Beyond Acoustic CSU-100R, Instruction Manual

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Before Getting Started
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the CSU-100R CD Player SD/USB Digital Audio Recorder. The CSU-100R offers
convenient real-time digital audio recording to both SD cards and USB drives. Its user-friendly operation makes it
an ideal recording platform for DJ mixes, band rehearsals, sermons, board meetings, and more. With a full set of
CD Player playback controls, the CSU-100R can also function as a MP3 SD/USB player with separate and mixed
audio outputs. Its slim rack-mountable construction will fit neatly into standard rack cases.
Features
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Fast loading, slot-in CD Player, MP3 compatible
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Electronic anti-shock capability 40 seconds
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Supports removable USB Flash Drive up to 32GB
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Pitch Control continue adju/- 16%
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Looping capability and Cueing playback
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Shuffle/Repeat/Single playback / Program modes
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Display text for ID3 tags and folder names for easy navigation
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LCD display for excellent visibility in any lighting scenario
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Records 192 kbps audio files to SD/SDHC card / USB drive via RCA jacks
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Record level controls and 1/4” headphone jack with volume control
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Delete recorded files directly from recorder
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Full-featured playback with single and repeat playback modes
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RCA Stereo audio output
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Backlit buttons for use in low-light areas
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Slim 1RU chassis
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110V-240V compatible and detachable IEC AC inlet
Specifications
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Channels ………………………………… .... 2 (Stereo)
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CD Playback ……………………………… .. CDDA and MP3
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Recording Format ………………………… MP3 : 192kbps
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Recording Medi a …………………………. SD (64MB -2GB) SDHC (4GB-32GB)
USB (up to 32GB) Support FAT16/32)
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USB compatibility ………………………… USB 1.0, 1.1, 2.0
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Sampling Rate …………………………….. 44.1KHz / 48KHz 16 BIT
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Dynamic Range ……………………………. >75dB
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THD+N ……………………………………… .. 1%
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Frequency Response ………………………. 20Hz - 18KHz
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Input Impedance …………………………… 10K ohm
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Output Impedance …………………………. 32 - 64 ohm Stereo
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Maximum Output …………………………… Line (10k ohm) : 0.7V RMS ( -3dBV)
Notes regarding storage media
1. The use of good quality SD cards is recommended (those with a high “Group” number).
2. It is best to keep USB/SD devices dedicated to audio files only (do not mix with videos, photos or
documents)
3. Ensure that there is enough space on your card or drive to complete your recording(s)
4. The use of partitioned USB/SD devices for recording is not recommended.