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USER MANUAL DCM65 DENON

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TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. CAUTION:

1. Handle the power supply cord carefully

Do not damage or deform the power supply cord. If it is damaged or deformed, it may cause electric shock or malfunction when used. When removing from wall outlet, be sure to remove by holding the plug attachment and not by pulling the cord.

2. Do not open the top cover

In order to prevent electric shock, do not open the top cover. If problems occur, contact your DENON dealer.

3. Do not place anything inside

Do not place metal objects or spill liquid inside the CD player. Electric shock or malfunction may result. Please, record and retain the Model name and serial number of your set shown on the rating label. Model No. DCM-65/35 Serial No. CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKDO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

1. Read Instructions – All the safety and operating

instructions should be read before the appliance is operated.

2. Retain Instructions – The safety and operating instructions

should be retained for future reference.

3. Heed Warnings – All warnings on the appliance and in the

operating instructions should be adhered to.

4. Follow Instructions – All operating and use instructions

5. Water and Moisture – The appliance should not be used

near water – for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and the like.

6. Carts and Stands – The appliance should be used only with

a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer. 6A. An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.

7. Wall or Ceiling Mounting – The appliance should be

mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer.

8. Ventilation – The appliance should be situated so that its

location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation. For example, the appliance should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface that may block the ventilation openings; or, placed in a built-in installation, such as a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the flow of air through the ventilation openings.

9. Heat – The appliance should be situated away from heat

sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

10. Power Sources – The appliance should be connected to a

power supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the appliance.

11. Grounding or Polarization – Precautions should be taken so

that the grounding or polarization means of an appliance is not defeated.

12. Power-Cord Protection – Power-supply cords should be

routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance.

14. Cleaning – The appliance should be cleaned only as

recommended by the manufacturer.

15. Power Lines – An outdoor antenna should be located away

16. Outdoor Antenna Grounding – If an outside antenna is

connected to the receiver, be sure the antenna system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built-up static charges. Article 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, provides information with regard to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna-discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode. See Figure A.

17. Nonuse Periods – The power cord of the appliance should

be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time.

18. Object and Liquid Entry – Care should be taken so that

objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings.

19. Damage Requiring Service – The appliance should be

serviced by qualified service personnel when: A. The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged;

B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the appliance; or C. The appliance has been exposed to rain; or D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance; or E. The appliance has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged.

20. Servicing – The user should not attempt to service the

appliance beyond that described in the operating instructions. All other servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel. FIGURE A

ELECTRODE SYSTEM (NEC ART 250, PART H)

• Avoid high temperatures. Allow for sufficient heat dispersion when installed on a rack.

• Keep the set free from moisture, water, and dust.

• Do not let foreign objects in the set.

• Do not let insecticides, benzene, and thinner come in contact with the set.

• Never disassemble or modify the set in any way.

• Unplug the power cord when not using the set for long periods of time.

• (For sets with ventilation holes)

• Do not obstruct the ventilation holes.

• Handle the power cord carefully. Hold the plug when unplugging the cord.

(High Definition Compatible Digital) decoder (DCM- 65) HDCD is an encoding/decoding technology that greatly reduces thedistortion occurring at the time of digital recording while maintainingcompatibility with the conventional CD format. HDCD allows 20-bit data tobe converted into the 16-bit data of current CDs with no loss in soundquality.The use of this HDCD decoder makes it possible to achieve the highresolution and low distortion characteristic of HDCD when playing HDCD-compatible discs, and DENON’s digital technology optimizes the highsound quality possibilities of HDCD technology. Furthermore, normal CDsand HDCD-compatible CDs are automatically identified, and the optimumdigital signal processing for that type of disc used. (2) High performance digital filter The DCM-65/35 uses high precision 8-times oversampling digital filters. (3) Simple Playback of 8cm CD Singles 8cm CD singles can be played without using an adaptor. (4) Programming of up to 32 tracks All of the tracks on a CD can be programmed to play in any order.Programming in units of discs (all tracks on a disc) is also possible. (5) Newly developed carousel-type changer mechanism included This mechanism can house five discs, and while one disc is playing theremaining four discs can be changed. In addition, the carousel can berotated either clockwise or counterclockwise, so searching between discsis fast. (6) Wireless Remote Control Accessory In addition to general operations such as Play, Stop and Pause, thisremote control unit enables direct selection, direct programming, andother functions. Use of the remote control unit adds greatly to theoperating ease of the DCM-65/35, enhancing its outstanding features.

