Elite CDP - Lecteur/enregistreur de cd QUAD - Notice d'utilisation et mode d'emploi gratuit

Type de produit	Lecteur/enregistreur de CD
Marque	QUAD
Modèle	Elite CDP
Dimensions (L x H x P)	430 x 100 x 320 mm
Poids	8 kg
Alimentation	230 V ~ 50 Hz
Consommation électrique	25 W
Formats supportés	CD-Audio, CD-R, CD-RW
Fonctions principales	Lecture et enregistrement de CD, programmation de pistes, lecture aléatoire et répétée
Type de tiroir	Mécanisme à chargement par tiroir motorisé
Sorties audio	Analogique RCA, numérique optique et coaxial
Entrées audio	Analogique RCA, numérique optique et coaxial
Rapport signal/bruit	Supérieur à 105 dB
Distorsion harmonique	Inférieure à 0,003 %
Entretien et nettoyage	Utiliser un chiffon doux et sec. Ne pas utiliser de solvants. Nettoyer la lentille avec un disque de nettoyage spécifique.
Sécurité	Ne pas obstruer les fentes de ventilation. Ne pas exposer à l'humidité. Débrancher avant nettoyage.
Pièces détachées et réparabilité	Contacter un centre de service agréé QUAD. Indice de réparabilité : 7,5/10.
Accessoires fournis	Câble d'alimentation, télécommande, câble audio RCA, manuel d'utilisation
Informations générales	Appareil de la série Elite, finition argent ou noir. Garantie 2 ans.

FOIRE AUX QUESTIONS - Elite CDP QUAD

Comment brancher le lecteur/enregistreur de CD QUAD Elite CDP ?

Connectez le câble d'alimentation à la prise secteur. Reliez les sorties audio (RCA ou numérique) à votre amplificateur. Pour l'enregistrement, branchez une source audio sur les entrées analogiques ou numériques.

Quels types de CD puis-je utiliser ?

Le QUAD Elite CDP lit et enregistre les CD-Audio, CD-R et CD-RW. Assurez-vous d'utiliser des disques de qualité pour une meilleure compatibilité.

Comment enregistrer un CD audio ?

Insérez un CD vierge dans le tiroir. Sélectionnez la source d'enregistrement (entrée analogique ou numérique) via le menu. Appuyez sur REC puis PLAY pour démarrer l'enregistrement.

La lecture saute ou est saccadée, que faire ?

Vérifiez que le CD est propre et sans rayures. Nettoyez la lentille avec un disque de nettoyage spécial. Si le problème persiste, le disque peut être endommagé.

Comment programmer la lecture de pistes ?

Utilisez la touche PROGRAM en mode arrêt. Sélectionnez les pistes souhaitées avec les touches numériques ou les flèches, puis validez avec ENTER. Lancez la lecture avec PLAY.

Puis-je enregistrer directement depuis un téléviseur ou une platine vinyle ?

Oui, si votre source dispose d'une sortie analogique (RCA) ou numérique (optique/coaxial). Branchez-la sur les entrées correspondantes du Elite CDP.

Comment régler le volume du casque ?

Branchez votre casque sur la prise jack avant. Utilisez la molette de volume dédiée située à côté de la prise pour ajuster le niveau.

Le tiroir ne s'ouvre pas, que faire ?

Assurez-vous que l'appareil est sous tension. Si le tiroir reste bloqué, utilisez l'ouverture d'urgence en insérant un trombone déplié dans le petit trou situé en façade.

Comment nettoyer l'appareil ?

Débranchez l'appareil. Nettoyez le boîtier avec un chiffon doux légèrement humide. N'utilisez jamais de produits abrasifs ou de solvants. Pour la lentille, utilisez un disque de nettoyage.

Où trouver des pièces détachées ou faire réparer mon Elite CDP ?

Contactez le service après-vente QUAD ou un revendeur agréé. L'indice de réparabilité est de 7,5/10, ce qui facilite la réparation par un professionnel.

MODE D'EMPLOI Elite CDP QUAD

Elite series

FM Stereo Tuner
Stereo Pre-Amplifier
Integrated Amplifier
CDP CD Pre-Amplifier
CDS Compact Disc Player

Owner's Manual

QUAD

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

CAUTION!

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) NO USER-REMOVEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL

ADVERTISSEMENT: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE-NE PAS OUVRIR

This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in the literature accompanying this unit.

This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric shock is present within this unit.

Read these instructions.

Keep these instructions.

Heed all warnings.

Follow all instructions.

Do not use this apparatus near water.

Clean only with dry cloth.

Do not block any ventilation openings.

Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

Do not defect the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wider blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the

ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

MAINS SUPPLY AND SAFETY

Mains Supply: The mains operating voltage of all QUAD Elite series units is shown on the rear panel. If this voltage does not match the mains voltage in your area, consult your QUAD dealer about converting the unit.

The mains supply fuse on the rear panel is accessible when the IEC mains plug has been removed. In the rare event that it has broken, check for any obvious cause before replacing the fuse with one of the correct rating and type. The fuse values are:

QUAD Elite Pre-amplifier and Integrated Amplifier

220 - 230V (UK, Korea, etc.) T1.0AL 20mm Slow Blow

100 - 120V (USA, Japan, etc.) T2.0AL 20mm Slow Blow

QUAD Elite CDP and CDS Compact Disc Player

220-230V (UK, Korea, etc.) T315 mAL 20mm Slow Blow

100 - 120V (USA, Japan, etc.) T630 mAL 20mm Slow Blow

Note: An AC convenience outlet is provided on the QUAD Elite Pre. Only double insulated audio equipment may be connected to this outlet. The load must not exceed 500w. QUAD 606, 306, 405 and 303 amplifiers must not be connected to this outlet but to a grounded AC mains point.

obsolete outlet.

Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

Use only attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long

periods of time.

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture. The product must not be exposed to dripping and splashing and no object filled with liquids such as a vase of flowers should be placed on the product.

No naked flame sources such as candles should be placed on the product.

Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate this device.

Warning: The battery (battery or batteries or battery pack) shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

Attention should be drawn to environmental aspects of battery disposal.

Use of the apparatus in moderate climates.

Protective earthing terminal. The apparatus should be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.

This label tells you that the unit contains a Laser component. Opening the unit will expose the user to radiation from the laser beam.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by tuning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Re-orientate or re-locate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

-- Laite on liitettävä suojamaadoituskoskettimilla varustettuun pistorasiaan.(For Finland only)

-- Apparatet må tilkoples jordet stikkontakt. (Far Norway only)

-- Apparaten skall anslutas till jordat uttag. (For Sweden only)

WARNING: The mains plug/appliance coupler is used as disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.

QUAD

ELITE

USER GUIDE

Elite INT

Elite PRE

Elite FM

Elite CDP

Elite CDS

CONTENTS

SAFETY CAUTIONS ....IFC

MAINS SUPPLY AND SAFETY ....IFC

INTRODUCTION 2

GUARANTEE AND PRODUCT REGISTRATION 2

PACKING LIST AND UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT ....2

INSTALLATION OF ELITE SERIES EQUIPMENT ....2

ELITE INT AMPLIFIER 6

ELITE PRE-AMPLIFIER 8

REMOTE CONTROL 9

TONE CONTROLS....11

ELITE FM STEREO TUNER....12

USING THE ELITE CDP (IN AN ELITE SYSTEM) 14

USING THE ELITE CDS (IN AN ELITE SYSTEM) 16

TROUBLESHOOTING....18

USING THE ELITE CDP (AS A STANDALONE CD PLAYER) .....19

USING THE ELITE CDS (AS A STANDALONE CD PLAYER)....23

SPECIFICATIONS....26

CARE & CLEANING....27

SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS 27

INTRODUCTION

The Quad Elite series is a matched range of equipment which can be connected using the Quadlink system. Please read this manual fully before you begin to install and use the equipment.

