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SERVICE

MANUAL

moveEL

DCM-360/260

STEREO

CD

PLAYER

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SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAM

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Sr

48~51

Hi-Fi.

Stereo

cD

Player

SPECIFICATIONS

AUDIO

Number

of

Channels

Frequency

Characteristics

Dynamic

Range

S

N

Ratio

High

Frequency

Distortion

Separation

Wow

and

Flutter

Output

Voltage

DISC

USED

OVERALL

Power

Supply

Power

Consumption

External

Dimensions

Weight

(DOME

2667}

2

Channels

2

~

20,000

Hz

99

dB

98

dB

108

dB

108

dB

0.0025%

(1kHz)

0.0028%

98

dB

98

dB

Less

than

the

measuring

(+0.001%

W.

peak)

Variable

0.2

~

2.0

V

Audio

compact

discs

are

used

12

cm

(5

in)

and

8

cm

(3

in)

60

Hz,

Voltage

is

shown

on

rating

labe!

11W

434

(W)

x

114

(H)

x

398

(D)

mm

{17-3/32”"

x

4-17/32"

x

15-11/16")

5.4

kg

(11.9

Ibs.)

5.4

kg

(11.9

ibs)

FUNCTIONS

AND

DISPLAY

Functions

Displays

Other

Five

discs

can

be

used,

Direct

Track

Selection,

Program

Selection,

Random

Play,

etc.

Disc

No.,

Track

No.,

Time

(min.,

sec.),

Play,

Pause,

Repeat,

Random,

etc.

Headphone

Jack

(Level

Variable)

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

RC-258

Remote

Control

Method

Power

Supply

External

Dimensions

Weight

Infrared

Pulse

system

3

V

DC

Two

R6P

(standard

SIZE

AA)

50

(W)

x

175

(H)

x

18

(D}

mm

(1-31/32"

x

6-57/64"

x

45/64")

100g

(approx.

3

02)

(Includes

batteries)

*

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

in

the

course

of

product

improvement.

IMPORTANT

TO

SAFETY

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD,

00

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

CAUTION:

1.

Handle

the

power

supply

cord

carefully

Do

not

damage

or

deform

the

power

supply

cord.

If

it

is

damaged

or

deformed,

tt

may

cause

electric

shock

of

malfunction

when

used

When

removing

from

wail

outlet,

be

sure

to

remove

by

holding

the

plug

altachment

and

not

by

pulling

the

cord.

2.

Do

not

open

the

top

cover

(n

order

to

prevent

electic

shock,

do

not

open

the

top

cover.

ff

problems

occur,

contact

your

OENON

Gealer.

Do

not

place

anything

Inside

Do

not

place

metal

objects

or

spill

liquid

inside

the

CD

player.

Electric

shock

of

malfunction

may

result.

ns

Please,

record

and

retain

the

Model

name

and

serial

number

of

your

set

shown

on

the

rating

label.

Move!

No

OCM-360/260

Serial

No.

CAUTION

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

00

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER

SERVICE-

ABLE

PARTS

INSIDE,

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol

within

an

equilateral

inangie

1s

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

volt-

age”

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

elec-

luc

shock

to

persons

The

exclamation

pont

within

an

equilateral

tnangle

1s

intended

to

alert

the

user

lo

the

pres-

A

ence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instruction

in

the

literature

accompany:

ing

the

appliance

NOTE:

This

CD

player

uses

the

semiconductor

laser.

To

allow

you

lo

enjoy

music

at

a

Stable

operation,

it

is

recommended

to

use

this

in

a

room

of

10°C

(50°F}

—

35°C

(95°F).

LABELS

(for

U.S.A.

model

only)

CERTIFICATION

THIS

PRODUCT

COMPLIES

WITH

OHHS

RULES

21CFR

SUB-

CHAPTER

J

APPLICABLE

AT

DATE

OF

MANUFACTURE

CAUTION:

USE

OF

CONTROLS

OR

ADJUSTMENTS

OR

PERFORMANCE

OF

PROCEDURES

OTHER

THAN

THOSE

SPECIFIED

HEREIN

MAY

RESULT

IN

HAZARDOUS

RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

THE

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

SHOULD

NOT

BE

AOJUSTED

OR

REPAIRED

BY

ANYONE

EXCEPT

PROPERLY

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

NOTE:

This

unil

may

cause

interference

to

radio

and

television

recep

tion

if

you

do

not

operate

it

in

strict

accordance

with

this

OPER-

ATING

INSTRUCTIONS.

This

unit

complies

with

Class

B

computing

device

rules

in

accor:

dance

with

the

specifications

in

Sub-part

J

or

Part

15

0f

the

FCC

Rules,

which

are

designed

to

pravide

reasonable

protection

against

such

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

if

the

unit

does

cause

interference

to

any

radio

or

television

reception,

tty

to

reduce

it

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

means:

a)

Turn

the

other

unit

to

improve

reception

b)

Move

this

unit

c)

Move

this

unit

away

from

others

d)

Plug

this

unit

respectively

into

a

different

AC

outlet

®

FOR

U.S.A.

&

CANADA

MODEL

ONLY

CAUTION

TO

PREVENT

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

USE

THIS

(PO-

LARIZED)

PLUG

WITH

AN

EXTENSION

CORD,

RECEPTACLE

OR

OTHER

OUTLET

UNLESS

THE

BLADES

CAN

BE

FULLY

IN-

SERTED

TO

PREVENT

BLADE

EXPOSURE

*

This

is

note

in

accordance

with

Section

15.838

of

the

FCC

Rules

@

POUR

LES

MODELES

AMERICAINS

ET

CANADIENS

UNIQUEMENT

ATTENTION

POUR

PREVENIR

LES

CHOCS

ELECTRIQUES

NE

PAS

UTILIS-

ER

CETTE

FICHE

POLARISEE

AVEC

UN

PROLONGATEUR

UNE

PRISE

DE

COURANT

OU

UNE

AUTRE

SORTIE

DE

COU-

RANT,

SAUF

SI

LES

LAMES

PEUVENT

ETRE

INSEREES

A

FOND

SANS

EN

LAISSER

AUCUNE

PARTIE

A

DECOUVERT.

