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POWER

Touch the POWER touch-button to turn the player on.

The track indicator will light up.

Touch POWER again and the player is turned off. The

track indicator goes off.

LOAD

Touch the LOAD touch-button and the LOAD light il-

luminates. After 1 second the drawer slides out. If the

drawer is obstructed, it will not continue to open. Should
this happen, touch LOAD twice in succession to bring the
drawer fully out.

With your hand open, and thumb and fingers extended,

hold the disc at the rim and place it label side up, in the
disc drawer.

Close the drawer by touching PLAY, SCAN or LOAD.

Use PLAY if you want to play the complete disc, SCAN if

you first want to preview the disc or choose tracks from

it, and LOAD if you want to program the disc or if you
want to begin play with a particular track. In each case,
the drawer slides in when the button is touched. If the

drawer is obstructed as it closes, the drawer will come
out again after about 3 seconds.

The DAMAGED DISC/MUTE indicator remains lighted until

play begins. If the light remains on and the disc refuses to
play, make sure that the disc is in the drawer label side up.

To close the drawer when it is empty touch the LOAD

button. The DAMAGED DISC/MUTE sign will light. To pre-

vent the entry of dust, do not leave the drawer open.

Opening the drawer during play, will stop the disc.

PLAY

To play the complete disc, close the drawer by touching

PLAY. After the contents list on the disc has been read, the
number of tracks on the disc will be displayed on the track
indicator. The first bar of the track indicator becomes

brighter and the first track begins to play. When play begins,

elapsed playing time on this track is displayed.

As each track ends, the bright bar for that track goes off

and the next bar becomes brighter. Meanwhile, the time

between tracks is counted off, followed by a display of

the elapsed time played on that track.

To go back to the beginning of a track while it is play-

ing, touch PLAY. The track is then repeated from the
beginning. When all the tracks have been played, all the
bars of the track indicator and the DAMAGED DISC/MUTE
indicator will light. All other indicators turn off.

SCAN

The drawer will close and the first 10 seconds of each

track will be played when the SCAN touch-button is used
to initiate play. As each track is previewed its bar on the
display blinks on and off. Bars for tracks that have been

played are off.

When the beginnings of all tracks have been previewed,

the SCAN sign goes off, and the laser pick-up returns to
the beginning of the first track, the first bar on the track

indicator becomes brighter and the PAUSE sign lights. To

listen to the disc, start play by touching PAUSE. The
PAUSE sign will go off and the disc will play.

Any track can be entered in the memory for later play-

ing while using SCAN to preview the tracks. For each
wanted track, touch STORE while the track is playing. The
indicator bar will turn on to indicate that the wanted track
is stored in the memory. The player will immediately
preview the next track, the indicator bar for that track will
blink on and off and all other non-stored indicator bars
will turn off.

If before you have previewed all tracks, you decide to

listen to all of the remaining tracks on the disc, touch
PLAY. The SCAN sign will go off and the remaining tracks

will play in their entirety, beginning with the track whose

bar was blinking.

When all tracks have been previewed, SCAN will go off,

the stored bars are displayed with the first stored bar
brighter and the PAUSE sign lights. To listen to the stored

program, touch PAUSE. The PAUSE sign will go off and

the disc will play the stored tracks in the sequence

selected.

THE DISPLAY

The display presents many different types of information.

TRACK INDICATOR: As soon as the POWER button is

touched, the player is switched on and the 20 numbered
vertical bars of the track indicator light. The track in-
dicator goes off again when the AC power is switched off.

When a disc has been placed in the drawer, it may be

closed by a touch on either the LOAD, PLAY or SCAN

touch-buttons. The moment the disc drawer closes. '00'

appears on the left of the display to show that the player
is reading the contents list encoded on the disc. After the
contents list has been read, the number of bars that re-

main lighted on the track indicator shows the number of

tracks on the disc, e.g. 14 for a disc with 14 tracks. The

bright bar indicates the track being played. If the LOAD

touch-button is used to close the drawer, the total time
on the disc is displayed, the bars for each track on the
disc light and below the numbers for the total time, the
words TIME and TOT for total also light.

