Sanyo DC-LD5 User manual

Brand: Sanyo

Model: DC-LD5

Category: CD players

Type: User manual

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

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COMPATIBLE DISC PLAYER

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Push click and remove cover.

Insert core wire and fasten cable.

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Disc/Disco/ WIX

Disc Size

Tamaiio de discos

Tamanho do disco

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CD Singie

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Disco compacto singular

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25 min./259

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TO USE YOUR UNIT PROPERLY AND SAFELY

When disconnecting the mains plug, do not pull the

mains lead but take hold of the plug itself. Disconnecting

the mains plug with wet hands is extremely dangerous

and you may receive an electric shock,

Keep the mains plug disconnected from the AC outlet if

you do not intend to use the system for a prolonged

period of time.

Ifwater is spilt on the system or the system is splashed

with water, stop operation immediately and contact with

your dealer. Also, breakdowns and failures may occur if

the system is used in a location exposed to a great deal

of dust.

Do not leave the system in a location where it will be

exposed to direct sunlight, a heater or high tempera-

tures.

The system’s speakers use powerful magnets. Do not

place timepieces, credit cards or other magnetic cards,

cassetle tapes, video tapes or other magnetic tapes

near the speakers.

In case of moving or transportation, be sure to remove

disc and turn the unit off after “CD/CDV/LD” on the

screen is changed from blinking to lighting.

Do not damage the mains lead, A damaged or broken

mains lead or improper plug contact may result in fire or

electric shocks.

Under no circumstances should the inside ofthe system

be touched since this may result in electric shocks and

breakdowns.

It is dangerous for the laser beam used in the laser disc

player section to be directed toward your eyes. Do not

attempt to disassemble the system since this may ex-

pose your eyes to the laser beam.

Sudden changes inthe ambient temperature may cause

condensation- to form on the optical lens ins;de the

system. If this happens, take out the disc, leave the

system with the disc tray extended for about 1 hour, and

then proceed to operate.

CAUTION -- USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR

PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE

SPECIFIED IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MAY

RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.

THE LASER DISC PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED

OR REPAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY QUALl-

FIED PERSONNEL.

CONTROLS

Tuner/Timer section (Fig. 1a)

1. Remote sensor (REMOTE SENSOR)

2. Display

3. Down/Up switches (DOWN/UP)

4. Memoty switch (MEMORY)

5. Clear switch (CLEAR)

6, Band select switch (BAND SELECT)

7. Sleep switch (SLEEP)

8. Wake-up switch (WAKE UP)

9. Timer switch (TIMER)

10, Set switch (SET)

11. Clock switch (CLOCK)

Amplifier section (Fig. 1b)

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

Display

Power switch (POWER)

Function indicators (TAPE, TUNER, LD/CD, AVI, AV2)

Function switches (TAPE, TUNER, LD/CD, AVI, AV2)

Balance control (BAIANCE)

Volume control (VOLUME)

Volume indicators (MOTOR DRIVEN CONTROL)

Graphic equalizer controls (5 BAND GRAPHIC EQLY’

IZER)

Cassette deck section (Fig. 1c)

20.

21.

22,

23.

24.

25.

26,

27,

28.

29.

30.

31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

36.

Fast forward and re~nd switches ( 44 ~ )

Forward play switch and indicator (PLAY

➤)

Stop switch (STOP)

Reverse play switch and indicator (4 PLAY)

Deck 1 eject button (EJECT)

Deck 1 cassette holder

Deck 2 cassette holder

Deck 2 eject button (EJECT)

Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)

Karaoke (sing-along) switch (KARAOKE)

Vocal changer switch (VOCAL CHANGER)

Reverse mode switch (MODE)

Dolby noise reduction switch (DOLBY NR)

Deck 1/2 select switch and indicators (1 DECK 2)

High speed dubbing switch (H1SPEED DUB)

Record muting switch (REC MUTE)

Record/Record pause switch and indicator (REW

PAUSE) -

Laser disc player section (Fig. 1d)

37,

38,

39,

40,

41,

42.

43.

44.

45.

46.

47.

48.

49.

Direct select switches (DIRECT-SELECT)

Disc tray

Microphone input sockets (MIC)

Microphone volume controls (MIC VOL)

Digital surround echo control (DIGITAL SURROUND

ECHO)

Track number/Chapter display

Stereo indicators (STEREO)

Programme indicator (PROGRAM)

Remain indicator (REMAIN)

Total indicator (TOTAL)

Repeat indicator (REPEAT)

Digital play switch and indicator (DIGITAL PLAY)

Repeat controls (REPEAT)

SINGLE: Single repeat switch

A-B: A - B repeat switch

CLEAR: Clear switch

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50. On screen switch (ON SCREEN)

51. Monitor switch (MONITOR)

52. Skip switches (SKIP)

53. Search switches (SEARCH)

54. LD, CD/CDV indicators (LD, CD/CDV)

55. Disc tray open/close switch (OPEN/CLOSE)

56. Stop switch (STOP)

57. Play/Pause switch ( D/rlrl)

58. Chapter stop switch and indicator (CHAPTER STOP)

Remote controller (Fig. 1e)

