User manual ROTEL RCD-940

[. . . ] The unit shows signs of improper operation The unit has been dropped or damaged in any way This symbol is to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltages inside the product's enclosure that may constitute a risk of electric shock. This symbol is to alert the user to important operating and maintenance (service) instructions in this manual and literature accompanying the product. Place the RCD-940 on a fixed, level surface strong enough to support its weight. A family whose passionate interest in music led them to manufacture high fidelity components of uncompromising quality founded Rotel over 30 years ago. [. . . ] The RCD-940 can be operated using its front panel buttons or from corresponding buttons on the supplied infrared remote control. Most of the buttons are duplicated on the front panel and on the IR remote control. However, there are a few exceptions where the buttons are only available on one or the other. The LED indicator above the switch and the Display will light up, indicating that the CD player is turned on. To turn the CD player off, push the button again and return it to the "out" position. Note: If you are using a switched outlet to turn on and off your CD player, you should leave the power switch in the "on" position. When AC power is applied to the unit, it will power up in fully active mode. Your RCD-940 is configured at the factory for the proper AC voltage in the country where you purchased it (either 115 volts or 230/ 240 volts. [See Figure 2 for wiring illustration] A pair of standard RCA jacks supplies an analog output signal from the RCD-940 to the source inputs of an audio preamplifier, integrated amplifier, or receiver. Connect the left channel output of the RCD-940 to the left channel source input on the preamplifier or other component. Note: Should you move your CD player to another country, it may be possible to reconfigure it for use on a different line voltage. These buttons are also used to select a track before pressing the PLAY button or when memorizing tracks for the PROGRAM play mode (see below). These selections are made by continuously pressing the TRACK buttons until the desired track is reached. Except where noted, all functions are available on the RCD-940 front panel and the IR remote control. The circled numbers provide a convenient reference for finding the button on the illustrations of the RCD-940 and the IR remote control at the front of this manual. When the transport disc drawer is closed, pressing this button automatically opens the drawer. When it is closed with no disc, the display will read "NO DISC". When the drawer closes with a disc inserted, the Display will indicate the number of tracks on the disc and the total time of the disc in minutes and seconds. These eleven numeric buttons (labeled 1 through 10 and >10) are used to directly access a track from the IR remote control instead of stepping through the tracks using the TRACK buttons. The first ten tracks on a disc can be selected by pressing the corresponding button. For example, to play the third track, press the 3 button on the remote control. When accessing track numbers greater than 10, press the >10 button followed by the track number. [. . . ] These buttons fast forward or fast reverse through the currently playing disc as long as they are pressed. This instructs the CD player to play tracks from the entire disc in random order. Once all of the selections have been played once, the disc will stop playing, unless the REPEAT Button (see below) has been engaged, in which case the random play will continue until the STOP button is pressed. This button allows you to repeat the current track or the entire disc continuously until the feature is cancelled by disengaging the REPEAT button or pressing STOP. [. . . ]