Sony CDP CD Player
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1. lt lt gt gt ES Ne o SLOW 4 There are the three following ways to locate a point within a track Low speed search Searches for point at 3 times the normal playback speed e Standard speed search Searches for point at 20 times the normal playback speed High speed search Searches for point at 60 times the normal playback speed During high speed search you must use the time indication to search for a point since sound is not output Making menu settings for outputting sound during high speed search 1 While the player is stopped press the MENU EXIT button 2 Rotate the AMS control until PAUSE 4 P appears in the display and then press the control 3 Rotate the AMS control until SOUND ON appears in the display and press the control 4 Press the MENU EXIT button to complete the setting The setting above applies only for high speed search The sound is always output for low speed and standard speed search regardless of the setting 24 Locating a point while monitoring the sound This operation is possible only when PAUSE lt DD is set to SOUND ON Press down the lt lt or DD button on the player or remote or press down the SLOW lt lt or PP button on the remote during play or pause You will hear intermittent playback as the disc goes forward or reverses When you reach the desired point release the butt2. 12 Preparations s ceo nequeeduscqeenmotesg et 12 Reading the CD ROM manual 12 Function of Parts and Controls 13 Front panel iere tree e E 13 Rear panel c g msi a ma PT ean yst dete 14 Remote control unit eene 15 C olinecllon uiii etat ori Eds ire ns dk creat 17 Connection to other devices sssssssrsssrsssrssrrsnr 17 Connecting the PARALLEL connector 17 Connecting the RELAY IN OUT connectors 19 Connecting the RS 232C connector 20 Connecting the CTRL S IN connector 20 Connecting the OPTICAL connector 20 Connecting the COAXIAL connector 20 Connecting the ANALOG OUT UNBAL connectors eene 20 Connecting the ANALOG OUT BAL COMNECTOTS ssiissssisssesssssivsstasdissnasssssssitbessnes 20 Mounting the player in a rack 20 Playing a OD oie Ire uie EE 21 Basic playback operations sssss 21 Using the Display 22 When you insert a CD sese 22 While the player is playing sss 22 Locating a Specific Track 23 Cueing to a track with the AMS control or k amp PPI buttons on the remote 23 Cueing to a track by entering the track number from the remote ssss
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4. When you have set the time for both the start and end of playback the player turns off When the starting time arrives the player turns on and starts playing When the ending time arrives the player stops playback and turns off 7 Select the playback mode page 21 25 to 29 When Program Play is selected be sure to program tracks If you have set the time for the end of playback press the I button or the gt button on the remote to start playback After the timer playback has finished If PLAY is selected for the timer setting playback will start automatically whenever you turn on the player When the timer is not used be sure do steps 3 to 5 above to set Timer to OFF If the player is set to start playback at the specified time and when Program Play is selected the first to 24th tracks are stored in memory and after the 25th in the program are erased when the player turns off page 28 f Auto Pause or Auto Cue is selected when the player is set to start playback at the specified time playback is paused at the beginning of the first track To play tracks using the timer be sure that Auto Pause nor Auto Cue is selected 35 Table of Menu Items The following table provides an overview of the various menu items including their parameters factory settings and reference page in the manual To access the menu MENU EXIT While the player is stopp
5. SSS terminal LtoPO 3 be ch d GND 6th terminal terminals P Output1 to P Output3 can be change through menu settings The assignable functions are described in the table below 17 Connection Functions assignable to P Input1 to P Input5 input terminals Functions assignable to P Output1 to P Output3 output terminals Indication Function PLAY Grounding during playback on the player PAUSE Grounding during pause on the player NO DISC Grounding during no disc in the disc compartment OFF Always floating Do the procedure below to change the function of each terminal 1 Press the MENU EXIT button while the player is stopped MENU Mode appears in the display 2 Rotate the AMS control until Parallel appears in the display and then push the control If Parallel is already set to User skip this step and step 3 and go to step 4 3 Rotate the AMS control until User appears in the display and then push the control 18 Indication Function PLAY PAUSE The same function as gt H button on the main unit PLAY The same function as gt button on the remote PAUSE The same function as IH button on the remote STOP The same function as MI button AMS The same function as PPI button on the remote AMS The same function as k amp button on the remote FF The same function as BP button REW The same f
6. Under direct sunlight or where the temperature is high Where the temperature is very low Near a tuner TV set or video deck When using the CDP D12 with the above equipment the close proximity of the CDP D12 may cause noise or distortion in audio or visual signals especially in the case of equipment that use an interior antenna In this case it is recommended that an outdoor antenna be used instead Note on adjusting the volume Compact discs contain less noise than normal records If you adjust the volume as you listen to the sound between tracks as you might do with normal records an unexpectedly high volume may be output damaging the speakers Be sure to turn down the volume before the start of playback On condensation in the player If the player is brought directly from a cold place to a warm location or is placed in a very damp room moisture may condense inside the player Moisture may condense inside the player when the temperature suddenly rises such as when a heater is turned on In this event the player may not operate properly and damage may even occur to the CD or player mechanism If there is condensation remove the CD and leave the player turned on for about an hour until the moisture evaporates If the player does not operate normally even after a few hours consult Sony service personnel On cleaning Clean the cabinet panel and controls with a soft cloth slightly moistened with a mild deterge
7. 13T 58m23s 13T gt gt Press Locating a Specific Track When the player is playing paused or stopped use the procedure below to quickly locate tracks MUSIC SCAN Numeric buttons 1 to 20 MENU EXIT Cueing to a track with the AMS control or k lt P9 1 buttons on the remote If you cue to a track while the player is playing the located track starts to play automatically If you cue to a track while the player is stopped or paused the player will stop or pause at the beginning of the located track To cue to The next or a Rotate the AMS control clockwise succeeding track or press the DI button on the during play or pause remote repeatedly Do the following When you cue to a track while the player is playing the track starts to play automatically If you cue to a track while the player is stopped or paused the player will stop at the beginning of the track or starts to play that track To enter a track number over 20 Press the gt 20 button on the remote and then enter the corresponding digits To enter O press the 10 button instead Example To play track number 30 press the gt 20 button and then the 3 and 10 buttons Locating a track by listening to the beginning of each track Music Scan 1 Press the MUSIC SCAN button on the remote After the first part of a track is played scanned
8. 30 mW max ADVARSEL For at undga faren for brand eller elektrisk stod ma apparatet ikke udseettes for regn eller fugt For at undg brand m apparatets ventilation aldrig blokeres af aviser duge gardiner eller lignende Og anbring aldrig t ndte levende lys p apparatet For at forebygge brand og fare for elektrisk st d m der aldrig anbringes genstande indeholdende v ske eksempelvis vaser p apparatet Netsp ndingen til dette apparat er ikke afbrudt s l nge netledningen sidder i en stikkontakt som er t ndt ogs selv om der er slukket p apparatets netafbryder Abn ikke kabinettet da der er risiko for elektriske st d Overlad alle reparationer til kvalificeret servicepersonale CDP D12 er klassificeret som et LASERPRODUKT AF KLASSE 1 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT m rkaten sidder verst p apparatets yderside CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT FORSIGTIG KLASSE 1M USYNLIG LASERSTR LING HVIS BEN BETRAGT IKKE DIREKTE GENNEM OPTISKE INSTRUMENTER Laserdiode egenskaber Klasse 1M IEC60825 1 1993 A1 1997 A2 2001 EN60825 1 1994 A11 1996 A2 2001 B lgel ngde 780 nm Str lingsvarighed Uafbrudt Laserudgangseffekt 30 mW max Suojaa laite sateelta ja kosteudelta s hk isku ja tulipalovaaran vuoksi l peit laitteen ilma aukkoja sanomalehdill p yt liinoilla verhoilla tms est ksesi tulipalon l sijoita palavia kynttil it