1. Sleep switch (SLEEP)

2. Audio muting switch (MUTE)

3. Power switch (POWER)

4. Volume controls (VOL)

5. Tuner switch (TUNER)

6. LD/CD switch (LD/CD)

7. AV1 switch (AVI)

8. AV2 switch (AV2)

9. Tuner controls

SCAN: Scan switch

MODE: FM mode switch

BAND: Band select switch

PRESET 12KEY (1 - 12): Number switches

10. Deck 1 controls

AMSS 44, W AMSS; Fast forward and rewind/AMSS

switches

4: Reverse play switch

■ : Stop switch

➤: Forward play switch

11. Deck 2 controls

44 w : Fast forward and rewind switches

<: Reverse play switch

■ : Stop switch

➤ : Forward play switch

MUTE: Record muting switch

●/BE: Record/Record pause switch

12. Laser disc player controls

DISC 10KEY (O-9, +1 O): Number switches

PLAY ➤: Play switch

n : Pause switch

w w : Skip switches

[=IH: Search switches

= PROGRAM: Programme switch

MEMORY Memory switch

CLEAR: Clear switch

DIGITALJANALOG: Digital/Analog select switch

MONITOR: Monitor switch

ON SCREEN: On screen switch

EDIT Edit switch

FRAME~lME: Frame/Time switch

4 /m: Open/Close/Stop switch

SIDE REPEAT: Side repeat switch

SINGLE REPEAT Single repeat switch

A-B REPEAT A - B repeat switch

STILL/F ADV: Still/Frame advance switch

CONNECTIONS

Do not connect the mains lead to an AC outlet until all

connections have been made.

Voltage selectors

Before use, set both VOLTAGE SELECTORS on the rear

of the unit to the positions which correspond to the voltage

in the area of use. Use an ordina~ screwdriver or similar

implement to make the setting, as shown in Fig. 2.

Speakers (Fig. 3)

When connecting the speakers, make sure that (+) and

(-) polarities are matched properly. Otherwise, the sound

may appear to be lacking inthe bass range and in stability,

Connect the speaker wire with the stripe to the red terminal

(+) and the other wire to the black terminal (-).

At the speakers:

1. Insert the wires while pressing down on the levers of the

terminals.

2. Release the levers once the wires have been inserted.

At the main unit:

1. Set the levers to their left and right positions and insert

the wires.

2. Return the levers to their original positions once the

wires have been inserted.

- Place the speakers away from the main unit for good

ventilation. The sound may be broken or intermittent if

the speakers are placed close to the main unit.

Connecting the aerials

Accessofy indoor AM and FM aerials (Fig. 4)

- Mount the accessory AM aerial in the aerial holder

(supplied) and place itin a position which yields the best

AM reception or attach the aerial holder to a wall or other

surface,

Noise will affect the operation of the system ifthe aerial

ispositioned close to the system or TV set. Place itas far

away as possible.

- The indoor FM aerial is secured to a wall, lintel or other

such surface for use. It should be extended as straight

as possible and secured in a position which yields

minimal distortion and noise.

Optional outdoor FM aerial (Fig. 5)

- Disconnect the indoor FM aerial and connect an outdoor

FM aerial instead when noise interferes with reception or

when faroff stations are to be received but the indoor

aerial is found to be inadequate for the task.

- The aerial lead is normally connected to the “D)(” termi-

nal. However, when the broadcasting stations are too

close and their signals are too strong, the sound may

become distorted or intermittent, and noise may be

heard. [n cases Iike this, connect the lead to the “LO”

terminal.

- Follow the numbered sequence in the figure to shape

the end of the lead, and connect it.

Consult with your dealer ifyou have any queries or ques-

tions related to the selection, installation and connection of

the aerials,

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AM channel step switch (Fig. 6)

Before use, set the CHANNEL STEP switch on the rear

panel to the position corresponding tothefrequency mode

in the area of use.

Set the switch to “9kHz” or “1OkHz,” according to

whether the local AM band is organized in 9 kHz or 10

kHz steps.

Note:

Before operating the switch, be sure to turn the unit off.

Microphones

Connect microphone(s) (200 -600 ohms impedance, not

supplied) to the MIC socket(s) with the MIC VOL controls

turned down.

Headphones

For private listening, connect headphones (not supplied)

to the HEADPHONES socket with the VOLUME control

turned down.

Connections for AV (Audio/Video) equipment (Fig. 7)

When using the laser disc player, be sure to connect a TV

set. Also, audio/video equipment such as a VCR, BS tuner

or digital audio tape (DAT) deck can be connected, The

MONITOR OUT socket can be used to connect a TV set for

monitoring the images of a video device.

Detaching the speaker panel (See Fig. 8)

Connection with a TV without video input terminal (Fig. 9)

Connect a VHF aerial lead to the UN INPUT terminal.

In case of feeder wire (Fig. 10)

In case of coaxial cable (with F type connector) (Fig. 11)

Connect to the WV INPUT terminal as is.

In case of coaxial cable (without F type connector)

(Fig. 12)

Connect the VHF terminal of TV set to the WV OUTPUT

terminal of the unit.

To connect to the VHF terminal (Fig. 13)

Connect a UHF aerial lead to the UHF terminal of the TV

set.

4. To watch the picture of a video disc, set the TV CHAN-

NEL switch to CH 3 or CH 4.

Inthis case, even ifswitching AV1 orAV2 asthefunction,

the picture will not switch.

To view TV broadcast

Unload the disc, turn off the unit. Tune the TV set to the

desired channel.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE REMOTE CON-

TROLLER OPERATION

Inserting batteries

1.Pushdown on the battery compartment lid on the back

of the remote controller and slide it to open.

2. Load the two “AA/SUM-3/R6’ dry batteries, taking care

to align their (+) and (-) polarities correctly, and replace

the compartment lid.

Note:

After inserting or replacing batteries, press the BAND switch

on the remote controller to reset the remote controller.

CAUTION

WHEN INSTALLING BAITERIES

To prevent battery leakage, which may possibly result in

bodily injury and damage to the unit or other objects,

observe the following precautions:

1. All batteries must be installed with proper polarity (see

diagram in the battery compartment).

