Vestax CD-33 Owner's manual

1. 19"rack

mountabl_e

high

perform-

ance

dual

CD

player

and separate

19"

rack

mountable

dual

con-

troller.

2.A

naximun

112%

pitch

adjustment

is

possible

with

the

pitch

adJustment

fader (:8%)

and

additlonal

FINE

node

position

(14x).

The

FINE

mode

permits

an

additonal

14%

adjustment

over.

the

full

travel

of

the

pitch

adJust

fader,

maklng

possible

accurate

natching

of

the

beats betreen

songs.

3.

A

naxlmun

of

10 song! can

be

prograned

by

any

combination

of

the players

l_n

PROGRAI.I

node.

4. The

CD-

3

ls

designed

to

meno-

rize prograns

into

9

files

(f0

..

songs

in each

file).

5.

The

time

elapsed,

time

remaining

and

total

dlsc

time

.renai.ning

can

be

display'ea

in three

different

nodes,

facilitating

song

progran-

ning

and

accurate

culng

of

'phrases

as

ddsired.

6.'The time

lag

between

starting

operation

and

the

beginning

of

the

song

is

minimized

by

the

high

perfornance

mechanism

and BLANK

PASS

function.

AIso

the

CD-DJ2

is

designed

to

skip

non-signal

intervals

at

the

beginning

of

each

song

automatically

mini-

,

nlzing

the

tlne

lag

between

songs.

7.

Pick

up skipping

is

prevented

by

the

use

of

the

world,

s

.first

double

suspension

systen.

Thls

shock/vibratj.on

proof

design

isolates

the

ptayer

from

low

freguency

vibrations.

8.

A

speclal

internal

displays

an

error

digital

display

to

quick

analysis

and

service

mode

code

on the

allos

for

correction

by

the

user.

9.

Removable

top

use

or

mounting.

feet

allow

for

table

standard

19"

rack

The

lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within

an cquilatcral triangl., ir inEnded to alert the

user

to thr

prcrance

of uninrulatcd

"dangerous

voltage"

within tho

product'r

Gncloruro

that may

bc of suffi-

cient

m4nitud€

to oonstitutc a rirk of clcctric rhock

to

porton3.

Thc

exclamation

point

within

an cquilatcral

triangle

is intcndcd

to

alrrt thc user

to

thr

prc€nda

of

impor-

tant

opcrating and malntana.rca

(scrvicingf

instluc-

tiom in

the

litcrature

accompanying

the appliance.

This

product

was

designed

and manufactured

to meet

strict

guality

and

sately

standards.

There

are,

however.30me

installa-

lion

and

operation

precautions

which

you

should

be

particularly

awaro

ot.

1.

Fead

Instruclions

-

Alt

the salety

and

operating

instruc-

tions

should

be read

before the appliance

is

operated.

2. Fetain

Instructions-Thesatetyand

operaling instructions

should

be retained

for tuture

reference.

3. Heed

Warnings

-

All warnings

on the appliance

and in

the

operating instruclions

should

be

adhered

to.

4.

Foltow

In3trucllons

-

All

operating and

use instructions

3hould

b€ follow€d.

5.

Cleaning

-

Unplug

this video

p.oduct

trom

the

wall

outlet

b€tor€

cleaning.

Do

not

us€ liquid

cleaners

or aerosol

clean€rs.

Use

a damp

cloth lor

cleaning.

6. AttachmenB

-

Do

not

u3e attachm€nl3

not recommended

by the

video

product

manufacturer

as

they may

cause

hazards.

7. Water

and Moislure

-

Do

not

use this video

product

near

water

-

lor

exarhple,

near

a

bath,tub, wash

bowl, kitchen

'

sink,

or laundry

tub, in

a wel

basement,

or

near

a swimming

pool,

and

the like.

8.

Accessorles

-

Do not

place

this video

product

on an

unslable

cart,

stand,

tripod,

bracket,

or table. The vidao

product

may

fall.

causing

serious iniury

to

a child

or

adult,

and sarious

damag€

to lhe

appliance.

Use only.wilh a

cart,

sland,

tripod,

bracket.

or table

recommended

by the manu_

lacturer,

or

sold with

the video

produci.

Any mounting

ol the

appliance

should

follow

the

manutacturer,s

instruclions.

and

should

use

a mounting

accessory

recommended

by the

manufaclurer.

9.

Ventilation

-

Slols

and openings

in

the

cabinet

are

provided

for

ventilation

ind

to

ensure retiable

operation

of the video

product

and

to

protect

il trom

overhealing,

and lhese open_

ings

must

nol

be

blocked

or covered.

The

openings should

nev€r

be blocked

by

placing

the video

product

on

a

bed,

sofa, rug,

or

other

similar

surface.