• This compact disc player is capable of playing discswhich have the mark at right.• During track selection, during search and when theplayer sustains a strong impact, the disc’s rotationalspeed changes greatly, causing a small noise to beemitted. This is not a malfunction of the player.• If the CD player is operated while an FM or AM broadcast is being received,there may be noise in the FM or AM reception. Please switch the power tothe CD player off at such times.• The DCM-65/35 has a broad dynamic range. Please exercise caution whenturning up the volume on the amplifier in cases when the playback volumeis low. If the volume is turned up too high, it could damage the speakers.• Do not use any discs but exclusive audio discs with this CD player.• Placing this player or its connection cords near a TV or other audio devicecould cause a humming sound to be emitted. If this occurs, relocate theplayer or reroute the connection cords.• Be sure to remove the disc from the player before moving it. The disc couldbe damaged if left in the player while it is being moved.• Do not place any object in the tray in the position where the disc is loaded,or open and close the tray with anything inside. Foreign objects in the traycould damage the play mechanism.• Do not move the player from a cold place to a warm place suddenly. If theplayer is cold when brought into a warm room, condensation could form,preventing proper operation of the player. If condensation does form on theplayer when it is brought into a warm room, wait at least 30 minutes before use. CAUTION: 1. Always remove all discs from the trays when moving the set. Failure to doso may damage the set.2. When the power is turned off, the varied level will be cleared and be set to0 dB.

IMPORTANT (CANADIAN MODEL ONLY)This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noiseemissions from digital apparatus setout in the Radio InterferenceRegulations of the Canadian Department of Communication.6 ENGLISH

NAMES OF PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

DISC MIN SEC REPEAT ALL

• Press this button to switch on the power.

Remote Control Receptor (REMOTE SENSOR)

• This receptor receives infrared signals from the wireless remotecontrol unit.• Aim the wireless remote control unit at this receptor window whenoperating it.

HDCD Indicator (DCM-65 only)

• This lights when an HDCD-compatible disc is playing.

• The Disc No., Track No., playing time and other information aredisplayed in the display window.

Repeat Button (REPEAT)

• Press this button for repeated playback. The indicatorappears on the display. The following three types of repeat modes areavailable.• When pressed once, the and indicators light and the trackcurrently playing is repeated.• When pressed again, the and indicators light and allthe tracks on the disc currently playing are repeated.• When pressed again, the , and indicators lightand all the discs currently set on the tray are repeated.• When pressed again, the and indicators turn offand the repeat mode is cancelled.The repeat function can also be used during programmed and randomplayback, but in this case only the all repeat ( and indicator) mode is available.(Refer to page 11 for details.)

Program Button (PROG)

• Press this button when you want to enter tracks for programmedplayback. (Refer to page 10 for details.)

• Press this button to return the pickup to the beginning of the presenttrack. Press again to return to other tracks.• By pressing the button a number of times, the pickup will move backthe corresponding number of tracks.• Keep on pressing this button for more than 0.5 seconds duringplayback for fast reverse search. As long as the button is keptpressed, music signals are played back faster than normal.• Keep on pressing this button for more than 5 seconds, reverse searchbecomes approximately 4 times faster.

• Press this button to move the pickup forward to the beginning of thenext track. Press again to move ahead to other tracks.• By pressing the button a number of times, the pickup will advance thecorresponding number of tracks.• Keep on pressing this button for more than 0.5 seconds duringplayback for fast forward search. As long as the button is keptpressed, music signals are played back faster than normal.• Keep on pressing this button for more than 5 seconds, forward searchbecomes approximately 4 times faster.

Stop Button (2 STOP)

• Press this button to stop play temporarily.• Pressing the Pause button during play stops play temporarily. The indicator goes off and the indicator lights up.• To cancel the Pause state, press either the Play button !1 or the Pause button !0 a second time.

• Press this button to play a disc.The indicator lights up when the button is pressed, the number ofthe disc and the track being played is displayed by the Disc Numberand Track No. indicator, and the amount of elapsed time for thecurrent track is displayed by the Time indicator.• The indicator goes off after playing of the final track of the finaldisc is finished and the player stops.

Disc Skip Button (DISC SKIP)

• Each time this button is pressed, the carousel will rotate in aclockwise direction to the next tray position. This allows for loading orunloading of discs.This button is also used to select the next disc, in the normal playcontinuously.

