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3. Basic operation

3.1 Switching on / standby

Using the button power (1) You can switch between on (operate) and stand by. In the on state the display (9)
and the LED (2) light up. In stand by mode the display (9) is off and the LED (2) glows to indicate that the
unit is still connected to mains.

CAUTION:

 When switched to stand by the unit is still connected to mains. In case of thunderstorm or if You

leave the house for a longer time we recommend that You pull the mains plug.

3.2 Playable disc formats

The CD3NG can play all compact discs which are recorded according to the red book standard (means the
standards for audio CDs established by PHILIPS and SONY). Furthermore all CDRs and CDR/Ws with good
reflection recorded according to this standard are playable. Most copy protected discs are also playable. But
we cannot take responsibility that all future copy protection systems are playable.

3.3 Insert / eject disc

Pressing the open button (10) opens the tray (8).

When the tray is open, it will close if You press the open button (10). Then the CD3NG reads the directory of
the disc and shows the result in the display. This procedure can (depending on number of titles on the disc)
last a few seconds.

Pressing the play button (12) will cause the same except that the CD3NG will immediately begin to play the
disc after having read the directory. Before that it is possible to select a certain title using the skip buttons
(13, 14) or the remote control.

NOTE:

 If the tray is blocked while moving in or out the display (9) will show “loader error, press open“.

Remove the cause for blocking and press the open button (10) again.

When the CD3NG is being transported, be sure that the loader is fully in. Otherwise the drive can be
damaged.

3.4 Playing CDs (play, pause, stop, skip, search)

If a disc is inside the CD3NG You can start playing by pressing the play button (12). If You press play again
the CD3NG will go into the pause mode until play is pressed a third time. Pressing stop (10) will stop playing.
Using the skip buttons (13, 14) You can easily access any title on the disc. When You press one of the skip
buttons for longer than a second while the CD3NG is playing a CD, it begins to play in fast forward or
reverse mode.

The actual state of the CD3NG (PLAY, PAUSE, STOP) is shown in the display (9). Furthermore the display
shows the actual playing time, the actual title number and the total number of titles.

3.5 Repeat

Press the repeat button (7) once to repeat the actual title, twice to repeat the whole CD or the programmed
sequence. A third pressing makes the CD3NG returning to the normal playing mode.

3.6 Random play

Press the program button (5) and hold it for more than 2 seconds to play the CD in random sequence.
Pressing stop (11) twice makes the CD3NG returning to the normal mode.

Summary of Contents for Evolution CD3NG

Page 1: ...operating instructions CD player EVOLUTION CD3NG N E X T G E N E R A T I O N EVOLUTION CD3 IR Power Filter Rep Prog Dis off I I Stop Play Open ...

Page 2: ... Wavelength 755 815 nm 25 C Output power 0 7 mW max NOTE Use only high quality cables for connection between the unit and the other components of Your hifi set We recommend cable lengths under 50 cm to avoid interferences which can affect the reception of radio and TV tuners Declaration of conformity for EC only We herewith confirm that the unit to which this manual belongs fullfills the EC rules ...

Page 3: ...verview 6 2 2 Connectors 6 2 3 Installation and cooling 7 2 4 Connection to mains 7 2 5 Connection to an amplifier 7 2 6 Connection to digital recorders external DACs 7 2 7 External remote control 7 3 Basic operation 8 3 1 Switching on standby 8 3 2 playable disc formats 8 3 3 insert eject disc 8 3 4 Playing CDs 8 3 5 Repeat 8 3 6 Random play 8 3 7 Programming a playlist 9 3 8 Select filter 9 3 9 ...

Page 4: ...n a CD is defined by the audio format of 44 1 kHz sampling rate and 16 bits of resolution Additional informations i e higher resolution or bandwith cannot be created by any electronic circuitry playing back such a CD It is a fact that conventional d a converter systems do not fully reproduce the given information This has several reasons Converting a digital signal to an analogue signal produces a...

Page 5: ...sampling circuitry and an additional stable oscillator circuit 1 4 3 Filtering If a digital signal is converted to analogue the analogue signal contains not only the original signal but as well it s mirror image which lies in the frequency domain beyond one half of the sampling frequency This mirror image aliasing can cause unwanted interferences with the original signal and thus must be filtered ...

Page 6: ...r programming playlist 5 Button PROG Programming playlist random 6 Button FILT select filter 7 Button REP repeat 8 Loader 9 Display 10 Button OPEN 11 Button STOP 12 Button PLAY 13 Button I skip search down 14 Button I skip search up 15 Button DISPLAY OFF while playing 16 IR Receiver Rear panel 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 17 Analogue outputs RCA Cinch XLR 18 Dig out optical 19 Dig out coax 20 Dig out A...

Page 7: ...t them to the high level inputs of a a preamp or integrated amp The RCA cinch outputs and the balanced XLR outputs are fully decoupled from each other and can be used independently 2 6 Connection to digital recorders external DACs Connect the digital outputs 14 to the inputs of your digital recorder or external D A converter CAUTION Never connect the digital outputs to an analogue amplifier The hi...

Page 8: ... begin to play the disc after having read the directory Before that it is possible to select a certain title using the skip buttons 13 14 or the remote control NOTE If the tray is blocked while moving in or out the display 9 will show loader error press open Remove the cause for blocking and press the open button 10 again When the CD3NG is being transported be sure that the loader is fully in Othe...

Page 9: ...ting is according to your personal taste The tonal results can vary depending on the recording mode of the CD 3 9 Display off Press the dis off button 15 to switch the display off while the CD3NG is playing Display will automatically light up in PAUSE and STOP mode Press the button again to switch the display permanently on 4 Remote control option As accessories we offer different infrared remote ...

Page 10: ...n cases of doubt we reserve the right to request a copy of the bill of sale We also reserve the right to levy a handling charge for items returned without good or valid reason or if the unit proves to be not defective NOTE If you are returning the unit from a country other than Germany you should ensure that correct export documents are obtained We cannot accept any charges for costs arising from ...

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