9. 33 Varying the playback speed on the player 33 Varying the playback speed with the remote 33 Timer activated Playback 35 Table of Menu Items 36 Display Messages Last Mode Memory 37 Table of display messages sssss 37 Last mode memory sse 37 Troubleshooting Guide 38 Specifications Back cover 7 Overview The CDP D12 is a compact size CD player with a variety of playback functions that are useful for audio visual presentations or sound effects in theaters etc The features of the CDP D12 are as follows Compact design The CDP D12 has a height of 1U allowing it to be mounted in a standard EIA 19 inch rack Flexible output interfaces Two types of analog audio connectors balanced XLR type connectors and unbalanced phono connectors are provided as well as coaxial and optical digital outputs Various remote control configurations Remote control functions are provided via RS 232C parallel and CTRL S connectors The supplied remote control unit can be used as both a wired remote and wireless IR remote CD R RW The CDP D12 can play CD R and CD RW discs as well as commercially sold CDs Variable speed playback The ability to vary the playback speed within a range of 12 5 in 0 5 intervals ma
10. REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance Important Safety Instructions 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 defeat 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 wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience rec
11. for the set number of seconds Music Scan continues with the next track 2 Press the button on the remote when you find the track you want A preceding track during play or pause Rotate AMS counterclockwise or press the lt lt button on the remote repeatedly The beginning of the Rotate AMS counterclockwise or current track during press the lt button on the play remote once A specific track while Rotate AMS or press the I or the player is stopped PI button on the remote repeatedly until the track number you want appears in the display and then press the AMS control or the III button or the button on the remote Cueing to a track by entering the track number from the remote Press the numeric button s on the remote to enter the number of the track you want to cue to To change the scanning time of each track The scanning time for Music Scan is factory set at 10 seconds 1 While the player is stopped press the MENU EXIT button 2 Rotate the AMS control until Music SCAN appears in the display and then press the control 3 Rotate the AMS control to select the scanning time and then press the control A scanning time of 6 to 20 seconds in 1 second intervals can be set 4 Press the MENU EXTT button to complete the setting 23 Locating a Particular Point in a Track You can locate a particular point in a track during playback or pause
12. of the procedures below to change the contents of the program To Do the following Erase a track in Press the CHECK button repeatedly until the middle of the the number of the unwanted track program appears and then press the CLEAR button Erase the last Press the CLEAR button Each time the track of the button is pressed the last track is program erased Add a track to the end of the program Erase all tracks Press the CONTINUE button or SHUFFLE button Press the numeric button to enter the track number When Program Play is selected while a track is being played the track is programmed To make settings for Program Play by menu operation To program the tracks 1 Press the MENU EXIT button rotate the AMS control until PLAY Mode appears in the display and then press the control 2 Rotate the AMS control until PROGRAM appears in the display and then press the control 3 Press the MENU EXIT button 4 Rotate the AMS control to select the track then press the control 5 Repeat step 4 to program other tracks To check the contents of the program While the player is paused rotate the AMS control to display the track number order in the program and the total number of tracks in the program 29 Quickly Accessing a Specified Point Mark amp Locate By marking a specific point you can locate that point repeatedly MENU EXIT LOCATE MARK LO
13. then press the control 4 Press the MENU EXIT button to complete the setting To unlock the 2 EJECT button Do the procedure above selecting EJ Enable in step 3 21 Using the Display The display shows various information about the CD or the track When you insert a CD The display shows the total number of tracks and total playing time of the CD 13T 58m23s Total number of tracks Total playing time of the CD While the player is playing DISPLAY Menuer ANS DI Press the DISPLAY button repeatedly to change the display 22 Fach press of the button changes the display as follows Track number and elapsed playing time of the current track upper line St 2m3 Is 13T 58m23s Press Track number and remaining playing time of the current track upper line 3t 4m07s 13T 58m23s Press For Program Play only Total playing time of the program PROGRAM Total number of the tracks in the program Order in the program When Program Play is selected the total playing time of the program and other information appear The indication above does not appear in the display while normal play is selected J Press Remaining playing time of the CD upper line 47m43s 58m23s sb Press Vari Speed indication upper line VARI OFF 13T 58m23s Jb Press Index number of the current track upper line St Index 1
14. 2C serial interface connector D sub 9 pin male Connects to a PC for remote control O OPTICAL connector Connects to external digital devices through an optional optical digital connecting cable O ANALOG OUT UNBAL connectors phono jack Connects to external devices through an optional audio connecting cable phono type OUTPUT LEVEL switch Selects the output level of the ANALOG OUT BAL connectors 4 dBu Outputs digital 20 dB signals at 4 dBu 10 dBu Outputs digital 20 dB signals at 10 dBu AC power cord Connects to an AC outlet 14 ANALOG OUT BAL connectors XLR type 3 pin Connects to external devices through an optional audio connecting cable XLR type COAXIAL connector Connects to an external digital device using an optional coaxial digital connecting cable CTRL S IN connector mini jack Use the supplied control S cable for wired remote control to connect this connector to the control S output connector on the front side of the supplied remote control unit Note When the control S cable is connected to the CTRL S IN connector the reception of infrared signals by the remote sensor is disabled To use the supplied remote control unit as a wireless remote control unit be sure to disconnect the control S cable from both the control S output connector on the front side of the remote control unit and the CTRL S IN connector D RELAY IN OUT connectors Use for Relay Pl
15. CATE Marking the point Mark W hile the player is playing press the AMS control or the MARK button on the remote The playback point at the time the AMS control or the MARK button is pressed is entered as the locate point To mark a point by a menu operation You can enter the track number and time data to mark a point 1 Press the MENU EXIT button rotate the AMS control until Direct MARK appears in the display and then press the control Rotate the AMS control to select the track number and then press the control Rotate the AMS control to select the minute of the point and then press the control Rotate the AMS control to select the second of the point and then press the control o A O N Press the MENU EXTT button to complete the setting 30 Note on marking In the following cases the track number and time data for the marked point and for the point that is actually located may not match If the point is marked while a minus time indication appears at the beginning of the track f the point marked by a menu operation is located within the last few seconds of the track The discrepancy is due to the mechanical limits of the player and does not reflect a problem in the actual operation It is however recommended that you do not mark a point at such a location Adjusting the marked point Rehearsal The position of the marked point can be a
16. Continuous Laser output power 30 mW max CDP D12 er klassifisert som LASERPRODUKT KLASSE 1 Klassemerkingen for KLASSE 1 er plassert utvendig p oversiden CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT ADVARSEL USYNLIG LASERSTR LING KLASSE 1M HVIS PEN IKKE SE DIREKTE MED OPTISKE INSTRUMENTER Spesifikasjoner laserdiode Klasse 1M IEC60825 1 1993 A1 1997 A2 2001 EN60825 1 1994 A11 1996 A2 2001 Bolgelengde 780 nm Str lingens varighet Kontinuerlig Laserens effekt 30 mW maks WAARSCHUWING Stel dit apparaat niet bloot aan regen of vocht om brandgevaar of elektrische schokken te voorkomen Om brand te voorkomen mogen de ventilatieopeningen van het apparaat niet worden afgedekt door kranten tafelkleden gordijnen enz Zet ook geen brandende kaarsen op het apparaat Om gevaar van brand of elektrische schok te voorkomen mogen er geen met water gevulde voorwerpen zoals vazen op het apparaat worden geplaatst Het apparaat blijft op de stroombron netspanning aangesloten zolang de stekker in het stopcontact zit zelfs indien het apparaat zelf is uitgeschakeld Open niet de behuizing om gevaar van elektrische shokken te vermijden Laat reparatiles aan de erkende vakhandel over Gooi de batterij niet weg maar lever hem in als KCA De CDP D12 is geclassificeerd als een KLASSE 1 LASERPRODUCT Het KLASSE 1 LASERPRODUCT label bevindt zich op de bove
