User manual NAIM CDP

[. . . ] OWNERS MANUAL CD Players page 1 1. 0 Equipment Installation 2 3 4 5 10 14 18 20 1. 0 Equipment installation Normally your Naim equipment will have been installed by the dealer who sold it to you even if you live outside their immediate vicinity. Your dealer is responsible for making sure that the system sounds exactly as it should and information given here is not intended to reduce this responsibility in any way. 21 1. 1 cables and connections 2. 0 Getting Started 2. 1 switching on and off 2. 2 running in 2. 3 mains supply 2. 4 siting the equipment 2. 5 if you have a problem 3. 0 Warnings 4. 0 Connection 4. 1 mains lead 4. 2 non-rewireable mains plugs 4. 3 fuse carrier 4. 4 plug fuses CDS Player CDX Player CD5 Player Narcom 2 Remote Control CD Player Maintenance, Specifications EC Declaration of Conformity to Appropriate Standards 1. 1 cables and connections PPlease do not modify the standard interconnect cables supplied with your Naim equipment. This is important for safety as well as performance. One end of each cable is marked with a band to establish its correct orientation. [. . . ] For further information refer to the instructions on page 18. On the far right of the display are four indicators. pause When lit, the display shows that pause has been selected from the remote control. time When lit, the display shows total time (in load condition) or elapsed time of track being played (in play condition). To the left of these indicators is an alphanumeric display for track and index numbers, OR time in minutes and seconds, OR various system messages (eg: play, err etc). The full stop on the right of the window comes on when the player receives a signal from the remote control. repeat Shows, when lit, that repeat has been selected when using the remote control. program Shows, when lit, that a program has been stored. For further information please refer to page 18. 10 CDX Player previous next stop play pause time repeat program power mains input link plug fitted to preamplifier CDX output ch1 ch 2 -ve nc nc Connection to optional xps power supply (for improved performance) link plug removed NB - when using the XPS the mains lead to the CDX must be disconnected mains input cable direction marker Interconnect Cables 5 to 5 pin DIN 11 to 11 pin Burndy 11 CDX Player transit lock 1 Remove the transit screw (keep safe). Always replace this before transit or shipping. cdx player operation 1 Open the door. 12 CDX Player cdx player operation (continued) 2 Place the compact disc on the platter. Make sure it is seated properly. 3 Place the clamp on the compact disc. 4 Close the door. 5 Press play 13 cd5 CD5 Player Operation There are four buttons situated on the right hand side of the front panel. Three of these buttons operate differently depending on whether the player is in load condition (after the PLAY button has been pressed). The player returns automatically to load condition either at the end of the last track of a program or when the drawer is opened and closed. previous In load condition searches the table of contents backwards, either one track at a time, or sequentially if you hold the button depressed. Then press PLAY to play the track chosen. In play condition mutes while searching the table of contents backwards, and then plays the track chosen without further command. next The next function operates in the same way as the previous function, but moving forwards through the disc instead of backwards. stop Stops the disc rotating, returns the laser to its inner position, and resets the player to load condition play. play Causes the player to enter play condition. The loaded disc will start to play, beginning with track one, unless another track has been selected. If you press play while a track is already playing, the track will be re-started. These functions are duplicated on the remote control which also provides many additional facilities. For further information please refer to the instructions on page 18. On the far right of the display are four indicators. pause Shows (when lit) that pause has been selected from the remote control. time Shows total time (in load condition) or elapsed time of track being played (in play condition). repeat Shows (when lit) that repeat has been selected when using the remote control. To the left of these indicators is an alpha-numeric display for track and index numbers OR the time in minutes and seconds, OR various system messages, (eg "Err" etc). The full stop on the right of the window comes on when the player receives an infra red signal from the remote control. program Shows (when lit) that a program has been stored. For further information please refer to the remote control instructions on page 18. 14 CD5 Player previous · pause · time · repeat · program next stop play link plug fitted power please note The RC5 input fitted to cd5 players manufactured after March 2001 is designed to accept external control signals for multi-room applications. Contact your dealer for further information on its use. The cd5 features various technologies to reduce microphonic effects, in particular a compliant mounting for the main circuit boards and the din sockets on the rear. Some movement of the board and sockets when connecting/disconnecting is normal. ch1 ch 2 -ve mains input RC5 input to preamplifier CD5 output nc nc cd5 connection to flatcap 2 power supply link plug removed power mains input RC5 input to preamplifier flatcap 2 power supply signal out D power mains input cable direction marker Interconnect Cables 180° 5 to5 pin 240° 5 to 5 pin DIN 15 CD5 Player transit locks 1 Remove the transit screws (keep safe). [. . . ] "C" indicates that the track is already deleted. "-" indicates that the track can be deleted. A space indicates that there is no more memory available. The play order can be reviewed by pressing prog while the player is either stopped or playing. [. . . ]