Product Registration and Warranty

QUAD equipment is guaranteed against any defect in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. Proof of purchase is required for Warranty claims.

Please complete and return the enclosed Warranty Registration form. Within the warranty period QUAD will undertake replacement of defective parts free of charge provided that the failure was not caused by misuse, accident or negligence. Your statutory rights within the territory in which you purchased the equipment are not affected by this warranty.

QUAD carries out regular reviews and reserves the right to adjust the specifications and performance from time to time.

UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT

The Elite Pre-Amplifier carton contains:

• Elite Pre-Amplifier
  • Elite System Remote Control
  • One IEC mains lead
  • One Quadlink cable
  • Elite System Instruction Manual
  • Warranty Registration Form.

The Elite Integrated Amplifier carton contains:

• Elite Integrated Amplifier

• Elite System Remote Control
  • One IEC mains lead
  • One Quadlink cable
  • Elite System Instruction Manual
  • Warranty Registration Form.

The CDP and the CDS CD player cartons each contain:

• Elite CDP or CDS Compact Disc Player
  • One IEC mains lead
  • One RCA stereo phono connecting cable
  • CD-Remote Control Handset with batteries.
  • Elite System Instruction Manual
  • Warranty Registration Form

The FM Tuner carton contains:

• Elite FM Stereo Tuner
  • One Quadlink cable.
  • Warranty Registration Form.
  • Elite System Instruction Manual

Consult the dealer from whom you purchased the equipment if any of these items are not present.

Carefully unpack all the units and accessories. Take care not to damage the surface finish when undoing the protective polythene sleeve. Retain the packing materials for future use.

Retain the user manual and information concerning the date and place of purchase of your equipment for future reference. If you transfer any unit to a third party please pass on this instruction manual along with the equipment.

INSTALLATION

Connecting Elite Series Units

Place the Quad Elite system components in the order shown in

the typical system diagrams on this page and the next page.

Before connecting any units, ensure that the mains switches on the rear panels of ALL units are OFF and that the power is off at the mains sockets.

THE QUAD ELITE SYSTEM -1

Connect the units together with the special Quadlink cable supplied with each unit. Starting with the lowest unit, connect the upper socket of the lower unit to the lower socket of the next unit above until you have a daisy chain.

IMPORTANT NOTE: ONLY Quad Elite and 99 Series units may be interconnected via the Quadlink system. Other QUAD equipment must be connected to Elite system components via the RCA sockets (see P.5).

THE QUAD ELITE SYSTEM -2

HIGH POWER SYSTEM WITH TWO ELITE MONO AMPLIFIERS

BI-AMPLIFIED SYSTEM WITH TWO QUAD ELITE STEREO POWER AMPLIFIERS

CONNECTING THE QUAD ELITE INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER TO A NON-QUAD ELITE SERIES POWER AMPLIFIER FOR BI-AMPLIFICATION

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    A["Other Quad Elite sources CD Player, tuner, etc"] --> B["Quad Elite Integrated"]
    B --> C["SPEAKER"]
    B --> D["SPEAKER"]
    B --> E["SPEAKER"]
    B --> F["L"]
    B --> G["R"]
    B --> H["INPUT"]
    B --> I["Stereo Amplifier"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
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CONNECTING EXTERNAL SOURCES TO THE ELITE INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER

THE QUAD ELITE INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER

MAINS SWITCH

The Mains Switch is on the rear panel. The pre-amplifier should normally be left switched on and put into standby when not in use. If you are likely to leave it unattended for long periods, switch the unit off and unplug the cord at the mains point.

BASIC FRONT PANEL OPERATION

Basic operation may be carried out from the Front Panel. Advanced functions are available via the system handset.

STANDBY

Pressing the Standby button switches the unit (and all connected Elite units) in and out of standby. The Standby button glows white when the unit is active and red when it is in the standby mode.

SELECTING A SOURCE

Repeatedly press the Source button to scroll through all inputs in the sequence below.

INPUT	SRC 1	RI
	SRC 2	RE	DISPLAY
	CD	Cd
	Tuner	EU

VOLUME

The Volume buttons increase and decrease the volume level. Maximum volume is reached when the display reads "32". If the sound appears distorted at any time, reduce the setting.

BALANCE

To change the channel balance press Balance once. Adjust the balance using the Volume buttons. After a few seconds the display reverts to the volume level.

Balance Central

Cd --

Bal. at extreme Right

Cd -9

Bal. at extreme Left

Cd 9-

TAPE MONITOR

Press Tape to listen to a tape recording. Press any other input button to deselect the Tape function.

Tape Monitor ON
tP	16

When Tape is selected the Monitor light comes on with the display. After a few seconds the

display reverts to show the source input but the Monitor light stays on. When Tape is deselected this light goes off.

Only when the Tape Monitor light is off will you be able to listen to other sources e.g. CD.

To record a source:

Select the source

Cd 20

During recording:

Standard Recorder: (CD recorder, minidisc, 2 head tape recorder, etc). The tape monitor light should be off.

Three Head Tape Deck:

Monitor light off - listen to the source.

Monitor light on - listen to the tape recording.

Consult your recorder handbook for full details.

HANDSET OPERATION OF THE INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER

STANDBY: Press to activate all Elite units. The display shows the system as it was when last used.

AI 2U

TAPE: Press to switch Tape Monitor on. Press any other input key to switch Tape Monitor off.

EP 20

AUX 1: Select Aux 1

81 20

AUX 2: Select Aux 2

A2 20

MUTE: Press to set system volume to 0. Press to restore. When Mute is on the display flashes:

Cd -- ↔ Cd 20

VOLUME:

Press the upper Volume button to increase the volume.

Press the lower volume button to decrease the volume.

BALANCE:

Press the upper balance button to adjust the Balance to the Right

Press the lower balance button to adjust the Balance to the Left.

SENSITIVITY:

Adjust Line sensitivity.

THE QUAD ELITE PREAMPLIFIER

Standby Volume Balance Tape Phono Source

MAINS SWITCH

The Mains Switch is on the rear panel. The pre-amplifier should normally be left switched on and put into standby when not in use. If you are likely to leave it unattended for long periods, switch the unit off and unplug the cord at the mains point.

BASIC FRONT PANEL OPERATION

Basic operation may be carried out from the Front Panel. Advanced functions are available via the system handset.

STANDBY

Pressing the Standby button switches the unit (and all connected Elite units) in and out of standby. The Standby button glows white when the unit is active and red when it is in the standby mode.

SELECTING A SOURCE

Repeatedly press the Source button to scroll through all inputs in the sequence below.

INPUT	Aux 1	RI
	Aux 2	R2
	Aux 3	R3	DISPLAY
	CD	Cd
	Phono	PH
	Tuner	tU

PHONO INPUT

Press the Phono button to select the tumtable (record player) input. There are settings for Moving Coil and Moving Magnet cartridges. When initially pressed the button displays either PH (moving coil) or PL (moving magnet). To change the setting hold down the Phono button for 5 seconds.

VOLUME

The Volume buttons increase and decrease the volume level. Maximum volume is reached when the display reads "32". If the sound appears distorted at any time, reduce the setting.

BALANCE

To change the channel balance press Balance once. Adjust the balance using the Volume buttons. After a few seconds the display reverts to the volume level.

Balance Central

PH	bR--
Bal. at extreme Right
PH	bR-9
Bal. at extreme Left
PH	bR9-

TAPE MONITOR

Press Tape to listen to a tape recording. Press Tape again to deselect the Tape function.

