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4. OPERATION

Connect the mains cable to a mains outlet.

Once you have finished connecting all components,
you can power on the Myth 9 with the mains switch

O / I 

(23).

The STBY LED (13) will light. The CD player is now
in standby mode.
From now on you should switch the CD player on or
off with the 

STBY button (13).

That way, all circuits will remain at optimum
operating temperatures and the audio quality will be
100% immediately after switching on. Additionally it
significantly increases the life span of the
component.

Power on

Switch the Myth 9 on with the 

STBY button.

It automatically checks whether there is a CD in de
tray (the display shows »READ«). If there is no CD
the display will show »noDISC«.

Playing a CD

Press the 

OPEN button (12): the tray opens.

Place a CD in the tray and close it with the 

OPEN

button (or the 

PLAY button or by gently pushing

the tray inwards).
When the tray is closed the display shows »READ«
after which you will see the total number of tracks
(max. 99, left) and the total playing time of the CD
(right) in minutes:seconds. The lower horizontal row
of numbers indicates all tracks that have not been
played (in this case all of them).

With a press on 

PLAY you start the playback of

Track 1. The display now shows the track number
(left) and the track’s playing time from the start
(right). This last indication will increase as long as
the CD is playing.
All tracks will be played sequentially in the normal
order.

Different time display

With the 

TIME button you may select between

three different time displays. TRACK TIME is the
default. With each press on the button you then
select in this order:

 REM TRACK TIME: remaining track time or
 TOTAL REM TIME: remaining CD time or
 TRACK TIME: track time from start of play.

Playing a different track

If you would like to play another track then you may
select it in a number of ways.

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 Each press on the 

NEXT button will select the

next 

(higher number) track.

Example

: To select track 5 while track 1 is playing

depress the 

NEXT button 4 times. The display

shows the new track number (left) and in the 

1-15+

line the numbers from track 5 to the last will be lit.

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 Each press on the 

PREV button will select the

previous 

(lower number) track.

From track 1 you select the last track on the CD with
one button push.
The display shows the new track number (left) and
in the 

1-15+

 line the numbers from the current track

to the last will be lit.

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 From the Remote you may directly select the

track number with the 

1-0

 buttons (for more

information, see page 10).

Playing tracks in a different order

Normally the tracks are played in the order of the
CD. There are however three modes that allow you
to change the playing order and even can prevent
tracks from playing altogether.
The three modes are Program Play (PROG), Shuffle
Play (SHUF) and Repeat Play (REPEAT).

Summary of Contents for Myth 9

Page 1: ...1 SERVICE MANUAL MYTH 9 COMPACT DISC PLAYER STOP PREV TIME SHUF REPEAT STBY PLAY NEXT PAUSE PROG PEAK OPEN...

Page 2: ...7 To stop Program Play 7 Shuffle Play SHUF 7 Repeat Play REPEAT 7 To temporarily halt Play PAUSE 8 To stop Play STOP 8 Power off 8 Special modes for recording CD s 8 The PEAK mode 8 The FADE mode 8 5...

Page 3: ...and extensive technical and exterior quality inspection This ensures you will enjoy many years of high quality audio performance from a perfect looking product After unpacking your Myth 9 we therefore...

Page 4: ...selected function on LED is off off LED is red 8 Receptor window for the IR signals from the Remote Control 9 Display This will show all important data more information can be found on page 6 10 PLAY...

Page 5: ...ial number and mains power voltage 4 Warning This shows important information about the safety regulations for the Myth 9 5 AC Power Connect the mains cable to a mains power outlet 100 240 VAC Mains p...

Page 6: ...m the start right This last indication will increase as long as the CD is playing All tracks will be played sequentially in the normal order Different time display With the m TIME button you may selec...

Page 7: ...ing the program l Press the m PLAY button The PROGRAM indication right will light and playing starts with the track that has been programmed first All selected tracks will then be played in the order...

Page 8: ...part will then continuously be repeated the time display will fallback to the starting point and the signal is sent to the output You can now simply adjust the recording level of the recorder to the...

Page 9: ...g 16 shortly depress the button for the first digit the display shows 1 and immediately select the second digit 6 If you wait to long the player will select track 1 Example To select track 16 press 1...

Page 10: ...r the other system components If you depress the select button longer than 0 5 sec the system will select a different signal source in our example you will then hear the tuner playback Batteries The t...