2. Do not mix new with old or used batteries.

3. Only use batteries of the same type and brand.

4. Unused batteries should not be left in unit.

Remote control range

—

Use the remote controller within an angle of 30° at the left

and right horizontally and over distances up to about 7

meters straight ahead (Fig. 14).

Note:

Remote control will not be possible ifthere is any obstacle

blocking the path between the remote sensor and remote

controller.

ADJUSTING THE CLOCK

The “12:OOAM” display blinks when the mains plug is

inserted into the AC outlet for the first time or when the

programmed details have been lost because of a power

failure.

Example: To set “7:30PM”,

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Press the CLOCK switch for 1 or more seconds. T _

“CLOCK” display and hours display blink.

eg: CLOCK 12:00 AM

If nothing further is

done, the time setting mode will be

released after about 30 seconds.

Press the UP and DOWN switches to set the “hours.”

CLOCK 7:00 PM

Press the MEMORY switch. The minutes display now

blinks.

CLOCK 7:00 PM

Press the UP and DOWN switches to set the “minutes.”

CLOCK 7:30 PM

Press the MEMORY switch. The minutes display now

lights and the clock starts operating. (The “CLOCK”

display remains.)

CLOCK 7:30 PM

The clock uses the 12-hour system (NOTEAM and PM).

Every time the UP or DOWN switch is pressed, the

display will be incremented ordecremented by 1 hour or

1 minute. If either switch is kept depressed, the display

will be continuously incremented or decremented until

the switch is released.

When the minutes are being adjusted, there is no carry-

over to the hour display.

After the “minutes” have been adjusted, the time can be

set accurately by pressing the MEMORY switch when

the time signal is heard.

Reset the time when the tuner/timer display blinks be-

cause of a power failure. Reset the timer ON/OFF times

as well.

The TIMER, WAKE UP and SLEEP switches do not

function while the display is blinking.

When the system has been powered for about a day, the

clock operation and memory are backed up as follows.

- When a power failure occurs, the memory contents

will beheld for half a day, but the clock will blink at that

time.

BEFORE OPERATION

1. Turn down the VOLUME control so that the sound will

not suddenly be delivered at a high level.

2. Press the POWER switch. To turn off the power, press it

again.

When the power is switched ON:

Tuner:

“FMI 87.50 MHz” appears on the display when the

system has not been powered for a prolonged period of

time, After this, the display which was indicated before

the power was switched off will appear.

Amplifiec

The MOTOR DRIVEN CONTROL indicators and one of

the function indicators light. (The function which was

selected before the power was switched off isselected,)

The display lights up.

Laser disc player:

If the function is “LD/CD”, “O” will appear on the track

number/chapter display, and the STEREO, LD, CD/CDV

and DIGITAL PIAY indicators will light up.

Adjusting the volume

‘g.wnthe VOLUME control or press the “+” or” -” VOL

>witch on the remote controller.

While either of the VOL switches is being pressed, the

MOTOR DRIVEN CONTROL indicator will blink.

Caution with volume adjustment

Bear in mind that compact discs are characterized by very

low noise levels. This means that unexpectedly loud sounds

may be heard if an attempt is made to adjust the

volume

while listening to noise in the same way as might be done

for ordinary records or cassette tapes. In particular, when

listening to the sound with headphones, take steps to

protect

your ears from high sound levels which may be

potentially damaging.

- The original volume level will be restored ifthe power is

switched off and then switched back on again.

Adjusting the left/right speaker balance

Use the BALANCE control to adjust the left/right speaker

balance. Normally, it is kept at its centre position.

Selecting the function

The function isautomatically selected when tape playback

has been started or when any of the function switches on

the tuner has

been operated.

When the function is switched, tape or disc play is

automatically stopped. (It is not stopped during tape

dubbing.)

During an LD play, when selecting the other functions,

the function isswitched. But sound will not be heard few

seconds while the disc is returning to the original posi-

tion, This means that the disc protection function is

activated.

For disc play, press the LD/CD function switch.

Press the AVI or AV2 function switch when a AV equip-

ment has been connected to the AVI or AV2 sockets

and the sound of that source is heard.

When the function isswitched and a video component has

been connected, both the sound and picture will be se-

lected at the same time.

Graphic equalizer controls (5 BAND GRAPHIC EQUA-

LIZER)

By means of five independent frequency (100Hz/300Hz/

1kHz/3kHz/12kHz) controls, you can get your favourite

sound shape flexibly. Flat response is obtained by setting

the controls to the centre positions.

Amplifier display

Indicates the input level and peak value of each sound

range.

General input level and peak value are indicated on TOTAL.

Note:

Remember that the dubbing mode will be established ifthe

HI SPEED DUB switch is pressed when tapes have been

loaded in both deck 1 and deck 2.

To reduce the volume temporarily (muting)

To reducethevolume level, press the MUTE (audio muting)

switch on the remote controller.

❑ appears on the tuner/

timer display and the MOTOR DRIVEN CONTROL indica-

tors blink. The volume is restored to its previous level by

pressing the same switch again.

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BEFORE KARAOKE (SING-ALONG) PLAY

Connect microphone(s).

Using the KARAOKE switch

Set this switch to KARAOKE to engage the karaoke mode.

Sound will be reproduced monaural (except LD digital

sound play).

During an LD/CD play, single selection play mode is estab-

lished. The play operation stops at the end of a selection.

The unit pauses at the beginning of the next selection after

play (PAUSE displayed).

- When the switch is set to MUSIC, sound will be repro-

duced stereo. During an LD/CD play, continuous play

mode is established.

- When selecting TUNER, AV1 or AV2 as the function, set

the switch to MUSIC.

