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Selecting a Digital Input Source
Press the DIGITAL keys on the handset or the SEL buttons on the front
panel to select a digital input.
When the input is locked, the front panel will display the input source
frequency. If the input display reads “Unlock”, this because the source
is switched off, in standby or the unit is paused.
There are no playback controls active when the 8300CDQ is
processing a digital coaxial or digital optical input. But HID function is
available when playing PC USB,Play, Pause, Previous track, Next track
can be controlled by the handset and front panel buttons.
Notes: We recommend you pass a Digital signal to the 8300CDQ
without any DSP processing or resampling at the source. This will allow
the upsampling circuits in the 8300CDQ to work at their optimum.
If there is a digital volume control on the source unit, set it at
maximum and use the volume control in the 8300CDQ to alter
the volume level. This may seem counter-intuitive but will preserve
optimum performance. Consult the user manual on your source unit
for advice.
Setting the DPLL Bandwidth (SPDIF inputs only)
The SPDIF inputs are tolerant of high-jitter digital steams. When
receiving input from some DVT-B and satellite receives, games
consoles etc. the high jitter form these sources may cause the interface
suffer from clicking, drop-outs etc.
The 8300CDQ is set by default to Auto mode for maximum
compatibility with digital source. However, each digital input may be
altered to be more/less tolerant of jitter.
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Press and hold the PROG button for remote handset
Press
can choose different setting.
There are two settings:
Low Bandwidth: this setting offers the best performance but with the
lowest tolerance of source jitter errors.
High Bandwidth: this offers the highest tolerance to high jitter or
unstable data streams but with reduced performance.
Search
Press and hold
on front panel or
on remote to search forward through a
tracks or tracks. If you keep the button pressed, the player will search the entire
disc. When the end of the disc is reached the player will cycle around a point 1
second before the end of the disc. On releasing the button the player plays to the
end of the disc.
Press and hold the
on front panel or
on remote to search back through a
track or tracks. If you keep the button pressed, the player will search back through
the disc. When the start of the disc is reached, nothing further will happen. On
releasing the button the player plays from track 1.
Repeat
Press the repeat key to cycle the repeat mode
Mute
Press the MUTE key to toggle the sound off/on.
Program Play
You can create a custom program of up to 99 chosen tracks.
Program mode must be accessed when the disc is stopped.
Press PROG first to enter program mode. Press a track number, and then press
STORE to save.
To play the program: Press
To stop program play: Press .
To erase a program from memory: The program is stored in the player’s memory
until erased. Press twice or eject the disc to erase stored program.
Info Display
Repeatedly press the INFO key on remote to show Artist and Title. When
playing a disc the player remembers the last INFO display mode set. If
you switch to another input and then back to CD mode, the player recalls
the last used state and plays from the point at which you changed inputs.
The info feature requires disc support and can be enabled/disabled in
the menu. See page 9.
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