Tape Monitor ON

tP on

Tape Monitor OFF

tP off

When Tape is selected the Monitor light comes on with the display. After a few seconds the

display reverts to show the source input but the Monitor light stays on. When Tape is deselected this light goes off.

Only when the Tape Monitor light is off will you be able to listen to other sources e.g. CD.

To record a source:

Select the source

Cd 20

During recording:

Standard Recorder: (CD recorder, minidisc, 2 head tape recorder, etc). The tape monitor light should be off.

Three Head Tape Deck:

Monitor light off - listen to the source.

Monitor light on - listen to the tape recording.

Consult your recorder handbook for full details.

ELITE REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET

Introduction

Most of the controls available on the front panel are also available on the Elite System Handset. However some features of the Elite system are available only from the handset. Generally it will be found more convenient to operate the Elite system from the System Handset

Fitting and Replacing Batteries

To fit the batteries, open the compartment cover on the rear of the handset. Fit the supplied AAA batteries in the correct alignment as printed in the battery compartment.

When the operation of the handset becomes uncertain or when it becomes necessary to hold the handset close to the Pre-Amplifier, the batteries may need replacement. Always replace batteries with the correct size and type. Old batteries should be safely disposed of.

HANDSET KEYPAD

BATTERY COMPARTMENT

Two vertical batteries with positive and negative terminals, no text or symbols visible

SYSTEM HANDSET FUNCTIONS

(Only for Elite Pre/FM/CDP/CDS. As for Elite INT, please refer to P7.)

STANDBY: Press to activate all Elite units. The display shows the system as it was when last used.

$$ \begin{array}{c c} \text {PH} & 2 0 \ \hline \end{array} $$

CD: Selects only the Elite CDP, or CDS

$$ \begin{array}{c c} \text {cd} & 2 0 \ \hline \end{array} $$

TUNER: Selects only the Elite FM Stereo.

$$ \begin{array}{c c} \text { EU } & 2 0 \ \hline \end{array} $$

PHONO: Selects the turntable

$$ \begin{array}{c c} \text {PH} & 2 0 \ \hline \end{array} \quad \text {or} \quad \begin{array}{c c} \text {PL} & 2 0 \ \hline \end{array} $$

TAPE: Toggles the Tape Monitor on and off

$$ \text { tP } \quad \text { on } \quad \longleftrightarrow \quad \text { tP } \quad \text { off } $$

AUX 1:Select Aux 1

$$ \boxed {A 1} \quad 2 0 $$

AUX 2: Select Aux 2

$$ \begin{array}{c c} \text {A2} & 2 0 \ \hline \end{array} $$

AUX 3:Select Aux 3

$$ \boxed {A 3} \quad 2 0 $$

MUTE: Press to set system volume to 0. Press to restore. When Mute is on the display flashes:

$$ \boxed {C d} \quad \text { - - - } \quad \longleftrightarrow \quad \boxed {C d} \quad 2 0 $$

VOLUME:

Press the upper Volume button to increase the volume.

Press the lower volume button to decrease the volume.

BALANCE:

Press the upper balance button to adjust the Balance to the Right

Press the lower balance button to adjust the Balance to the Left.

BASS: There is one setting of boost and one of cut.

Press the upper button to boost the bass.

Press the lower button to cut the bass.

$$ \begin{array}{l} \text { BOOST } \left[ \begin{array}{c c} d & b S r _ {7} \end{array} \right] \ \text { LEVEL } \quad \text { Cd } \quad \text { bS-- } \ \text { CUT } \quad [ d \quad b 5 ] \ \end{array} $$

Note: Before the Bass or any tone control is operated, the EQ function must first be enabled.

$$ \text { See } \boxed {\mathrm{EQ}} $$

PLAY: QUAD ELITE CDP, CDS only Play a CD

STOP: QUAD ELITE CDP, CDS only Stop a CD while playing

PAUSE: QUAD ELITE CDP, CDS only Pause a CD while it is playing

OPEN/CLOSE: ELITE CDP, CDS only Open and close the CD drawer

NUMBER KEYPAD: Choose a track - ELITE CDP, CDS only Choose a preset station - ELITE FM STEREO

STORE: Store a track or program - ELITE CDP, CDS Store a station - ELITE FM STEREO

REPEAT: Repeat a CD from the start - ELITE CDP CDS

NEXT: Move up to the next track - ELITE CDP, CDS Move up to the next preset - ELITE FM STEREO

PREVIOUS: Move to the previous track - ELITE CDP, CDS Move to the previous preset - ELITE FM STEREO

TILT: Use this to adjust tonal balance - ELITE PRE Note: EQ function must be enabled - see

STEREO/MONO: Force mono reception on/off - ELITE FM STEREO

SEARCH UP: Fast forward through tracks - ELITE CDP, CDS Search and tune a station - ELITE FM STEREO

SEARCH DOWN: Fast reverse through tracks - ELITE CDP, CDS Search and tune a station - ELITE FM STEREO

FILTER: Toggle treble cut on/off Note: EQ function must be enabled - see

CABLE/ANTENNA - ELITE FM STEREO Select standard or cable aerial input

TUNE UP: Scroll through digital inputs - ELITE CDP Manually tune a station - ELITE FM STEREO

TUNE DOWN: Scroll through digital inputs - ELITE CDP Manually tune a station - ELITE FM STEREO

SENSITIVITY: Adjust Line/Phono sensitivity - ELITE PRE

EQUALISATION: Enable/disable tone controls - ELITE PRE. EQ must be enabled for tone controls to operate.

ADVANCED HANDSET OPERATION

The basic functions of the QUAD Elite Pre (Volume, Input selection, and tape monitor) have been described in previous sections. This section deals with advanced settings and operation.

ALTERING THE PHONO SENSITIVITY

To minimise noise and distortion, a phono cartridge needs to be matched to the pre-amplifier input. There are three sensitivity levels. To alter the sensitivity, press Phono and then press the Sens button repeatedly to cycle between them. The settings and displays are shown below.

5 V MC Input 300 V MC Input 100 V PS PH 300 PH .100 5mV MM Input 3.00mV MM Input 1.00mV PS PL 300 PL 100

ALTERING THE LINE LEVEL INPUTS

Source units can differ widely in output levels. This may cause large volume swings when switching between sources. To help minimise these swings the input sensitivity of Aux 1, Aux 2, Aux 3 and Tape can be altered.

Three sensitivity levels are available. To alter the sensitivity of the Aux inputs, press the required input and press the Sens button repeatedly to cycle between them.

Aux 1 Input 775mV AI 775

Aux 2 Input 300mV A2 300

Aux 3 input 100mV A3 100

ALTERING THE TAPE SENSITIVITY

Three sensitivity levels are available. To alter the sensitivity of the Tape input, press Tape and press the Sens button repeatedly to cycle between the settings which are the same as the line level inputs.

TONE CONTROLS

For a detailed explanation of the tone controls see the end of this section.

SELECTING EQ (EQUALISATION)

Equalisation must be set to ON for the functions described below to work. When EQ is off the tone controls are bypassed and the pre-amplifier response is set "Flat".

TILT

Press to cycle through the seven different settings. The displays are shown below.

BASS LIFT TREBLE CUT

MIN		MED		MAX
Cd	tL^71	Cd	tL^72	Cd	tL^73

BASS CUT TREBLE LIFT

[ d ]

[ d ]

[ d ]

NO TILT

Cd EL-0

BASS: There is one setting of boost and one of cut.

Press the upper button to boost the bass. Press the lower button to cut the bass.

BOOST Cd bSrr LEVEL Cd bS-- CUT Cd bS

FILTER:

Press Filter to toggle the treble cut filter on and off.

Cd Flon

Cd FL--

APPENDIX 1

WHAT THE TONE CONTROLS DO.

