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LC display
(A) – (D) Track, minutes, seconds, frame display and display of additional information
The current CD data, such as position and time, is displayed here.
In addition the following messages can be displayed:
"OPEN" = CD compartment is opened
"CLOSE" = CD compartment is closed
"no dISC" = no CD inserted or inserted CD cannot be read
"rEAd" = CD is currently being read
(E) Bar graph display
The temporal status is displayed in "bar form" here in addition to the digital time display. The display
depends on which display mode has been set (remaining track time, total remaining time or elapsed track
time). The bar display starts to flash 15 seconds before the end of the track.
(F) SINGLE
This symbol appears after selecting single track playback mode.
(G) PITCH display
The current BPM (beats per minute) change is displayed here. The BPM change depends on the PITCH
slide control setting.
(H) REMAIN
The remaining time of the current track is displayed if this symbol is lit up.
9. Setting up / Rack installation of the device
The dual CD player is suitable for table top use or for the installation in a 19" (483 mm) rack.
Make sure the appliance is well ventilated when installing it together with other equipment.
Do not place the appliance on soft surfaces, such as carpets or beds. Furthermore the air
circulation may not be obstructed by objects such as magazines, table cloths or curtains.
This prevents heat from being dissipated from the appliance and can result in overheating
(risk of fire!). If the appliance is installed in a rack, an additional fan may be necessary to
dissipate the heat generated in the rack.
Do not drill any holes or screw any screws into the housing in order to attach the appli-
ance, since this can damage it and impair its safety.
Make sure the appliance is in a stable position on a stable surface. The appliance can
injure persons by falling down or overturning.
Only operate the drive unit of the CD player in a horizontal position, since it will not work
properly otherwise. Non-observance of these instructions can result in the inserted CD or
the drive unit becoming damaged.
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B
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REMAIN
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Make sure the connection cable is not being squeezed or damaged by sharp edges. Always lay the
cables in such a way that no-one can stumble over them or become entangled in them. There is risk
of injury!
Make sure you avoid direct, intensive sunlight, vibrations, dust, heat, cold and moisture when select-
ing the location of the appliance.
No appliances with strong electric or magnetic fields, such as transformers, motors, wireless tele-
phones, radios or computers, may be within the direct vicinity of the dual CD player, since they can
influence the CD player. Furthermore the CD player may be a source of interference to radios or tele-
vision sets.. Keep it therefore a sufficient distance away from such appliances.
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Due to the large variety of paints and polishes used for furniture, it cannot be ruled out that
the feet of the appliance may leave visible marks on the furniture. The appliance should
therefore not be placed on the surfaces of valuable furniture without any appropriate pro-
tection.
Table top use:
Place the drive unit and the control unit on a flat and level surface. The control unit has appropriate feet on
the rear. The feet of the appliance are on the bottom of the drive unit.
Use within a rack:
The control unit and drive unit can be built into a 19" rack. A rack with openings on both sides is recom-
mended to allow the appliance to be installed and connected without any problems. Four attachment holes
are in the front plate of both the control unit and the drive unit. Attach both the control unit and the drive unit
in the rack with four M6 screws.
Attachment to the front plate alone is insufficient for a safe attachment. Additional, even attachment
must be provided by side and floor rails. The respective rack manufacturers provide several options for
this purpose.
10. Connection
Connection example:
Before connecting the dual CD player, disconnect it and any other appliances which are to
be connected to it from the mains supply (pull mains plug from the socket). Use the sup-
plied cables to connect the appliance. Interference and safety problems can be caused by
using the wrong cables.
Control unit
Drive unit
Mixer
50/60Hz
AC INPUT
CD 1
CD 2
BOOTH
MASTER REC
PHONO
L
R
OUTPUT
CH 2
CH 1
L
R
Faderstart
LINE
CD 2
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