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7 – CD and MD Playback—End of disc/track warning

 

 TASCAM MD-CD1 

 

Owner’s Manual

 

 31

 

End of disc/track warning

 

When nearing the end of a track or disc, a warning 
indication is shown on the display. 

The number of seconds before the track/disc end that 
the warning is displayed can be set beforehand, so 
that when playback reaches that point, the “EOM” 
warning will begin 

fl

ashing on the display.   

To set the warning display time, use the “EOM 
TRK?” or “EOM DISC” options on the PLAY sub-
menu of the MD and CD menus. Each can be set 
between 1 and 99 seconds in 1-second increments, or 
the warning display can be turned off. 

 

Playback functions for CD only 

 

The following playback functions are for CD only, 
and are not available for MD playback. 

 

Changing the key of playback

 

They key of the music can be changed during CD 
playback. Please note that this feature does not oper-
ate with MP3 discs.

 

1

 

Use the “KEY LEVEL?” option on the 
PLAY sub-menu of the CD menu to change 
the key. The playback key can be raised or 
lowered 1/2 octave in half-tone increments.
Selection values: 0 (no change), b1 to b6, #1 
to #6

 

2

 

Press the KEY key on the front panel to turn 
the Key Change function on. 

The “KEY” indication lights up in the dis-
play.

NOTE

 

Each time the KEY key is pressed, the function is 
switched on or off. When the function is on, instead of 
an “ON” indication, the key selected (in operation 1. 
above) is indicated on the display. For example: “Key 
b2” 

In this condition, when a CD is played back, the key of 
the music is changed while the speed of the music 
remains the same. 

NOTE

 

Even when the power is turned off, the key change set-
ting is retained.

When the Key Change function is on, even if the Pitch 
Control function is used to change the playback speed, 
the key of playback will remain fixed at the preset key. 
(Even if the key level is 0 (zero), the Key Change func-
tion can be turned on.)

 

Fade-in and fade-out

 

When this function is on, when CD playback begins 
the song fades in, and when playback 

fi

nished the 

song fades out. 

 

1

 

To set the fade operation, use the menu 
options shown below. They can be found 
under the VOL FUNC sub-menu in the CD 
menu. 

 

F_IN TIME

 

The length of the fade in to the normal level can be 
set between 1 and 30 seconds in 1-second incre-
ments. (Default setting: 3 seconds).

 

F_OUT TIME

 

The length of the fade out into complete silence can 
be set between 1 and 30 seconds in 1-second incre-
ments. (Default setting: 3 seconds).

 

FADE MODE

 

The deck can be set to continue playback (“Play”) or 
enter playback standby mode (“Ready”) after fade-
out is completed.  

 

2

 

In stop mode or playback standby mode, 
press the FADER key.

Playback begins and the sound fades in. 
After the preset fade-in time, the sound is at 
normal level. 

 

3

 

During playback, press the FADER key 
when you wish to fade-out the sound.

Fade-out begins, and after the preset fade-
out time, there is silence. After it becomes 
silent, depending upon the Fade mode set-
ting, playback continues or the deck enters 
playback standby mode. 

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Summary of Contents for MD-CD1

Page 1: ...MD CD1 Minidisc Deck CD Player D00826820B OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ique cet appareil peut provoquer des interf rences radio dans ce cas l utilisateur peut tre amen prendre des mesures appropri es F r Kunden in Europa Warnung Dies is eine Einrichtung welche die Funk E...

Page 3: ...y at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or...

Page 4: ...ol for Health and Safety Act of 1968 and is classified as a class 1 laser product There is no haz ardous invisible laser radiation during operation because invisible laser radiation emitted inside of...

Page 5: ...control 28 Single track playback 29 Program playback 29 Random playback 30 Time display switching 30 End of disc track warning 31 Playback functions for CD only 31 Changing the key of playback 31 Fade...

Page 6: ...nt Should any of these items be missing or if you encounter any damage please contact your TASCAM supplier This unit was packed in its carton with special mate rials in order to prevent any damage dur...

Page 7: ...d disc thus impairing proper operation Should this occur leave the player turned on for one or two hours so that the condensation can evaporate before you begin opera tion Also please remove all discs...

Page 8: ...warped playback or recording may not be possible To ensure proper operation please observe the following After use always return the MiniDisc to its case Do not open the shutter or touch the disc ins...

