170.663UK User Manual
Display
36. CD - USB - SD
Current selected audio source
37. Track number
Current selected track or total number of tracks when first loaded
38. Play - Pause - Skip
Current play status (play, pause, forward or reverse symbol)
39. Elapsed - Total - Remain Time display status (elapsed, total elapsed or remaining time)
40. Time
Minutes, seconds and hundredths display
41. Progress
Bar graph display showing track progress - flashes 30s before end
42. BPM
Beats per minute display
43. Folder
Current selected folder or total number of folders when first loaded
44. Cue
Indicates when track is at cue point & flashes when cue point is set
45. Single - Continue
Single track play or continuous folder play
46. Loop
Indicates when loop is active
47. Pitch
Displays percentage of playback speed when pitch change is active
48. ID3 display
Track name (scrolling) display
Operation
Connect the fig.8 inlet (28) to a mains supply using the mains lead supplied and connect the audio
output (29) to the mixer, recorder or amplifier being used. Press in the power button (1) to power up
the unit.
To play a CD, press the “Open/Close” button (13) and a drawer will eject from the front panel.
Carefully place the CD with print-side-up onto the drawer and press “Open/Close” again to load.
When loaded, if CD is not selected, press Source select (4) until “CD” is displayed as the source.
Disc information will be displayed. Standard CD audio or compressed digital audio can be played.
Press Play/Pause to initiate playback.
To play compressed audio files from a USB memory device or SD card, insert the media into the
relevant connector on the front panel (11, 12) and press Source select to choose the relevant media.
Press Play/Pause to initiate playback and use further controls as detailed in the panel layouts above.
The CDUSB-2 can be operated either by front panel controls or the supplied handheld IR remote
control. Before use, insert the 2 x AAA batteries into the remote control, observing the correct
polarity as indicated inside the rear compartment.
When not in use for long periods, disconnect the CDUSB-2 from the mains supply.
