

supplied), remove the cover as illustrated below, and set

the switch to “CUSTOM.”

The “CUSTOM” mode enables you to enjoy wider range

of frequencies.

Note

When you record the audio signals of a Super Audio CD to a tape

deck (Cassette deck etc.), set the switch to “STANDARD” even if

the player is connected to the Preamplifier TA-E1 and the Power

Amplifier TA-N1.

Hooking Up the Power

Connect the supplied mains lead to the AC IN terminal on

the player.

About the mains lead

European models only

Connect the supplied mains lead to the mains.

U.S.A. and Canadian models only

The supplied mains lead has a 3-pronged grounded plug.

If you are using 3-pronged grounded mains, the plug can

be inserted directly into the mains. However, if the socket

is a 2-pronged grounded mains, use the supplied plug

adapter or a commercially available plug adapter.

3-pronged grounded mains

2-pronged polarized mains

• When the width of the mains are a different size

Use the supplied plug adapter.

• When the width of the mains are the same size

Use a commercially available plug adapter. In this case,

you can check the polarity of the mains with a

commercially available spark-testing screwdriver. It is

the pronged ground that does not light the neon grow

lamp even if you insert the spark-testing screwdriver

into the mains. Insert the blades so that the “N pole”

can be inserted to the ground on the plug.

If noise (hum) is produced

Noise may be caused by an electric potential difference on

the ground circuit.* In this case, use the supplied plug

adapter and be careful not to connect the ground lead to

anything.

* Although the ground of the domestic mains is normally a

safety ground, a few electrical potential differences may be

produced, depending on the mains. Therefore, use of the

supplied 3-pronged mains lead may lessen the quality of the

audio signal or may produce humming noise.

3 to 2-prong polarized

plug adapter

N pole

Getting Started

Compatible Disc Types

You can play the following discs with this player.

Depending on the type of disc to be played, select the

appropriate indicator by pressing SACD/CD (pages 8,

12).

Super Audio CD (single layer disc)

This disc consists of a single HD layer*.

Press SACD/CD repeatedly so that the SACD indicator

on the upper side of the player lights.

*High density signal layer for the Super Audio CD

Super Audio CD (dual layer disc)

This disc consists of dual HD layers and is capable of

extended play over long periods.

Press SACD/CD repeatedly so that the SACD indicator

on the upper side of the player lights.

Also, as the dual layer disc consists of dual HD layers on

one side only, it is not necessary to turn the disc over.

Conventional CD

This disc is the current format.

Press SACD/CD repeatedly so that the CD indicator on

the upper side of the player lights.

HD (high density) layer

HD layer

CD layer

Super Audio CD + CD (Hybrid disc)

This disc consists of an HD layer and a CD layer. Press

SACD/CD to select the layer you want to listen to. Also,

as the dual layers are on one side, it is not necessary to

turn the disc over. You can play the CD layer using a

conventional CD player.

Incompatible Discs

This player cannot play the following discs. If you try to

play them, the error message “TOC Error” will appear or

there will be no sound.

• CD-ROM

• DVD etc.

CD layer

HD layer

Location and

Functions of

Parts

This chapter tells you about the

location and functions of the various

buttons and controls on the front and

rear panels and the supplied remote.

Further details are provided on the

pages indicated in parentheses.

It also tells you about the information

that appears in the display window.

Front Panel Parts

Descriptions

1 A button (12)

Press to open the disc lid.

2 Disc lid (12)

Press A to open/close the disc lid.

3 FILTER button (19)

Press to select the digital filter type when playing a

CD.

4 SACD/CD button (12)

Each time you press the button while the player is

stopped, the SACD or CD indicator on the upper side

of the player lights. Select the indicator that matches

the type of CD you want to play. For details on the

type of discs you can play, see “Compatible Disc

Types” on page 7.

5 H button (12)

Press to start play.

6 X button (13)

Press to pause play.

Location and Functions of Parts

7 x button (13)

Press to stop play.

8 l/L button (13)

Each time you press l, you go back to the

preceding track; each time you press L, you go to

the succeeding track.

9 Display window (Remote sensor

) (13)

Shows various information.