10

WwW

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Read

Instructions

~

All

the

safety

and

operating

instruc-

tions

should

be

read

before

the

appliance

is

operated.

Retain

Instructions

-

The

safety

and

operating

instruc-

tions

should

be

retained

for

future

reference.

Heed

Warnings

~

All

warnings

on

the

appliance

and

in

the

operating

instructions

should

be

adhered

to.

Follow

Instructions

-

All

operating

and

use

instructions

should

be

followed.

Water

and

Moisture

~

The

appliance

shouid

not

be

used

near

water

~

for

example,

near

a

bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

laundry

tub,

in

a

wet

basement,

or

near

a

swimming

pool,

and

the

like.

Carts

and

Stands

-

The

appliance

should

be

used

only

with

@

cart

or

stand

that

is

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

An

appliance

and

cart

combination

should

be

moved

with

care.

Quick

stops,

exces-

sive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

may

cause

the

appliance

and

cart

ra

combination

to

overturn.

—

Wall

or

Ceiling

Mounting

-

The

appliance

should

be

Mounted

to

a

wall

or

ceiling

only

as

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

Ventilation

~

The

appliance

should

be

situated

so

that

its

location

or

position

does

not

interfere

with

its

proper

ven-

tilation.

For

example,

the

appliance

should

not

be

si-

tuated

on

a

bed,

sofa,

rug,

or

similar

surface

that

may

block

the

ventilation

openings;

or,

placed

in

@

built-in

installation,

such

as

a

bookcase

or

cabinet

that

may

im-

pede

the

flow

of

air

through

the

ventilation

openings

Heat

~

The

appliance

should

be

situated

away

from

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

appliances

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat

Power

Sources

~

The

appliance

should

be

connected

to

@

power

supply

only

of

the

type

described

in

the

operat-

ing

instructions

or

as

marked

on

the

appliance.

Grounding

or

Polarization

-

Precautions

should

be taken

so

that

the

grounding

or

polarization

means

of

an

ap-

Pliance

is

not

defeated.

ANTENNA

OISCHARGE

Ueit

(NEC

SECTION

610-20

GROUNDING

CONDUCTORS,

(NEC

SECTION

810-241

GROUND

CLAMPS,

—

POWER

SERVICE

GROUNDING

ELECTROOE

SYSTEM

WHEC

ART

280,

PART

ey

NEC

-

NATIONAL

ELECTRICAL

CODE

12.

14.

16.

17.

18.

20.

Power-Cord

Protection

~-

Power-supply

cords

shcuid

be

touted

so

that

they

are

not

likely

to

be

walked

on

or

pinched

by

items

placed

upon

or

against

them,

paying

particular

attention

to

cords

at

plugs,

convenience

recep-

tacies,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

appliance

Cleaning

-

The

appliance

should

be

cleaned

only

as

rec-

ommended

by

the

manufacturer.

Power

Lines

-

An

outdoor

antenna

should

be

located

away

from

power

lines.

Outdoor

Antenna

Grounding

-

!f

an

outside

antenna

1s

connected

to

the

;eceiver,

be

sure

the

antenna

sysiem

is

grounded

so

ad

tO

provide

some

protection

agains!

voltage

surges

and

built-up

static

charges.

Article

B10

of

the

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

70,

provides

in-

formation

with

regard

to

proper

grounding

of

the

mast

and

supporting

structure,

grounding

of

the

lead-in

wire

to

an

antenna-discharge

unit,

size

of

grounding

conduc-

tors,

location

of

antenna-discharge

unit,

connection

to

grounding

electrodes,

and

requirements

for

the

giound:

ing

electrode.

See

Figure

A.

Nonuse

Periods

-

The

power

cord

of

the

appliance

shouirl

be

unplugged

from

the

outiet

when

left

unused

for

a

tong

period

of

time.

Object

and

Liquid

Entry

-

Care

should

be

taken

so

that

or-

jects

do

not

fall

and

liquids

are

not

spilled

into

the

excio

sure

through

openings.

Damage

Requiting

Service

-

The

appliance

should

ve

serviced

by

qualified

service

personnel

when:

A.

The

power-supply

cord

or

the

plug

has

been

aam-

aged;

or

8.

Objects

have

falten,

or

liquid

has

been

spilled

into

the

appliance;

or

C.

The

appliance

has

been

exposed

to

tain,

or

od.

The

appliance

does

not

appear

to

operate

normaliy

or

exhibits

a

marked

change

on

performance:

or

€.

The

appliance

has

been

dropped,

or

the

enciosure

damaged.

Servicing

-

The

user

should

not

attempt

to

service

the

ap-

pliance

beyond

that

described

in

the

operating

:instruc-

tions.

All

otber

servicing

should

be

referred

to

qualified

service

personnel.

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S/OD

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C

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a

ae

a

en

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ON

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/

OBSERVATIONS

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Handlathe

power

cod

carefully.

Hold

the

plug

when

unplugguy

Ine

cord

©

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cordon

d’sinnunt

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precaution

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la

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lors

du

dévranchement

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sets

with

ventilation

holes)

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not

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the

ventiation

holes,

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pes

obsiruer

les

ous

d'advation

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obstiuye

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de

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power

cord

when

nat

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the

set

for

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cordén

de

energia

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wilhice

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la

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not

let

toregn

objects

in

the

set

Ne

pas

larsser

des

objeis

dtrangers

dans

I'appare:

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deje

objetos

extratos

dentro

del

equips.

are

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Do

nol

let

msacticidas,

benzens,

and

thinner

come

1

contact

wath

the

set

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pas

motive

en

contact

des

insecticides,

du

ben-

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@

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disassemble

or

modily

the

set

in

any

way.

