M 100-CD MKII
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Operating Instructions
This chapter contains excerpts from the operating instructions. For further particulars please refer to the
appropriate user instructions the part number of which is indicated in the relevant spare parts list.
FRONT OF THE CD PLAYER
POWER
For switching the CD player on and off.
S T
To skip to next and previous tracks or to start forward or
backward search for a passage.
;
To briefly interrupt playback (PAUSE), without changing the unit
settings.
9
STOP
To end all functions.
PLAY
2
To start or restart playback.
SHUFFLE
To turn the shuffle function on and off, which mixes up the track order.
/
To open and close the CD compartment.
MEMORY
To call up the programming mode or to save individual tracks.
EDIT
To adjust the CD playing time to the length of the cassette you are
recording to.
REPEAT
This is used to switch the repeat function on and off.
CANCEL
This button is used to omit individual tracks from the programme or to
delete the complete programme.
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SWITCHING ON AND OFF
• When you want to switch your CD player on,
press the
POWER
button. The red light in the
middle of the button indicates that the unit is
on.
button depressed: POWER ON
button not depressed: POWER OFF
– If you have not inserted a CD, the display
shows ‘–:– –’.
– After the unit has been switched on, it is
always in the STOP mode.
• When you want to switch the unit off, simply
press the
POWER
button again.
AUTOMATIC SOURCE SELECTION
The RC-BUS of this series enables, among others,
that the amplifier automatically selects the
corresponding source if the respective unit starts
to play.
This applies also to this CD player:
• If you press the
B
,
SHUFFLE
,
S
or
T
buttons on the CD player, the amplifier
automatically selects the input
CD
.
This function also allows the CD COPY function
to be carried out by pressing just one button. (see
page 17).
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by
M100-CD
M100-CD
BITSTREAM
BITSTREAM
POWER
POWER
STOP
SHUFFLE
;
∞
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9
2
MEMORY
CANCEL
EDIT
MODE
MEMORY
CANCEL
EDIT
MODE
MEMORY
CANCEL
SHUFFLE
POWER
EDIT
MODE
∞
PLAY
STOP
SHUFFLE
;
∞
§
9
2
PLAY
;
9
2
§
STOP
PLAY
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REPEAT
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OPERATING ELEMENTS
You can programme your own track sequence for
each CD. The order of the programmed tracks
determines the order in which they are played.
Each track can be stored as often as you like.
You can enter a programme in the STOP mode or
in the PLAY mode.
You can store a sequence of up to 30 tracks.
PROGRAMMING from STOP mode
• Insert a CD and close the compartment.
– The CD player reads the contents of the CD. The
display shows the total playing time and the
number of tracks.
• Press
MEMORY
to select the PROGRAM mode.
• Select the first track you want to programme with
S
and
T
.
– The track number flashes in the 'track grid'.
– The display shows the time which will be the total
time of your programme when you store the
selected track. In this way you can easily search
for tracks which fill in your program to a desired
total time (e.g. for recording purposes). See also
TAPE EDIT function.
• Press
MEMORY
to store the track in your programme.
– The track number is now marked with a dash.
• Choose the next track you wish to include in your
programme and press
MEMORY
to save it.
– The playing time display is updated and the track
number is marked with a dash.
• You can leave the programme mode by pressing
the
9
STOP
,
;
or
PLAY
B
button.
PROGRAMMING
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TRACK SELECTION
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TRACK SELECTION
PROGRAMMING in PLAY mode
• Start playback.
• Press
MEMORY
.
– The number of the current track flashes.
• If you wish to add this track to your programme,
press
MEMORY
again.
• If you wish to add a track to your programme
other than the one currently being played, press
the
S
or
T
button.
• Also here, the total time of your programme is
updated.
• Save your selection by pressing
MEMORY
.
• You can leave the programme mode by pressing
the
9
STOP
button.
PROGRAMME PLAYBACK
• To play the programme you have created, press
PLAY
B
.
– All functions of the playback mode continue to
function.
DELETING A TRACK FROM A PROGRAMME
• If you only wish to delete a track from your
programme, select the track with the
S
or
T
buttons during playback of the program or
in STOP mode.
• Press
CANCEL
.
– The track is now deleted from the programme.