0 DIGITAL OUT button (5)

Press when a component is connected to the DIGITAL

OUT connectors. Each time you press the button, the

display switches between “16 bit” (the audio signals of

a CD can be output) and “OFF” (the audio signals of a

CD cannot be output).

qa TEXT button (14)

Shows TEXT information when the player detects a

TEXT disc.

qs TIME button (13)

Each time you press the button, the playing time of the

track and the total remaining time on the disc appear

in the display.

qd ! (power) switch (12)

Press to turn on the player.

Location and Functions of Parts

5 Switches depending on amplifier to be connected. For

details, see “About the Switch Marked “STANDARD”

on the rear panel of the player” on page 6.

6 DIGITAL OUT (CD) OPTICAL connector (5)

Connect to an audio component using an optical

digital cable.

7 DIGITAL OUT (CD) COAXIAL connector (5)

Connect to an audio component using the coaxial

digital cable.

Note

Only the audio signals of the CD can be output from the

DIGITAL OUT connectors shown in 6 and 7. Those of the

Super Audio CD cannot be output through DIGITAL OUT.

Rear Panel Parts Descriptions

COMMAND

MODE

BALANCED

OUT

COAXIAL

OPTICAL

DIGITAL OUT

~AC IN

LINE OUT (ANALOG)

BALANCED

UNBALANCED

1:GROUND

2:HOT (+)

3:COLD ( )

OFF

CD1

CD2

STANDARD

CUSTOM

TA - E1 / N1

1 LINE OUT (ANALOG) UNBALANCED jacks (5)

Connect to an audio component using the audio

connecting cord.

2 LINE OUT (ANALOG) BALANCED connectors (5)

Connect to an audio component using the XLR

(balanced) cord.

3 BALANCED OUT ON/OFF switch (5)

Set to ON when the audio component is connected to

the LINE OUT BALANCED connectors. In case of

another connection, set it to OFF.

4 COMMAND MODE selector

Normally set to CD1. When you connect a Sony CD

player other than this player, set to CD2. In this case,

you can control both the other Sony CD player and

this player with CD1/CD2 on the remote. Set to CD1

to control the other Sony CD player, or CD2 to control

this player.

Location and Functions of Parts

1 CD1/CD2 selector

Select when you connect a Sony CD player other than

this player. Set to CD1 to control the other Sony CD

player, or CD2 to control this player. In this case, you

have to set the COMMAND MODE selector on the

rear panel to CD2.

2 CONTINUE button (17, 18)

Press to resume normal play from Shuffle Play or

Programme Play.

SHUFFLE button (17)

Press to select Shuffle Play.

PROGRAM button (18)

Press to select Programme Play.

3 TEXT/ENTER button (14, 15)

Shows the TEXT information when the player detects

a TEXT disc.

4 LANGUAGE button (15)

Press to change the displayed language if the TEXT

disc has several languages.

5 Number buttons (15)

Press to enter the track numbers.

6 H button (12)

Press to start play.

X button (13)

Press to pause play.

x button (13)

Press to stop play.

7 AMS ./> (AMS: Automatic Music Sensor)

buttons (13, 15)

Press to locate a specific track.

8 m/M buttons (16)

Press to locate a portion you want to play within a

track.

9 INDEX >/. buttons (16)

Press to locate a specific point marked with an index

signal when you play a disc that has index signals.

0 FILTER button (19)

Press to select the digital filter type when a CD is

played.

qa SACD/CD button (12)

Each time you press the button, the SACD or CD

indicator on the front of the player lights. Select the

indicator that matches the type of CD you want to

play.

Remote Parts Descriptions

qs TIME button (13)

Each time you press the button, the playing time of the

track and the remaining time on the disc appear in the

display.

qd DISPLAY MODE button (14)

Press to turn off the information.

qf REPEAT button (16)

Press repeatedly to play all tracks or only one track on

the disc.

qg AyB button (17)

Press to select Repeat A-B Play.

qh CHECK button (18)

Press to check the programmed order.

qj CLEAR button (18)

Press to delete a programmed track number.

CD1• •CD2 FILTER SACD/CD

CONTINUE

PLAY MODE

PROGRAM

SHUFFLE

TEXT

LANGUAGE TIME

ENTER

DISPLAY

MODE

REPEAT

CHECK

A B

123

456

10 10/0

CLEAR

AMS

INDEX

Playing Discs

This chapter explains the various

ways to play discs.