Open/Close Button (5 OPEN/CLOSE)

• Press this button when opening.• The drawer is opened toward the front.• Press the button again to close the drawer.

• Discs can be loaded and unloaded when this drawer is open. Do notforce the drawer closed by hand.

Headphone Jack (PHONES)

• Insert the jack of the headphones when desiring to listen to a discprivately. (Headphones are sold separately.)

• One disc per tray can be loaded.

Output Terminal (LINE OUT)

• Connect the connection cords from these terminals to the amplifier’sinput terminals. (Refer to page 9 for connections.)

SYNCHRO Jack (SYNCHRO)

• To make a synchronized recording, this jack must be connected to theSYNCHRO jack of the deck with a connection cord. (Refer to page 9for connections.)

Control Input Connector (CONTROL IN) (DCM-65 only)

• This is the input connector for wired remote control.Consult your DENON dealer if you wish to use this connector.

Control Output Connector (CONTROL OUT) (DCM-65 only)

• This is the output connector for wired remote control.Consult your DENON dealer if you wish to use this connector.

Digital Audio Output Connector (COAXIAL) (DCM-65 only)

• Connect a commercially available 75 Ω/ohms pin-plug cord.• Digital data is output from this connector.

Continuous Button OperationIf the automatic/manual search reverse button u or the automatic/manual search forward button i are held in, the function of that button will be repeated.8 ENGLISH OPENING AND CLOSING THE DRAWER AND LOADING A DISC Opening and closing the drawer (This operation only works while the power is on.)

1. Press the power switch (POWER) to turn on the power.

2. Press the open/close button (

5 OPEN/CLOSE). How to load a disc

• Make sure the drawer is completely open.

• Hold the disc by the edges and place it on the disc tray. (Do not touch the signal surface, i.e., the glossy side.)

• Set the disc properly in the tray according to its size. Set 8 cm discs in the center hole. Set 12 cm discs in the outer hole.

• When the drawer is opened during the stop mode, discs can be loaded in the 3 disc trays. If the DISC SKIP button is pressed, the carousel turns and a disc can be loaded in the another disc tray. When the drawer is opened during the play mode, it is possible to load and unload discs in all of the disc trays other than the one whose disc is currently playing. 3 discs can be replaced and press the DISC SKIP button to switch the other disc tray that can be replaced.

• Press the open/close button ( 5 OPEN/CLOSE) to close the drawer. Caution:

• The player will not operate properly and the disc may even be damaged if it is not set correctly.

• If your finger should get caught in the drawer when it closes, press the open/close button ( 5 OPEN/CLOSE).

• Do not place any foreign objects on the disc tray, and do not place more than one disc on the tray at a time. Otherwise malfunction may occur.

• Do not push in the disc tray manually when the power is off as this may cause malfunction and damage the CD player.

• Do not touch the carousel while it is turning. Also, do not turn the carousel by hand when it is stopped. Doing so could damage it.

• Do not insert disc where indicated by arrow. This could damage the internal mechanism in the unit.

• Connect one end of the connection cord supplied with the CD Player to the output terminals, left (L) and right (R) of the CD Player, and the other end to the CD, AUX or TAPE PLAY input terminals, left (L) and right (R), of the amplifier. (3) SYNCHRO Jack Connections

• Connect the SYNCHRO jack with a DENON cassette deck which is equipped with a SYNCHRO jack, then make a synchronized recording. Use the connection cord supplied with the cassette deck.

• To make use of this function, also connect the output jacks and make the settings so that a recording can be made from the CD player to the cassette deck.

/DAT TAPE-2 /MD TAPE-1 /DAT TAPE-2 /MD

( 1 PLAY ) NORMAL PLAY Follow the steps below to get an understanding of the disc play procedure.

1. Turn the power switch on and press the open/close (

5 OPEN/CLOSE) button to open the drawer.

2. Set the disc to be played in the front side tray.

3. Press the play button (

4. The drawer closes and the disc just loaded is played.

5. The disc number, track number and elapsed time, etc., for the disc

currently playing appear on the display window.

6. If the open/close (

5 OPEN/CLOSE) button is pressed while a disc is playing, playback continues, but the drawer opens and four discs can be replaced. The disc that can be replaced switches when the DISC SKIP button is pressed. Press the open/close ( 5 OPEN/CLOSE) button again to close the drawer. (1) Starting Playback (2) Stopping Playback OPEN/CLOSEDISC SKIP5 DISC AUTOMATIC DISC LOADING SYSTEM STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONES REPEAT DCM-65

1. Press the stop button (2 STOP) to stop playback.

2. To replace discs, press the open/close (

5 OPEN/CLOSE) button. The disc which was playing switches over to the front side and the drawer opens. OPEN/CLOSE DISC SKIP STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONES REPEAT

• Set the disc you want toplayed in the front side.