DELETING THE PROGRAMME
• To delete the entire programme, press
CANCEL
while in the STOP mode.
The display shows again the total number of
tracks on the CD and the total playing time
• Opening the compartment (
/
) or shutting off the
unit also deletes the programme.
CD COPY
TAPE EDIT
COPYING FROM A CD TO CASSETTE
The CD-COPY function starts both CD player and
cassette deck simultaneously.
In addition it automatically performs a number of
steps to start the recording properly without cutting
the start of any music piece.
Before you start the CD COPY function:
• There must be a non-protected cassette in the
cassette compartment
• The disc you wish to copy has to be in the CD
tray and the desired tracks should be selected.
• Make sure that the audio cables are correctly
connected to your amplifier
• Both units must be connected via RC bus lines.
• Prepare the cassette tape by winding to the
desired tape position.
Starting the CD COPY function
• Now press
CD-COPY
on the cassette deck.
– The cassette deck will go to RECORD PAUSE.
• Select on the deck the tape side onto which you
want to record and single
å
or double
∂
sided
recording.
• To start copying, press
CD COPY
again.
– If your are positioned at the beginning of a cassette
side, the cassette deck will start recording first in
order to take up approx. 6 seconds of tape leader.
The CD player is first switched to pause and then
(after these 6 seconds) starts playing automatically.
– If you are not positioned at the beginning of a
tape side, the cassette deck will start recording 4
seconds of blank space.
The CD player is first switched to pause and then
(after 4 seconds) starts playing automatically.
– During the recording procedure you can only use
the
9
STOP
or
/
OPEN/CLOSE
buttons on both
units. All other functions are deactivated.
If you change the source on the amplifier you will
also interrupt the copy.
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– If the CD player is the first unit to stop playback,
it automatically sends a corresponding command
to the cassette deck, and recording is stopped.
– If the respective side of the cassette reaches the
end first, the CD PLAYER switches to PAUSE mode.
CD COPY without a given tape length
If you have selected
∂
on the cassette deck and
the end of the tape is reached in the middle of a
track, the CD player repeats that track from the
beginning on the second side.
CD COPY with a given tape length
If you have chosen the tape length with the
EDIT
function (see below), the display shows which tracks
fit on one side of the cassete. A blank part will be
recorded after the last track and the following tracks
will be recorded on the second side of the cassette
(provided
∂
was selected).
TAPE EDIT FUNCTION
The function EDIT enables automatic adaptation of
programme or disc length to the cassette length.
This function used together with CD-COPY will
ensure that no tracks are cut off in the middle during
copying of the CD to the cassette.
• Press
EDIT
to call up the entries C 46, C 60, C
90, C100, C 110, C 120 one after another.
• Select the corresponding length of the cassette.
– After a brief time the display will show you the
total playing time and which tracks will be
recorded onto the first side of the cassette.
• Start the CD COPY function.
– It starts to record on the first side. When it is
finished, the display shows the tracks that will be
recorded onto the other side.
• This function can also be used to record a
programme that you have saved.
SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL
➥
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REMAIN
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This remote control is supplied with the
amplifier M100 A, M100 ADPL or receiver M100 R.
The following CD functions can be carried out with
the remote control:
The buttons
9
,
B
,
;
,
S
and
T
have the same
functions as the corresponding ones on the player.
SELECTING THE CD PLAYER:
• Press the
CD/disc
button.
SELECTING TRACKS:
• Press the
S
and
T
buttons to call up the next
or previous tracks one after another.
• You can also directly select the tracks with the
numeric buttons
1...0
:
• For one-place track numbers, press the
corresponding button only briefly.
• For two-place track numbers, first press the first digit
longer until this digit jumps to the left side of the
display: 1-.
• Then enter the second digit.
– It is not possible to enter a number that does not
exist on the CD.
CHANGING DISPLAY INDICATION:
• Press
TXT
/
6
and the display shows you the
remaining time of the current track (only possible
during playback).
• If you press
TXT
/
6
again, the total remaining time
on the CD (or CD program) is indicated..
• Pressing
TXT
/
6
once more indicates the total
playing time and the total number of tracks.
• When you press
TXT
/
6
once more, the display
returns to showing the elapsed playing time of the
current track.
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