With felt side

facing down

Playing a Disc

The operations for normal play and the basic operations

during play are explained below.

1 Turn on the amplifier.

2 Select the player position using the input selector

on the amplifier.

3 Press ! (power) to turn on the player.

4 Press A to open the disc lid, and place a disc on the

tray.

Place the supplied stabilizer on the disc. If you do not,

“No Stabilizer” appears in the display.

5 Press SACD/CD to select the SACD or CD indicator.

Each time you press the button, the SACD or CD

indicator lights. Select the indicator that corresponds

to the type of disc on the tray. For details, see page 7.

6 Press H.

When the disc lid is closed, “CLOSE,” “Loading,” and

“TOC Reading” appear in sequence in the display.

Then, playback starts from the first track. If you want

to start playing from a specific track, press l/L

repeatedly to select the track number before pressing

7 Adjust the volume on the amplifier.

! A SACD/CD X x l/L

(power)

TIME TEXT DIGITAL DUT FILTER MANUAL SELECTOR

SUPER AUTO CD CD

Playing Discs

TIME TEXT DIGITAL DUT FILTER MANUAL SELECTOR

SUPER AUTO CD CD

Basic operations during play

To Press

Stop play x

Pause play X

Resume play after pausing X or H

Locate a succeeding track L

Locate the beginning of the

current track or a preceding

track

Eject the disc

If you turn on the player when a disc is already loaded

Playback starts automatically. If you connect a commercially

available timer, you can set it to start playing the disc at any time

you want.

To select a layer you want to listen to when playing a hybrid

disc (page 7)

After you stop play using x, press SACD/CD repeatedly to light

either the SACD or CD indicator.

Notes

• Remove the stabilizer when there is no disc in the player.

• The Super Audio CD player takes longer than a conventional

CD player to start playing after the disc is loaded. This is not a

malfunction. The player is automatically identifying the type of

disc, adjusting the servomechanism or verifying the copyright

protection in internal mechanisms of the inserted disc.

Using the Display

The display window shows various information about the

disc or track being played. This section describes the

information that appears for each play status.

Displaying information while the player is

stopped

Press TIME.

The display shows the total number of tracks and total

playing time on the disc.

TIME TEXT

TEXT

LANGUAGE

Total playing timeTotal number of tracks

DISPLAY MODE

TIME

Playing Discs

Displaying information while the player is

playing

Press TIME.

Each time you press the button, the current track number

and its elapsed time or remaining time appears, or the

total remaining time for the disc appears in the display.

Turning off the information in the display Z

Press DISPLAY MODE while the player is stopped or

while playing a disc.

• For a disc which does not have TEXT

When you press DISPLAY MODE once, “Display Off”

appears in the display. When you press it while playing

a disc, the whole display disappears after one second.

To return to the normal display, press it again.

• For a disc which has TEXT

When you press DISPLAY MODE once, the information

of the TEXT disc disappears. When you press it again,

“Display Off” appears. When you press it while playing

a disc, the whole display disappears after one second.

To return to the normal display, press it again.

Playing track number and elapsed playing time

of the current track (default display)

Displaying the information of a TEXT disc

TEXT discs contain information, such as the disc name or

artist name, as well as the audio signals. This player can

display the disc name, artist name, and current track

name as TEXT information.

When the player detects a TEXT disc, “TEXT” appears in

the display. If your TEXT disc has several languages,

“TEXT” and “MULTI” appear in the display. When you

want to check the information in another language, see

“Displaying the information of a TEXT disc in other

languages” on page 15.

Displaying the information of a TEXT disc

in stop mode

Press TEXT.

Each time you press the button, the disc name or artist

name appears in the display. When you select the artist

name, “ARTIST” appears in the display.

Display information of a TEXT disc while

playing a disc

The current track name appears. If the disc name has

more than 16 characters, the first 15 characters will remain

after the name scrolls by in the display.

Notes

• The display may not show all the characters, depending on the

disc.

• This player can display only the disc name, artist name and

track names from TEXT discs. Other information cannot be

displayed.