SYNCHRO (Cassette Deck)Power supply outlet DCM-65/35 (2) Connecting the Digital Output Jack (COAXIAL) (DCM-65 only)

• Use a 75 Ω/ohm pin cord to connect the digital output jack (COAXIAL) of the DCM-65 to the digital input jack (COAXIAL) on a digital processor or MD recorder, available in stores.

In addition to normal play, the following methods can be used when playing a disc. q To Play the Desired Disc and Desired Track ………………………………………………Direct Selection(Remote control only)

( DISC SELECT ) ( 1 ~ 10 ) ( 1 ~ 5 ) 1. Press the DISC SELECT button.2. Use the number buttons (1 to 5) to select the number of the disc to beplayed.3. Next, use the number buttons (1 to 10 and +10) to select the number ofthe track to be played.• For example, to play the 4th track on the 3rd disc: Press , and .To play the 12th track on the 5th disc: Press , , and .Playback begins from the number of the disc and track selected.2+105DISC SELECT43DISC SELECT w To Move to the Next Disc During Playback ……………………………………………………Disc Skip OPEN/CLOSEDISC SKIP5 DISC AUTOMATIC DISC LOADING SYSTEM STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONESREPEAT DCM-65

( DISC SKIP ) 1. Press the disc skip button. The carousel in the drawer turns and the disc onthe next tray is played.For example, if disc number 3 was playing, the disc switches to discnumber 4, and if disc number 5 was playing, the disc switches to discnumber 1.2. In addition, when the Disc Skip – button on the remote control unit ispressed, the carousel turns in the opposite direction and the previous discis played. ( DISC SKIP – ) e To Move to the Next Track during Play ………………………………………………Automatic Search Press the Automatic/Manual search forward button (7/9) for less than 0.5 seconds during playback.• The pickup will advance to the beginning of the next track and playback willcontinue. Pressing the button several times will forward the pickup thecorresponding number tracks. OPEN/CLOSEDISC SKIP5 DISC AUTOMATIC DISC LOADING SYSTEM STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONESREPEAT DCM-65

( 7/9 ) Press the 7/9 button. 2nd Track 3rd Track 4th Track

• During Random or Program operation, player moves to the beginning of thenext random or program track selection. r To return to the beginning of the track now being played ………………………………Automatic Search OPEN/CLOSEDISC SKIP5 DISC AUTOMATIC DISC LOADING SYSTEM STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONESREPEAT DCM-65

( 8/6 ) Press the Automatic/Manual search reverse button (8/6) for less than 0.5 seconds during playback.• The pickup will return to the beginning of the current track and playback willcontinue. Pressing the button several times will return the pickup thecorresponding number tracks. Press the 8/6 button. 3rd Track 4th Track 5th Track t To Play the Desired Discs and the Desired Tracks in theDesired Order …………………………………………Program Selection• You can play certain tracks on the loaded discs in any order.• Tracks on a disc not loaded can also be programmed, but if you try to playthat disc, the microprocessor detects that it is not loaded and the followingdisc is played automatically.• Up to 32 tracks can be set in a program.11 ENGLISH (1) Programming (when using the remote control unit)

• Press the PROGRAM (PROG) button. The indicator flashes. Usethe DISC SKIP, Automatic/Manual search reverse ( 8 /6 ), Automatic/Manual search forward ( 7/9) buttons to select the disc to be programmed.For example, to program the 3rd track on the 2nd disc and the 12 track onthe 5th disc, press the PROGRAM (PROG) button, DISC SKIP button toselect the 2nd disc, Automatic/Manual search reverse ( 8 /6) or Automatic/Manual search forward ( 7/9) button to select the 3rd track, then press the PROGRAM (PROG) button.In the same way, select the 12th track on the 5th disc using the DISC SKIPand Automatic/Manual search buttons, then press the PROGRAM (PROG)button.PROGRAM(3) To Check the Programmed Tracks (Remote control only) ( CALL )

