User manual MYRYAD MXC6000

[. . . ] MXC6000 Remote Controlled Compact Disc Player Owner's Manual 1 CONTENTS · · · · · · · · · · · Accessories Introduction Installation and Safety Setting up your CD player Rear panel connections Operating your CD player Front panel controls Remote Control Handset Operation System operation with `Smart My-Link' Installing and replacing batteries in the remote control Care and handling of compact discs Trouble-shooting guide Specifications 2 2 2 INTRODUCTION The Myryad MXC6000 Compact Disc Player has been designed to offer a combination of high quality sound reproduction and elegant styling in keeping with other Myryad products. It has fixed-level lowimpedance audio outputs to drive a Myryad integrated amplifier or pre-amplifier - or other high quality amplifier. In addition it has a digital output on a single RCA phono socket (SPDIF standard), suitable for driving a separate DAC (Digital-toAnalogue-Converter), and a Smart MyLink® control input and output. The MXC6000 offers a range of expansion possibilities: · The digital output can be used to feed a separate DAC or digital recorder. [. . . ] If PLAY/PAUSE is then pressed within about 10 seconds, the disc will start playing from the selected track. The SCAN function is used to select a specific passage within a music track. While a disc is playing, pressing or and holding it down SKIP/SCAN continuously will cause the laser to scan rapidly forward (or backward) through the music. Snatches of music will be heard through the loudspeakers at a reduced volume level. 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-". Open/Close These two keys operate exactly as the front panel buttons with the same names. 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). A second press will display the TOC (the total number of tracks and total disc time). After a few seconds, or if TIME is pressed again, the display will revert to showing the disc title again. CD text ­ track title (Figure 4) Repeat A single press of the REPEAT key puts the player into REPEAT ALL mode and "REPEAT" will be shown briefly in the display. When the disc has played to the end it will immediately return to the first track and start playing again - ad infinitum. When the REPEAT key is pressed a second time, REPEAT 1 mode is engaged and "REPEAT 1" will be shown briefly in the display. A third press of the REPEAT key returns the player to normal operation. The repeat mode (REPEAT or REPEAT 1) is also shown by the small icons at the bottom of the display. [. . . ] Small dust particles and light stains should have absolutely no effect on reproduction quality. Never use chemicals such as record sprays or fluid, benzene or other solvents to clean CDs. Such chemicals will irreparably damage the disc's plastic surface. Discs should be returned to their case after use to avoid serious scratches that could cause the laser pickup to skip. [. . . ]