Adjusting karaoke sound

Adjust the VOLUME control to your ordinary level.

Use the MIC 1 or MIC 2 MIC VOL control to adjust the

microphone volume.

Use the DIGITAL SURROUND ECHO control to adjust the

degree of the echo.

Re-adjust the VOLUME control to your desired sound level.

Note:

- [tis recommended to set the 5 BAND GRAPHIC EQUAL-

IZER controls as shown in Fig. 15for better karaoke play.

- Ifwhistle noise comes out from the speakers while using

the microphone(s), decrease microphone volume level

or keep the microphone(s) away from the speakers.

- Disconnect the microphone if it is not in current use.

Digital surround echo

“Digital surround echo” first involves converting the analog

signals supplied from the microphone into digital signals

and then recording those signals in the memory. Next, the

actual echo effect is produced by reading out the signals

again from the memory after a delay which is equivalent to

the delay time of the echo signal, and then by converting

the digital signals into analog signals, This unit separates

the digital echo output into two sets of audio signals, and it

deepens and increases the echo effect by creating a time

difference between these two sets of signals. (Surround

Echo System)

All this means that, compared with the electronic echo

system which has generally been used in the past, the

noise level is reduced, an even and regular echo effect is

attained all the way from the bass to the treble ranges, and

even the degree of the echo itself is increased. When

wrapped inthe Digital Surround Echo sound which isfuller,

deeper and richer, you will be able to enjoy both singing

and songs which sound as though they have come from a

real live stage!

ABOUT DISCS

REPRODUCIBLE DISCS

This player incorporates a video reproduction system, ,

compatible with LD, CDV and CD, and capable of playing

the following six types of discs without requiring an adap-

tor. The discs reproducible on the player have labels or its

jacket, as shown in Table 1.

- Please note that VHD system video discs cannot be

used with this unit.

- This unit is applicable to NTSC, the Japanese television

system. Please note that the discs having indications of

a foreign television system (PAL, SECAM) cannot be

used,

- Discs lined with aluminum, for business equipment, are

not compatible with this player.

- Do not use an 8 cm CD adaptor.

IASER DISC (LD)

Standard (CAV) disc: Constant speed rotation

A disc spins with a constant rotational speed of 1,800 rpm.

Playback time on one side of 30 cm disc is 30 minutes,

recording maximum 54,000 frames of picture. As the disc

spins once, it turns each picture frame which are each

provided with frame numbers from 1 to 54,000. –

CAV: Constant Angular Velocity

Long play (CLV) disc: Constant linear speed

The rotational speed changes accordingly, when the sig-

nal in the inner circumference is being read, it spins at

1,800 rpm. and when the signal inthe outer circumference

isbeing read, itspins at 600 rpm. The playback time for one

side of 30 cm disc is 60 minutes and the playback elapsed

time is recorded on the disc from the beginning,

CLV: Constant Linear Velocity

Disc with CX symbol

Discs with the CX marking feature noise-free, dynamic

sound due to the CX noise reduction system incorporated

inside the player,

In case of a disc inwhich a code has been recorded to turn

the CX system on and off, the code will be read and a

switchover will be function automatically. Please note th~+

the CX system is only effective for the analog audio an=

does not function at the time of digital audio play. (CX is a

trademark of CBS.)

Disc with picture stop

Picture stop signals are recorded on some of the discs for

hobby, education, game or quiz purposes etc. when play

advances to this spot, it automatically turns to the still

picture.

Disc with digitalaudio ~~~~

Contains both analog and digital signals. When playing

this disc, the digital sound takes precedence.

The recording level of digital sound is sometimes larger

than that of analog. This is important when changing over

from digital sound to analog sound, and vice versa.

Multi-audio disc with digital sound

Different audios are recorded separately in analog and

digital format. While playing this kind of disc, it is possible

to enjoy either analog sound or digital sound by setting the

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switch. Before playing a disc labeled with the mark shown

below, read accompanying instructions.

~MIHTl AUDIO

Example of contents recorded in multi-audio disc with

diaital audio.

l/L

2/R

Digital audio

Karaoke (L)

Karaoke (R)

Analoa audio

Karaoke

Karaoke + Vocal

Compact disc with video (CDV)

Pictures associated with digital sound are recorded on the

outer tracks (video part) of 5 minute long and digital audio

on inner tracks (audio part) of 20 minute. A normal play

begins at the video part through to the audio part.

LD TERMINOLOGY

Chapter number

This is the number to indicate the segmentation of a disc

programme, Ifthis number is recorded on a disc, there will

be such an indication on the disc or the LD jacket. when

utilizing the chapter number, finding and selecting any

chapter is quick and easy.

tiame number

This is the number given to each picture frame and is

recorded on the standard (CAV) disc, making frame selec-

tion easy.

Time number

This displays play elapsed time from the beginning of a

disc and is recorded on a long play (CLV) disc. Finding any

picture according to the minute or second is quick and

easy.

CD AND CDV TERMINOLOGY

TOC

All CDs and CDVS have the information called TOC at the

beginning ofthe disc, in addition to audio signals. TheTOC

isa table of contents, containing information, including the

number of songs and time slot of each performance. Some

LDs also contain TOC.

‘-C: Table Of Contents

Track number

Corresponds to the selection number inthe segment ofthe

disc and is distributed over the audio part and the video

part. Easy location of desired music ispossible by utilizing

the appropriate track number (track search).

LORDING DISC

For CD/CDV: Place the disc with the label facing upon

the disc tray,

For LD: Place the disc with the label facing to be played

up on the disc tray.

Set the disc accurately to each guide (Fig. 16). You can

only set one disc at a time. Especially, when setting an

LD disc, check the top of disc tray before setting.