• Press the call button on the wireless remote control unit.The contents of the program are displayed in order one item at a time eachtime the Call button is pressed. (4) To Play a Program OPEN/CLOSEDISC SKIP5 DISC AUTOMATIC DISC LOADING SYSTEM STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONESREPEATDCM-65

• Press the Play (1 PLAY) button to play the programmed selections in the order in which they were programmed.(5) To clear the entire program• Pressing the PROG/DIRECT button once more erases the entire program.Pressing the open/close ( 5 OPEN/CLOSE) button also erases the contents of a program.• Pressing the PROG/DIRECT button while a program is being played cancelsthe program. Play will then be continuous to the end of the disc currentlybeing played, after which the player will stop automatically.Cautions• If a program is run during playing of a track or from the Pause state, thetrack which is currently being played becomes the 1st track in the program.• Direct selection cannot be done while a program is being played. Inputtingthe track number of a desired track with the Track Number buttons adds theinput track to the end of the program.• When programming, do not program a track number which is not recordedon the disc. If such a number is programmed by mistake, the player ignorethe program. y To Repeat Play of All Tracks ………………………………… Repeat Play• Press the Repeat (REPEAT) button. The indicator will light up. ※ Steps q and w can be done in any order, with the same results. REPEAT OPEN/CLOSEDISC SKIP5 DISC AUTOMATIC DISC LOADING SYSTEM STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONESREPEATDCM-65

• When the repeat button is pressed once, the and indicatorslight. In this mode, the track currently playing is repeated.1REPEAT REPEAT REPEAT

Track Track Track12 ENGLISH

• If the repeat button is pressed again, the and indicatorslight, and the disc currently playing is repeated.1 DISCREPEAT REPEAT REPEAT 1 DISC 1st disc(ALL TRACKS)2nd disc(ALL TRACKS)5th disc(ALL TRACKS)• If the repeat button is pressed again, the , and indicators light, and all the discs currently loaded are repeated.DISCALLREPEAT REPEAT REPEAT ALL DISC 1st disc(ALL TRACKS)2nd disc(ALL TRACKS)5th disc(ALL TRACKS)• Pressing the Repeat (REPEAT) button during play will also cause the playerto repeat play (of all tracks).• To cancel repeat play, press the Repeat (REPEAT) button once more.• Pressing the Repeat (REPEAT) button while a program is being played willcause the tracks in the program to be played again in order.• Pressing the Repeat (REPEAT) button during Random play will cause thetracks to be played again at random. u Letting the Player Select the Order of Play …………………………………………………Random Play(Remote control only)(1) Full Random Play

• After pressing the PROG/DIRECT button and inputting a program (See itemt on page 10 and 11), press the Random button, then the Play button. Themicrocomputer will then select tracks from the program at random and playthem.(3) Disc Sequential Random Play

• Press the RANDOM button and specify the disc numbers (1 to 5) with theDISC SELECT button and the number buttons. A press of the PLAY ( PLAY) button will result in the player randomly selecting and playing trackson the disc in the order of specified discs.Up to 5 discs can be selected, and the same disc can be selected, two ormore times. Disc sequential random play is cancelled when play ends.(4) To Cancel Random Play• Pressing the Random button once more cancels the Random function. Playwill then proceed from the track currently being played to the end of the lasttrack on the disc, then stop.Pressing the open/close (5 OPEN/CLOSE) button also cancels the Randomfunction.Cautions• Pressing the Random button during normal play starts full random play.• Pressing the Random button during Program play starts random play of thetracks in the program, including the tracks which have already been played. • During random play, the player may display the number of disc which is notloaded in the tray. In such a case, the player will read the disc information,then reset automatically to correct. This is not a malfunction.13 ENGLISH o Audible quick search ……………………………………… Manual Search

• Using this function, you can cue to a desired point within a track, either in the forward or reverse direction.

• Release the Automatic/Manual search button ( 8/6 or 7/9) when the desired point has been reached. Normal playback then continues. (1) Manual Search Forward OPEN/CLOSEDISC SKIP5 DISC AUTOMATIC DISC LOADING SYSTEM STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONESREPEATDCM-65PCM AUDIO TECHNOLOGY / CD AUTO CHANGER REMOTE SENSOR HDCD £¢ ON OFF TRACK

for more than 0.5 seconds during playback. Playback of the track is sped up.

• As a reference, the current track number and elapsed playback time within the track are displayed.

• Manual search forward is approximately 4 times faster when the Automatic/Manual search forward button ( 7/9) is kept on pressing more than 5 seconds.