17. E AU FAISCEAU Laser diode properties Wavelength 780 nm Emission duration Continuous Laser output power 30 mW max For the customers in Canada This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 For the customers in Europe This product with the CE marking complies with both the EMC Directive 89 336 EEC and the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC issued by the Commission of the European Community Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European standards EN60065 Product Safety EN55103 1 Electromagnetic Interference Emission EN55103 2 Electromagnetic Susceptibility Immunity This product is intended for use in the following Electromagnetic Environment s E1 residential E2 commercial and light industrial E3 urban outdoors and E4 controlled EMC environment ex TV studio Caution Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure The CDP D12 is classified as a CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT The CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT label is located on the top exterior CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT CAUTION CLASS 1M INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN DO NOT VIEW DIRECTLY WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS Laser diode properties Class 1M IEC60825 1 1993 A1 1997 A2 2001 EN60825 1 1994 A11 1996 A2 2001 Wavelength 780 nm Emission duration
18. E O LASER COM INSTRUMENTOS PTICOS Propriedades do diodo laser Classe 1M IEC60825 1 1993 A1 1997 A2 2001 EN60825 1 1994 A11 1996 A2 2001 Comprimento de onda 780 nm Dura o da emiss o Cont nua Pot ncia do laser 30 mW m x Uts tt inte apparaten f r regn eller fukt Det medf r risk f r brand eller electriska st tar Se till att apparatens ventilationsh l inte r f rt ckta av tidningar dukar gardiner eller liknande Det medf r risk f r brand St ll heller aldrig t nda stearinljus ovanp apparaten St ll aldrig v tskefyllda beh llare som t ex blomvaser ovanp apparaten eftersom det medf r risk f r brand eller elst tar Anl ggningen r str mf rande s l nge stickkontakten sitter i ett v gguttag ven om str mbrytaren p sj lva anl ggningen r fr nslagen ppna inte h ljet Det kan resultera i risk f r elektriska st tar verl t allt reparations och underh llsarbete till fackkunniga tekniker CDP D12 r klassificerad som en KLASS 1 LASERPRODUKT Etiketten KLASS 1 LASERPRODUKT finns p apparatens ovansida CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT VARNING OSYNLIG LASERSTR LNING AV KLASS 1M I PPET L GE BETRAKTA EJ STR LEN DIREKT MED OPTISKA INSTRUMENT Tekniska data f r laserdiod Klass 1M IEC60825 1 1993 A1 1997 A2 2001 EN60825 1 1994 A11 1996 A2 2001 Vaglangd 780 nm Emissionslangd Kontinuerlig Laseruteffekt
19. EAT button on the remote repeatedly until REPEAT 1 appears in the display To resume normal play Press the REPEAT button repeatedly until REPEAT OFF appears in the display Repeating a specific portion Repeat A B Play You can specify one portion within a track to be played repeatedly You can even set the portion exceeding the boundaries of the tracks 1 While the player is playing press the A lt gt B button on the remote at the starting point point A of the portion to be played repeatedly REPEAT A appears in the display 2 Continue playing the track or press the PP button to locate the ending point point B and then press the AB button REPEAT A P appears and Repeat A B Play starts To resume normal play Press the REPEAT button repeatedly until REPEAT OFF appears in the display To change the portion to be repeated Do the procedure above to set a new starting point and ending point When Auto Pause or Auto Cue is selected the player pauses at the starting point of the portion to be repeated or the beginning of the track s contained in the specified portion 25 Playing Tracks Repeatedly To make settings for Repeat All Play Repeat 1 Play and Repeat A B Play by menu operation To make settings for Repeat A B Play do the procedure below while the player is playing 1 Press the MENU EXTT button rotate the AMS control until REPEAT Mode appears in the display and then pre
20. ECT button There is abnormality in inserting the CD or the CD itself Keep pressing the amp EJECT button for about 8 seconds to take out the CD forcibly and check it There is no sound The connecting cables are not connected firmly Check the connection The amplifier is not operated correctly Operate the amplifier correctly The PHONE LEVEL control is turned down Turn the control clockwise to turn up the output to the headphones The AC power cord is not connected firmly Check the connection The player does not play No disc is loaded Inserta CD The CD is inserted with its label side down Insert it correctly The CD is dirty Clean the CD The condensation has formed inside the player Take out the CD and leave the player turned on for about an hour then turn it off and then turn it on again The remote does not work There is an obstacle between the player and the remote Remove the obstacle The remote is not pointed towards the remote sensor Point the remote towards the player The batteries inside the remote are drained Replace the batteries with new ones The control S cable is connected to the CTRL S IN connector of the player Remove the cable from the connector 38 Specifications System Frequency response 20 Hz to 20 kHz 0 5 dB Signal to noise ratio More than 98 dB Harmonic distortion Les
21. S O N Y 2 347 895 11 1 0 Compact Disc Player Operating Instructions Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference The supplied CD ROM includes operating instructions for the CD player English Japanese French German Italian Spanish and Chinese versions For details see Using the CD ROM Manual on page 12 dise DIGITAL AUDIO CDP D12 2003 Sony Corporation Owner s Record The model and serial numbers are located at the rear of the unit Record the serial number in the space provided below Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product Model No CDP D12 Serial No To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture To prevent fire do not cover the ventilation of the apparatus with newspapers tablecloths curtains etc And don t place lighted candles on the apparatus To prevent fire or shock hazard do not place objects filled with liquids such as vases on the apparatus The unit is not disconnected from the AC power source mains as long as itis connected to the wall outlet even if the unit itself has been turned off To avoid electrical shock do not open the cabinet Refer servicing to qualified personnel only CAUTION To prevent electric shock match wide blade of plug to wide slot fully inserted CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO
22. acks in random order or with Program Play to repeat all the tracks in the program You can also repeat a specific track or a portion within a track or the portion exceeding the boundaries of the tracks MENU EXIT OO eeo il 000 ooo ee 3 ie If you turn off the player or disconnect the power cord the player will store the last repeat play setting REPEAT ALL or REPEAT 1 and recall the setting the next time you turn on the player The A B Repeat Play setting however will be erased when you cue to another track by rotating the AMS control or by pressing the k amp or PPI button on the remote stop playback or press one of the PLAY MODE buttons on the remote Repeating all the tracks on the CD Repeat All Play Press the REPEAT button on the remote repeatedly until REPEAT ALL appears in the display When you play a CD the player repeats the tracks as follows When the play mode is The player repeats Normal play page 21 Shuffle Play page 27 Program Play page 28 All the tracks in sequence All the tracks in random order All the tracks in the program in sequence To resume normal play Press the REPEAT button repeatedly until REPEAT OFF appears in the display Repeating the current track Repeat 1 Play While the track you want to repeat is being played press the REP
23. appears in the display 2 Rotate the AMS control until Auto CUE appears in the display and then press the control 3 Rotate the AMS to select the threshold level and then press the control Five threshold levels can be set 72 dB 66 dB 60 dB 54 dB 48 dB 4 Press the MENU EXIT button to complete the setting Changing the Playback Speed Vari Speed Play The playing time can be adjusted by varying the playback speed within a range of 12 5 When the playback speed is set lower than 0 the pitch falls when it is set higher than 0 the pitch rises The selected speed is memorized even after Vari Speed Play is turned off When you select Vari Speed Play again the player begins playing in the selected speed MENU EXIT VARI SPEED ON OFF VARI SPEED AMS VARI SPEED LES While the player is playing in Vari Speed Play digital audio devices connected to the player may not receive digital signals from the player properly In this case connect the player to analog audio devices Varying the playback speed on the player 1 press the VARI SPEED button The V SPEED indicator lights up in the display and the current setting of the playback speed appears for about four seconds 2 Rotate the AMS control while pressing down the VARI SPEED button to select the playback speed and then release the VARI SPEED button The playback speed can