Page 9: ...weak and should be replaced Always replace both batteries with new batteries of the same type Point the remote control to the remote sensor on the main unit Do not obstruct the path between the remote...

Page 10: ...the MD deck or both Selection of either or both deck s output signals can be performed on the SYSTEM sub menu of the CD menu under the COMMON option NOTE The optional LA MC1 Balanced Analog Input Outp...

Page 11: ...firmation of menu options and confirmation of settings and editing on the menu Title input mode inserts characters 6 CONT PLAY switch When ON the CD and MD decks play successively During playback the...

Page 12: ...of the next track is cued and playback begins if it is pressed continuously cue playback search is performed H CD key indicator When this key is pressed the indicator goes on CD becomes the dis play...

Page 13: ...Disc here for playback or recording With the label side up insert in the direction of the arrow T DUBBING key This is used when dubbing from CD to MD For details see Dubbing from CD to MD on page 34 U...

Page 14: ...OTAL or REMAIN are lit Counter display indication is in minutes three digits and sec onds two digits i KEY This lights when the CD deck s Key Change function is on j PITCH This lights when the display...

Page 15: ...Rear Panel 5 ANALOG INPUT MD Terminals The analog line input terminals for the MD deck are for RCA pin jacks Rated input level is 10 dBV 6 ANALOG OUTPUTS CD COMMON MD Terminals The analog line output...

Page 16: ...back in disc order no indication Single playback SINGLE lights up Program playback PROGRAM lights up Random playback RANDOM lights up For the modes apart from normal playback please refer to Single tr...

Page 17: ...and off the Menu of the current remote control master deck It operates in the same way as the CD MENU and MD MENU keys on the unit G MENU key During Menu Mode this key is used to select menu options a...

Page 18: ...tracks for wards or press it continuously to skip at high speed During playback press this key to skip to the start of the next track Q STOP key Operation is the same as with the STOP key on the CD o...

Page 19: ...on section of the unit c key During normal playback use this key to skip through tracks in the reverse direction for selection or for review playback search During stop mode press this key to skip thr...

Page 20: ...rol master The shared keys on the upper portion of the remote control unit operate for the deck selected as the remote control master Selecting the display master The display master can be selected us...

Page 21: ...ration time End of disc track warning 31 TIMER PLAY Timer play on off Timer playback 28 KEY LEVEL Key control level setting Changing the key of playback 31 DIR MODE MP3 disc directory mode on off MP3...

Page 22: ...setting Basic recording 36 F_IN TIME Fade in operation time setting Fade in and fade out recording 38 F_OUT TIME Fade out operation time setting Fade in and fade out recording 38 FADE MODE Setting ope...

Page 23: ...l unit 3 Select the desired menu option Front panel operation Use the MULTI JOG dial to select then press the ENTER key Remote control operation Use the MENU key to select then press the ENT YES key T...

Page 24: ...Program Random You can also select the playback mode using the PLAY MODE option in the PLAY sub menu of the CD and MD menus While the mode can be changed from any playback mode the explanation in thi...

Page 25: ...the remote control master setting must be selected for the deck in use Refer to Display master and remote control master on page 20 To prevent operation errors we recommend that the display master and...

Page 26: ...andby mode at the selected point Track search This is explained in the Specifying by track num ber part of Track selection on page 25 After inputting the three digit track number press the PLAY key to...

Page 27: ...eady function is on A READY is lit on the display Even when the power is turned off the Auto Ready setting is maintained Repeat playback Press the REPEAT key on the remote control to turn on the Repea...

Page 28: ...Consult the timer s operation manual for details At the set time the power to the MD CD1 will be turned on and playback will auto matically begin NOTE Only one deck can be selected for timer playback...

Page 29: ...YES key The track number will be entered into the program NOTE To set the program by front panel operation use the MULTI JOG dial to select the track number then press the ENTER key to add the track...

Page 30: ...ode the deck will play back all the tracks on the disc in completely random order regardless of track number 1 During stop mode press the P MODE key on the remote control until RANDOM is indi cated on...

Page 31: ...ated on the display For example Key b2 In this condition when a CD is played back the key of the music is changed while the speed of the music remains the same NOTE Even when the power is turned off t...

Page 32: ...those files within a selected directory are available for playback When the directory mode is off the directory config uration is ignored and all MP3 files recorded on the disc are available for playb...

Page 33: ...e shown in the display When the DIR GROUP key is pressed the current setting is changed For example if the Group playback mode is off when the key is pressed the mode is turned on and GRP ON is displa...