• If the Automatic/Manual search forward button ( 7/9) is kept pressed after the end of the final track on the disc is reached, ( ) is displayed and manual search stops. To return to another point, press the Automatic/Manual search reverse button ( 8/6) until ( ) disappears.
• If the Automatic/Manual search forward button ( 7/9) is kept on pressing and the end of the current track is reached during random play or programmed play, the next track is searched and playback starts.

1. Keep on pressing the Automatic/Manual search reverse button (8/6)

for more than 0.5 seconds during playback. Reverse playback of the track is sped up.

• As a reference, the current track number and elapsed playback time within the track are displayed.

• Manual search in reverse is approximately 4 times faster when the Automatic/Manual search reverse button ( 8/6) is kept on pressing more than 5 seconds.

• If the Automatic/Manual search reverse button ( 8/6) is kept pressed after the beginning of the first track on the disc is reached, ( ) is displayed and manual search stops. To return to another point, press the Automatic/Manual search forward button ( 7/9) until ( ) disappears.
• If the Automatic/Manual search reverse button ( 8/6) is kept on pressing and the beginning of the current track is reached during random play or programmed play, the manual search in reverse is canceled and playback starts. !0 To Cue and Stop Play ………………………………………………… Pause (Remote control only) (1) Cuing by Direct Selection

• Cuing by direct selection, then entering the Pause state, is convenient for practicing vocals with background music.

1. Press the Track Number buttons to set the number of the desired track.

• After setting the desired track selections in a program, press the Pause (

PAUSE) button. The player will advance to the beginning of the 1st track in program memory and wait in the Pause state. !1 Synchronized Recording Function …………………………… Synchronized Recording Function Connecting the SYNCHRO jack with a DENON cassette deck which is equipped with a SYNCHRO jack will allow synchronized recordings to be made.

• To use this function, be sure to connect the SYNCHRO jacks as well as the output terminal (LINE OUT). (Refer to page 9 for connections.) Then, load a disc.

• With the CD player in the stop or pause condition, starting a synchronized recording at the cassette deck side will automatically cause the CD player to start playing. (This is synchronized play.)

• The remote control indicator of the display will blink during synchronized play. NOTES:

• Synchronized play is also possible in the program mode.

• The repeat mode are cancelled when synchronized play is started.

• Except for the Stop ( 2 STOP), Play (1 PLAY) and TIME buttons, the buttons will not operate during synchronized play.

• In the play condition, even if you start a synchronized recording at the cassette deck side, CD player will not synchronize with the cassette deck and the cassette deck becomes synchronized pause condition. In this case push the Stop ( 2 STOP) button of the cassette deck, set the CD player in the stop or pause condition and start a synchronized recording at the cassette deck side again.

• For further details, see the owner’s manual for the cassette deck that has been connected. i To Stop Play Temporarily …………………………………………… Pause OPEN/CLOSEDISC SKIP5 DISC AUTOMATIC DISC LOADING SYSTEM STOP PAUSE PLAY PROG PHONESREPEATDCM-65PCM AUDIO TECHNOLOGY / CD AUTO CHANGER REMOTE SENSOR HDCD £¢ ON OFF TRACK

• Pressing the Pause button during play stops play at that point. Pressing the Pause button once more starts play again from the same point.

1. Press the Pause (

3 PAUSE) button.4th Track5th Track 6th TrackPause

( 8/6 )14 ENGLISH INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS The CD player uses a microcomputer for controlling internal electronic circuits. In the event that the player is used while a near-by tuner or TV is turned on, although unlikely, interference could occur either in the sound from the tuner or the picture of the TV. To avoid this, please take the following precautions.

• Keep the CD player as far away from the tuner or TV set as possible.

• Keep the power cable and connecting cable of the CD player separate from the antenna wires of the tuner and TV.

• Interference is particular likely to occur when an indoor antenna or a 300 Ω/ohms feeder cable is used. Thus, use of an outdoor antenna and 75 Ω/ohms coaxial cable is strongly recommended. 300 Ω/ohms feeder cable 75 Ω/ohms coaxial cable

PLAY USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

The DCM-65/35 CD Player can be controlled from across the room using the accessory Remote Control Unit. (1) Inserting the Dry Battery

1. Remove the cover on the back of the remote control unit.

2. Insert two R6P (AA size) batteries in the RC-258, following the

indications on the battery compartment.

