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Controls, Functions and Connections

Front Panel 

Refer to Reference Diagrams.

C

Loading Drawer

This is the mechanism for loading CDs for play in the SFCD-1. The drawer is opened by
depressing the LOAD (F) button. A CD is placed in the tray‘s circular depression, label
side up and lying flat. The drawer is closed, and the CD is loaded for play, by depress-
ing the LOAD (F) or PLAY (G) buttons. Although the drawer will also close by pushing
gently on the drawer front, it is recommended that a button control be exclusively used
for this function.

D

HDCD

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LED

This LED will light when an HDCD (High Definition Compatible Digital) encoded digital
track is being played. The HDCD decoding is switched automatically by the SFCD 1 cir-
cuitry, and no user adjustments are necessary.

E

Display Window

The display window gives the operating status of the SFCD-1. When a CD is loaded, the
total number of tracks and total time will be displayed. When the SFCD1 is put in play
mode, the track being read is displayed with an arrow indicating play and is followed
by the time of the individual track. Also displayed are: NO DISC, when power is on and
no CD is in the drawer; and OPEN, TIME, TOTAL TIME, TOTAL REM(aining) TIME,
REM(aining) TIME, PROGRAM, SCAN, SHUFFLE, A->B, REPEAT, REPEAT 1 and PAUSE,
when these functions are selected.

F thru M also on Remote Control

F

Load Button 

When depressed, this button will open and close the LOADING DRAWER (C). It will also
clear any set functions such as programming, repeat or shuffle, from memory.

G

Play Button 

When depressed, this button will put the player in play mode. During play mode, the CD
is being read, the digital datastream is then converted to an analog signal which is then
amplified - all within the player.

H

Pause Button 

When depressed, this button will stop the transmission of the digital datastream at the
precise moment it is engaged, and will hold that position until play is resumed by
depressing the PAUSE or the PLAY (G) button again.

I

Stop Button 

When depressed, this button will stop all functions, taking the CD out of play mode and
aligning the player to the first track or the first programmed track. Depressing the STOP
button when the CD is not in play mode will clear programmed tracks from memory or
clear other selected functions such as SHUFFLE and REPEAT.

J

Search Reverse 

When depressed and held, these buttons allow a 10 second audible fast forward or 

and Forward Buttons 

reverse search of a track in play mode. After the 10 second audible search, the SFCD 1
will mute and proceed in a faster search. The time positioning and the track are shown
in the DISPLAY WINDOW (E).

K

Skip Reverse 

When depressed, these buttons will position the laser to read the start of the track either 

and Forw a rd Buttons  

b e f o re (skip reverse) or after (skip forw a rd) the original position of the laser. The transport
may be in the play, pause, or stop mode. Play will continue forw a rd from this chosen track.

L

Shuffle Button 

When depressed before the PLAY button (G), this button will randomize the order in
which the tracks on the CD are played.

Summary of Contents for Sonic Frontiers SFCD 1

Page 1: ...Operating Manual for the Sonic Frontiers SFCD 1 Compact Disc Player...

Page 2: ...Setup 2 Reference Diagrams 3 Installing the Tubes 6 Controls Functions and Connections 7 Care and Maintenance 10 Troubleshooting 10 Warranty 12 Specifications 13 This symbol is intended to alert the u...

Page 3: ...ay have to be shipped in the future the original boxes are the best means for the protection and safety of the player during transportation Here is a chart listing what you will find in the box If aft...

Page 4: ...1 IS NOT TO BE OPERATED WITH THE COVER OFF THERE IS INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN THE COVER IS OFF AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO THE LASER BEAM 3 Connect the SFCD 1 s left and right balanced or single en...

Page 5: ...the instructional text A A indicates the tube socket location for the 6922 tubes labeled V500 and V600 Inspection of the printed board around the tube sockets reveals labels designating the sockets V...

Page 6: ...referred to as the Front Panel within the instructional text This drawing is referred to as the Rear Panel within the instructional text This drawing is referred to as the Remote Control within the i...

Page 7: ...e Buttons K Skip Forward and Reverse Buttons L Shuffle Button M Standby Power Button N Main Power Switch O Detachable Power Cord Socket P Left and Right Channel RCA Single Ended Audio Output Connector...

Page 8: ...the open Chassis for further clarification Insert each tube in the corresponding socket in the chassis as labeled on the printed board and in the diagram When installing these 9 pin small signal tubes...

Page 9: ...o clear any set functions such as programming repeat or shuffle from memory G Play Button When depressed this button will put the player in play mode During play mode the CD is being read the digital...

Page 10: ...ltage in which it is sold See shipping box or check the rear of the chassis for voltage settings If a different operating voltage is required please contact an authorized Sonic Frontiers dealer or the...

Page 11: ...INDOW and the SFCD 1 will repeat play the sampled selection between the start and ending points V Time Button This button toggles between the following four time displays When the unit is first pow er...

Page 12: ...g If at any time the SFCD 1 should fail to work follow these steps 1 Check that all tubes are fully seated in their proper sockets turn the MAIN POWER SWITCH N off first disconnect the AC power cord a...

Page 13: ...will stipulate the AC voltage this unit can operate with correctly 4 Servicing Do not open this product for any reason No user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to an authorized service techni...

Page 14: ...nsported or the defect is due to the product being tampered with modified or repaired by anyone other than Sonic Frontiers Inc or an authorized Sonic Frontiers repair depot 3 Warranty does not cover n...

Page 15: ...alanced XLR connector HDCD Filter Decoder Pacific Microsonics PMD100 Frequency Response 0 5Hz to 20kHz 0 3 dB A weighted S N Ratio 107 dB balanced from 20Hz to 20kHz Crosstalk 100 dB from 20Hz to 20kH...

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