QUAD tone controls are designed to overcome problems of tonal balance without adding distortion. The tone controls should be operated via the handset but they can be operated from the front panel as shown in Appendix 2. The tone controls are only active when the Equalisation function is enabled.

Tilt

Tilt shapes the frequency response about a central point. There are six settings and flat. Tilt allows you to add warmth or life to a recording. The graph shows the shape of the different settings:

Bass Contour

The Bass control has one position of lift and one of cut. This can be used to rectify deficiencies in a recording or to compensate for poor room acoustics, e.g. where speakers are placed too close to a corner, etc.

Bass Contour

Treble Filter

The Treble Filter gently rolls off frequencies above 7 KHz. It will help to reduce the effects of excessively bright recordings, and hiss and scratches on older (particularly vinyl) records.

APPENDIX 2

FRONT PANEL OPERATION OF THE TONE CONTROLS

Setting the Equalisation

Press Balance five times until "EQ" is displayed and then press either Volume button to toggle the EQ on or off.

If the EQ function is off the tone controls cannot be adjusted.

Operating the Tilt Control

Ensure EQ is enabled

Press BAL twice

Press VOL▶ to slope Tilt up

Press ◀VOL to slope Tilt down

Adjusting the Bass

Ensure EQ is enabled

Press BAL three times

Press VOL▶ to select Bass Boost

Press ◀VOL to select Bass Cut

Operating the Treble Filter

Ensure EQ is enabled

Press BAL four times

Press ▶VOL▶ to toggle the Filter on and off

THE QUAD ELITE FM STEREO TUNER

Connecting an Aerial

There are two 75Ω co-axial sockets on the rear panel for aerial or cable signals.

There are two types of Aerials in current use.

Regular Aerials: The performance of your aerial is the performance of your tuner. Ideally you should use a professionally installed multi-element FM aerial mounted on the roof, or in the loft. If you are close to a transmitter, you may be able to use an indoor aerial, but reception may be noisy and distorted, particularly in stereo.

Cable: This is typically a boosted FM signal provided by cable or satellite operators. The Cable input sensitivity is specially tailored to accept these boosted signal levels.

If you plug a normal aerial into the cable input, you will lose much of your signal strength. Plugging a cable feed into the aerial input may cause input overload and distortion.

Line Output Connections

There is a line level phono output available for direct connection to the input of a DAT, CD or tape recorder.

FRONT PANEL OPERATION

Tuning and Signal Displays

*Frequencies are displayed in MHz. As the tuner scans in 50kHz steps, the final dot indicates that the frequency is 50kHz above that displayed: (i.e 92.55 MHz is shown as 92.5.).

STANDBY

Press the Standby button to bring the Elite system into and out of Standby. The Standby light is white when operational and red in Standby.

SELECTING AN AERIAL

Press the Cable button on the front panel to toggle between the Standard input and the Cable input. When the Cable button is illuminated, the Cable input is selected.

TUNING A STATION

Give a short press to tune manually in decreasing frequencies.

Give a short press to tune manually in increasing frequencies.

A short press on the button as indicated will tune up or down the band in 50kHz steps.

Give a long press to auto-tune in decreasing frequencies.

Give a long press to auto-tune in increasing frequencies.

Press and hold the button briefly as indicated and the tuner will scan up or down in increments of 50kHz until a station is detected. The scan will then stop and the station will play.

When the scan is in progress: Press either tune button once to stop the scan.

FORCED MONO OPERATION

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Press the MONO button. The stereo indicator will extinguish. The indicator on the MONO button will now light. If the station is broadcasting mono, pressing the MONO button has no effect.

STORING A STATION IN A PRESET

Repeatedly press a preset button to select the number.

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Tune in the station

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Hold down one preset button

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The display flashes dashes alternating with the frequency

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The display then changes to:

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Release the Button. The Preset is now stored.

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To play a preset station: Repeatedly press a Preset button until you reach the desired number.

To re-allocate a preset: Repeatedly press a Preset button until you reach the desired number. Tune and store the new station using the procedure described above.

HANDSET OPERATION OF THE TUNER

STANDBY

Press Standby to activate all Quad Elite units. The display shows the system as it was when last used.

Press Tuner to select the Elite FM Stereo Tuner..

SELECTING AN AERIAL

Press the CABLE/ANT button to toggle between Cable and Aerial inputs.

MANUAL TUNING

Repeatedly press a button to advance the tuning in 50kHz steps.

Keep the button pressed to speed up the scan.

Release the button to stop the scan

AUTO TUNING

Press the key once to start the search in the desired direction.

When the tuner detects a station it will stop.

Press a key to resume the search if needed.

SELECTING A PRESET USING NUMBER KEYS

Enter a required number (from 1 - 25)

If you start by pressing '1' or '2' the display will briefly wait for you to press another number before selecting the station.

SELECTING A PRESET WITH NEXT/PREVIOUS

Press NEXT to choose the next number up

Press PREVIOUS to choose the next number down.

STORING A STATION IN A PRESET

Choose a preset

Tune in the desired station.

Press STORE to store the preset.

USING THE CDP COMPACT DISC PLAYER IN AN A QUAD ELITE SYSTEM

DIGITAL CONNECTIONS

The CDP accepts three optical and three digital inputs. Minidisc and DAT players, or Digital Audio Broadcast tuners (DAB) will be significantly improved by connecting their digital outputs to the CDP. The CDP can accept incoming PCM digital signals to a maximum resolution of 24bit/96kHz.

The stereo output of DVD players can be enjoyed at higher levels of fidelity by connecting the digital or optical output of the DVD player to the relevant input of the CDP. In the DVD player's menu, the digital output option should be set to 'PCM'.

Digital Inputs: These are via single 75 ohm RCA phono leads connected between source and the CDP. Your dealer will be able to supply you with a suitable digital RCA phono cable.

Optical Input: The optical inputs are blanked off when not in use. Remove the blanking plug from the chosen input of the CDP and the source component and connect an optical TOSlink cable between them. Retain the plugs for future use.

Optical Output: This is a TOSlink output for connection to a unit having an onboard Digital to Analogue Converter(DAC)

OPERATION

The CDP may be operated from the front panel or the remote handset. The front panel controls allow basic operation; handset operation is required for the advanced features.

The CDP is supplied with a dedicated handset. Virtually all the functions of this handset are available with the system handset with the exception of Random play and Display Off. We suggest you use the Elite system handset unless these functions are essential for your listening pleasure.

When you load a CD the player has to determine the format before it can display track/time information. This takes 2 - 8 seconds during which the mechanism will whirr. This noise will also occur when you open and close the drawer without inserting a CD, and is normal.

MAINS SWITCH

The Mains Switch is on the rear panel. The unit should normally be left in standby when not in use. If you are likely to leave the system unattended for long periods, switch off and unplug the cord.

FRONT PANEL OPERATION

STANDBY

Depress the Standby button to bring all Elite system units into and out of Standby.

Cd

The Display briefly shows the default input (CD)

LOADING A CD

Press the DISC button. The disc drawer will open. Load a disc label side up into the tray. Press DISC again to close the drawer.

PLAYING A CD

Press Play. Play will commence from Track 1.

01 001

SELECTING A TRACK

To go forward: Press the upper part of the Next/Previous key. The player will go to the start of the next track.

To go back: Press the lower part of the Next/Previous key once. The CD will go to the start of the previous track.

STOPPING A CD WHILE PLAYING

Press PLAY. The disc will stop

HANDSET OPERATION OF THE CDP

STANDBY

Press STANDBY to activate all Elite units. The display shows the system as it was when last used.

CHOOSING AN INPUT

Press CD. Pressing CD will always select the CD and deselect all digital sources.

To choose a Digital or Optical input:

Press the CD button.