24. ay with multiple CDP D12s Remote control unit o Control S output connector Na J D PLAY MODE buttons O Numeric buttons O gt 20 button DISPLAY O DISPLAY button O MUSIC SCAN button O A CUE A PAUSE button O MARK button D Program Play operation buttons Q LOCATE button O Repeat Play operation buttons O Vari Speed Play operation buttons O H button D button O E button O lea 1 buttons O lt lt PP buttons O SLOW lt lt PP buttons O Control S output connector mini jack To use the supplied remote control unit as a wired remote control unit connect this connector to the CTRL S IN connector on the main unit with the supplied control S cable When the control S cable is connected to the control S output connector infrared emission from the remote control unit is disabled To use the remote control unit as a wireless remote control unit be sure to disconnect the control S cable from both the control S output connector and the CTRL S IN connector on the player O DISPLAY button Press to change the information in the display O MUSIC SCAN button Press to play a portion of the beginning of each track O A CUE A PAUSE button Press to select Auto Cue Auto Pause or normal play O MARK button Press to set a point within a track to be cued to by the LOCATE button O LOCATE button Press to cue to and pause at the point se
25. be adjusted in 0 5 intervals While changing the playback speed the display shows the information depending on the status of the player as follows While the player is stopped Play speed Total playing time of the CD when played back at the selected speed While the player is playing or paused Time data of the track when played back at the selected speed V SPEED Playback speed Lg If while the V SPEED indicator is lit you press down the VARI SPEED button and then release it without selecting a playback speed the indicator turns off and Vari Speed Play is canceled To resume normal play Press the VARI SPEED button to turn off the V SPEED indicator Varying the playback speed with the remote 1 Press the VARI SPEED ON OFF button The V SPEED indicator lights up in the display 2 Press the VARI SPEED buttons repeatedly to select the playback speed The playback speed can be adjusted in 0 596 intervals To resume normal play Press the VARI SPEED ON OFF button to turn off the V SPEED indicator To change the playback speed by menu operation 1 Press the VARI SPEED button or VARI SPEED ON OFF button on the remote to turn on the V SPEED indicator in the display 2 Press the MENU EXIT button rotate the AMS control until Variable appears in the display and then press the control 33 Changing the Playback Speed Vari Speed Play 3 Rotate the AMS control to select the playback speed a
26. connector Q PHONES connector Connect headphones here Q VARI SPEED variable speed button Used to vary the playback speed of a track O CD operation buttons lt gt gt search buttons Press to locate a specific part within a track II play pause button Press during playback to pause or during pause to resume playback E stop button Press to stop play O A CUE auto cue button Press to select Auto Cue Auto Pause or normal play D AMS control Rotate to locate tracks or to select a menu item D 5 EJECT button Press to eject the CD O Remote sensor Point the supplied remote control unit towards this area for remote operations Keep the remote sensor away from direct sunlight or strong illumination Strong light may cause the remote control function to fail 13 Function of Parts and Controls Rear panel Q PARALLEL connector O RS 232C serial interface connector I OPTICAL connector O ANALOG OUT UNBAL connectors O OUTPUT LEVEL switch I i te I las d REMOTE E Do I m E A I x o ANALOG OUT UNBAL J ANALOG OUT BAL O RELAY IN OUT connectors 6 AC power cord Q ANALOG OUT BAL connectors Q COAXIAL connector 9 CTRL S IN connector O PARALLEL connector D sub 9 pin female Connects to external control devices for remote control O RS 23
27. djusted while listening to the playback 1 While the player is stopped press the MENU EXIT button rotate the AMS control until Rehearsal appears in the display and then press the control After a few seconds Rehearsal Start appears and a few seconds of the track up to the marked point begins to play back repeatedly Marked point 2 Rotate the AMS control to move the marked point The time indication of the moved point and Pos ok alternates in the display The point can be moved up to 8 seconds in the forward or reverse direction in 5 frame intervals 5 frames approximately 0 0667 seconds Amount of shift 3 After adjusting the point press the AMS control Rehearsal Complete appears in the display for a few seconds 4 Press the MENU EXTT button to complete the setting f no point is marked Rehearsal does not appear in the display in the step 1 of the procedure above f you press the MENU EXIT button without moving the marked point Not Changed appears in the display The point can be moved within the boundaries of one track it cannot be moved to the other track Cueing to the marked point Locate Press the LOCATE button The player cues to the marked point and pauses When the marked point is located the player may pause at a point several frames after the marked point due to the recording condition of the disc If the time of the marked point is near the change over to t
28. ed press the MENU EXIT button to display MENU Mode The available menu items may vary according to the current status of the player Item Function Parameters Factory setting Reference page PLAY Mode Selects the playback mode CONTINUE CONTINUE 21 27 19 SHUFFLE PROGRAM REPEAT Mode Selects the repeat play mode OFF ALL 1 A B OFF 25 26 Music SCAN Selects the scanning time of each 6sec to 20sec 10sec 23 track Auto CUE Selects the threshold level for Auto 72dB 66dB 72dB 32 Cue 60dB 54dB 48dB Variable Selects the playback speed 12 5 to 12 5 0 33 PAUSE lt lt gt gt Sets the sound output for search SOUND ON SOUND OFF 24 function SOUND OFF Rehearsal Adjusts the marked point 8s00f to 8s00f9 30 Direct MARK Marks a point by entering track number t m s 30 and time data PLAY PAUSE Locks unlocks the amp EJECT button EJ Enable EJ Enable 21 EJ Disable Timer Activates deactivates timer activated PLAY OFF OFF 35 playback Parallel Assigns the functions of the PARALLEL User Preset Preset 18 connector 1 Adjustable in 1 second steps 2 Adjustable in 0 5 steps 3 Adjustable in 5 frame steps 4 When User is selected you can assign the function for each terminal of the PARALLEL connector For details see page 18 36 Display Messages Last Mode Memory Table of display messages The following table shows the various messages tha
29. emaining voltage at ON Less than 0 5 V Maximum current at ON 100 mA Standing voltage 20 V Fader Play Fader Play is available only when the CDP D12 is connected to a mixer equipped with a remote fader function in which the o position lowest position is OFF and all other positions are ON If you connect the mixer s fader to the CDP D12 s PARALLEL connector terminal to which the Fader PLAY function is assigned the fader can be used to control player operations When the fader is lowered to oo the player cues to and pauses at the beginning of the next track When the fader is changed to another position the player starts playing the track To do 1 Track Repeat Play Because of the design of the CDP D12 if you cue to the next track during 1 Track Repeat Play the player will play the next track repeatedly To do repeat play of only one track using Fader Play make a program containing that track only see Programming the tracks on page 28 and select Repeat All Play see Playing Tracks Repeatedly on page 25 on the player Connecting the RELAY IN OUT connectors When you connect multiple CDP D12s through the RELAY IN OUT connectors control signals are sent through the connectors to cause the players to play in sequence Connect the RELAY OUT connector of the first player to the RELAY IN connector of the second player using an optional stereo mini plug cable RK G136 etc Do the same with succeeding play
30. eptacles and the Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with S caution when moving the cart apparatus m combination to avoid injury from tip over Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 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 point where they exit from the apparatus the apparatus When a cart is used use Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing not operate normally or has been dropped For the customers in the U S A 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 communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be det