Using the Display

Press TIME

Playing track number and remaining time

of the current track

Total remaining time on the disc

Press TIME

Playing Discs

Displaying the information of a TEXT disc

in other languages

You can change the displayed language if the TEXT disc

has multi language capacity. When the player detects such

a TEXT disc, “TEXT” and “MULTI” appear in the display.

Change the language according to the procedures below.

1 Press LANGUAGE in stop mode.

The current selected language (English, French,

German, etc.) flashes.

If the player cannot display the language memorized

in a TEXT disc, “Other Lang” appears in the display.

2 Press LANGUAGE repeatedly until the desired

language appears in the display.

3 Press TEXT/ENTER.

The information appears in the selected language.

Notes

• If your TEXT disc memorized in one language, the name of that

language appears for a few seconds in the display when you

press LANGUAGE.

• When you press LANGUAGE while playing a TEXT disc, the

name of the current selected language appears for a few

seconds in the display.

The next track (AMS*)

The beginning of the current

track (AMS*)

Number

buttons

>10

./>

l/L

A preceding track (AMS*)

Press L

Press l repeatedly

Press l during play

Locating a track directly by entering the

track number Z

Press the number button(s) to enter the track number.

To enter a track number over 11 Z

1 Press >10.

2 Enter the corresponding digits.

To enter 0, press 10/0 instead.

Examples:

• To play track number 30, press >10, then 3 and 10/0.

• To play track number 100, press >10 twice, then 1, and 10/0

twice.

If you enter a track number while the player is paused

You cannot locate a track in pause mode. The player will still

remain paused.

Locating a Specific Track

During stop or play mode, you can locate any track to be

played.

To go to Do the following:

Automatic Music Sensor

ANUAL SELECTOR

R AUTO CD CD

Playing Discs

Locating a Particular Point

in a Track Z

You can locate a particular point in a track during play or

play pause.

Locating a point while monitoring the

sound (Search)

Press and hold m/M during play.

You will hear intermittent playback as the disc goes

forward or reverses.

When you reach the desired point, release the button.

Note

Tracks that are only a few seconds long may be too short for

monitoring. In this case, the player may not search correctly.

Locating a point by observing the time

indication (High-Speed Search)

Press down m/M during play pause.

You will not hear the playback sound.

When “Over” appears in the display

The disc has reached its end. Press . or m to go back.

Locating a point using the index function

(Index Search)

Press INDEX. or INDEX> repeatedly in play or

pause mode.

What‘s an INDEX?

Some CDs are provided with an index marking system which

divides tracks or discs into smaller segments. This is especially

useful when you want to locate a certain point within a long

track (in classical music for example). The index search function

works only when you use a commercially available indexed discs

(usually indicated on the label).

Playing Tracks Repeatedly

You can play an entire disc or portions thereof repeatedly.

This function can be used with Shuffle Play to repeat all

the tracks in random order (page 17), or with Programme

Play to repeat all the tracks in a programme (page 18).

You can also repeat a specific track or portion within a

track.

Note

If you turn off the player or disconnect the mains lead, the player

will store the last setting of repeat play (“Repeat All” or “Repeat

1”) and recall it the next time you turn on the player. However,

the setting of the Repeat A-B Play will be cancelled if you turn off

the player or disconnect the mains lead.

Repeating all the tracks on the disc

(Repeat All Play)

Press REPEAT once, then press H.

“REPEAT” appears in the display and Repeat All Play

starts.

The repeat play changes depending on the play mode you

select.

When the play mode is The player repeats

Normal play (page 12) All the tracks in sequence

Shuffle Play (page 17) All the tracks in random order

Programme Play (page 18) All the tracks in the programme in

sequence

To stop Repeat All Play

Press x.

To resume normal play

Press REPEAT repeatedly until “REPEAT” goes off.

INDEX >/.

m/M

REPEAT

AyB

Playing Discs

Repeating the current track

(Repeat 1 Play)

While the track you want to repeat is being played,

press REPEAT repeatedly until “REPEAT 1” appears in

the display.

Repeat 1 Play starts.

To stop Repeat 1 Play

Press x.

To resume normal play

Press REPEAT repeatedly until “REPEAT” goes off.