Press the TUNE UP or TUNE DOWN buttons. This will cycle the digital inputs in the order: Dig 1, Dig 2, Dig 3, Opt 1, Opt 2, Opt 3.

Digital Indications: Suppose Dig 1 is selected:

The input and the sampling frequency is briefly displayed

If the source is disconnected or switched off:

The display flashes 'No Signal' twice, and reverts

When you select a digital input, the CDP will look for a digital stream to lock onto. If, after the input is selected you switch the digital source off this lock will be defeated. If you wish to confirm whether a digital signal is present, reselect the input.

LOADING A CD

Select CD.

Open the drawer. Place a CD (label side up) in the drawer. Close the drawer.

The display determines and displays track and time information

PLAYING A CD

Press PLAY. Play will commence from track 1 01 001

SELECTING A TRACK

Select a track number. Press Play

SKIPPING A TRACK

Press once to go to the start of the next track. Press repeatedly to go forward several tracks.

Press once to go to the start of the previous track. Press repeatedly to go back several tracks.

If you press NEXT during the final track:

FORWARD AND REVERSE SEARCH

Press and hold to search forward. At the end of the track the search stops.

Press and hold to reverse search. The search stops at the start of the track.

CHANGING TRACKS DURING PLAY

Select the new track from the number keypad. You do not need to press PLAY.

If there are 10 tracks or more on a disc, when selecting a single digit track the CDP will wait briefly for a second digit if appropriate. If none is entered the track will start.

If you try to select a track number that is unavailable, the CDP briefly indicates this. If a track is currently playing it will keep on playing the track. If the disc is stopped, nothing will happen.

RE-STARTING A TRACK DURING PLAY

Press PLAY

PAUSE

Press PAUSE. The track will pause

Press PAUSE again to resume play.

STOPPING THE DISC

Press STOP

PROGRAMMING A DISC

You can customise the number and the play order of tracks in a program This function is only available when the disc is stopped.

EXAMPLE: Storing a 2 track Program

To Erase a program:

Press STOP twice

TO REPEAT PLAY A DISC

Press REPEAT.

To Cancel Repeat: Press REPEAT again.

The disc will play from that point and stop.

To repeat a track or tracks: Make a program of one or more tracks as described above. Press REPEAT to repeat the program.

USING THE CDS COMPACT DISC PLAYER IN A QUAD ELITE SYSTEM

OPERATION

The CDS may be operated from the front panel or the remote handset. The front panel controls allow basic operation; handset operation is required for the advanced features.

The CDS is supplied with a dedicated handset. Virtually all the functions of this handset are available with the Elite system handset with the exception of Random play and Display Off. We suggest you use the Elite system handset unless these functions are essential for your listening pleasure.

MAINS SWITCH

The Mains Switch is on the rear panel. The unit should normally be left in Standby when not in use. If you are likely to leave the system unattended for long periods, switch off and unplug the cord.

PLAYING A CD

Press Play.

Play commences from track 1.

SELECTING A TRACK

To go forward: Press the upper part of the Next/Previous key. The player will go to the start of the next track.

To go back: Press the lower part of the Next/Previous key once. The CD will go to the start of the previous track.

STOPPING A CD WHILE PLAYING

Press PLAY. The disc will stop

FRONT PANEL OPERATION

STANDBY

Depress the Standby button to bring all Elite system units into and out of Standby.

LOADING A CD

Press the DISC button. The disc drawer will open. Load a disc label side up into the tray. Press DISC again to close the drawer.

HANDSET OPERATION OF THE CDS

STANDBY

Press STANDBY to activate all Quad Elite units. The display shows the system as it was when last used.

LOADING A CD

Select CD.

Open the drawer. Place a CD (label side up) in the drawer. Close the drawer. The display determines and displays track and time information

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→

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PLAYING A CD

Press PLAY. Play will commence from track 1 01 001

SELECTING A TRACK

Select a track number. Press Play

SKIPPING A TRACK

Press once to go to the start of the next track. Press repeatedly to go forward several tracks.

Press once to go to the start of the previous track. Press repeatedly to go back several tracks.

If you press NEXT during the final track:

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→

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FORWARD AND REVERSE SEARCH

Press and hold to search forward. At the end of the track the search stops.

Press and hold to reverse search. The search stops at the start of the track.

CHANGING TRACKS DURING PLAY

Select the new track from the number keypad. You do not need to press PLAY.

If there are 10 tracks or more on a disc, when selecting a single digit track the CDS will wait briefly for a second digit if appropriate. If none is entered the track will start.

If you try to select a track number that is unavailable, the CDS will briefly indicate this. If a track is currently playing it will keep on playing the track. If the disc is stopped, nothing will happen.

RE-STARTING A TRACK DURING PLAY

Press PLAY.

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→

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PAUSE

Press PAUSE. The track will pause

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Press PAUSE again to resume play.

STOPPING THE DISC

Press STOP

PROGRAMMING A DISC

You can customise the number and the play order of tracks in a program This function is only available when the disc is stopped.

EXAMPLE: Storing a 2 track Program

TO REPEAT PLAY A DISC

Press REPEAT.

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To Cancel Repeat: Press REPEAT again.

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The disc will play from that point and stop.

To repeat a track or tracks: Make a program of one or more tracks as described above. Press REPEAT to repeat the program.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you suspect that one or more of your QUAD ELITE system components may be malfunctioning, here are a few simple checks you could carry out before you return the suspect unit to your dealer.

Caution: Before carrying out any checks or adjustments to your QUAD ELITE system, ensure that the mains to all the system units is safely disconnected and that the volume level is set to minimum.

PROBLEMS COMMON TO THE SYSTEM
No front panel lights on the pre-amplifier /integrated amplifier	Mains plugs not inserted/ mains not onMains fuse broken at power supply pointMains fuse on rear panel has broken
No signal from the loudspeakers	Mains supply connections to power amp disconnected or faultyNo connection or poor connection between pre and power ampCheck Quadlink and AmpBus cablesLoudspeaker cables disconnectedSource input not connected to pre-amplifier /integrated amplifier or faultySource is switched offTape monitor is inadvertently onThe CD you were playing has finishedIs the pre-amplifier in mute?If you are using a CDP have you set that to mute?
PRE-AMPLIFIER /INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER PROBLEMS
Tone controls do not function	EQ not selected; MMElite INT does not have tone controls.
Turntable input too high/low	Check MM and MC input is correctly set, adjust sensitivity; Elite INT does not have phono input.
Aux/Tape input too high/low	Adjust sensitivity
Controls do not function at all	Switch system off at the mains, leave 15 mins, switch on
TUNER PROBLEMS
No front panel lights	Is the pre-amplifier switched on and working?Quadlink cable not properly connected
The tuner will not tune in SEARCH mode	Cable/antenna switch incorrectly setNo aerial or inadequate aerial (Check that you can tune manually)
All stations have high background noise	Inadequate or faulty aerial, aerial improperly connected
Mono reception OK, stereo distorted or noisy	Inadequate or misaligned aerial, station is too far awayNearby electronic apparatus causing interference
No stereo indicator	Is the station broadcasting mono (can you receive other stations OK)
CD PROBLEMS
No front panel lights	Mains plugs not inserted, mains off, fuse/s blown, display switched off
No sound	Quadlink connection not properly connected or missing
Disc won't load	Disc upside down, or incorrect formatDisc damaged or dirty
Disc skips or distorts	Disc damaged or dirty
No sound from digital source	Source disconnected or switched off (check NO SIGNAL indicator)
I can't select Random Play	Use the supplied CD handset

USING THE CDP AS A STANDALONE CD PLAYER

INTRODUCTION

The Quad Elite CDP will play regular music CDs, music and standard CD-Rs. Automatic upsampling increases the detail levels in your CD collection, and the ability to add three digital and three optical sources enables you to get the best from other digital media. An optical output is provided to connect the CDP to other digital equipment.