31. eration 19 Connection Connecting the RS 232C connector The RS 232C connector can be used for connecting external control devices For details on control protocols consult Sony service personnel Connecting the CTRL S IN connector When using the supplied remote control unit as a wired remote control unit use the supplied control S cable to connect the control S connector in the infrared emission section of the remote control unit to the CTRL S IN connector An external control device equipped with a control S connector can also be connected in the same manner In either case it is possible to control the same functions as the supplied remote control unit when used as a wireless remote control unit Lg When the control S cable is connected to the CTRL S IN connector infrared reception of the player is disabled To use the supplied remote control unit as a wireless remote control unit be sure to disconnect the control S cable from both the control S output connector on the remote control unit and the CTRL S IN connector on the player Connecting the OPTICAL connector Use an optional optical digital cable to connect an MD deck or an amplifier equipped with an optical input connector to this connector Connecting the COAXIAL connector Use an optional coaxial digital cable to connect an MD deck or an amplifier equipped with a coaxial input connector to this connector 20 Connecting the ANALOG OUT UNBAL c
32. ermined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and 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 You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment The shielded interface cable recommended in this manual must be used with this equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation For the customers in the U S A and Canada Caution Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure DANGER INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM This label is located on the top DANGER i RADIATIONS INVISIBLES DU LASER EN CAS D OUVERTURE exterior EVITER TOUTE EXPOSITION DIRECT
33. ers If you connect all the players in the loop continuous repeat playback is possible 1st player Last player ella amp Jo s o OO To do Relay Play properly two lines of control signals are required Be sure to use stereo type mini plug cables for the connections Using the monaural mini plug cables may result in operation failure Relay Play may not be carried out properly if the cables with resistor are used for connection Relay Play When multiple CDP D12s are connected as shown above when playback on the first player ends control signals are output through the RELAY OUT connector to the RELAY IN connector on the second player and playback on the second player starts to automatically If the second player is connected a third player via the RELAY IN OUT connectors playback on the third player will start when playback on the second player ends and so on f one of the players is set to Repeat All Play Repeat Play or Repeat A B Play no control signals are output from that player and Relay Play ends at that point All of the following conditions must be met on the second and succeeding players in order to perform Relay Play CDs which can be played are inserted in the players Players are stopped Players are not in menu op
34. essssesereressnsrrr rr ana 23 Locating a track by listening to the beginning of each track Music Scan 23 Locating a Particular Point in a Track 24 Locating a point while monitoring the sound 24 Locating a point by observing the time indication sees 24 Playing Tracks Repeatedly 25 Repeating all the tracks on the CD Repeat All Play esee 25 Repeating the current track Repeat 1 Play 25 Repeating a specific portion Repeat A B Play esee 25 Playing Tracks in Random Order Shuffle Play rere retur ennt nn nn nan 27 Creating Your Own Program Program Play euer 28 Programming the tracks ssosssoossoesosressersnrna 28 Checking the contents of the program 28 Changing the contents of the program 29 Quickly Accessing a Specified Point Mark amp Locate s 30 Marking the point Mark 30 Adjusting the marked point Rehearsal 30 Cueing to the marked point Locate 31 Locating the Beginning of a Track Auto Pause Auto Cue 32 Pausing after playback of each track Auto Pause ueterem eter eet des 32 Playing sound content instantly Auto Cue 32 Changing the Playback Speed Vari Speed Play
35. ettings that the player memorizes and the status of the player After playback After taking After turning Setting that the player memorizes finishes out the CD off the power Play mode normal playback Program Play Shuffle Play Yes Yes Yes Repeat play mode Yes Yes Yes Selection of Auto Cue or Auto Pause Yes Yes Yes Vari Speed Play Yes Yes Yes Sound output setting for search function Yes Yes Yes The contents of the program Yes No Yes Marked point Yes No No Start point and end point of A B Repeat Play No No No Music Scan No No No Lock unlock status of the amp EJECT button Yes Yes Yes Timer activated playback Yes Yes Yes Threshold level setting for Auto Cue Yes Yes Yes Scanning time of each track for Music Scan Yes Yes Yes User settings for the PARALLEL connector Yes Yes Yes 1 Repeat All Play or Repeat 1 Play only 2 When the player is turned off while the CD is still loaded only the first 24 tracks of the program are memorized 37 Troubleshooting Guide If you experience any of the following difficulties while using the player use this troubleshooting guide to help you remedy the problem Should any problem persists consult your nearest dealer Symptom Disc Error appears in the display Cause There is abnormality in inserting the CD or the CD itself Remedy Take out the CD and check it The CD cannot be ejected by pressing the amp EJ
36. he next second the time of the located point may differ by one second with the time of the marked point f during Program Play you press the LOCATE button but the track containing the marked point is not included in the program XX t Not PRG appears in the display X X indicates a track number 31 Locating the Beginning of a Track Auto Pause Auto Cue Two functions are provided for locating the beginning of the track When Auto Pause is selected the player pauses at the beginning of the next track after playback of each track When Auto Cue is selected the player pauses at the beginning of the next track after skipping the portion with no sound allowing immediate playback of the sound content MENU EXIT Il SOS Numeric ie C Ko O buttons IE O o A CUE A PAUSE SS CO AMS A CUE gt pe Jes ta 5 eJ PPI Pausing after playback of each track Auto Pause The player pauses automatically at the beginning of the next track This function is convenient for recording a single track or several tracks that are not seguential Press the AeCUE button or A CUE A PAUSE button on the remote repeatedly until AUTO PAUSE appears in the display To resume normal play Press the AeCUE button or A CUE A PAUSE button on the remote repeatedly until AUTO OFF appears in the display Playing sound content instantly Au
37. ing of the current track rotate AMS counterclockwise or press the kd button on the remote once Note that you cannot locate and play tracks that have already played once To make settings for Shuffle Play by menu operation 1 Press the MENU EXIT button rotate the AMS control until PLAY Mode appears in the display and then press the control 2 To select Shuffle Play Rotate the AMS control until SHUFFLE appears in the display and then press the control To resume normal play Rotate the AMS control until CONTINUE appears in the display and then press the control 3 Press the MENU EXTT button to complete the setting 21 Creating Your Own Program Program Play You can pick out the tracks that you like and specify the playback order in a program containing up to 99 tracks CONTINUE PROGRAM Numeric buttons MENU EXIT Programming the tracks 1 While the player is stopped press the PROGRAM button on the remote The PROGRAM indicator lights up and PROGRAM appears in the display 2 Press the numeric button s on the remote to enter a track number If you entered the wrong track number Press the CLEAR button on the remote to erase the wrong track number and then do step 2 above again To enter a track number over 20 Use the gt 20 button page 23 3 Repeat step 2 to enter other tracks Each time a track is added to the