Page 11: ...l IN 1x optical OUT Remote Control Sphinx System full function Power supply Internal completely separate sections for digital and analogue with integrated power line suppression filter Supply capacita...

Page 12: ...9 Service Manual 12 7 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES The Myth 9 has no parameters needing adjustment Any specific and particular serviceable items may be found in the ensuing Problems and Solutions table on th...

Page 13: ...ure you encounter any problem s you may enter the info in this table This table can then be used for future reference Please also send by fax or e mail the specific information to the Sphinx Internati...

Page 14: ...SPHINX Myth 9 Service Manual 14 9 DIAGRAMS AND PARTS LIST The next pages contain a complete set of schematic drawings including the associated parts list if applicable...

Page 15: ...SPHINX Myth 9 Service Manual 15 General Overview Myth 9 DAC dac sch Display front sch Power supply supply sch In andoutput io sch...

Page 16: ...D9 BYD17 D10 BYD17 D11 BYD17 D12 BYD17 R5 1R R6 1R C21 4700u 25V C22 100n Vout Vin GND U3 7050 12 C23 100n C24 10u 16V C1_6 C1_7 C25 100n C28 100n C27 100n C26 100n D13 BYD17 D14 BYD17 D15 BYD17 D16...

Page 17: ...SB 19 SCLKI 12 DEEM2 18 DSMB 20 ATSB 21 TEST1 3 TEST2 11 VREF 26 CFR 24 VOR 25 VOL 23 CFL 23 DGND1 15 DGND2 9 VD 10 DGND 27 AGND 2 VA 1 VO 28 IC6 TDA1305T LRCK SCLK SDATA C1 100n C18 100n C8 100n C2 1...

Page 18: ...3R9 C25 10u 16V C24 100n DGND 5VD DGND S 6 D 5 CLK 3 R 4 Q 2 Q 1 IC3A 4013 S 8 D 9 CLK 11 R 10 Q 12 Q 13 IC3B 4013 14 7 IC3C 4013 C22 100n R93 47k DGND 5VD R94 4k7 R87 1k R88 4k7 Q16 BCV47 DGND R50 39...

Page 19: ...1 1 4 3 4 2 4 1 1 7 1 8 3 4 1 6 1 5 1 4 1 3 1 2 1 1 3 5 4 3 4 2 4 1 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 6 3 7 PAUSE TRACK PEAK TOTAL REM TTIME SPACE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISPLAY_BOARD SHUFFLE TIME REPEAT STOP P...

Page 20: ...capacitor C19 100n MKT capacitor C19 10u 16V Electrolytic capacitor C2 100n MKT capacitor C2 10u 16V Electrolytic capacitor C20 100n MKT capacitor C20 470u 25V Electrolytic capacitor C21 1n MKT capaci...

Page 21: ...tor C5 10u 16V Electrolytic capacitor C5 4700u 25V Electrolytic capacitor C51 470p_pol Styroflex capacitor C52 470p_pol Styroflex capacitor C53 100n MKT capacitor C54 100n MKT capacitor C55 100n MKT c...

Page 22: ...1 CN4 CINCH 2P D1 1N4148 Diode D1 1N4148 Diode D1 BYD17 Diode D10 BYD17 Diode D10 BYD77 Diode D11 BYD17 Diode D11 LED LED red D12 BYD17 Diode D12 LED LED red D13 BYD17 Diode D13 BYD17 Diode D14 1N4148...

Page 23: ...r Q11 BC817 Transistor Q12 2SA1668 Transistor Q13 2SC4382 Transistor Q14 BCV47 Transistor Q15 BCV47 Transistor Q16 BCV47 Transistor Q17 BCV47 Transistor Q2 BC807 Transistor Q3 BC807 Transistor Q4 BC81...

Page 24: ...3 Resistor R38 120R Resistor R4 1R Resistor R4 4k7 Resistor R41 3k3 Resistor R48 47k Resistor R5 1R Resistor R5 3R9 Resistor R50 390R Resistor R51 3R9 Resistor R52 3R9 Resistor R53 4k7 Resistor R54 56...

Page 25: ...k3 Resistor R87 1k Resistor R88 4k7 Resistor R89 1k Resistor R9 1k Resistor R90 4k7 Resistor R91 100k Resistor R92 4k7 Resistor R93 47k Resistor R94 4k7 Resistor R95 390R Resistor R96 0R Resistor R97...

Page 26: ...SPHINX Myth 9 Service Manual 26 1999 Audioscript BV Version 1999 04 21 23 37...

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