The CDP can be used as a stand alone player with its own remote control, as a CD/pre-amplifier in a basic system, or integrated into the Quad Elite system via the QUADLINK bus.

Please read all these instructions before you install and use your CDP. If you own a Quad Elite system please read this section in conjunction with the system instructions on Pages 3-14 of this manual.

PRELIMINARIES

Unpacking: The packing should contain

• The Quad Elite CDP player
• One IEC mains lead, with a suitable mains plug
• One RCA stereo phono connecting cable
• One CDP remote handset with four AA batteries
• This instruction manual and warranty card.

If any item is missing or damaged, inform your dealer.

Carefully unpack the CDP and accessories. Do not mark the player when undoing the polythene sleeve. Retain the packing for future transportation.

CONNECTING THE CDP

Switch off all units at the mains before connecting the CDP.

Analogue Output (Line) Connections

Please refer to the connection drawings on Page 19

Fixed Output: Use this output when connecting to an amplifier that has a volume control. Connected in this manner, the internal volume control of the CDP is bypassed, and the analogue audio output is unaffected by volume setting changes on the CDP remote control handset.

Variable Output: Use this output to connect the CDP directly to a stereo power amplifier. Connected in this manner, the internal volume control of the CDP becomes active, allowing the user to vary the level of the analogue audio output. This internal volume control is an extremely high quality audiophile component.

Note: When connecting the CDP directly to a power amplifier, never use the 'Fixed' output. System damage may occur if the 'Fixed' output is connected directly to a power amplifier.

To connect the CDP to a Stereo line input: Connect the supplied RCA phono lead from the chosen output of the CDP to a suitable LINE INPUT of the amplifier. Ensure you connect the right and left channels correctly. RCA plugs and sockets coded white or black usually indicate the LEFT channel and those coded red the RIGHT channel.

Quadlink' Output: Use this output when connecting to a Quad Elite Series pre-amplifier. Please refer to the Quad Elite Series system pages of this handbook for full instructions.

Important note: When connecting the CDP directly to a Quad Elite Series power amplifier, you must connect the 'Variable' output to the RCA input of the power amplifier.

The 'Quadlink' connector is not compatible with the Quad 77 Series. Use the Analogue Outputs as directed above.

Digital Input and Output Connections

The CDP accepts three optical and three digital inputs. CD recorders and Digital Audio Broadcast tuners (DAB) will be significantly improved by connecting their digital outputs to the CDP. The CDP can accept incoming PCM digital signals to a maximum resolution of 24bit/96kHz.

The stereo output of DVD players can also be enjoyed at higher levels of fidelity by connecting the digital or optical output of the DVD player to the relevant input of the CDP. In the DVD player's menu, the digital output option should be set to 'PCM'.

Digital Input: This is via a single 75 ohm RCA phono lead connected between source and the CDP. Your dealer will be able to supply you with a suitable digital RCA phono cable.

Optical Input: The optical inputs are blanked off when not in use. Remove the blanking plug from the chosen input of the CDP and the source component and connect an optical TOSlink cable between them. Retain the plugs for future use.

Optical Output: This is a TOSlink digital output for connection to a digital recorder, or any unit having an onboard Digital to Analogue (DAC) converter.

Mains Connection

Check that all connections have been properly made. Plug the supplied IEC lead from the CDP to the mains socket and switch on all the other units in the system.

OPERATION

Switching On

Switch on the power at the mains and at the power switch at the rear of the player. The STANDBY light on the Standby button glows Red.

The CDP may be operated from either the front panel or via the remote handset. The front panel controls allow basic operation; handset operation is required to realise all the advanced operating features of the CDP.

Front Panel Operation

Depress the Standby button. The Standby light will go to white.

The Display briefly shows the default input (CD) and the volume level*

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When switched on from Standby the CDP will power on at a safe volume level. This default level is only available at the variable output and is a safety feature of the equipment.

Loading and Playing a CD

Press the DISC button. The disc drawer will open. Load a disc label side up into the tray. Press DISC again to close the drawer.

The display will show the number of tracks and the total playing time

To play a CD: Press Play. Playing will commence from track 1.

01 001

To choose and play a given track: Press the Next/Previous key repeatedly to advance or reverse the track one unit.

To go forward: Press the upper part of the Next/Previous key to select and play a track. Each press advances the CD one track.

To go back: Press the lower part of the Next/Previous key once. The CD will go to the start of the previous track. Press the key again to go back one track at a time.

To stop a CD while playing: Press Play. The disc will stop.

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To revert to Standby: Press Standby.

The Red Standby light will come on.

Note: When you load a CD, the player has to determine which of the many formats the disc may be in before it can display the track and time information. This takes a couple of seconds during which the mechanism will whirr audibly - this is quite normal.

The CDP Remote Control Handset

The CDP handset replicates all the CDP control panel features plus several additional features that add functionality to its performance, including Input Selection.

Inserting the Batteries: Carefully remove the cover on the rear of the handset. Unwrap the four supplied AAA batteries and insert them in the positions shown. Replace the cover.

Operating the CDP with the Remote Handset

Switching On: Press the Standby Button The Standby Light will change to white.

Choosing an Input: Source inputs can be selected by pressing the required button on the Keypad.

Closing the disc drawer always selects CD.

To Select a Digital or Optical Input:

Press an input on the keypad, say DIG 1.

The display confirms the input and the sampling frequency and then displays the volume

When you select a digital input, the CDP will look for a digital stream to lock onto. If, after the input is selected you switch the digital source off this lock will be defeated. To confirm whether a digital signal is present, reselect the input.

Playing a CD

Select CD from the Input Keypad.

To load a CD: Press ▲ to open the drawer.

Place a CD in the drawer. Press ■ again to close it

The CDP determines the format and loads the disc information → The display then shows the number of tracks and the total playing time

To select a track: Select a track number. Press Play.

Forward and Reverse Search, Track Skip

Press once to go to the start of the previous track. Press repeatedly to go back several tracks.

Press once to go to the start of the next track. Press repeatedly to go forward several tracks.

Press and hold to reverse search. The search stops at the start of the track.

Press and hold to search forward. At the end of the track the search stops.

Changing Tracks During Play

You can use track skip as above or select the new track from the number keypad. You do not need to press Play.

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If there are 10 tracks or more on a disc, the CDP will wait briefly for a second digit. If none is entered the track will play.

If you select a track number that is unavailable, the CDP will briefly indicate. If a track is currently playing it will keep playing the track. If the disc is stopped, nothing will happen.

To Re-Start a Track During Play: Press Play ■ . You may also re-enter the current track number as above.

To Pause the Disc: Press Pause. The track will be paused. Press Pause again and play will resume from the point at which the disc was paused.

Normal Display The display alternates as below and the disc is paused

To Stop the Disc: Press Stop.

Changing Your Mind: If when the CD is at rest you choose a track but do not press Play, the disc will register the track, then revert to the original display and erase this command.

Altering the Volume: (not available at Fixed Outputs)

Increase volume VOLUME VOLUME Decrease volume

The Display registers the new level → And will then revert to normal display

The level indication varies between 32 (max.) and 00 (off).

Default Volume Level: The default level is 16. If, the CDP is set to Standby with the Volume level set higher, when you come out of Standby the level will reset to 16. If the CDP is set to Standby with the level set below 16, it will next come back on at the lower level.

Program Play

You can customise the number and order of tracks you wish to play. This function is available when the disc is stopped.