38. kes it easy to adjust the playing time Mark amp Locate function Through simple operations any point on the CD can be marked and then located Auto Pause and Auto Cue functions The Auto Pause function pauses playback after each track while the Auto Cue function locates the point where the audio content begins and pauses at that point RELAY IN OUT connectors Sequential playback is possible over multiple CDP D12 units linked by the RELAY IN OUT connectors Precautions Notes on use The CDP D12 must be used within a temperature range of 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Installing the CDP D12 in a hot place or in a place exposed to direct sunlight may cause it to malfunction or the color finish to fade Do not place the CDP D12 near a heat source such as lighting equipment or a power amplifier After using the CDP D12 in a place that is moist dusty place or exposed to activated gas clean the surface and the connectors as soon as possible If you do not or if the CDP D12 is kept in such a place the service life of the player may be shortened Clean the surface and the connectors of the CDP D12 with a dry soft cloth Never use thinner benzene alcohol or any other chemicals since these may mar the finish Installation Do not place the CDP D12 in the following places On an unstable place or uneven surface e On a carpet or mattress Humid or poorly ventilated places Dusty places
39. laitteen p lle l aseta nestett sis lt vi esineit kuten maljakoita laitteen p lle tulipalo ja s hk iskuvaaran vuoksi J rjestelm on kytkettyn verkkovirtaan aina kun se on liitettyn pistorasiaan vaikka virta olisi katkaistu laitteen virtakytkimell S hk iskun v ltt miseksi ei koteloa saa avata Anna vain asiantuntijan suorittaa huolto CDP D12 on luokiteltu CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LUOKAN 1 LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE LASERLAITTEEKSI KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE tarra sijaitsee laitteen yl pinnalla HUOMATUS LUOKAN 1M N KYM T N LASERS TEILY LAITTEEN OLLESSA AUKI L KATSO SUORAAN OPTISIN LAITTEIN Laserdiodin ominaisuudet Luokka 1M IEC60825 1 1993 A1 1997 A2 2001 EN60825 1 1994 A11 1996 A2 2001 Aallon pituus 780 nm Valityksen kesto Jatkuva Laserl hd n teho 30 mW maks Table of Contents OVervieW Ss e aa aa Saber ER 8 Prec utionS iusta isniuo cs rala areia sonda 9 Notes On use tee Tane SERERE 9 Installation ep etie rit E retentis 9 Note on adjusting the volume 9 On condensation in the player s 9 On CLEANING isi s vasen nainen ER ns 9 On carrying the player 9 After inserting the CD sees 9 Handling CDS i i 10 System Configuration 11 Using the CD ROM Manual 12 CD ROM system requirements
40. nd then press the control While the player is stopped Total playing time of the CD when played back at the selected speed V SPEED Playback speed Total playing time of the CD when played back at normal speed 0 While the player is playing or paused Total playing time of the track when played back at the selected speed Playback speed Total playing time of the track when played back at normal speed 0 4 Press the MENU EXTT button to complete the setting 34 Timer activated Playback When the player is connected to an external audio timer playback can be started or stopped at the specified time For details refer to the operation manual of the timer MENU EXIT 1 Connect the player to an audio timer and turn on the timer Do steps 1 and 2 on Playing a CD on page 21 Rotate the AMS control until Timer appears in the display and then press the control Rotate the AMS control until PLAY appears in the display and then press the control Press the MENU EXIT button to exit the menu operation o o RA EO N Set the timer as reguired When you have set the time for the start of playback the player turns off When the specified time arrives the player turns on and starts playing When you have set the time for the end of playback playback continues When the specified time arrives the player stops playback and turns off
41. nkant CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT LET OP KLASSE 1M ONZICHTBARE LASERSTRALING INDIEN GEOPEND NIET RECHTSTREEKS MET OPTISCHE INSTRUMENTEN IN DE STRAAL KIJKEN Eigenschappen van de laserdiode Klasse 1M IEC60825 1 1993 A1 1997 A2 2001 EN60825 1 1994 A11 1996 A2 2001 Golflengte 780 nm Emissieduur Continu Laser uitgangsvermogen 30 mW max ADVERTENCIA Para evitar o risco de incendio ou chogue el ctrico n o exponha o aparelho chuva nem humidade Para evitar inc ndio n o cubra as ventila es do aparelho com jornais toalhas cortinas etc E n o coloque velas acesas sobre aparelho Para evitar o risco de inc ndio ou choque el ctrico n o coloque objectos cheios de l quidos tal como vasos em cima do aparelho O aparelho n o estar desligado da corrente CA rede enquanto o cabo de alimenta o estiver ligado a uma tomada de rede mesmo que o aparelho tenha sido desligado Para evitar descargas el ctricas n o abra o aparelho Pe a assist ncia somente a t cnicos especializados O CDP D12 classificado como CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT produto com laser da classe 1 A etiqueta CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT encontra se na parte superior externa do aparelho CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT PERIGO EXPOSI O A RADIA O LASER INVIS VEL DA CLASSE 1M QUANDO ABERTO N O OBSERVE DIRECTAMENT
42. nt solution Do not use any type of abrasive pad scouring powder or solvent such as alcohol or benzene On carrying the player Always remove the CD before transporting the player After inserting the CD A beep or mechanical noise may be heard This is caused by the automatic adjustment of the servomechanism inside the player A noise may also be heard if the inserted CD is warped due to an automatic adjustment function Precautions Handling CDs Handling When holding the CD do not touch the recorded side the side without the label Do not attach any paper or seals onto the CD The CDP D12 can play round CDs only Playing irregularly shaped CDs such as star shaped or heart shaped CDs may damage the player Do not use CDs on which labels or stickers have been attached for example by second hand CD or CD rental shops Preservation Do not leave CDs in a place subject to high temperature or high humidity especially places exposed to direct sunlight Store CDs in their case CDs that are piled or stacked without cases may become deformed Cleaning Fingerprints or dust will affect the quality of the sound Keep CDs clean When cleaning a CD wipe it with a soft cloth from the center outward 10 f the CD is extremely dirty wipe it with a soft cloth lightly moistened with water and then finish with a dry cloth Do not use solvents such as benzene record cleaner or a
43. nti static spray intended for vinyl LPs Notes on CD R CD RW playback Discs recorded on a CD R CD RW drive may not play back due to scratches dirt recording conditions or properties of the drive In addition discs for which the recording process was not finalized cannot be played back System Configuration Sample configuration for AV presentations is given below CDP D12 DVD player PC or VTR O etc e e Powered Mixer 2 IS HI Diversity tuner module SRP X700 UHF antenna Projector Q BNC cable O XLR cable or pin cable O Speaker cable O D sub cable video cable O D sub cable O Audio connecting cable 11 Using the CD ROM Manual The supplied CD ROM contains operating instructions for the CDP D12 in English Japanese French German Italian Spanish and Chinese CD ROM system requirements The following are required to access the supplied CD ROM disc Computer PC with MMX Pentium 166 MHz or faster CPU or Macintosh computer with Power PC CPU Installed memory 64 MB or more CD ROM drive x8 or faster Monitor Monitor supporting a resolution of 800 x 600 or higher When these requirements are not met access to the CD ROM disc may be slow or not possible at all Preparations The following software must be installed on your com
44. o coaxial input connector CDP D12 Supplied remote control Digital audio unit or control equipment equipment To control S output connector The factory set terminal assignments of the Connecting the PARALLEL PARALLEL connector are as follows connector 54321 00000 O O 9876 Terminal number Remote control can be conducted by connecting simple circuits to the PARALLEL connector Connecting an input circuit to an input terminal and the ground terminal allows the function assigned to N Terminal that terminal to operate No Input output Function Name in Menu mode The output terminals provide open collector output 1 Input PLAY P Inputi By connecting an output circuit to the output 2 pem PAUSE P Input terminals the LEDs on the connected device can light a mem STOP SE dei up to show the status of the CDP D12 The following p a E p figures show examples of input and output circuits 4 Input Input 5 Input AMS P Input5 E le of tput Example of an input 6 GND Y xample of an outpu circuit n circuit 7 Output PLAY P Outputi FSS Input terminals 8 Output PAUSE P Output2 84 CDP D1 1st to 5th 9 Output NO DISC P Output3 Terminals terminais 7tht o Terminals 1 to 5 are fixed to input and 7 to 9 are fixed rth terminals i i to output The function of terminals 1 to 5 input b NDA terminals P Input1 to P Input5 and 6 to 9 output Sense CSA olov