3. Replace the cover on the back of the remote control unit.

Cautions Concerning Dry Batteries

• Use R6P batteries in the RC-258 remote control unit.

• Depending on the frequency of use, the dry batteries should be replaced approximately once per year.

• If the remote control unit fails to control the CD Player, even before a year has passed, replace the dry batteries with new ones.

• Be sure to follow polarity indications inside the case of the remote control unit, inserting the + end and – end of each battery in the directions indicated.

• Batteries may become damaged or leak under the following conditions. ※ Using new batteries together with old ones. ※ Using different types of batteries together. ※ Do not short batteries, take them apart, subject them to heat or throw them into a fire.

• When the remote control unit is not used for a long period of time, remove the dry batteries.

• If fluid leaks from the batteries, be sure to wipe up all battery fluid inside the battery case and replace the batteries with new ones. (2) Using the Remote Control Unit

• Aim the remote control unit toward the light receptor in the front of the CD Player, as shown in the drawing below.

• The remote control unit can be used up to a distance of 8 meters in a straight line from the CD Player. However, this distance will be shortened if there is some obstruction between the remote control unit and the light receptor, or if the beam of light is slanted. REMOTE SENSOR Left 30° Right 30°

• The remote control unit has the same functions as the main unit, but the following operations cannot be done. ※ Switching the power on and off. Cautions During Use

• Do not press the operating buttons on the main unit and the remote control unit at the same time. This could cause a malfunction.

• Operation of the remote control unit will be hindered if a strong light from the sun or a light fixture is shining on the REMOTE SENSOR, or if there is an obstruction between the remote control unit and the CD player unit.15 ENGLISH

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RC-258

Setting to the Program Mode

• For program search, press the PROG/DIRECT button then the track number buttons (1 through 10 and +10).

• The remote control unit is normally set to the direct mode. Drawer Open / Close Button 5 OPEN / CLOSE)Random Button (RANDOM)Repeat Button (REPEAT)Track Number Button (1 ~ 10)Play Button (1 PLAY)Pause Button (3 PAUSE)Stop Button (2 STOP)Automatic Search Forward Button (8)Automatic Search Reverse Button (9)Time Button (TIME)Program/Direct Button (PROG/DIRECT)Disc Select Button (DISC SELECT)Call Button (CALL)+10 Button (+10)Disc Skip + Button (DISC SKIP +) Disc Skip – Button (DISC SKIP –) Volume + buttons (VOLUME +)Volume – buttons (VOLUME –)Manual Search Forward Button (7) Manual Search Reverse Button (6) Use this to adjust the output level output of the VARIABLE. The volume increases when the (+) button is pressed, decreases when the (–) button is pressed.

• Disc Selection Use the DISC SELECT and number buttons to select the number of the disc to be played. “–” appears on the disc number section of the display for 2 seconds when the DISC SELECT button is pressed. Press the number button corresponding to the number of the disc to be played while “–” is displayed to select the disc number. Track numbers are selected if the number buttons are pressed while “–” is not displayed on the disc number section of the display.

• Direct Selection Normally, direct search is possible simply by pressing the desired number buttons.

• Program Selection (During playback, the track which is currently playing is programmed as the 1st track.) Press the PROG/DIRECT button, then press the number buttons. For example, to program tracks number 3, 11, and 5, press PROG/DIRECT / 3 / +10 and 1 / 5. To cancel the program, press the PROG/DIRECT button.

• Inputting the Track Numbers For track numbers below 10, simply press the corresponding button. For track numbers of 11 and greater, press the +10 then the number buttons. For example, for track number 22 press +10 twice then 2.

• Volume The volume control on the unit will operate when the volume buttons are pressed. The volume can be checked by looking at the position of the control.

• Skipping Discs The Disc Skip button (DISC SKIP +, –) will not function in the random and program modes. During disc sequential random playback, when the Disc Skip + button is pressed, the following disc is played in random order.

• Volume The output level of the VARIABLE output terminal can be changed. When the volume button is pressed, “–” appears in the TIME M (minutes) section of the display window and the level appears in the S (seconds) section. The volume can be changed between a maximum of “00” and a minimum of “–12” in 12 steps, by approximately 1.5 dB per step.

• The Time indicator indicates the amount of elapsed time for the track currently being played, the amount of time remaining for the current track and the amount of time remaining for all tracks yet to be played. Normally, the amount of elapsed time for the current track is displayed. Pressing this button once causes the indicator to light up, displaying the amount of time remaining for the current track. Pressing the button once more turns the indicator off and causes the indicator to light up, displaying the number and the time remaining for all tracks yet to be played on the disc. Pressing the button once again turns the indicator off and causes the indicator to display the elapsed time for the current track.