Repeating a specific portion within a

track (Repeat A-B Play)

You can specify one portion within a track to be played

repeatedly. Note that the portion that you specify must be

within the boundaries of a single track.

1 While the player is playing, press AyB at the

starting point (point A) of the portion to be played

repeatedly.

“REPEAT” appears and “ A-” flashes in the display.

2 Continue playing the track (or press M) to locate

the ending point (point B), then press AyB.

“REPEAT A-B” appears and Repeat A-B Play starts.

To stop Repeat A-B Play and resume normal play

Press REPEAT or x.

You can set a new starting point and ending point during

Repeat A-B Play

You can change the current ending point to a new starting point,

then specify a new ending point to repeat another portion right

after the current portion.

1 During Repeat A-B Play, press AyB.

The current ending point changes to the new starting point

(point A).

“REPEAT” lights up and “A-” flashes in the display.

2 Locate the new ending point (point B) and press AyB.

“REPEAT A-B” lights up and the player starts to repeat the

newly specified portion.

Playing Tracks in Random

Order (Shuffle Play) Z

When you select Shuffle Play, the player plays all the

tracks on the disc in random order.

1 Press SHUFFLE in stop mode.

2 Press H.

Shuffle Play starts.

“;” appears while the player is “shuffling” the tracks.

The player will stop after playing all the tracks once.

To resume normal play

Press CONTINUE.

You can locate tracks during Shuffle Play

Press ./>.

Press > to locate the next track or press . to locate the

beginning of the current track. The player does not go back to

tracks which have already been played.

CONTINUE SHUFFLE

Playing Discs

Creating Your Own

Programme (Programme Play) Z

You can pick out the tracks that you like and specify the

playback order in a programme containing up to 99 tracks

(or 999 min. 59 sec. in total programme time)

1 Press PROGRAM in stop mode.

“PROGRAM” appears in the display.

2 Press the number buttons to enter the track

number.

If you entered the wrong track number

Press CLEAR to erase the track number and reenter the

correct track number using the number buttons.

To select a track number over 11

Press >10 (page 15).

3 Repeat step 2 to enter other tracks.

Each time you enter a track number, the total

programme time appears in the display.

4 Press H.

Programme Play starts.

To resume normal play

Press CONTINUE.

The programme remains even after Programme Play ends

Press H to play from the beginning of the programme again. The

programme remains even if you stop play.

Notes

• When tracks which are not numerically consecutive on the disc

are programmed consecutively (i.e. 1, 3, 5, etc.), the actual

playing time may become longer than the total playing time

appeared in the display.

• If you turn off the player, disconnect the mains lead, or press A,

the programme will be erased.

Checking the contents of the programme

Before you start playing or while the player is playing,

press CHECK.

Each time you press the button, in programmed order, the

track number and the total programme time appear in the

display. When you press CHECK while the player is

playing, the track number appears from the next track

numbers of the current playing track number.

Changing the contents of the programme

You can change the contents of the programme in stop

mode.

Erase a track

Erase from the last

track in the

programme

Add a track to the

end in the

programme

Erase all tracks

CONTINUE

Number

buttons

>10

PROGRAM

CHECK

CLEAR

Do the following:

1 Press CHECK repeatedly until the track

number you want to erase appears.

2 Press CLEAR.

Press CLEAR.

Each time you press the button, the last

track of the programme is erased.

Press l/L to select the track you want

to add, then press PROGRAM. When using

the remote, press the number button of the

track to be added.

Press CLEAR repeatedly until “All Clear”

appears.

Playing Discs

22.05k0

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TIME TEXT DIGITAL DUT FILTER MANUAL SELECTOR

SUPER AUTO CD CD

Listening to a CD Using a

Filter (Digital Filter Function)

This player is equipped with a variable coefficient (V.C.*)

digital filter. By selecting one of five types of filters

(“STD,” “1,” “2,” “3,” and “4”), you can adjust the sound

to match your listening environment and the music

source.

*V.C. is a trademark of Variable Coefficient. For details,

see “What is a variable coefficient (V.C.) digital filter?”

Note

Digital filters are effective only when you play a conventional

CD. You cannot select the digital filter when you play a Super

Audio CD.