45. on The search speed varies depending on the status of the player playback or pause and the buttons used Buttons used During play During pause lt P on the player standard low speed lt lt PP gt on the remote standard standard SLOW lt p gt low speed low speed Locating a point by observing the time indication This operation is possible only when PAUSE bb is set to SOUND OFF No sound is output at this time Press down the lt lt or PP button on the player or remote or press down the SLOW lt lt or PP button on the remote during playback or pause When you reach the desired point release the button The search speed varies depending on the status of the player playback or pause and the buttons used Buttons used During play During pause lt P on the player standard high speed lt lt bP gt on the remote standard high speed SLOW lt p gt low speed low speed When OVER appears in the display The disc has reached the end while you re pressing the PP button Rotate the AMS control counterclockwise or press the lt lt button or press the lt lt button to go back If the disc reaches the end while you are pressing the PP button or the SLOW PP button on the remote during playback the player stops Playing Tracks Repeatedly You can play an entire CD repeatedly This function can be used with Shuffle Play to repeat all the tr
46. onnectors Use an optional pin type audio connecting cable to connect analog audio equipment to these connectors Connecting the ANALOG OUT BAL connectors Use the optional XLR type audio connecting cables to connect analog audio equipment to these connectors When using these connectors the output level can be set by the OUTPUT LEVEL selector on the rear panel of the player Selector position Output level 4 dBu Outputs digital 20 dB signals at 4 dBu Outputs digital 20 dB in signals at 10 dBu 10 dBu The pin assignments of the ANALOG OUT BAL connector are as follows The output terminals are equivalent to the XLR 3 32 1 GND 2 HOT 3 COLD Mounting the player in a rack The CDP D12 can be mounted in an EIA standard 19 inch rack Pull out the plastic pins from the four feet on the bottom of the player and remove the feet Then mount the player in the rack Playing a CD The basic CD playback procedure and operations are explained below POWER CD insertion slot E oC Zagl O SEJECT MENU EXIT H PHONE LEVEL AMS LJ PHONES 1 Press the POWER switch to turn on the player 2 Insert a CD with its label side up into the CD insertion slot When you insert the CD it is automatically pulled in and loaded 3 Press the EH button or the gt button on the remote to start playback You can also start
47. operly aligned to the markings in the battery compartment About battery life Under normal conditions the batteries should last for about six months When the remote controller no longer operates the player replace both batteries with new ones Incorrect use of the batteries may cause a battery leakage or an explosion Keep the following Insert the batteries with correct polarity Do not use a new battery with an old one Do not charge the batteries If you don t use the remote control unit for an extended period of time remove the batteries to avoid possible damage from battery leakage and corrosion If battery leakage has occurred wipe inside the battery compartment and insert new batteries Keep the remote sensor away from direct sunlight or strong illumination Strong light may cause the remote control function to fail Connection Connection to other devices The CDP D12 can be connected to other devices as shown below Be sure the connections are firm to prevent hum and noise Before making connections be sure each component is turned off Digital audio To RS 232C connector Control device equipment To parallel To optical To analog input UNBAL connector input connectors connector REMOTE emes or ANALOG OUT UNBAL To analog input BAL connectors To an AC outlet To RELAY IN OUT connectors T
48. playback by pressing the AMS control If necessary rotate the AMS control or press PI on the remote repeatedly to locate the track you want to start playing from Basic playback operations To Do the following Stop play Press the Bil button Pause play Press the Ill button or the II button on the remote Resume play Press the I button or the Hl or after pausing button on the remote Locate a succeeding track Rotate the AMS control clockwise or press the bb button on the remote repeatedly Rotate the AMS control counterclockwise or press the I button on the remote repeatedly Locate the beginning of the current track or a preceding track Eject the CD Press the amp EJECT button after stopping play The CD is ejected halfway and stops After about 16 seconds the CD player pulls in the CD again to protect it To use headphones Connect headphones to the PHONES jack and adjust the volume by turning the PHONE LEVEL control To lock the amp EJECT button To prevent ejection of the CD by mistake during playback or pause the amp EJECT button can be locked by a menu operation 1 While the player is stopped press the MENU EXIT button MENU Mode appears in the display 2 Rotate the AMS control until PLAY PAUSE appears in the display and then press the control 3 Rotate the AMS control until EJ Disable appears in the display and
49. program the total number of tracks and total playing time of the program are recalculated and appear in the display 4 Press the gt button on the remote or the EH button on the player to start Program Play The program remains even after Program Play ends or is stopped Press the gt button or the Il button to play the program again To resume normal play Press the CONTINUE button to display CONTINUE in the display window 28 To enter the tracks while checking the total playing time of the program In step 2 or 3 above press the I or PPI button repeatedly until the track number you want to add to the program appears The selected track number and total playing time including the track appear in the display If you press the PROGRAM button at this time the track is added to the program The program is erased when normal play or Shuffle Play is selected or the CD is ejected When the player is turned off or the AC power cord is disconnected tracks after the 25th in the program are erased Up to 99 tracks and up to 888 minutes of tracks can be programmed If you attempt to program more Program Full or Time FULL appears in the display Checking the contents of the program While the PROGRAM indicator lights up in the display press the CHECK button on the remote While the player is stopped Each time the CHECK button is pressed the number and playing time of each of the programmed tracks a
50. puter in order to use the documents contained in the CD ROM disc Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 4 0 or higher or Netscape Navigator Version 4 0 or higher Adobe Acrobat Reader Version 4 0 or higher ES If Microsoft Internet Explorer is not installed it may be downloaded from the following URL http www microsoft com ie If Netscape Navigator is not installed it may be downloaded from the following URL http home netscape com f Adobe Acrobat Reader is not installed it may be downloaded from the following URL http www adobe com products acrobat readstep html 12 Reading the CD ROM manual To read the operating instructions contained in the CD ROM disc do the following 1 Insert the CD ROM disc in your CD ROM drive A cover page appears automatically in your browser If it does not appear automatically in the browser double click the index htm file on the CD ROM disc 2 Select and click the operating instructions that you want to read A PDF file of the operating instructions opens If you lose the CD ROM disc or become unable to read its content for example because of a hardware failure contact a Sony service representative About trademarks MMX and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and or other countries Power PC is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation Macintosh is a registered t
51. rademark of Apple Computer Inc Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries Netscape Navigator is a registered trademark of netscape Communications Corporation in the United States and or other countries Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and or other countries Function of Parts and Controls Front panel POWER switch O CD insertion slot O Display window O MENU EXIT button O DISPLAY button 9 LOCATE button Q PHONE LEVEL control PHONES cu vm MAX 2 EJECT button D Remote sensor 3 PHONES connector 9 VARI SPEED button CD operation buttons A CUE auto cue button AMS control Q POWER switch Press to turn the player on or off O CD insertion slot Insert the CD here with its label side up The CD is automatically pulled in and loaded 8 cm CDs single CDs can be played without an adapter O Display window Shows information about the inserted CD such as playing time or remaining playing time of the track or CD Q MENU EXIT button Press to display menu settings or to cancel a menu operation O DISPLAY button Press to change the information in the display Q LOCATE button Press to pause at the point set by the Mark function Q PHONE LEVEL control Turn to adjust the volume of headphones connected to the PHONES