©

Ne

jamais

démonter

ou

modilies

l'appareil

d'une

ma-

nidre

ou

d'une

autre.

@

Nunca

desarme

o

modifique

el

equipo

de

ninguna

maneta.

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

DENON

compact

disc

player.

Read

the

Operating

Instructions

thoroughly,

and

operate

this

player

properly

—

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

—

FEATURES

i ,

CAUTIONS

OURING

USE

is

spt

at

oust

:

NAMES

OF

PARTS

AND

THEIR

FUNCTIONS

..........

6.

OPENING

AND

CLOSING

THE

DRAWER

AND

LOADING

ADISC

.........

ee

ee

eres

8

CONNECTIONS

NORMAL

PLAY

....

saga

OTHER

PLAY

METHODS

.............-0005

INSTALLATION

PRECAUTIONS

...........5-

PLAY

USING

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

.

COMPACT

DISCS

........

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acevascre

€

bk

TROUBLE?

CHECK

THE

PLAYER

TO

FIND

WHAT'S

WRONG

.......

15

SPECIFICATIONS

...........-.05

16

In

addition

to

the

CO

Player

unit,

please

check

to

make

sure

the

following

Items

sre

included

in

the

packing

box.

(1)

Operating

Instructions

{2}

Connection

Cords

..

(3)

Remote

Control

Unit

RC-258

.

(4)

REP

{AA

size)

Dry

batteries

IMPORTANT

(CANADIAN

MODEL

ONLY)

This

digital

apparatus

does

not

exceed

the

Class

B

limits

for

ra-

dio

noise

emissions

from

digital

apperatus

setout

in

the

Radio

interference

Regulations

of

the

Canadian

Department

of

Com-

munication.

CAUTIONS

DURING

USE

@

This

compact

disc

player

is

capable

of

playing

discs

which

have

the

mark

at

right.

COM

e@

During

sack

selection,

during

search

and

when

the

player

Sustains

a

strong

impact,

the

disc's

(|

rotauonal

speed

changes

greatly,

causing

a

smali

noise

lo

be

emitted.

This

is

not

a

malfunc-

tion

of

the

player.

®

ifthe

CO

player

is

operated

while

an

FM

or

AM

broadcast

is

being

teceived,

there

may

be

noise

in

the

FM

or

AM

reception.

Please

switch

the

power

to

the

CD

pleyer

off

at

such

times.

e

The

OCM-360/260

has

8

broad

dynamic

range.

Please

exercise

caution

when

turning

up

the

volume

on

the

amplifier

in

cases

when

the

playback

volume

is

low.

If

the

volume

is

turned

up

too

high,

it

could

damage

the

speakers.

©

ODonot

use

any

discs

but

exclusive

audio

discs

with

this

CD

player.

Ga

DIGITAL

AUDI:

FEATURES

The

DCM-360

and

OCM-260

are

CO

Players

equipped

with

DENON's

umque

ALPHA

Processor

and

AM.N

S$

(Advanced

Multdevel

hose

Shaping)

for

eliminating

sound

quality

deteGoration

m

tne

PCI

piay-

back

system

in

older

to

faithfully

recreate

tbe

Sound

eid

of

ive

nails

of

studios

where

compact

discs

are

recorded.

These

models

asi:

are

fully

selected

parts

to

provide

nigh

performance

and

sound

tela

rece:

ation

with

ach

musical

expression

{1}

ALPHA

Processor

(OCM-360)

The

high

speed

interpolation

operations

of

the

newly

develuped

ALPHA

Processor

reproduce

the

LSB

[lowest

significant

bit)

data

tost

from

the

disc

upon

recording

to

provide

a

smooth

wavelonn

The

audibie

effects

of

ALPHA

Processing

are

particularly

qreat

dunng

playback

at

low

levels

at

the

instant

the

sound

fades

aul

(2)

A.M.N.S

(Advanced

Multilevel

Noise

Shaping)

(OCM-260}

The

use

of

DENON’s

unique

system

tor

preventing

2860

Clos.

is

tortion,

the

main

factor

in

lass

of

sound

quality

in

tna

PCM

piay

back

section,

plus

multilevel

noise

shaping/4

XY

D/A

converters

with

superior

resolution,

offers

reproduction

of

the

onguial

sound

field

with

rich

musical

expression.

(3}

High

performance

digital

filter

The

OCM-360/260

uses

high

precision

B-lMes

OvErsan

ptnig

digital

filters.

14)

Simple

Playback

of

8cm

CD

Singles

8cm

CO

singles

can

be

played

without

using

an

adaptor

{5}

Programming

of

up

to

20

tracks

All

of

the

tracks

on

a

CD

can

be

programmed

to

ptay

in

any

order

Programming

in

units

of

discs

{all

racks

On

a

disc}

ss

also

pos

sibie

{6)

Nowly

developed

carousel-type

changer

mechanism

in-

cluded

This

mechanism

can

house

five

discs,

and

whilg

onu

asc

15

Playing

the

ramaining

four

discs

can

be

changed.

In

aduilian,

thu

carousel

can

be

rotated

either

clockwise

of

counterclockwisa,

so

searcning

between

discs

is

fast

(7)

Wireless

Remote

Control

Accessory

In

addition

to

generat

operations

Such

as

Play,

Stopand

Pause

thes

remote

control

unit

enables

direct

selection,

duvect

programming,

and

other

functions.

Use

of

the

remote

control

unit

adds

greatly

to

the

operating

ease

of

the

OCM-360/260,

enhancing

45

Gul

standing

features.

©

Placing

this

player

or

its

connection

cords

near

a

TV

of

other

auaia

device

could

cause

a

humming

sound

to

be

emutted.

if

tis

occurs,

relocate

the

player

or

reroute

the

connection

cords.

