ACOUSTIC SOLUTIONS SP120 Manuel utilisateur

CONTENTS PAGE No.

Introduction

Safety instructions

Control locations front panel

Connection locations back panel

Installation and position

Making connections to an amplier

Using the CD player

Care and maintenance

Trouble shooting

Secications

Contact details

Congratulations on purchasing this Acoustic Solutions’ CD player, it has been developed following an extensive research and development program that has

culminated in what we regard as an exceptional mid range hi- product.

Our aim when designing this CD player was to produce a visually appealing product which would look comparable to higher priced models, and give an

exceptional performance to match.

We trust that it will give you hours of listening pleasure, and provide years of unparalleled performance. As with any new electrical product please be patient

and allow at least 36 hours use before all components have acclimatised themselves with your surroundings, and found their optimum working temperature.

INTRODUCTION

6-11

HI-FI SEPARATES

SP120 CD PLAYER

CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove any cover. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER ANY SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Read and keep these instructions available for future reference.

• For indoor use only.

• The unit must only be connected to a suitable mains power supply using the mains power lead provided.

• To reduce the risk of re or electrical shock, do not expose this unit to rain or moisture.

• Unplug the unit from the wall socket during lightning storms and when it is not going to be used for a long period of time.

• Take care that foreign objects do not enter, or liquids are not spilled, into the enclosure through any openings. If this should happen, refer to qualied service

personnel before attempting to use.

• Ensure adequate ventilation - do not cover this unit with curtains, etc.

• Do not install near any heat source, such as radiators, or other equipment that produces heat.

• Protect the mains power cable from being damaged.

• The SP120 system is double insulated and does not require an earth connection in the UK mains plug.

UK MAINS PLUG DETAILS

For your convenience a mains plug with a fuse (3 Amp) has been tted to

this appliance. For your safety please observe the following information.

• The SP120 is designed to operate on AC mains supply between 220

and 240 volts, 50 Hz.

• The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the

following code:

BLUE - NEUTRAL

BROWN - LIVE

• Under no circumstances should the Neutral or Live wires be connected

to the ‘E’ (Earth) terminal.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!

DO NOT OPEN!

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The exclamation point within an equilateral

triangle is intended to alert the user to important

operating and maintenance instructions in the

service literature relevant to this appliance.

The lightening ash symbol with the arrowhead within

an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user

to the presence of uninsulated ‘dangerous voltage’

within the product’s enclosure that may be sufcient

to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

This product complies

with European low

voltage (73/23/EEC)

and electromagnetic

compatibility (89/336/EEC)

directives.

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

1. LCD display, provides information such as track number, track time, play/pause indication, random and program features. Also provides a musical calendar

which provides an instant visualisation of the total number of tracks, and which track is playing.

2. Program button, allows all of the tracks on a CD to be programmed into a playing sequence.

3. Random button, allows tracks to be played in no prede ned order.

4. Skip Down/ Fast Rev, press once to advance one track backwards, hold to skip backwards through current track.

5. Skip Up/ Fast Fwd, press once to advance one track, hold to skip through current track.

6. IR receptor, this can be used with the optional 3 in 1 remote control. This controls the Hi-Fi ampli er. DAB tuner and CD player

from one controller.

7. Play/Pause button, press once to play a CD, press again to pause the CD, press again to resume play.

8. Stop button, stops CD from playing.

9. Eject button, allows CD drawer to be opened and closed.

10. CD drawer, opens or closes when the eject button is pressed, place CD into tray, label side uppermost.

12. LED power indicator shows green to indicate that the SP120 is on. It will show red if the SP120 is in stand-by mode as set by the

optional remote control.

13. Power button, switches mains power on/off to internal components, however please note that mains power is still applied to this unit even though this

switch may be off.

1. Warning labels, please observe that this unit contains high voltages, and should not be opened, please refer to page 2 of this manual.

2. Mains cable inlet position, please ensure that this cable strain relief bush is intact and has not been damaged.

3. Analogue audio outputs for connection to line input sockets on an amplier.

4. Optical S/PDIF output for connection to an audio amplier with a digital optical input.

REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS

INSTALLATION AND POSITION

This CD player should be positioned on a at stable surface. We would recommend that the position of your hi- equipment should be chosen carefully to

provide adequate protection for this device, and also provide an attractive showcase for your investment. Hi- equipment is not designed to be moved often,

therefore it is recommended that a permanent home for your hi- be achieved as soon as possible.

This CD player contains sensitive electronic circuitry, it is not recommended that audio equipment such as CD players, turntables or cassette decks

be placed immediately next to heavy electrical equipment which may interfere with them . Do not place this product in areas of direct sunlight, nor place it

adjacent to a radiator or other heating appliances.

Like all electrical devices this tuner will generate a modest amount of heat. The cooling of this device is reliant upon the ow of air through the case.

Care should be taken not to cover this unit with items such as rugs, covers or curtains which will restrict this air ow, and may cause over heating.

Never allow the CD player to come into contact with water or liquids, and ensure that small objects do not fall through the ventilation grilles. In the event of this

happening, disconnect the wall plug from the mains supply immediately, and contact your local dealer for service advice.

Do not position the power cable where it can be walked upon, or damaged by regular trafc. Ensure that all other interconnection cables are stowed safely

behind the unit, and cannot be easily snagged or kicked, thus causing damage to the unit.