Do not place any heavy objects on the top of disc tray, or

exert pressure on it, to avoid system problems.

Do not force the disc tray, Use only the switch operation,

when opening and closing the disc tray.

Except in case of setting the disc or removing it, always

keep the disc tray inside it’s unit.

CARE OF DISCS

Keep discs clean so that you can enjoy only the best

picture quality. Stained, scratched or warped discs can

sometimes result in inferior quality of sound and picture.

The following care instructions are advisable.

How to handle discs

When handling with both hands, handle disc by its edges

with both hands.

When handling with one hand, handle disc by its centre

hold and one edge.

- Avoid touching disc surface as much possible.

Cleaning

- Wipe out the stain on a disc in a direction from the inner

circumference to outer circumference,

- Wipe out the stain on the disc surface (dust,

dirt,finger-

print) lightly with a soft cloth. When the stain is aggra-

vated, wipe it out with a cloth that is once soaked inthe

diluted neutral detergent and squeezed, and thereafter

wipe out the moisture with a dry cloth.

- Do not use the ordinary cleaner for phono record, or

static prevention sprays, solvents like benzine and thin-

ner, etc.

Note:

- During play the disc spins at a high speed inside the

player. Do not load in any cracked or warped discs, as

this may result indamage to the playeras well as the disc

itself.

- Do not adhere any paper or seal to the disc (signal

surface or label, etc.) and also do not write on the label

surface with ball point pens or hard lead pencils.

Storage

Wh& play isfinished or suspended, the disc should be

taken out of the player, put it back into its jacket and

stored vertically, avoiding hot and humid places.

Even ifitis kept in itsjacket, ifplaced on a slant or put on

top of something else warpage may occur. Especially

avoid direct exposure to sunlight.

When disc is warped

Put disc into a protective envelope and place itbetween

two flat plates of glass, with a 4-5 kg weight placed on

it leave it as is for a one day or so period. In this way

warps may be remedied.

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DISC PLAY

Be sure to unload disc after play,

SCREEN DISPLAY (Fig. 17)

The display screens are blue while standby or idling mode,

indicating the current status, Each window will display

operation in progress.

Example:

Display A

DISC CHECK TOC CHECK OPEN, CLOSE, PIAY, STOP,

PAUSE, END, NO ADDRESS

Display B

CD/CDV/LD

Display C

Below indication appears when corresponding opera-

tion switch is pressed, and disappears after 2 seconds.

SCAN FWD, SCAN REV, STILL, I/L, 2/R, STEREO, ANA-

LOG, DIGITAL, REPEAT-S, REPEAT-C, REPEAT-T,

REPEAT-P, REPEAT-A, PLAY FWD

KARAOKE (SING-ALONG) PLAY

1, Press the LD/CD function switch. The LD/CD indicator

lights and the LD, CD/CDV indicators blink and then they

light.

ON SCREEN:

DISC CHECK-CD/CDV/LD (blinking to lighting)

2. Set the KARAOKE switch to KARAOKE. The CHAPTER

STOP indicator lights.

3. Press the OPEN/CLOSE switch ( 4/m: remote control-

ler) to open the disc tray.

OPEN

4. Load the disc.

Set the disc to the appropriate guide.

5. Press the D/m switch (PLAY F: remote controller). The

disc tray closes automatically and play standby mode is

established.

The LD or CD/CDV indicator lights. “O” appears on the

track number/chapter display.

CLOSE ~ DISC CHECK - PIAY (blinking) - TOC

CHECK-. . .- PAUSE

(When the disc is a CD/CDV, “PLAY” will not display.)

6. Press the desired DIRECT SELECT switch (DISC 10KEY

remote controller) to start play.

When play is finished, the player will go to pause.

PAUSE

To pause during play

Press the D /IIiI switch (m: remote controller).

PAUSE

To cancel the pause, press the D/ UIIswitch (m orPIAY }:

remote controller).

To stop play

Press the STOP switch ( 4/¤: remote controller).

STOP (blinking to lighting)

- When the switch is pressed twice, the disc tray opens.

To stop play and remove the disc

Press the OPEN/CLOSE switch (or press the 4/¤ switch

on the remote controller twice,) The disc tray exits from the

tray port. Disc may now be removed.

STOP (blinking) ~ OPEN

+1 Oswitches of the DIRECT SELECT and DISC 10KEY

switches

These switches serve as number 10. When selecting number

20, press the +1 Oswitch twice and the Oswitch; for number

25, press the +1 Oswitch twice and the 5 switch.

Note:

Pressing the power switch during LD play is effective after

stop sequence is completed.

MULTIPLE AUDIO DISC WITH DIGITAL SOUND

Replacing vocal from the disc with your voice.

1. Follow steps 1 to 5 of “KARAOKE PIAY” section,

ON SCREEN: PAUSE

2. Pressthe DIGITAL PLAYswitch (DIGITALUWALOG: remote

controller) to select analog vocal mode. The DIGITAL

PLAY indicator goes out.

ANALOG

3. Set the VOCAL CHANGER switch to ON.

4. Start play.

Vocal changer

When you sing into the microphone, your voice automa~

tally stops the original singer’s vocals. When you stop

singing, the original singer’s voice will return.

- When the volume isset high, singer’svoice can fade out

without singing into the microphone. This is due to

environment sounds picked up by the microphone.

In contrast to the above, in some settings the singer’s

voice will not fade out if the karaoke vocalist sings in a

low voice or at a distance away from the microphone.

Monitor switch

To reproduce the karaoke sound (monaural) only, press

the switch to light up the L indicator.

To reproduce the vocal in addition to karaoke sound

(monaural), press the switch to light up the R indicator.