Page 34: ...time is twice that in ST mode The recording time in LP2 mode is twice that in ST mode The recording time in LP4 mode is four times that in ST mode The remaining MD recording time indicated depends upo...

Page 35: ...al 35 To listen while dubbing select NORMAL For faster dubbing select HIGH When Rec Speed is set to NORMAL MD dubbing is possible even if the Key Change or Pitch Control functions have been used for C...

Page 36: ...ayed The maximum number of tracks has been recorded and Track Full is displayed When the digital input OPTICAL is selected if there is no proper digital signal input D IN UNLOCK will be displayed and...

Page 37: ...bers during recording Set this function using the AUTO TRACK key on the remote control to select dB D D or OFF You can also set the auto track function using the A_TRK option in the REC sub menu of th...

Page 38: ...set ting recording continues or the deck enters recording standby mode NOTE Fade in or fade out only may be selected The Time Machine recording function cannot be per formed together with fade in rec...

Page 39: ...e input Plus if silence in the source signal continues for more than four seconds the deck is automatically put into the recording standby mode Before following the procedure below make sure that basi...

Page 40: ...de press the TIME key on either the front panel or the remote control and the elapsed track recorded time and remaining recording time will be shown in suc cession on the display Elapsed track recorde...

Page 41: ...creen Sure appears press the NO key the MD STOP key or the MD MENU key MENU key on the remote control NOTE After editing operations have been completed with the MD still inserted and TOC lit up on the...

Page 42: ...DE option on the EDIT sub menu of the MD menu 2 Play back the track to be divided and at the desired divide point press the ENTER key or the YES key on the front panel or the ENT YES key on the remote...

Page 43: ...wn on the display NOTE If both tracks have titles the combined track will take the title of the first of the two tracks Move tracks Tracks can be moved to different positions in the playing order Exam...

Page 44: ...emote control After the specified group is created Com plete is shown on the display Disc title when creating a group When creating a group a disc title containing the group information or the group t...

Page 45: ...ote control to input titles the following explanation will center on its use NOTE It is even more efficient to connect a keyboard for title input Refer to Title input by keyboard on page 47 Follow the...

Page 46: ...isplayed 2 Select the track for title input using the MULTI JOG dial on the front panel or the MENU key on the remote control then press the ENTER key on the front panel or the ENT YES key on the remo...

Page 47: ...ancel upper case letters Press the katakana key to select or cancel Japanese characters Japanese language keyboards only If both of the above are cancelled lower case letters are input To input charac...

Page 48: ...CREATE SHIFT F12 DUBBING CTRL F1 CD CTRL F2 CD CTRL F3 CD key CTRL F4 CD STOP CTRL F5 CD PLAY CTRL F6 CD READY CTRL F7 AUTO CUE for CD CTRL F8 KEY key CTRL F9 AUTO READY for CD CTRL F10 REPEAT for CD...

Page 49: ...e communication speed of the keyboard 4800 9600 19200 38400 bps can be selected Default 19 200 LENGTH Communication word length can be set to either 7 or 8 bits Default 8 bits PARITY Communication par...

Page 50: ...of directories 255 Maximum number of MP3 files 999 Maximum title size of MP3 files and directories 255 MP3 files are played in the following order In this manner playback is performed from the top lev...

Page 51: ...for ST mode 17 seconds for MONO and LP2 mode and 33 seconds for LP4 mode When search operation is performed the sound breaks up When searching on tracks created through editing operations the sound w...

Page 52: ...ng cannot be com pleted due to MD sys tem limitations Not Audio There is no audio signal from DIGITAL IN No Track There are no recorded tracks PGM Empty There is no program PGM Full No new programs ca...

Page 53: ...is set to write protect Slide the tab on the cartridge to the closed position and try again Confirm the connections with the audio system Adjust the recording level The disc may be for playback only P...

Page 54: ...outputs Connectors RCA Output level 10 dBV Output impedance 570 Headphones Connectors standard stereo jack Max output level 20 mW 20 mW Load impedance 32 Digital input TOS EIAJ RC 5720 Format IEC6095...

Page 55: ...e operation manual Dimensional drawing Power USA Canada 120 VAC 60 Hz U K Europe 230 VAC 50 Hz Australia 240 VAC 50 Hz Power consumption 18 W Dimensions 483 x 94 x 308 mm 19 x 3 7 x 12 1 in Weight 5 8...

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