Ensure that all interconnection cables have been made correctly, and that correct polarity has been maintained.

MAKING THE CONNECTIONS

It is necessary to connect this CD player to an external amplier and loudspeaker set up, (it is not possible to connect loudspeakers directly to this CD player).

Please see the following diagram which details the required connections:

Hi-Fi Amplier

SP120

USING THE CD PLAYER

Carefully unpack the SP120, retaining the protective packaging for future

transportation requirements.

Ensure that all connections have been made in accordance with the connection

diagram on page 5.

Understanding the LCD display

To load a CD

1) Press Eject, this will open the CD drawer. Place a CD with the label

uppermost into the carriage. Press Eject again to shut the CD drawer.

2) The CD will automatically load, you will hear the CD spinning and the

LCD screen will ash “--”, the total number of tracks and total playing time

will be displayed on the LCD screen, The music calendar will also display

the total number of tracks

If the number of tracks on the CD is 17 or over, the total number of tracks

will be displayed by the track number, but the musical calendar will only

display the rst 16 tracks . The musical calendar will resume normal

display once a CD with 16 tracks or less is accessed.

3) If there is a problem loading the CD, or no CD is placed in the CD drawer,

the following display will be seen. Please check the integrity of the CD,

or if the problem persists, please contact your local dealer.

Repeat; one/all, displays

when this function is

activated from optional

remote

Music calendar

instant track number.

indicator

Random play

indicator

Memory, displayed in

program mode

Play

symbol

Pause

symbol

Track

number.

Track

time

To play a CD

1) To commence playing the CD press play/pause button once. This will start

playing the CD at the rst available track.

The LCD screen will show the track number and time elapsed. The remaining

tracks on the CD will also be displayed on the musical calendar, the track

playing will ash on the musical calendar.

The play symbol will also be illuminated on the LCD.

To pause a CD

1) To pause the CD press the play/pause button once while the CD is playing.

This will temporarily stop the CD at this point.

The play symbol will disappear from the display, and be replaced by the

pause symbol, and the track time will be displayed at the paused position.

To recommence play, press the play/pause button again.

To stop/clear a CD

1) To stop the CD playing, press the stop button once.

The LCD display will show the total number of tracks on the CD, and will

display the total playing time of the CD.

All previously set functions will be cancelled, to resume play from track one

press play/pause again.

To skip through tracks on a CD

1) It is possible to change the track which is being played, either forwards

or backwards through the CD.

To move to the next track, press the >> button once, to continue advancing

press this button again until the desired track is located.

To move to a previous track press the << button once, this will return the

current track being played to the start, and pressing this button again will

move the CD back to the previous track. Continue this operation until the

desired track is located.

To fast search through a CD track

1) It is possible to search through the current track being played in order to nd

a desired position.

To search forward through the track hold down the >> button, this will then

activate a fast forward search, release this button to stop this search when

required. To reactivate this search hold down >> button again.

To search backward through the track hold down the << button, this will then

activate a fast backward search, release this button to stop this search when

required. To reactivate this search hold down the << button again.

Note: The scanning speed will increase the longer a search button is

held down.

The volume during search will be lower than the normal playing level.

Search can be activated in the pause mode, but no sound will be heard,

to resume normal play press play/pause.

To activate random play

1) It is possible for the SP120 to select tracks to be played at random. There is no

predened sequence for this operation and it is not possible to program tracks while

in this mode. The CD will stop as normal once all tracks have been played

at random.

It is possible to activate random either while playing, or in the stop mode.

If in the stop mode the press the random button, and the LCD screen will indicate that

this mode is activated. Press play to activate random play.

Alternatively while in play mode, press the random button for this mode to activate.

The LCD screen will show the track number rotating whilst random tracks are

selected. Whilst playing, the track number will rotate every 5 seconds to indicate the

random mode.

To stop random play, press the stop button once. The LCD screen will show the total

number of tracks on the musical calendar, and total amount of play time.

The track number display continues to rotate to indicate the random mode while

stopped.

To clear the random mode press stop again.

Random play can be disabled during play by pressing the random button again, and

normal play mode will resume from this point.

The random mode will be cancelled if the CD drawer is opened, or if the mains

power switch is turned off.

To activate a programming sequence

1) It is possible to program the SP120 to select tracks to be played in sequence.

Up to 20 tracks can be programmed, if you enter more tracks than 20 then

program 1 will be over-written.

Press the program button whilst in the stop mode. The LCD display will indicate

memory and the track Number will read Pr P:01.The music calendar will not be

shown.

Press the << or >> button to select the required tracks to be programmed. The track

number will be displayed, and the music calendar will show the selected track

ashing.

Press the program button again to store this track in the memory list.

The display will show PR P:02, and requires the 2nd track to be selected, repeat the

process as above until the required track has been reached to store in position 2.

Press the program button again to store this track.

It is possible to check the tracks which have been programmed by pressing the

program button again which will return the sequence to program No. 1. By

pressing the program button repeatedly this will allow scrolling through the stored

tracks for checking. At the end of the stored track list it is possible to add another

track using the programming sequence as above.

Once you are satised with your programmed sequence, press play/pause to

commence playing of the rst programmed track.

The music calendar will display a list of the tracks which have played during

the sequence.

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