©

Be

sure

to

remove

the

disc

from

the

player

betora

moving

«

The

disc

could

be

damaged

i!

left

in

ine

player

while

Ht

is

bewiy

Moved

©

Do

not

place

any

object

in

the

Way

in

the

position

where

the

disc

is

loaded,

or

open.and

close

the

tray

with

anything

inside.

Foreign

ob

jects

in

the

tray

could

damage

the

play

mechanism.

e

Donot

move

the

player

from

a

cold

place

to

a

warm

place

suddenly

If

the

player

is

cold

when

brought

into

a

warm

oom,

condensation

could

form,

preventing

proper

operation

of

the

player

If

condensa-

ton

does

form

on

the

player

when

it

ss

brought

into

a

warm

:oom,

wait

at

least

30

minutes

before

use.

SL

I

Le

A

OR

ee

A

a

re

OFC

/OIS-WNOC

|

NAMES

OF

PARTS

AND

THEIR

FUNCTIONS

FRONT

PANEL

Power

Switch

{(POWER)

e

Press

this

button

to

switch

on

the

power.

@

When

tha

power

is

turned

off,

the

unit

is

set

to

the

standby

mode.

If

the

power

is

turned

off

during

playback

or

while

the

disc

information

is

displayed

on

the

time

display,

several

seconds

after

the

power

is

turned

back

on,

the

number

of

the

disc

ap-

Pears

on

the

disc

number

display,

the

total

number

of

tracks

‘on

that

disc

is

displayed

on

the

track

number

display,

and

the

total

time

is

displayed

on

the

time

display,

and

approximately

Automatic

/

Manual

Search

Forward

Button

(>>

/

>i)

@

Press

this

button

10

move

the

pickup

lorward

to

the

begin-

ning

of

the

next

track.

Prass

again

to

move

ahead

to

other

tacks.

©

By

pressing

the

bulton

a

number

of

mes,

the

pickup

will

ad-

vance

the

corresponding

number

of

tracks.

©

Keep

on

pressing

this

button

for

more

than

0.5

seconds

dur-

ing

playback

for

(ast

forward

search.

As

long

as

the

button

1s

kept

pressed,

music

signals

are

playod

back

fastur

than

not-

1

second

later

playback

starts.

mal.

@

Keep

on

pressing

this

bution

for

more

than

0.5

seconds

[2]

Loading

drawer

when

the

pause

mode

is

engaged,

you

can

quickly

forward

©

Discs

can

be

loaded

and

unloaded

when

this

drawer

is

open

the

pickup

toa

dasired

position,

three

timas

faster

compared

Do

not

force

the

drawer

closed

by

hand.

to

manual

forward

seatch

during

playback,

Dunng

this

ume,

no

sound

is

heard.

©

Open/Close

Button

(4

OPEN/CLOSE}

©

Press

this

button

when

opening.

@

Repeat

Button

(REPEAT)

©

The

drawer

is

opened

toward

the

front.

©

Press

this

button

for

repeated

playback.

The

[REPEAT

]

neica-

©

Press

the

button

again

to

close

the

drawer.

tot

appears

on

the

display.

The

following

three

types

ol

1e-

peat

modes

are

available:

4]

Play

Button

(p>

PLAY)

®

Whenpressed

once,

the[

REPEAT

Jand[1}

indicators

hight

and

®

Press

this

button

to

play

a

disc.

the

track

currently

playing

is

repeated

The

[>]

indicator

lights

up

when

the

button

is

pressed,

the

@

When

pressed

agai,

the

(REPEAT)

and

(1

DISC]

mndica-

REAR

PANEL

number

of

the

disc

and

the

track

being

played

is

displayed

by

tors

light

and

all

the

tracks

on

the

disc

currently

playing

ato

the

Disc

Number

snd

Track

No.

indicator,

and

the

amount

of

repeated.

elapsed

time

for

the

currant

track

is

displayed

by

the

Time

in-

©

When

pressad

again,

the

(REPEAT)

and

{ALL

UiSC_}

indica.

dicator.

tors

light

and

all

the

discs

currently

sot

on

the

Way

ara

re

©

The{P)

indicator

goes

off

after

playing

of

the

final

rack

of

the

peated.

finai

disc

is

finished

and

the

player

stops.

@

When

pressed

again,

the

and

indica:

tors

turn

off

and

the

repeat

mode

ts

cancetied.

Stop

Button

(mi

STOP}

Tho

repeat

tunction

can

also

be

used

during

programmed

©

Press

this

button

lo

stop

play

and

random

playback,

but

in

this

case

only

tho

ail

1epeat

{CALL

BIST

}

indicator)

modos

are

avatlabia

1)

(6)

Pause

Button

{

Il

PAUSE)

(Reler

to

Page

11

torn

@)

©

Press

this

button

to

stop

play

temporarily.

@

Pressing

the

Pause

button

during

play

stops

play

temporarty

®

Random

Button

(RANDOM)

The

[B)

indicator

goes

olf

and

the

[Ii]

indicator

lights

up

©

Press

this

button

to

begin

random

play

®

Tocancel

the

Pause

state,

press

either

the

Play

bulton

©

or

®

Prassing

ths

button

during

stop,

end

press

play

bullon

play

press

the

Pause

button

@

a

second

time.

to

full

automatic

random

play.

©

Pressing

this

button

durng

playing

of

@

program

stalls

tan-

dom

play

of

the

tracks

in

the

program

{See

page

11,

tem

@)

°

Disc

trays

(1

~

5)

@

One

disc

per

ay

can

be

loaded.

Disc

skip

button

(DISC

SKIP)

3

; )

F

Display

Window

CAROUSEL

@

Each

time

this

button

is

pressed,

the

carousel

will

rotate

in

e

dit

Me

No.,

Track

No.,

playing

time

and

other

informwtion

a

clockwise

direction

to

the

next

tray

position.

This

allows

for

ate

displayed

inthe

display

window.

loading

ar

unloading

of

discs.