To reproduce the vocal in addition to karaoke sound

(monaural), press the switch to light up both L and R

indicators. In this case, if the KARAOKE switch is set in

MUSIC, the karaokesounds reproduce on left channel z“ “

the vocals reproduce on right channel.

CONTINUOUS PLAY

1. Press the LD/CD function switch.

ON SCREEN: DISC CHECK-CD/CDV/LD (blinking to

lighting)

2. Set the KARAOKE switch to MUSIC.

3. Press the OPEN/CLOSE switch ( A/m: remote control-

ler) to open the disc tray,

OPEN

4. Load the disc.

5. Press the D/On switch (PIAY }: remote controller) to

start play. The disc tray closes automatically.

CLOSE ~ DISC CHECK - (PLAY (blinking)) ~ TOC

CHECK

- If the CHAPTER STOP switch is pressed during the

continuous disc play, single song play mode estab-

lishes.

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VARIOUS PLAY MODES

To reproduce only one channel of stereo disc/To select

an audio signal from multi-audio disc

Pressing the MONITOR switch alternates between chan-

nels or voice.

During play:

Sound heard

Multiple audio disc: Audio I/Left, Audio 2/Right

Stereo disc: Stereo

ON SCREEN: STEREO

(“STEREO” appears at the second display cycle.)

Press the switch.

Sound heard

Multiple audio disc: Audio I/Left

Stereo disc: Left

l/L

Press the switch again.

Sound heard

Multiple audio disc: Audio 2/Right

Stereo disc: Right

2/R

Press the switch again.

Return to the first display.

To reproduce analog sound from a disc having digital

sound

Pressing DIGITAL PIAYswitch (DIGITAIJANALOG: remote

controller) alternates analog and digital sounds.

During play:

Sound heard: Digital

DIGITAL

(“DIGITAL” appears at the second display cycle.)

Press the switch.

Sound heard: Analog

ANALOG

Press the switch again.

Return to the first display.

To watch pictures frame by frame (CAV) (Using the

remote controller)

To watch stop picture, press the STILL/F ADV switch.

STILL

Wress the switch repeatedly to advance the pictures frame

by frame.

To return to normal play, press the PIAY } switch.

Scanning to the desired location

Scan forward play: press and hold the m switch.

SCAN FWD

Scan reverse play: press and hold the ~ switch.

SCAN REV

To return to normal play, release the switch.

CHAPTER/TRACK SEARCH (Using the remote control-

ler)

Chapter/Track skip search

Example:

search chapter 1 while in chapter 2, or to search track 1

while listening to track 2.

Press the w switch twice.

ON SCREEN:

SEARCH, SIDE 1 CHAPTER 1 (LD)

SEARCH, TRACK 1 (CD)

To search chapter 3 while in chapter 2, or to search track 3

while listening to track 2,

Press the DN switch once.

SEARCH, SIDE 1 CHAPTER 3 (LD)

SEARCH, TRACK 3 (CD)

If using the K or EOI switch during play of CDV disc:

~ : shifts to video part, if in audio part

K : shifts to audio part, if in video part

The SKIP switches on the main unit can be used for this

function.

Chapter search (LD)

Example:

Searching for chapter 5 while viewing.

Press “5” DISC lOKEY.

SEARCH, SIDE 1 CHAPTER 5

Track search (CD) (CDV)

Example:

Searching for track 12 while listening to present track.

Press”+ 10“ and then “2” DISC 10KEY.

SEARCH, TRACK 12

Frame search (CAV)

Example:

Searching for scene 23456 while viewing another scene.

1. Press the FRAME~lME switch to recall input display.

SIDE 1 FRAME O

2. Press “2”, “3”, “4”,

“5” and then “6” DISC 10KEY to

enter the frame number.

SIDE 1 FRAME 23456

3. Press the PIAY F switch to play the searched frame.

SEARCH, SIDE 1 FRAME 23456

Time search (CLV)

Example:

Searching for the scene located at 23 minutes and 45

seconds while in play.

Press the FRAME~lME switch to recall input display.

SIDE 1 TIME 0,00

Press “2”, “3”, “4” and “5” DISC 10KEYto enterthetime

number,

SIDE 1 TIME 23.45

Press the PLAY ➤ switch to play the searched time.

SEARCH, SIDE 1 TIME 23.45

Operation with LD withTOC ( ~ or g~~~~ ), CD and

CDV disc:

Ifthe number entered is not recorded on the disc, “O” will

blink. Re-enter the correct number.

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Operation with non-TOC LD disc:

CAV

Ifthe number entered is not recorded on the disc, “NO

ADDRESS” will be displayed. Identify the number on the

jacket and input again.

CLV

Inputting more than 60 in the minute space or second

space results in “0.00”. Re-inter figures less than 60,

Identifying number being reproduced:

Press the ON SCREEN switch, for easy searching of other

scene.

REPEAT PIAY (Using remote controller)

To repeat a play, there are 6 methods as follows:

Repeat of from A point to B point (To repeat a selective

part)

Press the A-B REPEAT switch and the display will show

REPEAT-A, indicating that this point is memorized as the

start of the repeat. Press the switch at the end of this part,

and the play will be repeated.

Memory repeat (To store the location of part to be re-

peated for later play)

Press the A-B REPEAT switch and the display will show

REPEAT-A, indicating that this point is memorized as the

start of the repeat. Pressing the PLAY ➤ switch anytime

during play will return you to the beginning of the repeat.