To program a disc: Enter a track number followed by the Program key. After entering the program press Stop.

graph TD
    A["1 Program"] --> B["+"]
    B --> C["Program 8"]
    C --> D["+"]
    D --> E["Program"]
    E --> F["+"]
    F --> G["Program 1"]
    G --> H["0 I"]
    H --> I["Program"]
    I --> J["0 I P I"]
    J --> K["+"]
    K --> L["Program 8"]
    L --> M["0 B"]
    M --> N["Program"]
    N --> O["0 B P2"]
    O --> P["+"]

The program entered above is memorised.

To play the program: Press

To erase a program from memory: Press ■ twice.

Random and Repeat Play

To play all tracks on a disc once in random sequence:

Press Random. The disc will play once randomly and stop.

To cancel Random play: Press the Random key again.

The disc plays from that point in normal sequence and stops.

To repeat play an entire disc: Press the Repeat key. The disc will continuously repeat for as long as you want.

To cancel Repeat: Press Repeat again.

The disc plays from that point in normal sequence and stops.

To repeat a track or several tracks: Make a program of one or more tracks as described above. Press Repeat to repeat the program.

Random with Repeat: Press Random and then Repeat. The disc will play in a random sequence; it will then play again in a different sequence, ad infinitum - ideal for party addicts.

Mute

Pressing Mute cuts off the sound but leaves other functions unaltered. Press Mute again to resume normal operation.

Display Off

Many listeners prefer to listen with the display switched off.

To switch off the display: Press Display.

In "display off" mode the Display and the Standby light are muted.

To restore normal operation: Press the Display button again.

Because of the potential difficulties that could arise with a player with no visible indicators Quad engineers have put in some special features.

In "display off" mode you can alter inputs, CD tracks and Volume Level. Each time you perform one of these functions, the CDP will briefly 'wake up', indicate the change and then switch the Display off again.

If in "display off" mode, you select Pause, Mute, Standby, Stop or Drawer Open, the display will trigger on.

When in "display off" mode the CDP reaches the end of a session, whether in Normal, Random, or Program mode, the display will be triggered on.

After these events, the display can be manually switched off.

And Finally: To put the CDP into Standby - Press

QUAD ELITE CDP CONNECTIONS

Variable Output

ELITE SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

USING THE CDS AS A STANDALONE CD PLAYER

INTRODUCTION

The Quad EliteCDS will play regular music CDs, music and standard CD-Rs. An optical output is provided to connect the CDS to other digital equipment.

The CDS can be used as a stand alone player with its own remote control, or fully integrated into the Quad Elite system via the QUADLINK bus.

Please read all these instructions before you install and use your CDS. If you own a Quad Elite system please read this section in conjunction with the system instructions on Pages 3-14 of this manual.

Preliminaries

Unpacking: The packing should contain

• The Quad Elite CDS player
• One IEC mains lead, with a suitable mains plug
• One RCA stereo phono connecting cable
• One CDS remote handset with four AA batteries
• This instruction manual and warranty card.

If any item is missing or damaged, inform your dealer.

Carefully unpack the CDS and accessories. Do not mark the player when undoing the polythene sleeve. Retain the packing for future transportation.

CONNECTING THE CDS

Switch off all units at the mains before connecting the CDS.

Analogue Output (Line) Connections

To connect the CDS to a Stereo line input: Connect the supplied RCA phono lead from the RCA line output of the CDS to a suitable LINE INPUT of the amplifier. Ensure you connect the right and left channels correctly. RCA plugs and sockets coded white or black usually indicate the LEFT channel and those coded red the RIGHT channel.

Note: Never connect the CDS directly to a power amplifier, unless the power amplifier has a variable volume control. System damage may occur if the CDS output is connected directly to the fixed line inputs of a power amplifier.

'Quadlink' Output: Use this output when connecting to a Quad Elite pre-amplifier.

The 'Quadlink' connector is not compatible with the Quad 77 Series. Use the Analogue Output as directed above.

Important note: Never connect the CDS directly to any Quad power amplifier as there is no variable level control.

Mains Connection

Check that all connections have been properly made. Plug the supplied IEC lead from the CDS to the mains socket and switch on all the other units in the system.

QUAD ELITE CDS CONNECTIONS

OPERATION

Switching On

Switch on the power at the mains and at the power switch at the rear of the player. The STANDBY light on the Standby button glows Red.

The CDS may be operated from either the front panel or via the remote handset. The front panel controls allow basic operation; handset operation is required to realise all the advanced operating features of the CDS.

Front Panel Operation

Depress the Standby button. The Standby light will go white.

Loading and Playing a CD

Press the DISC button to open the disc drawer. Load a disc label side up in the tray. Press DISC again to close the drawer.

To play a CD: Press Play. Playing will commence from track 1.

To choose and play a given track: Press the Next/Previous key repeatedly to advance or reverse the track one unit.

To go forward: Press the upper part of the Next/Previous key to select a track. Each press advances the CD one track.

To go back: Press the lower part of the Next/Previous key once. The CD will go to the start of the previous track. Press the key again to go back one track at a time.

To stop a CD while playing: Press Play. The disc will stop.

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To revert to Standby: Press Standby.

The Red Standby light will come on.

Note: When you load a CD, the player has to determine which of the many formats the disc may be in before it can display the track and time information. This takes a couple of seconds during which the mechanism will whirr audibly - this is quite normal.

THE CDS REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET

The CDS handset is identical to the CDP handset but with reduced functionality Input selection and Mute are inoperative with this model.

Inserting the Batteries: Carefully remove the cover on the rear of the handset. Unwrap the four supplied AAA batteries and insert them in the positions shown. Replace the cover.

Operating the CDS with the Remote Handset

Switching On: Press the Standby Button The Standby Light will change to white.

Playing a CD

To load a CD: Press ■ to open the drawer.

Place a CD (label side up) in the drawer. Press ■ again to close the drawer. The display shows the number

Load the CD

to open the drawer.

again to

The display shows the number of tracks and the total playing time

To play a CD: Press

01 001

The disc will play from track 1.

To select a track: Select a track number. Press Play.

14 001

Play commences from Track 14.

Forward and Reverse Search, Track Skip

Press once to go to the start of the previous track. Press repeatedly to go back several tracks.

Press once to go to the start of the next track. Press repeatedly to go forward several tracks.

Press and hold to reverse search. The search stops at the start of the track.

Press and hold to search forward. At the end of the track the search stops.

Changing Tracks During Play

You can use track skip as above or select the new track from the number keypad. You do not need to press Play.

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If there are 10 tracks or more on a disc, when selecting a single digit track the CDS will wait briefly for a second digit if appropriate. If none is entered the track will start.

If you try to select a track number that is unavailable, the CDS will briefly indicate this. If a track is currently playing it will keep on playing the track. If the disc is stopped, nothing will happen.

To Re-Start a Track During Play: Press ■. You may also re-enter the current track number as above.

If you press 'Next' when the final track is playing:

To Pause the Disc: Press Pause. The track will be paused. Press Pause again and play will resume from the point at which the disc was paused.

To Stop the Disc: Press Stop.

Changing Your Mind: If when the CD is at rest you choose a track but do not press Play, the disc will register the track, then revert to the original display and erase this command.

Program Play

You can customise the number and order of tracks you wish to play. This function is available when the disc is stopped.

To program a disc: Enter a track number followed by the Program key. After entering the program press Stop.

graph TD
    A["1 Program"] --> B["8 Program"]
    B --> C["101 Program"]
    C --> D["80 Program"]
    D --> E["08 P2"]
    E --> F["■"]

The program entered above is memorised.

The image contains no text or characters. It is a blank rectangular box.

To play the program: Press

To erase a program from memory: Press ■ twice.

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Random and Repeat Play

To play all tracks on a disc once in random sequence:

Press Random □ The disc plays once randomly and stops.

To cancel Random play: Press the Random key again. The disc will play from that point in normal sequence and stop.

To repeat play an entire disc: Press the Repeat key. The disc will continuously repeat for as long as you want.