=

:

This

button

is

iso

used

to

select

the

next

disc,

in

the

normal

®

Remote

Control

Receptor

(REMOTE

SENSOR)

play

continuously.

©

This

receptor

receives

infrared

signals

from

the

wireless

se:

mote

contro!

unit.

19)

area

Search

Reverse

Button

@

Aimthe

wirsless

remote

control

unit

at

thts

receptor

window

'

7

when

operating

it

DISPLAY

©

Press

this

button

to

return

the

pickup

to

the

beginning

of

the

present

track.

Press

again

to

return

to

other

tracks.

®

Headphone

Jack

(PHONES)

Play

Indicator

Disc

Number

©

By

pressing

the

button

a

number

of

times,

the

pickup

will

©

Insert

the

jack

of

the

headphones

when

deswing

to

listen

to

Pause

Indicator

Track

Number,

move

back

the

corresponding

number

of

tracks.

a

disc

privately.

(Headphones

are

sold

separately.)

Dise

Indicator

gy

@

Keep

on

pressing

this

button

tor

more

than

0.5

seconds

dur-

{

J

ing

playback

for

fast

reverse

search.

As

long

as

the

button

1s

®

Output

Terminal

rn

ni

eee

kept

pressed,

music

signals

are

played

back

faster

than

nor-

©

Connect

the

connection

cords

from

thuse

Ierminals

to

the

mal

amplitrer’s

input

termunais.

(See

page

8

for

connections.)

®

Keep

on

pressing

this

button

for

more

than

0.5

seconds

when

the

pause

mode

is

engaged,

you

can

quickly

reverse

the

pickup

toa

desired

position,

three

times

faster

compared

to

manual

reverse

search

during

playback.

During

this

time,

Dise

Remaining

no

sound

ts

heard.

Time

Indicator

»22S08

2

9888.88.

REPEAT

1

ALL

DISC

RANDOM

PROGRAM

DIRECT

SINGLE

TOTAL

Note:

©

Do

not

stop

the

carousel

by

hand

when

itis

turning

If

thrs

1s

done,

the

microprocessor

erroneously

determines

the

disc

number

and

the

disc

can

be

damaged

Oerect

Indicator

Repeat

Indicator

Random

Indicator

Remote

control

signal

Program

Indicator

Amount

of

Current

Track

Recreve

indicator

Remaining

Time

Indicator

‘09e-INDG

OPENING

AND

CLOSING

THE

DRAWER

AND

LOADING

A

DISC

Opening

and

closing

the

drawer

(This

operation

only

works

while

(he

power

1s

00.)

1

Press

the

power

switch

([POWEAR}

to

turn

on

the

power

2.

Press

the

open

/

close

button

|

&

OPEN/CLOSE)

How

to

loud

a

disc

@

Make

sure

the

drawer

is

complutely

open

e

Hold

the

disc

by

the

wdges

and

place

it

an

the

disc

tray.

{Oo

not

touch

the

signal

surlace,

.e

,

the

glossy

side)

©

Sel

tne

disc

properly

in

the

tray

according

to

ils

size

Set

Bem

discs

wn

the

center

hole

Sel

12cm

discs

in

the

outer

hole

e

When

the

drawer

1s

opened

during

the

slop

mode,

discs

can

be

foadad

wn

the

disc

1

to

disc

4

Ways.

If

the

DISC

SKIP

button

1s

pressed,

the

carousel

turns

and

4

disc

can

be

loaded

in

the

disc

5

tay

Whun

the

diawel

Is

opened

dunng

the,piay

mode,

it

1s

possible

to

load

and

unload

discs

in

ail

of

the

disc

trays

other

than

the

one

whose

isc

1s

Currently

playing.

fn

this

case,

the

DISC

SKIP

bulton

will

nol

Operate

©

Press

the

open/close

button

{

&

OPEN/CLOSE)

to

close

the

*

drawer

Caution:

@

She

player

wil

nol

opurate

propurly

and

the

disc

may

even

bo

dam:

agud

if

itis

Hot

Set

coructly

eit

your

hngert

should

yet

caught

in

the

drawer

when

it

closes,

pross

the

ypun/close

button

(@

OPEN/CLOSE}

Do

not

placu

any

laruign

abjects

On

the

disc

Way,

and

do

not

place

More

an

one

ase

of

hg

tray

at

a

DME,

Otherwise

matluncton

may

Occur

Do

nut

push

in

the

disc

tay

Manually

whon

thy

power

1s

oft

a3

(his

nay

cause

malluacton

and

damage

the

CD

player.

@

Qunot

touch

the

carousel

while

itis

turning.

Also,

do

not

turn

the

carousel

by

hand

when

it

13

stopped

Doing

so

could

damage

it

Do

not

insert

disc

where

indicated

by

arrow.

Ths

could

darmnagy

the

internal

mechanism

an

the

uni.

CONNECTIONS

Connecting

the

Output

Terminal

©

Connect

ong

end

of

tha

connection

cord

supphed

with

the

CD

Piayer

to

the

outpul

terminals,

tefl

(L)

and

fight

(RI

of

the

COD

Player,

and

the

other

end

to

the

CD,

AUX

or

TAPE

PLAY

input

terminals,

left

(L}

and

oght

{R),

of

the

amphifier.

LABEL

SIDE

UP

WARD

OCM-360/260

tAmplifien

NORMAL

PLAY

Follow

the

steps

below

to

get

an

understanding

of

the

disc

play

procedure.

{1}

Starting

Playback

{>

PLAY}

1

Turn

the

power

switch

on

and

press

the

open/close

{

4

OPEN/

CLOSE)

button

to

open

the

drawer.

Set

the

disc

to

be

played

in

the

tray

on

left

side

Press

the

play

button

|p

).

The

drawer

cioses

and

the

disc

just

loaded

is

played.