This

video

product

should

never

be

placed

near

or over

a radiator

or

heat

register.

This

video

product

shouid

not

be

placed

in

a

built-in installation

such

as a

bookcase

or rack

unless

proper

ventilation

is

provided

or

lhe manufaclurer's.

instructions

have

been

adhered

to.

10.

Power

Sources

-

This

video

product

should

be operated

only

trom

th€

typ€

of

power

source

indicated

on the marking

label.

It

you

ar€

not

sure

ot th6

type

of

pow€r

3upply

to

your

home,

consult

your

appliance

dealer

or local

power

compa_

ny. For

yideo

products

intended

to

op€rate

trom

baltbry

power,

or olher

sources,

refbr

to

the operating

instructions.

12. Power-Cord

Protection

-

power-supply

cords should be

routed

so that

they

are not likely

to

be

walked

on or

pinched

by items

placed

upon

or against

them,

paying particular

attention

to

cords

at

plugs,

convenience

receptacles.

and

the

point

where

lh6y

exit lrom

th€ applianc;.

13.

Protective

Attachment

ptug

-

The

appliance is

equipped

wilh

an altachment

plug

having

overload

prolection.

This is

a

satety feature.

See Inslruction

Manual

lor replacemenl

or

rescilting

of

protective

device. lf replacemenl

of th€

plug

is

required,

be

surs

th€

3arvice

technician

h6s

used

a replace-

menl

plug

specilied

by the manufactur€r

thal has the same

overload

protection

as

th€

original

plug.

14.

Outdoor

Antenna

Grounding

-

lf an

oulside antonna or

cablesyst€m

is

connocted

to

th€ vid€o

product,

bo

sure tho

antenna

or

cabl€

gy3tem

is

ground€d

so

as to

provide

soms

prolection

again!t

voltag€

surg€s

.nd

builtup 3tatic charg-

es. Section

810

ol the

National

Electricat

Code. ANSI/NFpA

No.

70-1984,

provides

information

with

r€spect

to

propor

grounding

of the

mast

and

supporting

struclure,

groundlng

ol the

lead-in

wire

.to

an ant€nna

discharEs

unit, size of

grounding

conductors,

location

of antenna-discharge

unit,

connection

lo

grounding

electrodes.

and

requirements tor

the

grounding

el€btrode.

See

Figura 1.

15.

Lightning

-

For

added

protection

for

this

vid€o

product

receiver

during

a ligitning

slorm,

or wh.€n it is

left un-

altended

and

unused

for

long

periods

ol time, unplug it from

the

wall

outlet

and

disconnect

the

antenna

or cabl€ system.

This

will

prevant

damage

to the video

product

due to

lightning

and

pow€r-lino

surges.

16.

Power

Lines

-

An

outside

ant€nna

syslem

should not be

localed

in

the

vicinity

ol

overhead

power

lines

or other

'electric

light

or

pow€r

circuits,

or where il

can tal into

such

power

lines

or circuits.

When

instalting

an

outside antenna

syslem,

extr€me

care

should

be taken to

keep trom touching

such

power

lines

or

circuits as

contact

with them might

be

tatal.

17.

Overloading

-

Do not

ov€rload wall

ouilet3

and extension

cords

as

this

can .6ult

in

a

risk

of lire

or

blectric

shock.

18. Obiect and

Liquid

Entry

-

Never

push

obi€cts of any kind

inlo

this vid€o

product

through

opening!

a3 lhey may touch

dangerous

voltage point3

or short-out

partg

that

could

r€sult

in

a tire

or

el€ctric

shock.

Never

spill tiquid

ol any kind

on the

video

producl.

Servicing

-

Do not

attempt to service this video

product

yourself

a9 opening

or

removing

covers

may

expose

you

to

dang€rous

voltage

gr

other hazards. Refer all

seryicing to

qualiti€d

service

personnel.

Damage

Requiring

Servica

-

Unplug

this video

product

trom

the

wall

oullet and refer

s€rvicing to

qualified

service

personnal

under

the followlng

condilions:

a.

When

lhe

powet-supply

cord or

plug

ir

damaged.

b.

lf liquid

has

been spill€d, or obiects

hav6 fallen into

tho

vidgo

product.

c,

lf the video

product

has been

gxpos€d

to

rain

or water.

d.

ll th6

vldeb

productdo€s

not

op€ratenormally byfollow-

Ing

the

op€rating instructions.

Adiust

only thos6

controls

that

ar6 covsred

by lh€ operatlng instruciions

as

an

impropor edlustmont

of olh.er controls may

rosult in

damage

and

will

olten reguire ertensivo

work

by

a

qualified

lechnician

to re3lore.lho video

proguct

to its

nomal oporation.

e.

lf

the

video

product

has

been dropped or th€

cabin€t has

be6n

damaged.

f. When the video

product

exhibils

a dlstinct

change in

'

performance

-

this

indicateo a need lor

service.