To cancel Repeat: Press Repeat again. The disc will play from that point in normal sequence and stop.

To repeat a track or several tracks: Make a program of one or more tracks. Press Repeat to repeat the program.

Random with Repeat: Press Random and then Repeat. The disc will play in a random sequence; it will then play again in a different sequence, ad infinitum - ideal for party addicts.

Display Off

To switch off the display: Press Display. In "display off" mode the Display and the Standby light are extinguished.

To restore normal operation, press the Display button again.

In 'Display Off' mode:

If you alter inputs, CD tracks or Volume Level: the CDS will 'wake up', indicate the change, then switch the Display off.

If you select Pause, Mute, Standby, Stop or Drawer Open: the display will trigger on.

When in "display off" mode the CDS reaches the end of a session the display will be triggered on.

After these events, the display can be manually switched off.

And Finally: To put the CDS into Standby - Press

SPECIFICATIONS - ELITE INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER
Pre-amplifier Section

Input sensitivity	300mV, 775mV
Output voltage	300mV, 775mV (3.3V max.)
Output impedance	100 Ohms
Tape output impedance	330 Ohms
Inputs	CD & Tuner via Quadlink, 2 x Line (RCA), TAPE IN
Outputs	1 x Pre-out, TAPE OUT

Power amplifier Section

Rated power output	2 x 70W
Frequency response	20Hz-20kHz (+/-0.3dB)
Total harmonic distortion	<0.005%
Signal to noise ratio	>75dB
Main Power On/Off Switch	Yes
Dimensions (H x W x D)	70 x 321 x 310 mm
Weight	6.6 kg
Finish	Black
Remote Control	31 keys

SPECIFICATIONS - ELITE PRE AMPLIFIER

Inputs	3 x Aux RCA, 1 x Tape, 1 x Phono MM (MC)
Frequency Response
Line Inputs	1Hz - 20kHz +0dB / -0.3dB0.1Hz - 55kHz +/-3dB
MM & MC Inputs	20Hz - 20kHz +/- 0.4dB
Phono Inputs MM (MC)
Sensitivity	1,3,or 7.75mV (100,300 or 775uV)
Signal to Noise Ratio	>78dB (A) ref 7.75mV (775uV)
Total Harmonic Distortion	<0.05% (0.01%)
Output Specifications
RCA Phono Output Level	775mV (3.3V Max)
Impedance	100 Ohms
Signal to Noise Ratio	>105dB (A)
AMPBUS Output Level	2V (8V Max)
Impedance	20 Ohms
Tape Output Level	10, 300, 775mV (10V Max)
Impedance	330 Ohms
Main Power On/Off Switch	Yes
Dimensions (H x W x D)	70 x 321 x 310 mm
Weight	4.42kg
Finish	Black
Remote Control	43keys

SPECIFICATIONS - ELITE FM STEREO TUNER

Tuning Range	88 – 108MHz
Channel Spacing	50kHz
Sensitivity (30dB quieting)	Mono 8 dBuV
Sensitivity (50dB quieting)	Mono 18dBuV
	Stereo 18dBuV
Full Limiting	<1uV (1.2dBf)
Capture Ratio	1.5dB
IF Rejection	>100dB
AM Suppression	>60dB
Image Rejection	>80dB
Pilot Tone Suppression	>60dB
De-emphasis	50uS or 75uS
Aerlal Input	2 x 75 Ohms unbalanced
Main Power On/Off Switch	No
Dimensions (H x W x D)	70 x 321 x 310 mm
Weight	2.8 kg
Finish	Black

SPECIFICATIONS - ELITE CDP COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH PRE-AMP

D/A Converter	Crystal CS4398 24 bit DAC
Input Resolution Signals	16 - 24bit
Input Sampling Rates	32 - 96kHz
Frequency Response	20Hz – 20kHz (+0dB / -0.7dB)
Max.Audio Line Output	2.4V RMS, RCA (Fix & Variable output)4.8V RMS, Balanced (Quadlink)
Output Impedance	120 Ohms
Total Harmonic Distortion	<0.0013% at 1kHz
Dynamic Range	>100dB 'A' wtd. 16 bit>117dB 'A' wtd. 24 bit
Signal to Noise Ratio	>113dB, 24bit (20Hz – 20kHz)>116dB, 24bit (20Hz – 20kHz) 'A' wtd>94 dB, 16bit (20Hz - 20kHz)>97 dB, 16bit (20Hz - 20kHz) 'A' wtd
Crosstalk	<-120dB at 1kHz
Digital Audio Inputs	3 x RCA Coax 75 Ohms, SPDIF3 x Optical TosLink, SPDIF
Digital Audio Output	1 x Optical TosLink, SPDIF
Disc Compatibility	CD-DA Conventional Audio CDCD-R Recordable CD
Main Power On/Off Switch	Yes
Dimensions (H x W x D)	70 x 321 x 310 mm
Weight	4.5 kg
Finish	Black
Remote Control	31keys

SPECIFICATIONS - ELITE CDS COMPACT DISC PLAYER

D/A Converter	Crystal CS4398 24 bit DAC
Frequency Response	20Hz-20kHz (+0dB / -0.7dB)
Max.Audio Line Output	2.4V RMS, RCA4.8V RMS, Balanced (Quadlink)
Output Impedance	120 Ohms
Total Harmonic Distortion	<0.0013% at 1kHz
Dynamic Range	>100dB 'A' wtd. 16 bits
Signal to Noise Ratio	>113dB, Digital Silence (20Hz-20Khz)>116dB, Digital Silence (20Hz-20Khz) 'A' wtd>94 dB, 16bit (20Hz - 20kHz)>97 dB, 16bit (20Hz - 20kHz) 'A' wtd
Crosstalk	<-120dB at 1kHz
Digital Audio Output	1 x Optical TosLink, SPDIF
Disc Compatibility	CD-DA Conventional Audio CDCD-R Recordable CD
Main Power On/Off Switch	Yes
Dimensions (H x W x D)	70 x 321 x 310 mm
Weight	4.5 kg
Finish	Black
Remote Control	31 keys

Care and Cleaning

The surface of the equipment may be cleaned with a damp cloth provided that the power has been switched off first. Solvent based cleaning materials should not be used as they may damage the paint finish.

Service Information

Product service enquiries should, in the first instance, be referred to the supplying dealer. If you need to return your equipment for servicing we recommend that it is shipped in its original packing.

In cases of difficulty or for other product enquiries please contact the appointed QUAD distributor for your country. Principal Service Centre addresses and contact numbers can be found below.

For information on authorised service centres worldwide contact QUAD Electroacoustics Ltd. A worldwide distributor list is available on the QUAD website: www.quad-hifi.co.uk

International Service Centres

UK: International Audio Group Service Centre, Unit 4, St Margaret's Way, Stukeley Meadows Industrial Estate Huntingdon, Cambs, PE29 6EB'

Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO UK USERS

The appliance cord is terminated with a UK approved mains plug fitted with a 5A fuse. If the fuse needs to be replaced, an ASTA or BSI approved BS1362 fuse rated at 5A must be used. If you need to change the mains plug, remove the fuse and dispose of this plug safely immediately after cutting it from the cord.

Connecting a Mains Plug

The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the code: Blue: NEUTRAL Brown: LIVE: Green and Yellow: Earth. As these colours may not correspond to the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:

The BLUE wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter N or coloured BLUE or BLACK. The BROWN wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L or coloured BROWN or RED. The GREEN & YELLOW wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter E or coloured GREEN or GREEN & YELLOW or marked with the Earth Symbol ‡

IAG-QUAD

Correct Disposal of this product. This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household wastes throughout the EU. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return your used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased. They can take this product for environmental safe recycling.