The

disc

number,

track

number

and

elapsed

time,

etc.,

for

the

disc

currently

playing

appear

on

the

display

window.

6.

Ifthe

open/close

{

&

OPEN/CLOSE)

button

is

pressed

while

a

disc

is

playing,

playback

continues,

but

the

drawer

opens

and

four

discs

can

be

replaced.

Press

the

open/close

{

&

OPEN/CLOSE)

button

again

to

close

the

drawer

OPuNn

OTHER

PLAY

METHODS

(2)

Stopping

Playback

(m

STOP}

1.

Press

the

stop

button

{

™

}

to

stop

playback

2.

Toreptace

discs,

press

the

open/close

{

&

OPEN/CLOSE)

button

The

disc

which

was

playing

switches

over

to

the

left

side

and

tne

drawer

opens.

©

Sat

the

disc

you

want

to

played

in

the

tell

side.

In

addition

to

normal

play,

the

following

methods

can

be

used

when

playing

e

disc.

@

To

Play

the

Desired

Disc

and

Desired

Track

......6..0005

Jhates

s

{Remote

control

only)

1.

Press

the

DISC

SELECT

button.

2.

Use

the

number

buttons

(1

to

5)

to

select

the

number

of

the

disc

to

be

played.

3.

Next,

use

the

number

buttons

{1

to

10

and

+

10)

to

select

the

num-

ber

of

the

track

to

be

played.

e

For

example,

to

play

the 4th

track

on

the

3rd

disc:

Press

(DISC

SeLect

),

G}and{4].

To

play

the

12th

tack

on

the

5th

disc:

Press

(DiSe

SELECT

J,

(5).

410]

eno

G2).

Piayback

begins

from

the

number

of

the

disc

and

track

selected.

©

To

Move

to

the

Next

Disc

During

Playback

..

(

OISC

SKIP

}

1.

Press

the

disc

skip

button.

The

carousel

in

the

drawer

turns

and

the

disc

on

the

next

tray

1s

playod

For

example,

if

disc

number

3

was

playing,

the

disc

switches

to

wise

number

4,

and

if

disc

number

5

was

playing,

the

disc

switches

to

disc

number

1.

2.

Inaddition,

when

the

Disc

Skip

—

button

on

the

remote

contral

unit

is

pressed,

the

carousel

turns

in

the

opposite

direction

and

the

pre-

vious

disc

1s

played.

om

moO

amas

mamooe

ial

Site

EDISC

SKIP

-

}

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&

@

Te

Move

to

the

Next

Track

during

Play

..

a

Automatic

Se

ch

Press

the

Aulomauic/

Manual

Search

forward

button

(

p>

p>

/

pp)

for

tess

than

0

§

seconds

during

playback

©

The

pickup

will

advance

to

the

beginning

of

the

next

track

and

play-

back

wil

continue.

Pressing

the

bulton

several

times

will

forward

the

prckup

the

corresponding

number

tacks

(>>

Pt)

Press

the

PP

/PP1

button

Cd

©

Ouring

Random

or

Program

operation,

player

moves

to

the

begin-

ming

of

the

next

random

of

program

track

selection.

©

To

return

to

the

beginning

of

the

track

now

being

played

...........

(Hed

dq)

Press

the

Automatic

/

Manual

search

reverse

button

(J<q<q/

<q)

for

!ess

than

0.5

seconds

during

playback,

©

The

prckup

will

return

to

the

beginning

of

the

current

track

and

play-

back

will

continue

Pressing

the

button

several

umes

will

retuin

the

wceun

the

corresponding

number

tracks

Press

the

W/

44

button

Pe

om

[oe

It

©

To

Play

the

Desired

Discs

and

the

Desired

Tracks

in

the

Desired

Order

.....

ee.

e

cece

eee

(Remote

control

only}

*@

You

can

play

certain

tracks

on

the

loaded

discs

in

any

order.

®

Tracks

ona

dise

not

loaded

can

also

be

programmed,

but

if

you

try

te

play

that

disc,

ihe

mcroprocessor

detects

that

it

is

not

\oaded

and

the

following

disc

1s

played

automatcally.

©

‘Up

10

20

tracks

can

be

set

in

a

program

e

4

program

can

be

made

tor

a

single

entire

disc

10

{1}

Programming

(PROG

/

DIRECT)

©

Press

the

PROG/DIRECT

button.

The

indicator

lights.

Use

the

DISC

SELECT,

number

and

+10

buttons

to

select

the

disc

to

be

programmed.

For

example,

to

program

the

3rd

track

on

the

2nd

dise

and

the

12

track

on

the

5th

disc,

press

(PROG/DIRECTI.

(

disc

SeLect

J.

[2].

(3).

(OISCSELECT).

(5).

and

{2}.

if

all

the

tracks

sre

being

selected

from

the

same

disc,

ail

the

tracks

On

a

particular

disc

can

be

played,

such

as

from

the

1st

track

of

the

3rd

disc,

alt

tracks

of

the 5th

disc

and

the

Sth

track

of

the

5th

disc.

In

this

case,

press

(PROG/OIRECT),

(OISCSecect

J.

(3).

0).

(DISC

SELECT

J,

(5).

(OISC

SELECT

).

(5)

and(s).

(2).

To

Check

the

Programmed

Tracks

_——_

Come

ac

Marte

Raton

tet

ghee

The

contents

of

the

program

are

displayed

in

ordet

one

vem

ata

time

each

time

the

Call

button

is

pressed

e@

Press

the

Play

(

p>

PLAY

}

button

to

play

the

programmed

selections

in

the

order

in

which

they

were

programmed.

{3}

To

Play

a

Program

{>

PLAY)

(>

PLAY)

(4)

Toclear

the

entire

program

®

Pressing

the

PROG/DIRECT

button

once

more

erases

the

enue

program.

Pressing

the

open/close

(&

OPEN/CLOSE)

button

also

erases

the

contents

of

a

program.

