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As soon as you release the button, play resumes.

If you search past the beginning or end of a track, the laser pickup will move on
to the previous (or next) track. If you try to search forward past the end of a CD
or program, the laser pickup will stop at the end of the last track. If you try to
search backward past the beginning of a CD or program, the laser pickup will
stop at the beginning of the first track of the disc (or playlist).

Direct Time Access

You may use 

time 

on the Remote Control to begin play at a specific 

time

 on the

disc.

1. Select the desired track using either 

next 

and 

previous 

or the

numeric keypad 

on the Remote Control.

2. Press 

time

, then press the numbered buttons corresponding to

when you would like play to begin. (The numbers you select will
appear in the 

time 

portion of the display.)

3. To begin play at that point, press 

play

. (To pause the disc at the

same point, press 

pause 

instead of 

play

. This allows for extremely

precise “cueing up” of a disc when making a recording, for ex-
ample.)

Note: The time you select depends on the selection you’ve made
with the display mode button: elapsed or remaining, CD or track.

For example, if you want to begin play one minute and thirty seconds into track
2, select track 2 by pressing 

2

 on the remote control. Press 

time

, enter 

1 3 0

, then

press 

play

. (This example assumes that the most recently used display mode was

elapsed time on track

.) If you do not press 

play

, the CDD will timeout after ten

seconds (that is, it will “forget” that you had begun to do something, and revert to
normal operation).

Alternatively, you might want to set the CDD to play music for a specific period
of time. Say you’d like to listen to music until the evening news begins in 30 min-
utes. Make sure both the 

time on disc 

and 

time remaining 

LEDs are on (indicat-

ing 

time remaining on disc

, the default display mode when in 

stop

); press 

time

;

enter 

3 0 0 0

; and press 

play

. This sequence will direct the CDD to a point 30

minutes from the end of the disc, and engage play at that point. When the music
ends, you will know it is time to turn on the news.

Repeat Disc

To repeat (continuously) all tracks on a CD, press 

repeat

 until the 

disc repeat

LED is lit. To return to normal play, press 

repeat 

again two more times (to cycle

through 

track repeat 

to normal 

play

). Pressing 

stop 

will also restore the CDD to

normal (non-repeating) operation.

Repeat Track

To repeat (continuously) the track in (normal) play, press 

repeat

 twice (to cycle

through 

disc repeat 

to 

track repeat

)

.

 While the track repeat function is active, the

LED above the button is lit.

This feature is helpful (for example) when trying to learn how to play a particular
song by playing along with the disc. To learn sections of the song, you may want
to use the Repeat A-B function described below. Once you have most of the sec-
tions learned, you can put them together with a track repeat.

Summary of Contents for CDD Compact Disc Drive

Page 1: ...PR O C E E D CDD Compact Disc Drive...

Page 2: ...s Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver...

Page 3: ...sistance 3 ALWAYS keep electrical equipment out of the reach of children 4 AC extension cords are not recommended for use with this product If an extension cord must be used be sure it is an approved...

Page 4: ...Convenience Features 11 Front Panel CDD 12 the extended pause mode 13 Hidden Front Panel Standby Button 14 Rear Panel CDD 17 IR input tip polarity 19 AC power cord polarity 19 Remote Control CDD 20 C...

Page 5: ...a Track from a Playlist 30 Deleting an Entire Playlist 30 Using Learning Remote Controls 31 Teaching CDD Front Panel Commands 31 Teaching Other CDD Commands 32 special commands table 33 Troubleshooti...

Page 6: ...transport screws from the bottom of the unit and save them with the packing materials for future use Warning The transport screws must be removed before operating the CDD since they immobilize the tra...

Page 7: ...ect line frequency Neither the voltage nor the line frequency setting may be changed by the user Voltage label WARNING BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE THIS DEVICE REFER TO OWNER S MANUAL FOR PROPER OPERA...

Page 8: ...ort screws from the bottom of the CDD now Be sure to save them and all packing material for possible future use Shipping the CDD without proper packing material and without the transport screws in the...

Page 9: ...e as it reaches its normal operating temperatures and its various components break in It has been our experience that the greatest changes occur within the first few hours as the CDD reaches thermal e...

Page 10: ...with a double speed CD ROM drive Using a custom made crystal oscillator with better than five part per million accuracy the digital signal is reclocked immediately be fore the output eliminating tran...

Page 11: ...also incorporates a Madrigal designed loading mechanism Contrasting strongly with the bulky plastic drawers commonly used the slim 1 8 inch drawer is machined from a solid piece of alumi num and ride...

Page 12: ...e CDD is ready to operate that is when it is not in standby mode this LED is amber Naturally when AC power is off the LED is off 2 PROGRAM AND PROGRAM BUTTONS Using these two buttons the CDD can be ea...

Page 13: ...blinking more slowly than in normal pause You may force the CDD to enter extended pause by pressing and holding the play pause button for about five sec onds In effect extended pause is much like sto...