Feplacement Parts

-

When

16placem€nt

parts

are required.

be sure thd servici tachnician

has

used replacement parts

3pecified by the manufactursr

or

hav€

th€ same

character-

i3tica as the

original

part.

Unauthorized

substitutions

may

result

in fire.

electric'shock

or

other hazards.

Safety Check

-

Upon compl€tion

ol

any

service

or repairs

lo

this video

product,

ask th€ servica

technician

to

perform

satety checks

to determin€

that the video

product

is in

proper

operating

condilion.

Carts

and

Stands

-

The

appliance should

be used

onty with

a

carl or stand

that is

recommended

by the manulacturer.

An appliance

and

cart combination

ghould

be moved

with

care.

Quick slops,

exc€ssive

force,

and unev€n

surfacis

may

cause th€ appliance

and cart combination

to overlum.

activated.

0

"RECALL'

button-

used to

check

the contents

of

the

file memory.

The

order

of

the

file memory

(up

to 9

files)

will

be

available

when the

RECALL

button

is

pressed.

The

selected

file

can be

reviewed

as

in

the

PROGRAI,I

memory. See

OPERATIONS

for

procedure.

@TRACK

ELAPSED

LED.

(0)TRACK

RErr{ArN

LED.

@)ToTAL

REMATN

LED.

(pcoNTrNUE

rED.

@PRoGRAtr

rED.

@FrNE

rED.

@PIAYER

LED.

A. B.

@DrsPrAY

@tTRAcr(

REtrArN

BAR

LED.

6)coNTROr

IN/OUT

A. B.

3

)

^CEARCHilVG-

to

search

for a

desired playback

point

with the

SCAN

dial.

a)Press

PLIIY britton-

b)Search

for

the

desired playback

track

with the SCAN

dlal.

Turning

clockwise

scans

forward,

turning

counterclockwise

scans

in

reverse.

Scanning

can be

done

at 2 to

16 times

normal

speed

in either direction,

depending

on the rotation

of

the

SCAN

dial.

Note-SCAN

serach may

also

be

done

in the

STOP mode.

c)Searching

can also

be

accom-

plished

by spinning

the JOG

dial

.in

the

appropriate

dj.rection

while

watching

the

digltal

display

and

listening

to

the

playback

sound.

Jogging

can

be

done

fron

I to

30

frames

in

either

direction

depending

on

the

rotation

of

the

JOG

dial.

!,iONITOR

button

nust

be pressed

before

JOG

dial

is

operational.

(player

LED

flashes

in the

nonitoring

node

when

player

is

in

the

pLAy

function).

Jogging

is

nornally

done

in

the STOp

node.

Note-uoNrToR

button

must

be

pressed

for

JOG

dial

to

operate.

dlPress

PLAY

button.

playback

starts

inmediately.

4

)

PROGRAIL{

TIODE

for

progranning

the nemory

for

playback

from both

players

in any

combination

up to 10

songs.

alPress

PGll

button.

Program

LED

flashes

and

is shown

in

the

digital

display

on A

side.

b)Assign

the

deslred

player

to be

programmed

by

pressing

A

or

B

select

buttons.

c)Assign

the desired

track to be

programned

by

pressing

the

appropriate

numerical select

buttons.

d)By

repeating

steps

b) and

c),

up

to

l0

songs

can

be

programned

by

using

a

combi.nation

of A and

B

and

numer,ical

buttons.

e)Playback

will

begin

tnnediately

when

the

PLAY

button

is

pressed

on

the

correct

player

for the

flrst

track

selection

in the

progran

order.

f

)Pr,ess

CHECK

button

'when'checking

the

contents

of the

progran.

The

order

of the

progranned

songs

wlll

be flashed

on

the

digital

display

in

two

second

intervals.

g)Progran

node wlll

be

released

when

CONT (continue)

button is

pressed

or

dj.sc tray

OPEN/CLOSE

is

pressed.

h)Correction

to

the

progran

entry

can

be

nade

by pressing

the

STOp

button

when

the

wrong

track

or

player

button

is

pressed.

Then

re-enter

progran

mode

by

pressi-ng

CONT

(continue)

button.

Then

re-enter

the

correct

track

or player

button.

Complete

the

rest

of

the pro_

granning.

i)Press

PLAy

button-The

program

will

be

played

back

as pro-

grammed

in

consecutive

order.

The

PLAY

button

of

the

player

(A)

or (B)

for

the

firsr

selected

track

in

the progran,

nust

be

pressed

in

order

to

start

playback

at

the

beginning

of

the

program.

mark

will

begin fJ_ashing.