If the PLAY touch-button is used to close the drawer the

display shows TIME RELative and the time of the music
being played from the track whose bar indicator is

brighter.

If the SCAN touch-button is used to close the drawer

the display shows TIME RELative and time of the music

played from the track whose bar indicator is blinking.

8 OPERATION

Summary of Contents for MCD 7000

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Page 3: ...DES CAN BE FULLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE The serial number purchase date and Mclntosh Laboratory Service Contract number are important to you for possible insurance claim or future service...

Page 4: ...he SERVICE CONTRACT is issued to you as the original purchaser To protect you from misrepresenta tion this contract cannot be transferred to a second owner 5 Any Mclntosh authorized service agency wil...

Page 5: ...t in audio technology By using sophisticated digital and optical technologies the Compact Disc delivers outstanding sound reproduction and gives you operating features which have never been seen in ho...

Page 6: ...ightedge 3 Drill Holes Use a drill with a 3 16 inch 5 mm bit held perpendicular to the panel and drill the six A and B holes Then using a drill bit slightly larger than the tip of your saw blade drill...

Page 7: ...HONO input Connect the Left player output to the left preamplifier input Connect the Right player output to the right preamplifier input AC POWER Plug the AC power cord into a 120 volt 50 60 Hz recep...

Page 8: ...e number of tracks on the disc the playing time the progress of play and particular functions of the player and it signals errors during operation or programming See also THE DISPLAY 5 6 REV AND F F T...

Page 9: ...the disc player s output level with other program sources when feeding a power amplifier 20 HEADPHONES Jack provided for private headphone listening 21 VOLUME Adjust the loudness in the headphones 22...

Page 10: ...hen the beginnings of all tracks have been previewed the SCAN sign goes off and the laser pick up returns to the beginning of the first track the first bar on the track indicator becomes brighter and...

Page 11: ...interrupted while the laser pick up moves If you touch BACK TRACK during play of the first track the ERROR sign will light as a reminder that there is no previous track Play of the first track continu...

Page 12: ...ime a bar starts to blink or after 7 seconds the bar lights continuously if you have not yet stored any other tracks or goes off if you have After 7 seconds the track can then no longer be stored and...

Page 13: ...with the first 20 tracks The ability to program is also limited to the first 20 tracks Tracks above 20 cannot be stored in the memory The track indicator works normally for the first 20 tracks and all...

Page 14: ...piece of paper or a remnant of the packaging The player is not horizontal 5 The disc is being played as shown by the time elapsed indicator but there isn t any sound The microprocessor has not receive...

Page 15: ...The player is not horizontal 9 The player does not react to commands from the remote control The batteries are low and the distance to the player is too great Aim in the direction of the player Direct...

Page 16: ...counter clockwise Scanning velocity 1 2 1 4 m s Rotation speed 500 200 rpm Playing time maximum 74 min stereo Track pitch 1 6 m Material plastic TOUCH BUTTONS AND CONTROLS AC Power SCAN Program Progra...

Page 17: ...and their frequency spacing from the desired tones This is what the Spectral Fidelity testing can do enlarge the scope of the data and showing its meaning more fully In these oscillograms you can see...

Page 18: ...oremost reputation for quality performance Mclntosh has provided user oriented facilities and appearance and Mclntosh design always provides for ease of maintenance or repair Regardless of the Mclntos...

Page 19: ...THE LOCATION OF CONTROLS AND TOUCH BUTTONS The numbers correspond to the numbered paragraphs on pages 6 and 7 TYPICAL CONNECTIONS POWER AMPLIFIER RIGHT SPEAKER LEFT SPEAKER PREAMPLIFIER...

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