©

Pressing

the

PROG/DIRECT

button

while

a

program

is

being

played

cancels

the

program.

Play

will

than

be

continuous

to

the

end

of

the

disc

currently

being

played,

alter

which

the

player

will

stop

automat-

ally.

Cautions

®

[fa

program

is

run

during

playing

of

a

track

or

from

the

Pause

stato.

the

track

which

is

currently

being

played

becomes

the

Ist

track

in

the

program.

©

Additional

tracks

can

be

added

to

the

program,

but the

player

will

not

display

the

number

of

tracks

In

the

program

or

the

playing

time.

©

Direct

selection

cannot

be

done

while

a

program

is

being

played.

In-

putting

the

track

number

of

8

desired

track

with

the

Track

Number

buttons

adds

the

input

track

to

the

end

of

the

program.

®

When

programming,

do

not

program

a

track

number

which

is

not

re-

corded

on

the

disc.

If

such

a

number

is

programmed

by

mistake,

the

player

ignore

the

program.

©

To

Repeat

Play

of

Ali

Tracks

............-

©

Press

the

Repeat

(REPEAT)

button.

The[

REPEAT

}

indicator

will

light

up.

*

Steps

@

and

@

can

be

done’in

any

order,

with

the

same

results.

(>

PLAY)

{

REPEAT)

©

When

the

repeat

button

is

pressed

once,

the

and

(7)

ind-

cators

light.

In

this

mode,

the

track

currently

playing

is

repeated.

REPEAT

REPEAT

[+]

©

Ifthe

repeat

button

is

pressed

again,

the

[REPEAT]

and

indicators

light,

and

the

disc

currently

playing

is

repeated.

Track

©

Ifthe

repeat

button

is

pressed

again,

the

[REPEAT

Jand

indicators

light,

and

ail

the

discs

currently

loaded

are

repeated.

©

Pressing

the

Repeat

(REPEAT)

button

during

play

will

also

cause

the

player

to

repeat

play

(of

all

tracks).

To

cancel

repeat

piay,

press

the

Repeat

(REPEAT)

button

once

more

©

Pressing

the

Repeat

(REPEAT)

button

while

a

program

is

being

played

will

cause

the

tracks

in

the

program

to

be

played

again

in

or-

der.

e@

Pressing

the

Repeat

(REPEAT)

button

during

Random

play

will

cause

the

tracks

to

be

played

again

al

random.

Order

of

Play

.

(1)

Full

Random

Play

(p>

Piay)

(RANDOM)

©

Press

the

Random

button,

then

press

the

Play

bution

Thy

nucro-

computer

will

then

start

play

ol

the

tracks

on

the

Sih

disc

at

random

(2)

Program

Random

Play

(Remote

control

only)

e

Alter

pressing

the

PROG/DIRECT

button

and

inputting

a

program

(See

item

@

on

page

10},

press

the

Random

button,

then

the

Play

button.

The

microcomputer

will

then

select

tracks

from

the

program

at

random

and

play

them.

(3)

Disc

Sequential

Random

Play

{Remote

control

only)

(DISC

SELECT)

©

Press

the

RANDOM

button

and

specily

the

disc

numbers

(1

to

5}

with

the

DISC

SELECT

button

and

the

number

buttons.

A

press

of

the

PLAY

{

p>

PLAY

}

button

will

resull

in

the

player

randomly

select-

ing

and

playing

tracks

on

the

disc

in

the

ordar

of

specihed

discs

Up

to

§

discs

can

be

selactod,

and

the

same

disc

can

be

selected

two

or

more

times.

Disc

sequential

random

play

is

cancelled

when

play

ends.

44

{PROG

/

DIRECT?

0

QO

>

w

a

g

N

{oe}

14)

To

Cancel

Random

Play

Pressing

the

andor

buttan

once

more

cancels

the

Random

tunc

on

Hay

wall

Mun

procuad

Hons

the

tack

curuntly

being

played

to

the

end

Of

Hie

hist

tack

OFF

ING

disc,

Ihan

stop

Prossing

the

open/close

{&

OPEN/CLOSE

}

button

also

cancels

the

Randein

function

Cautions

©

Pressuy

the

Kundom

button

duang

normal

play

starts

full

random

play

©

Pressing

the

Rundi

buttan

during

Program

play

starts

fandom

play

of

the

Wacks

in

the

program,

including

the

tracks

which

have

already

bean

played

e@

Dunng

random

play,

the

player

may

display

the

number

of

disc

which

1S

nat

foaded

in

the

tray.

In

such

a

case,

the

player

will

read

tho

disc

ntormation,

then

reset

automatically

to

correct.

This

ts

not

a

rultuncion,

©

To

Stop

Play

Temporarily

..........e

esse

eee

ee

.

(Hl

PAUSE)

®

Pressiny

the

Pause

button

dunny

play

stops

play

at

that

point

Prossmay

the

Pause

button

once

more

starts

play

again

from

the

Sarne

pout.

1

Press:

tne

Pause

(I

PAUSE

|

button

ee

a

||)

eemepannsmeR)

2)

Pruss

ine

Play

{

p>

PLAY

)

button

of

the

Pause

{

ff

PAUSE

)

button

Phong

thu

Muy

(p>

PLAY

}button

of

the

Pause

(1)

PAUSE

}buttun

to

slart

pliry.

©

Audiblu

quick

svarch

.

Using

tis

fonction,

you

van

cue

tea

des

od

pont

within

a

Whack,

ae

(ut

te

ured

ur

fivetse

dH

ection

¢

Hulcase

thu

auturnatic/matual

search

button

{bd

(dd

or

D>

1}

)

whan

the

desired

point

has

been

reached.

Normal

playback

then

contiues

{1}

Manual

Search

Forward

(p>

/

Prt!

1.

Keep

on

pressing

the

automatic/manua!

search

forward

button

(b>

/

PI)

tor

more

than

0

5

seconds

duting

playback

Playback

‘af

the

track

13

sped

up.