2)Input

the

assigned file

number

from 1 to

9

lrlth

the

numerical

select buttons while

the

"F" mark is flashing. The

desired

file will be recalled

for

use

when the flashing

stops.

Then

press

CHECK

to

have

the

display flash

each

selection

in order

of

the

program.

The

unit wiII

auto-

matically

return

to

the

beginning

of

the

program

selected. Renember to

place

the

correct disc in the

correct

side

of

the

player

for

correct

playback

of the

memory.

Note-Memory

will be lost

if

power

is disconnected for

more

than

one week. Turn

poner

on

occasionally to

keep nemory

activated-

6

)

ltlolunoR

cLaE

- -tfu-I

tiple

Disc*

nonitor cuing

can be

done

between

player

A and

B

(separate

discs are required).

a)Begin nornal

playback

of

one

player.

b)Dlsc

in

second

player

can

be

"cued

up' by

pressing

the

')'1"

(NEXT)

function button

on

the

second

player.

One

push

wiII

cue disc to start

of next song,

two

pushes

to start

of two songs

ahead, etc.

c)Disc in second

player.can

be

'cued

back"

by

pressing

the

'l(("

(PREVIOUS)

function

button on the second

player.

'

One

push

will cue

disc

to start

of current

song,

tuo

pushes

to

start

of

previous'song,

etc.

d)Dlsc

on

second

player

can

be

searched

to a specific

spot

in a

song by using

the

conbination

of

UONITOR

switch,

SCAN

dial or

JOG

dial

(of

the second

player)

whlle the

original

player

ls

in

nornal

playback

operation

(live).

e)NOTE-AII

cue operations

must

be

.

done wlth

controls

of

player

not

in

playback

node- Otherwise your

live

on

ai.r

perfornance

will

be

effected.

Monitored

(Sue)

signal

will

be heard

thru

the

headphone

monitor

of

your

nixer.

SERVICE

MODE-

The CD-

3

is

programmed

with

an

lnternal.

'sense

and

diagnose

systen.

'If

a service

problem

is sensed,

then

the

user will

be

advised

by

an error code

shown

on the

digital

display.

Following

is a

list of the

brror

codes

possible:

Detril ol

Service

Displry

Problen

rlction tequired

E-01

Focus crror-licl

op

c!nIot ro!d disc

inlorrrtion:

l,-02

Trblc of contsnts

rerd

etror

Checl lor correct

inseition of

disc

ir

trrt

(inrert

I

rbe

|

.up)

.

Clecl disc

lor

scrrlches.

dirt,

linterpriltr

on

tle

disc rIra!ce

torards

the

in--

side diancter.

B-00 Picl ut I iui t error:

Iechecl for

occurred

in the

correct

lording

'opelrtinf

position

of disc

by

open

ing,/c los

int

ol tray,

ll0TE:lf this does

not clear

the

probleu.

then

thsre

is

!

por!ible

nechanicrl

nrlfunction.

treturn the unit to the nearest service

ccnter lor reprir.

E-01 Search

crror-calnot

CLecl

the disc

locrte trrct rssiEl

for

sdratcler,

dirt, f

iuter

prints

on the

disc slrface.

7

)

BLAIUK

PAS.9 fuaction-

tbe

CD-

3

3 is desi.gned to

nlninize the

tine

lag between

starting

operation

and

the

beglnnlng

of the

song, as well as

the

between songs

non-signal

lnterval.

These

non-slgnal

tlmes

may

be 3 to 5

seconds

In

duration.

However,

ln

a

few

cases,

on

certaln

dlscs, the

CD-

3 3

wlll

not sklp

the entire

interval.

For

these

special

cases,

the

user

wlll

have

to

select

the starting point

by

use

of

the

!,IONITOR

swltch and JOG

di.a1.

CD-

3

3,

SPECIFICATIONS

Tvpe

Available

Disc

TRANSPORT

PLAYER

Quantization

Sampling

Frequency

Error

Correcting System

Harmonic Distortion

Frequency Response

Sisnd To Noise Ratio

WOW-Flutter

Mechanism

Mount Syste-

Output Level

CONTROL UNIT

Tune

Select

Stick

Conkol

Pitch

Control

Prograo

Memory

ACCESSORIES

CD

Control

ceblE

Audio

cable

Option

parts

Dicrensions

(WxH

xD)

Weisht

Twin Mechanism Compact

Disc

Pl,ayer

System

Slandard

Compact Disc Ucm and

&m

l6bit linear

44.lKHz at nomal speed

CIRC

Less than 0.0.3%

l0Hz-.20Kt{z

+l

dB

More

than

9&lB

L€s

than oeasured limit

Double

shock absorber

Gubberx4,

spring-frubberx4)

2.0v

(RMS)

l0Key switch

Scan

;

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