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IMPORTANT TO SAFETY CAUTION:
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1. Handle the power supply cord carefully.
WARNING: Do not damage or deform the power supply cord. If it is
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT damaged or deformed, it may cause electric shock or maifunc-
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. tion when using. When disconnecting it from wail outlet. be
sure to hold the piug attachment. Do not pull on the cord.
2. Do not open the top caver.
in order to prevent etectric shock. do not open the top cover. if
problems occur, contact your DENON dealer.
NOTE:
This CD player uses a semiconductor laser. To ailow you to enjoy
music with stable operation, we recommend to use it in a raom
whose temperature is between 5°C and 35°C.
3. Do not ptace anything inside.
Do not piace metat objects or spill liquid inside the CD player,
Please check to make sure the following items, aside from the as this may result in electric shocks or malfunction.
CD CART PLAYER
(1) Operating instructions ......
(2) Cartridge (ACD-58) ..
= (3) 3P power supply cord .
(4) Spare fuse ....
Please record and retain the modei name and serial number of
your set shown on the rating label.
Spe: Modei No. ON-951FA Serial No,
TABLE OF CONTENTS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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GENERAL ..
Main Features .
DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTION
1) Names and Functions of the Parts
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) Description of the PLAY/PAUSE,
and STDBY/CUE Operations .
8) Moving the Play Start Position
3) Checking the Play Start Position
2) Presettings ... 10) End Monitor ..... aistongestoeeccds 18
3) Connections .... Beast sicath 10,11 11) Selecting the Track to be Played
4) Housing Disc in and Removing Disc Next During Playback ...... 19
from Cartridge (ACD-5B} ....
5) Loading and Unloading the Cartridg:
BASIC OPERATION 00.0... cece eas
12) Selecting the Index Number to be
Played Next During Playback
13} Ending Playback
1) Before Starting a 14) Resetting the Microprocessor ..
2} Selecting the Play Mode fa] BAR CODE AUTO TRACK SELECT SYSTEM 22
3) Selecting Tracks ......-..-.. (&] CLEANING THE OPTICAL PICKUP LENS 23
i 4) Selecting the index Number 14 (6) COMPACT DISCS .....
POS Eira ae eee et §) Starting Playback 15 {2} TROUBLESHOOTING ..
6) Stopping Playback
[] GENERAL
The DN-951FA CD cart player is a table-top cartridge type CD
player designed for use in broadcast stations, for production, etc.
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The pickup can be moved to any position on the disc using
the manual search operation.
1) Arotary pulse encoder is used for the selector which selects 8) The signals for the left and right channels can be mixed for
tracks and index numbers, making selection simple. mono output.
When the selector is turned, the track or number display 9) The piaying speed can be varied within the range of 0 to
changes, the search operation starts immediately, and the +3%, by 0.2% step.
pickup moves quickly to the play start position. 10} Discs recorded on the CD cart recorder (DN-7700R} and not
2) Playback signals are output immediately when the play inctuding TOCs can be played.
mode is set. 11) The player can be controlled externally via both parallel and
In addition, delay start can be preset. serial remote connectors.
3) The play time display can be switched between the remain- 12) The player can be connected to the fader switch on a mixing
ing time and the elapsed time, depending on the purpose. control console and fade-started.
4} When the STDBY/CUE button is pressed during piayback, 13) The cartridge system offers the following advantages:
the pickup moves to the position at which the play mode was a) Discs {cartridges} can be ioaded and replaced easily.
last set and the standby mode is set, making it simple to b) The discs are protected from scratches, fingerprints, dust,
check the track which is piaying. etc., allowing stable playback over a long period of time.
_ 5) The last section of that track can be monitored by pressing c) Even when the cartridge is loaded is sticks out partially,
the END MON (end monitor) button during the standby so title labei can be attached to it and discs checked even
a mode. when the cartridge is loaded.
6) An€&.0.M. (End of Message) signal can be emitted when near d} Discs can be stored and arranged right in the cartridges.
the end of playback to warn that playback is about to end.
e} A selection Jabel can be attached to the cartridge to select
and play a certain track.
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