User manual MYRYAD MCD200 600

[. . . ] Myryad Systems Ltd 2 Piper's Wood Waterberry Drive Waterlooville PO7 7XU Tel +44 (0) 23 9226 5508 Fax +44 (0) 23 9223 1407 info@myryad. co. uk For further information, please contact Myryad direct or visit: www. myryad. co. uk mcd 200/600 Remote Controlled Compact Disc Players Owner's manual content · Introduction · Installation and safety notes · Accessories · Setting up your CD player Rear panel connections introduction 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 The Myryad MCD 200 and 600 Compact Disc Players have been designed to offer a combination of high quality sound reproduction and elegant styling in keeping with other Myryad products. Both models operate in exactly the same way, but the MCD 600 has more advanced internal circuitry resulting in greatly improved sound quality. For simplicity this manual refers only to the MCD 600 but all sections apply equally to the MCD 200 ­ with the sole exception of the Specifications which are given separately for each model. It has fixed-level low-impedance audio outputs to drive a Myryad integrated amplifier or preamplifier ­ or other high quality amplifier. [. . . ] Subsequent pressing of PLAY whilst during PLAY mode will have no effect. If PAUSE is pressed during PLAY mode, then the player goes into PAUSE mode. The player can be returned to PLAY mode either by pressing PAUSE again or by pressing PLAY. Pressing PAUSE in STOP mode will set the player into PAUSE mode with the disc spinning and the laser aligned at the beginning of the first track. When PLAY or PAUSE is then pressed the music will start playing instantly. Skip The remote control SKIP keys carry out exactly the same SKIP function as the front panel keys, but they cannot perform the SCAN function. If one of the remote SKIP keys is pressed and held down continuously the player will skip repeatedly from track to track (forward or backward as appropriate). In PAUSE mode the SKIP/SCAN function has a similar effect, but the scanning is faster and there is no sound from the loudspeakers. If, when playing the last track of a disc, an attempt is made to scan beyond the end of the track, the display will show `-OVER-'. This condition can be corrected by pressing SKIP/SCAN . is shown in the time (MIN and SEC) section of the display. During normal play and in pause mode the display shows the elapsed time of the track currently being played ­ see Figure 3. If TIME is pressed once, the remaining time of the current track is displayed. The remaining time of the current track is not indicated for tracks numbered 25 or greater. If TIME is pressed again, the remaining time of the whole disc is displayed and the track number is blanked. When remaining time is displayed, the time is preceded by a `­' sign. A third press of the TIME key returns the display to the normal indication of elapsed track time. If TIME is pressed in STOP mode, the total number of tracks and the total disc time are displayed (i. e. When there is CD text information on the disc the symbol `CD TEXT' will illuminate at the bottom right of the display and the TIME key will have additional functions. While playing a track, the display will normally show the track title ­ see Figure 4. If the TIME key is pressed the display will change to show the elapsed time of the current track. A second press will display the remaining time for the current track and a third press will display the remaining time for the whole disc. Finally, a fourth press will return to the track title display If TIME is pressed in STOP mode, the display will switch from displaying the disc title to displaying the artist (and `ART' will illuminate at the top right of the display). [. . . ] To erase a track from the middle of a program, first select the track using the CHECK key as above, then press CLEAR to erase the displayed track. To erase an entire program, press STOP to go 6 care and handling of compact discs · To remove the disc from its storage case, press down in the centre of the case and lift the disc out, holding it carefully by the edges. · Always place the CD in the disc drawer with the label facing upwards. · Fingerprints and dust should be carefully wiped off the disc's signal surface (shiny side) with a soft cloth. [. . . ]