Side repeat (Repeat through one side)

Pressing the SIDE REPEAT switch displays REPEAT-S,

showing that single side repeat is set. Upon completion of

the current selections, the play repeats from the first to the

last selections of the same side,

Chapter repeat (To repeatedly watch particular scenes)

(LD)

Press the SINGLE REPEAT switch and the display willshow

REPEAT-C, indicating that the current chapter position is

memorized. Upon completion of chapter play, the begin-

ning will be accessed again to repeat through to the

chapter end.

Track repeat (To repeatedly listen to particular parts) (CD)

(CDV)

PresstheSINGLE REPEAT switch and the display willshow

REPEAT-T, indicating that the current track is memorized.

Upon completion of track play, the beginning will be ac-

cessed again to repeat through to the track end.

Programme repeat (To repeat programmed parts)

Press the SINGLE REPEAT switch after completing a pro-

gramme, and the display will show REPEAT-P. The pro-

grammed parts will be repeated.

- The REPEAT indicator blinks during memofy repeat

play and lights during other repeat modes.

- Press the CLEAR switch to cancel repeat function.

PROGRAMMED PIAY (LD with chapter) (CD) (CDV)

(Using the remote controller)

Play sequences of up to 20 chapters or tracks may be

programmed. Programming steps are the same for both

chapter and track plays.

The selections are programmed in the play mode.

Select the play mode with the KARAOKE switch.

For single selection (karaoke) play, set the switch to KAR-

AOKE.

For continuous play, set the switch to MUSIC.

Example:

To programme a play sequence, so that the 3rd and 12th

selections are played.

Press the PROGRAM switch to function the programme

display.

ON SCREEN: PROGRAM, ----------

Press “3” DISC 10KEY and then MEMORY switch to

enter the 3rd selection into programme.

PRoGRAM,3 --------

Press “+1 O“, “2’ DISC 10KEY and then MEMORY

switch to enter the 12th selection into programme.

PROGRAM,312 ------

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Press the PIAY ➤ switch to start the programmed se-

quence.

PROGRAM, SIDE 1 CHAPTER 3

To identify the programme contents, press the PROGRAM

switch. Currently selection number is blinked, and cleared

upon the next pressing of the switch.

To change programme

1. Press

the II switch to pause during programmed play.

ON SCREEN: PAUSE

(Changing the 2nd selection, from the 12th to the 9th.)

2. Press the w switch. The last programmed number

and “*” blink.

PROGRAM*,312-- ----

3. Press “9” DISC 10KEY and then MEMORY switch.

PRoGRAM*,39------

(Assigning the 6th selection as the third selection to b=

played.)

Press the H switch. The next programmefree position

‘1

“ and “*” blink.

PROGRAM*,312-- ----

Press “6” DISC 10KEY and then MEMORY switch.

PROGRAM*,3126 ----

Press the PLAY F switch.

Reprogramming concerning the selection being played

is not possible,

To repeat programmed selections, press the SINGLE

REPEAT switch after programming.

When the w or m switch is pressed, the unit skips to

the beginning of the next selection in the programme.

To display identifying number, press the ON SCREEN

switch.

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Operation with LD with TOC, CD and CDV discs:

If the number entered is not recorded on the disc, the

programmed number and “#” will blink. When the MEM-

ORY switch is pressed “O” will blink. Re-enter the correct

number.

Operation with non-TOC LD disc:

- If the programme containing a selection number is not

recorded in the disc playing, the unit will display “NO

ADDRESS” on the screen, and access the 1st selection

programmed that actually exists.

- Ifthere are no selections corresponding to those in the

programme, the unit will display “NO ADDRESS” and

will shows either of the following: (Programme again

using correct numbers,)

When in KARAOKE mode: END

When in continuous play mode: STOP

ON SCREEN AND FRAME/TIME DISPiAY (Using there-

mote controiier)

Recaiiing screen dispiay

Operational information can be recalied on the screen by

‘essing the ON SCREEN switch.

=-very time the switch is pressed during play,

Display example with CD/CDV (audio):

T-01 0.00 (Track~me)

REMAiN 51.29 (Remaining time)

TOTAL T-1251.29 (Total track/Time)

Screen clear

Return to starting display

Display example with CDV (video):

T-05 0.00 (Track/Time)

TOTAL T-1251.29 (Total track/Time)

Screen clear

Return to starting display

Display example with CAV:

SIDE 1 C-01 12345 (Side/Chapter/Frame)

TOTAL C-12 43.00 (Total time)*

Screen clear

Return to starting display

Display example with CLV:

SIDE 1 C-01 2.24 (Side/Chapter/Time)

‘- TOTAL C-12 45.15 (Total time)*

Screen clear

Return to starting display

* Available only with LD with TOC discs.

Caiiing the input dispiay screen

Press the FRAME TIME switch and the input display screen

appears.

Every time the switch is pressed during piay,

Input display example with CD/CDV (audio):

T-01 TIME 0.00 (Track input)

No change

Input display example with CDV (video):

TIME 0.00 (Time input)

TRACK O (Track input)

Return to starting display

input display example with CAV:

SIDE 1 FRAME O (Frame input)

SIDE 1 CHAPTER O (Chapter input)

Return to starting display

Input dispiay example with CLV

SIDE 1 TiME 0.00 (Time input)

SIDE 1 CHAPTER O (Chapter input)

Return to starting dispiay

- To clear the screen, press the CLEAR switch.

LISTENING TO THE RADIO

Memory operation

This

unit enables 12stations each for the FM1, FM2 andAM

bands to be preset in the memory.

1. Select the band using the BAND SELECT switch.

Every time the BAND SELECT switch is pressed, the

band changes in the foilowing sequence.

FM1 - FM2 - AM - FMI, etc.

2, Press the DOWN or UP switch to tune in the station.