Press FILTER repeatedly until you locate the filter

you want.

If you press FILTER to change the type of filters during

play, “D-Fil Setting” appears in the display and the sound

will be interrupted momentarily.

Characteristics of each digital filter

The contents and characteristics of the five digital filters

are as follows:

STD: Standard (sharp roll-off)

Provides a wide frequency range and spatial feeling, as it

holds the most information among the five filters.

Suitable for playback of classical music.

1 : Clear (slow roll-off)

Provides smooth and powerful sound with clear image

position.

Suitable for playback of jazz band performances and jazz

vocals.

2: Plain (slow roll-off)

Provides fresh and energetic sound with rich vocal

expression.

Suitable for playback of vocal performances.

3: Fine (slow roll-off)

Provides well-balanced natural sound, with a large scale

feel and rich reverberation.

Suitable for listening to any kind of music when you are

relaxed.

4: Silky (slow roll-off)

Provides a wide scale feel with associated subtleties.

Suitable for light classical music, especially strings.

What is a variable coefficient (V.C.) digital

filter?

CD players use digital filters to eliminate the noise

generated during sampling. You can change the tone of

your music by changing the cutoff characteristics of the

digital filter.

Sharp roll-off and slow roll-off

Digital filters can be roughly classified into sharp roll-off

types and slow roll-off types, according to their cutoff

characteristics.

Sharp roll-off filters quickly cut off noise over 22.05 kHz

generated during sampling. This is a superior way of

completely reproducing signals below 20 kHz and is the

basic principle behind digital audio.

On the other hand, slow roll-off filters cut off noise

generated during sampling, and are able to hold pre-

ringing and post-ringing (a kind of sound smearing) in

the impulse response signal to a minimum.

Note

The Digital Filter function primarily changes characteristics

outside the audible frequency. They cannot affect changes within

the audible frequency such as those provided by the tone controls

of the amplifier. Therefore, with certain combinations of

hardware and software, there may be no noticeable effect after

switching the filter.

! FILTER

(power)

(Slow roll-off filter)

(Sharp

roll-off filter)

Comparison of impulse response for sharp

roll-off filter and slow roll-off filter

Sharp roll-off filter

Post-

ringing

Pre-

ringing

Slow roll-off filter

Pre-

ringing

Post-

ringing

Frequency (Hz)

Comparison of cutoff characteristics for

sharp roll-off filter and slow roll-off filter

Response (dB)

Additional

Information

This chapter provides additional

information that will help you

understand and maintain your Super

Audio CD player.

Precautions

On safety

• Caution — The use of optical instruments with this product

will increase eye hazard.

• Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, unplug

the player and have it checked by qualified personnel before

operating it any further.

On power sources

• Before operating the player, check that the operating voltage of

the player is identical with your local power supply. The

operating voltage is indicated on the nameplate at the rear of

the player.

• The player is not disconnected from the mains as long as it is

attached to the mains, even if the player itself has been turned

off.

• If you are not going to use the player for a long time, be sure to

disconnect the player from the mains. To disconnect the mains

lead, grasp the plug itself; never pull the cord.

On placement

• Place the player in a location with adequate ventilation to

prevent heat build-up in the player.

• Do not place the player on a soft surface such as a rug that

might block the ventilation holes on the bottom.

• Do not place the player in a location near heat sources, or in a

place subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust or mechanical

shock.

On avoiding deterioration of sound quality

• Do not touch the lens inside.

On operation

• If the player is brought directly from a cold to a warm location,

or is placed in a very damp room, moisture may condense on

the lenses inside the player. Should this occur, the player may

not operate properly. In this case, remove the disc and leave

the player turned on for about an hour until the moisture

evaporates.

On adjusting the volume

• Do not turn up the volume too much while listening to a

portion with very low level inputs or no audio signals. If you

do, the speakers may be damaged when a peak level portion is

played.

On inserting a disc

• You may hear a transmission or a mechanical sound from the

player. This indicates that the player is automatically adjusting

its internal mechanisms according to the inserted disc.

You may also hear the mechanical sound from the player when

you insert a warped disc.

On using the stabilizer

• Be sure to use the supplied stabilizer. The use of any other

stabilizer may damage the player.

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