Page 14: ...ing LED lit These four options are accessed by repeatedly pressing the display button which cycles through the four modes In effect the CDD assumes you will be most interested seeing elapsed time on t...

Page 15: ...twice rapidly to effect both the stop command and the drawer open command the CDD will remember the second button push and execute it as soon as the disc has stopped spinning Pressing the stop drawer...

Page 16: ...t rather than the entire disc 14 RANDOM LED INDICATOR By pressing rndm on the remote control the CDD will enter a random play mode in which the order of the current disc s playlist is scrambled and th...

Page 17: ...elow 1 2 3 Pin 1 Chassis ground Pin 2 non inverted digital Pin 3 inverted digital Connector ground lug chassis ground It has been Madrigal s experience that the AES EBU interconnection stan dard offer...

Page 18: ...can easily install the op tional ST input for you should you require it Please check with your dealer regarding pricing and availability As delivered from the factory the ST connection space in the r...

Page 19: ...either 50 or 60Hz Make sure that the label on the rear of the unit next to the AC input receptacle indicates the correct AC operating voltage and frequency for your location Connect the female end of...

Page 20: ...is button will step you backwards through the previ ous tracks one at a time is the international symbol for previ ous When pressed and held the CDD will enter a reverse au dible scanning mode similar...

Page 21: ...icular track does not affect the operating mode That is to say pressing 7 while in play begins playing track 7 pressing 4 while in pause leaves you paused at the beginning of track 4 4 OTHER BUTTONS T...

Page 22: ...e remaining either on the track or on the disc standby Pressing this button places the CDD in standby which turns the display off turns off all digital outputs disables the front panel controls and cl...

Page 23: ...th fluorescent fixtures this range will be reduced Where bright fluores cent lighting virtually floods the room IR communication may be inconsistent IR like visible light reacts differently when it me...

Page 24: ...D and your listening position you may want to consider using an infrared re peater to route the remote control s commands directly to the CDD using the ex ternal ir input on the rear panel See item 3...

Page 25: ...porates XLR BNC and RCA electrical output connectors for provid ing the digital audio signal DAS to the digital audio processor See Rear panel CDD above An optional ST optical connector may also be in...

Page 26: ...pause To resume play at the same point press play pause again If left in pause for about two minutes the transport will stop spinning automati cally and the laser will turn off thereby enhancing the...

Page 27: ...s that the most recently used display mode was elapsed time on track If you do not press play the CDD will timeout after ten seconds that is it will forget that you had begun to do something and rever...

Page 28: ...e at the be ginning of the passage you would like to repeat The display will blink while continuing to play to indicate that the CDD is waiting for you to define the end of your A B loop At the end of...

Page 29: ...Assembling a playlist is possible only when the disc is stopped Assembling a Playlist To assemble a new playlist 1 Load a CD and wait for the display to show the number of tracks and their total play...

Page 30: ...en program LED Adding a Track to a Playlist Y ou also may add a selection to the end of a previously assembled playlist To do so 1 From stop using the next and previous or the numbered buttons on the...

Page 31: ...to its front panel buttons The L 0 stands for Learn Zero there are other IR code numbers for special functions about which you will read shortly The zero is used for any command for which there is a c...

Page 32: ...ful when you do not necessarily know the current status of the CDD as might be the case in a multi room home entertainment system for example 1 PLACE THE CDD IN ITS FRONT PANEL TEACHING MODE As explai...

Page 33: ...ect the to be learned button on the remote then fire the selected code from the CDD by pressing repeat If you are uncertain as to how to prepare your remote con trol for learning new commands refer to...

Page 34: ...uch as a warehouse or a shipper s truck to a warm one Set the main power switch to its position and leave it on for one hour to warm up then try playing a CD again 4 WHEN A CD IS PLAYING THE SOUND SKI...

Page 35: ...with the operation of the Remote Control Avoid placing the CDD near fluorescent lamps or in direct sunlight When the Remote Control s batteries need to be replaced use only AA batteries always replac...

Page 36: ...authorization must first be obtained by either calling or writing the factory prior to shipping the component The factory will pay for return shipping charges only in the event that the component is f...

Page 37: ...d the Madrigal Technical Services Department locate and repair the difficulty as quickly as possible A copy of the original bill of sale will serve to verify warranty status Please in clude it with th...

Page 38: ...00V 220V 240V factory set for destination country only Mains frequency 50 or 60 Hz factory set for destination country only Power consumption 20 watts maximum Overall dimensions See Dimensions Shippin...

Page 39: ...5 3 5 8 9cm 13 25 33 7cm 17 25 43 8cm 1 00 2 54cm 14 25 36 2cm 2 00 5 1 cm 3 5 8 9cm 0 98 2 49cm PR O C E E D c d d display power program program prev rew play pause next f fwd stop drawer repeat disc...

Page 40: ...n U S A R PR O C E E D is a registered trademark of Madrigal Audio Laboratories Inc a Harman International company Madrigal Audio Laboratories Inc 2081 South Main Street P O Box 781 Middletown Connect...

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