Press the UP switch to increase the frequency; con-

versely, press the DOWN switch to reduce it.

Press the switch and release itas soon as the frequency

starts to change. The frequency wiii change continu-

ously untii a station istuned in, at which time itwili stop

automatically and the frequency received wili be dis-

played.

- When the switch is pressed before a station is tuned

in, the frequency tuning will stop.

- When a station with weak signals is received, press

the switch once and then again and again until it is

tuned in properiy. Every time the switch is pressed,

the frequency will change in 9 kHz or 10 kHz incre-

ments in the AM band and in 0.05 MHz increments in

the FM band.

- When the UP or DOWN switch is pressed and the

frequency dispiay reaches the top or bottom limit,the

display will automatically start again from the bottom

or top limit.

3. Press the MEMORY switch. “MEMORY” now lights on

the display.

4, Press one of the PRESET 12KEYswitches on the remote

controller whiie the MEMORY display is iighted (approx.

seconds).

Exampie: P 01 AM 594 kHz

If the MEMORY dispiay has been cleared before

proceeding with step 4, press the MEMORY switch

again.

The present time wiii be displayed about 5 seconds

after step 4 has been compieted.

5. Repeat steps 1 (or 2) to 4, and successively programme

the stations,

Ciearing the memoty

1. Proceed with step 1 above.

2. Press the PRESET 12KEY switch corresponding to the

preset number to be cleared. The preset number will

appear.

3. Press the CLEAR switch while the preset number is

displayed. The preset station wiii then be cleared and

-- - -“ will appear on the frequency display.

Note:

After the timer has been set, do not delete the memory

ofthe preset station which isto be operated by the timer.

If it is deleted in error, re-programme it into the memory.

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When new stations in the same band are programmed

in switches PRESET 12KEY containing preset stations,

the previously stored stations are cleared.

Ifthe memorv contents should be lost because of a loss

of power due to a power failure or other such condition,

programme the stations again.

Listening to the radio

1. Select “TUNER” as the function using the TUNER switch.

2. Select the band using the BAND SELECT switch.

(Procedure 1)

3. Press one ofthe PRESET 12KEY switches on the remote

controller and tune in the desired station. The present

time is repiaced by the preset number on the display,

and the corresponding frequency is dispiayed.

After about 5 seconds, the preset number is repiaced

again by the present time on the dispiay.

(Procedure 2)

3. Press the SCAN switch on the remote controller and

tune in the desired station.

Each of the preset stations are tuned in for about 5

seconds each. (Once allthe preset numbers inthe band

have been successively tuned in, a return is made to the

original reception state.)

When the desired station has been tuned in, press the

SCAN switch again to keep the reception locked at that

station.

- The preset number is replaced by the present time on

the display.

The “STEREO” display lights when a stereo broadcast

from a station in the FM band is tuned in.

When a different band is selected, the station heard

previously in that band will be tuned in.

When the power is switched on, the iast station heard

before the power was switched offwill be received inthe

mode which applied.

if TV noise shouid interfere with AM or FM reception,

either turn off the TV set or piace the unit at a distance

from the TV set.

Beat noise may be heard when iisteningtothe radio with

an audio-video component connected. in a case like

this, turn off the power to the component concerned.

MODE switch (remote controiier)

If the signals from an FM stereo station are weak and

reception is poor, press the MODE switch and change to

monaural reception. (The “STEREO” display goes out and

is replaced by “MONO” which lights up.)

if the MONO mode is established and the station is

programmed during FM reception, this mode willalso be

programmed at the same time.

BEFORE TAPE OPERATION

Types of usabie tapes

The type of tape used is automatically identfied by the

system since decks 1 and 2 both em-ploy an auto-tape

selection system. The following 2types oftape can be used

with this system.

Normal

Cr02

Note:

Cr02tapes without sensing holes cannot be used since

they cannot be identified by the auto selector.

Endless tapes cannot be used.

Material cannot be recorded onto a cassette tape whose

accidental erasure prevention tabs have been broken

out.

If a tape with one of its tabs aiready broken out is

recorded, the tape wiil not be reversed automatically,

and it will stop.

Do not use C-120tapes. They may jam the head section.

Accidental erasure prevention tabs (for protecting valu-

able recordings)

Accidental erasure can be prevented by breaking out th

tabs on the end of the cassette tape (where the tape is ndr

exposed) using a screwdriver or similar implement (Fig. 18).

If a tab is broken out in error and you wish to re-record the

tape, simpiy block up the tab hoie using cellophane tape

and the tape can be used for recording again.

Doiby Noise Reduction system

Dolby Noise Reduction circuitry provides superior record-

ing and piayback results by suppressing tape hiss by up to

10 dB for virtually noise free recordings.

Doiby noise reduction manufactured under license from

Doiby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

“DOLBY’ and the doubie-D symbol

❑o are trademarks

of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

LISTENING TO TAPES

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Deck 1 isfor playback oniy; deck 2 isfor both playback and

recording. Both are auto reverse decks.

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Set the KARAOKE switch to MUSiC (except karaoke

play),

Press the EJECT button to open the cassette hoider.

Load the cassette tape.

To load, piace the tape with its exposed end at the

bottom. After the tape has been ioaded, push the cas-

sette holder back into position.

Set the DOLBY NR switch to the desired position.

ON:

For a tape recorded using the Doiby NR system

OFF:

For a

tape which has not been recorded using the

Dolby NR system.

Select the deck 1 or deck 2 by pressing the DECK select

switch.

Playback commences when the PLAY ➤ or 4 PiAY

switch is pressed.

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Sanyo DC-LD5 User manual

Brand: Sanyo

Model: DC-LD5

Category: CD players

Type: User manual

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