52. re displayed in sequence After about four seconds the display returns to the status before the CHECK button was pressed Track number being checked Playing time of the track being checked PROGRAM Order in the program Total number of tracks in the program After about four seconds Playing time of the last track in the program Last track number in the program PROGRAM Total number of tracks in the Total playing time of the program program While the player is playing or paused Each time the CHECK button is pressed the number and playing time of the current and those of the succeeding tracks in the program are displayed in sequence Track number of the Elapsed time of the current current track track 8t Umiss 04 7105 Track number being checked Order in the Total number of program tracks in the program ES After about a second Track number of the current track Elapsed time of the current track PROGRAM O0 vu Tore 33 D 1 Track number being Playing time of the track checked being checked J After about three seconds Elapsed time of the current track Track number of the current track Om18 02 410 S Sg PROGRAM Order in the program of the current track Total number of tracks in the program Changing the contents of the program While the player is stopped and the PROGRAM indicator lights up in the display do one
53. s than 0 006 Channel separation More than 87 dB 1 kHz Analog output ANALOG OUT BAL Terminal type XLR 3 32 male Maximum output level 10 24 dBu selectable 0 dBu 0 775 Vrms Load impedance More than 6009 ANALOG OUT UNBAL Terminal type Phono jack Maximum output level 8 dBu 0 dBu 0 775 Vrms Load impedance More than 10 KQ PHONES Terminal type Stereo phone jack Maximum output level 0 to 10 mW Load impedance 320 Digital output DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL Terminal type Optical connector DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL Terminal type Phono jack Load impedance 750 Sony Corporation http www sony net General Power reguirements Model for Europe 230 V AC 50 60 Hz Model for the U S A and Canada 120 V AC 60 Hz Power consumption Model for Europe 16 W Model for the U S A and Canada 18 W Peak inrush current 1 Power ON current probe method 1 A 240 V 2 Hot switching inrush current measured in accordance with European standard EN55103 1 1 A 230 V 482 x 44 x 285 mm 19 x 13 4x 11 1 4 in w h d approx Mass 4 0 kg 8 Ib 13 oz approx Operating temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Dimensions 265 Unit mm Supplied accessories Remote controller 1 R6 size A A batteries 2 Control S connecting cable 1 CD ROM 1 Warranty booklet 1
54. ss the control 2 To select Repeat All Play or Repeat 1 Play Rotate the AMS control until REPEAT ALL or REPEAT 1 appears in the display and then press the control To select Repeat A B Play 1 While the player is playing rotate the AMS control until REPEAT A B appears in the display and then press the control 2 Press the AMS control at the starting point point A of the portion to be played repeatedly 3 Continue playing the track or press the P button to locate the ending point point B and then press the AMS control To resume normal play Rotate the AMS control until REPEAT OFF appears in the display and then press the control 3 Press the MENU EXTT button to complete the setting 26 Playing Tracks in Random Order Shuffle Play When you select Shuffle Play the player plays all the tracks on the CD in random order MENU EXIT 1 While the player is stopped press the PLAY MODE button on the remote repeatedly until the SHUFFLE indicatior lights up and SHUFFLE appears in the display 2 Press the gt button on the remote Shuffle Play starts To resume normal play Press the CONTINUE button to display CONTINUE in the display window To locate next track during Shuffle Play To locate the next track to be played rotate the AMS control clockwise or press the PPI button on the remote once To locate the beginn
55. t appear in the display and their meanings Message Meaning No Disc No CD is inserted Disc Error An error occurred during loading or ejection of the CD An error occurred during reading of the CD Play was interrupted due to a defect in the CD OVER The end of the disc was reached as you pressed the button while searching for a particular track position Timer Play The time specified by Timer activated Play has arrived and the CD player has started playing XX t Not PRG During Program Play an attempt was made to cue to a track not contained in the program Not Changed Rehearsal play was canceled without any adjustment made to the cue point Program Full An attempt was made to program a 100th track Time Full An attempt was made to program tracks totaling more than 888 minutes of playing time CDP D12 A CD is being loaded Welcome The loaded CD is being read Remote ON Control of the player by a control device connected to the CD player has begun Remote OFF Control of the player by a control device connected to the CD player has ended Remote An attempt was made to operate the CD player while a control device was controlling the player XX indicates a track number Last mode memory After playback finishes after taking out the CD and even after turning off the power the player memorizes various settings The following table shows the relationship between the s
56. t by the MARK button 15 Function of Parts and Controls O Vari Speed Play operation buttons VARI SPEED ON OFF button Press to start Vari Speed Play VARI SPEED buttons Press to vary the playback speed in Vari Speed Play O II pause button Press to pause playback Press during pause to resume playback E stop button Press to stop play O lt lt PP search buttons Press to locate a point within a track O SLOW lt lt PP search at low speed buttons Press to locate a point within a track at low speed O KUPP locate buttons Press to locate the beginning of a track D play button Press to start play QD Repeat Play operation buttons REPEAT button Press to play tracks or a specified track repeatedly Press also to cancel A B Repeat Play A B button Press to play a specific portion repeatedly D Program Play operation buttons CHECK button Press to check the contents of the program CLEAR button Press to delete a track from the program D gt 20 button Use to enter a track number over 20 p Numeric buttons 1 to 20 Use to enter a track number directly D PLAY MODE buttons CONTINUE button Press during Shuffle Play or Program Play to change to normal play SHUFFLE button Press to select Shuffle Play PROGRAM button Press to select Program Play 16 Inserting batteries into the remote control unit Insert two R6 size AA batteries with the and terminals pr
57. to Cue It is possible to start playback of the sound content of a track while skipping the silent portion at the beginning T press the A CUE button or A CUE A PAUSE button on the remote repeatedly until AUTO CUE appears in the display 2 Rotate the AMS control or press the K lt or PPI button repeatedly to select the track that you want to play back without the silent portion and then press the control 32 When using numeric buttons to select the track Since the player locates and pauses at the point where sound begins in the selected track it is not necessary to do step 3 below 3 Press the AMS control or the button or the button on the remote AUTO CUE appears in the display and the player locates and pauses at the point at which the sound begins in the selected track 4 Press the C gt H button or the gt button on the remote Sound playback starts immediately To resume normal play Press the AeCUE button or A CUE A PAUSE button on the remote repeatedly until AUTO OFF appears in the display Difference between locating points by Auto Pause and Auto Cue Portion with sound Tracks mm 2nd track 3rd track 1st track Auto Pause HI Auto Cue ll H ll To change the threshold level of the Auto Cue function The player is factory set to a sound threshold of 72 dB 1 While the player is stopped press the MENU EXIT button MENU Mode
58. unction as lt lt button MARK The same function as MARK button on the remote LOCATE The same function as LOCATE button EJECT The same function as amp EJECT button on the main unit Fader PLAY Performs Fader Play page 19 1 Track PLAY The same function as numeric buttons on to 20 Track the remote PLAY OFF No operation 4 Rotate the AMS control until the terminal that you want to assign function to e g P Input1 or P Output2 appears in the display and then push the control 5 Rotate the AMS control until the function that you want to assign to the terminal that you selected appears in the display and then push the control To assign functions to more terminals repeat steps 4 and 5 6 Press the MENU EXIT button to complete the setting When Preset is selected for Parallel you cannot select terminals or assign functions to them To enable the assigning of functions to terminals first select User for Parallel Doing the procedure above with Preset selected for Parallel allows you to check the factory setting for each terminal Electrical specifications for the PARALLEL connector Input terminals Input system Make contact Input ON voltage Less than 0 5 V Input OFF voltage More than 3 V Opening terminal voltage SV Input pulse width More than 100 msec Input standing voltage 0 5 to 10 V Output terminals Output system Open collector for NPN transistor R
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