User manual ROTEL RCD-940BX

[. . . ] Heed all warnings and safety information in these instructions and on the product itself. You must allow 10 cm or 4 inches of unobstructed clearance around the unit. Do not place the unit on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface that could block the ventilation slots. If the component is placed in a bookcase or cabinet, there must be ventilation of the cabinet to allow proper cooling. [. . . ] Be sure the power switch on the front panel of the RCD-940BX is turned off (in the "out" position). Then, connect the supplied power cord to the AC power receptacle on the rear of the unit and the AC power outlet. If you are going to be away from home for an extended period of time such as a month-long vacation, it is a sensible precaution to unplug your CD player (as well as other audio and video components) while you are away. The RCD-940BX gives you a choice of two different kinds of outputs ­ an analog output signal from the built-in D/A converter for use with conventional analog audio components and a coax digital output which provides an unprocessed digital signal for use with outboard D/A converters or digital processors. Note: To prevent loud noises that could damage your speakers, turn off all the system components when you make any signal connections. 5mm mini-jack receives command codes from industry-standard infrared receivers (Xantech, etc. This feature could prove useful when the unit is installed in a cabinet and the front-panel sensor is blocked. Consult your authorized Rotel dealer for information on these external repeaters and the proper wiring of a jack to fit the mini-jack receptacle. The RCD-940BX 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. When a disc is playing, pressing the right TRACK button advances to the beginning of the next track. Pressing the left TRACK but-ton returns to the beginning of the current track. Pressing twice quickly in succession returns to the beginning of the previous track. 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. There is also a four by four matrix of track numbers (1 ­ 16) located at the right side of the display. If there are more than 16 tracks on the disc, all of the digits will light accompanied by the word OVER, regardless of which track is playing. This matrix is independent of the main numeric area of the Display, which will always indicate the currently playing track, even if above 16. The DIRECT ACCESS buttons may also be used to memorize tracks in PROGRAM mode (see PROGRAM Button section). When the transport disc drawer is closed, pressing this button automatically opens the drawer. The drawer can also be closed by pressing the PLAY button When the drawer is open, the Display will read "OPEN". [. . . ] Pressing the REVIEW button again while the track number is flashing will continue the review sequence, showing the next memorized track. Continue pressing the REVIEW button to see the complete memorized track list. If you do not press the REVIEW button while the track number is flashing, the review process is terminated and the unit resumes whatever mode it was in before you started to review, except that the last reviewed track number will remain active and shown in the display. Note that you may remove a selection from the play list during the review procedure using the CLEAR button, as described below. [. . . ]