• During playback, the total remaining time is the remaining time for the disc. For programmed playback, the remaining time for the program is only displayed when the programmed tracks are all on the same disc. “– – – –” is displayed when tracks on more than one disc are programmed.

• In the case that the total playing time of programmed tracks becomes more than 99:59, “– –: – –” is displayed. REMAIN–DISCREMAIN16 ENGLISH COMPACT DISCS

1. Cautions in Handling Compact Discs

• Do not get fingerprints, oil, dirt or other substances on the compact disc. If the disc becomes dirty, wipe it off with a dry, soft cloth.

• Do not clean compact discs with benzene, paint thinner, water, record spray, anti-static agent, silicon cloth or similar substances.

• Take particular care to prevent scratches to the back side of the compact disc when removing it from the case and when inserting it in its case.

• Do not bend compact discs.

• Do not apply to compact discs.

• Do not attempt to enlarge the center hole of the disc.

• Do not write on the label (printed) side of the disc with a ball point pen or pencil.

• Bringing a CD into a warm room from a cold place could cause moisture to condense on the disc surface. Do not attempt to dry the disc with a hair dryer, etc. TROUBLE? CHECK THE PLAYER TO FIND WHAT’S WRONG Even when it appears that there is trouble, check the following points carefully. SPECIFICATIONS AUDIO Number of Channels: 2 Channels Frequency Characteristics: 2 ~ 20,000 Hz Dynamic Range: 100 dB 098 dB S N Ratio: 112 dB 108 dB High Frequency Distortion: 0.0025% (1kHz) 0.003% Separation: 98 dB 96 dB Wow and Flutter: Less than the measuring (±0.001% W. peak) Output Voltage: Variable 0.2 ~ 2.0 V DISC USED Audio compact discs are used 12 cm (5 in) and 8 cm (3 in) OVERALL Power Supply: 60 Hz Voltage is shown on rating label Power Consumption: 15 W External Dimensions: 434 (W) x 115 (H) x 392 (D) mm (17-3/32” x 4-17/32” x 15-7/16”) Weight: 5.7 kg (12.6 lbs.) 5.7 kg (12.6 lbs) DCM-35DCM-65

FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAY

Functions: Five discs can be used, Direct Track Selection, Program Selection, Random Play, etc. Displays: Disc No., Track No., Time (min., sec.), Play, Pause, Repeat, Random, etc. Other: Headphone Jack (Level Variable)

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RC-258

Remote Control Method: Infrared Pulse system Power Supply: 3 V DC Two R6P (standard SIZE AA) External Dimensions: 50 (W) x 175 (H) x 18 (D) mm (1-31/32” x 6-57/64” x 45/64”) Weight: 100g (approx. 3 oz) (Includes batteries) HDCD

and High Definition Compatible Digital

are registered trademarks of Pacific Microsonics, Inc.

• Design and specifications are subject to change without notice in the course of product improvement.

2. Storage of Compact Discs

• After play, be sure to remove the disc from the player.

• To prevent dust, scratches, deformation, etc., be sure to store compact discs in their case.

• Do not store compact discs in the following locations.

1. Places where direct sunlight strikes for long periods of time.

2. Places with a high humidity or a lot of dust.

3. Places reached by heat from a heater or similar appliance.

OPEN/CLOSE) is pressed.

• Is the Power switch on? After a disc is loaded (0 00 00

) is displayed in the display window.

• Is the disc loaded correctly? ………………………………See page 8, 9, 16. Play does not begin when the Play button ( 1 PLAY) is pressed.
• Is the disc dirty or scratched? …………………………………See page 16. There is no sound, or the sound is distorted.

• Is the output cord connected correctly to the amplifier? …………………………………………………See page 8.

• Does the sound return to normal when the amplifier’s knobs are adjusted or the proper input device is selected? The player won’t go to the place specified in the search.

• Is the disc dirty or scratched? …………………………………See page 16. A program cannot be played.

• Is the method used to make a program and run it correct? ……………………………………………………See page 10. The player won’t operate correctly when the remote control unit is used.

• Are the dry batteries in the remote control unit dead? ………………………………………See page 14.

• Is the remote control unit located too far from the CD Player unit? ………………………………………See page 14.FRANCAIS

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