@

Asareference,

the

current

lack

number

and

elapsed

playback

ime

within

the

track

are

displayed.

:

@

Manual

search

forward

is

approxunately

three

times

faster

when

engaged

during

the

pause

state

compared

to

playback.

In

this

case,

no

sound

is

heard

however.

12

©

If

the

automatic/manual

search

forward

button

(PP

/

PPE

is

kept

pressed

after

the

end

of

the

tina!

Wack

on

the

disc

is

feached.

(

22

des

displayed

and

manual

search

stops

To

return

tu

aruther

pomt,

press

the

aulomatc/manual

search

teveise

button

(14d

/

<€<€)

unttt

93)

disappears

{2}

Manual

Search

in

Reverse

ld

/

dd)

1.

Keep

on

pressing

the

automatic/manual

search

reverse

button

{I

€<4/

44)

for

more

than

0.5

seconds

during

playback.

Reverse

playback

of

the

Wack

is

sped

up

@

Asaretarence,

the

current

track

number

and

elapsed

playback

time

within

the

tack

are

displayed

@

Manual

search

in

reverse

is

approximately

three

times

faster

when

engaged

during

the

pause

state

compares

to

playback.

In

this

case,

no

sound

is

heard

however.

©

If

the

automatic/manuat

search

reverse

button

(Idd/

44)

is

kept

pressed

after

the

beginning

of

the

first

ack

on

the

disc

is

feached,

{

CC

)

is

displayed

and

manuat

search

stops.

To

return

lo

another

point,

press

the

automatic/manual

search

forward

but

ton

(PP

/

PPT)

until

(

CL

)

disappears

@

ToCue

and

Stop Play

.....-..cseeeeseeeeeeene

(Remote

contro!

only}

(1)

Cuing

by

Direct

Selection

@

Cuing

by

direct

selection,

then

entering

the

Pause

state,

is

conve-

nent

for

practicing

vocals

with

background

music

1.

Press

the

Track

Number

buttons

to

set

the

number

of

the

deswed

track.

2.

Prass

the

Pause

{

If

PAUSE

}

button.

@

To

start

play,

press

the

Play

{p>

PLAY)

button

or

the

Pause

(8

PAUSE

}

button.

(2)

Cuelng

by

Program

Selection

e

After

setting

the

desired

track

selections

in

a

program,

press

the

Pause

(

Il

PAUSE

)

button.

The

player

will

advance

to

the

beginning

of

the

18t

track

in

program

memory

and

wait

in

the

Pause

state.

IN

STALLATION

PRECAUTIONS

Ihe

CD

player

uses

a

mucrocompuler

for

controling

inturnal

eluctronic

citeuits

In

the

event

thal

the

player

1s

used

while

a

near-by

tuner

or

TV

4s

luined

on,

although

unhkely,

mteslerence

could

occur

ether

in

the

Sound

trom

the

tuner

or

the

picture

of

the

TV.

To

avoid

this,

please

take

the

lollowsng

precaullons.

Keep

the

CO

player

as

tar

away

from

the

tuner

or

TV

set

as

possible

Keep

the

power

cable

and

connecting

cable

of

the

CD

player

sepa-

rate

from

the

antenna

wires

of

the

tuner

and

TV.

Interference

1s

particular

likely

to

occur

when

an

indoor

antenna

of

a

300

Q/ohms

feeder

cable

is

used.

Thus,

use

of

an

outdoor

anten-

na

and

78

Q/ohms

coaxial

cable

is

strongly

recommended.

PK

300

Qiohms

feeder

cabie

75

Qonms

cosmal

cuble

PLAY

USING

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

The

DCM-360/260

CD

Player

can

be

controtled

from

across

the

room

using

the

accessory

Remote

Control

Unit

ay

Inserting

the

Ory

Battery

1.

Remove

the

cover

on

the

back

of

the

remote

control

unit

RC-258

2.

Insert

two

R6P

(AA

size)

batteries

in

the

RC-258,

following

the

indications

on

the

battery

compartment

Cautions

Concerning

Dry

Satteries

Use

R6P

batteries

in

the

RC-258

remote

control

unit.

Depending

on

the

frequency

of

use,

the

dry

batteries

should

be

re-

piaced

approximately

once

per

year.

{f

the

remote

contro!

unit

fails

to

control

the

CD

Player,

even

before

a

year

has

passed,

replace

the

dry

batteries

wish

new

ones.

Be

sure

to

follow

polarity

indications

inside

the

case

of

the

remote

control

unit,

inserting

the

+

end

and

-

end

of

each

battery

in

the

directions

indicated.

Batteries

may

become

damaged

or

leak

under

the

following

condi

tions.

*

Using

new

batteries

together

with

old

ones.

*

Using

different

types

of

batteries

together.

*

Do

not

short

battenes,

take

them

apart,

subject

them

to

heat

or

throw

them

into

a

fire.

When

the

remote

control

unit

is

not

used

for

a

long

period

of

time,

remove

the

dry

batteries.

if

fluid

teaks

from

the

batteries,

be

sure

to

wipe

up

all

battery

fluid

inside

the

battery

case

and

replace

the

batteries

with

new

ones

(2)

Using

the

Remote

Control

Unit

Aim

the

remote

control

unit

toward

the

light

receptor

in

the

front

of

the

CD

Player,

as

shown

in

the

drawing

below.

The

remote

control

unit

can

be

used

up

to

a

distance

of

B

meters

in

a

straight

line

from

the

CD

Player.

However,

this

distance

will

be

shortened

if

there

1s

Some

obstruction

between

the

remote

control

unit

and

the

tight

receptor,

or

if

tha

beam

of

ight

is

slanted

Right

30¢

The

remote

control

unit

has

the

same

functions

as

the

main

unit,

ul

the

following

operations

cannot

be

done

*

Switching

the

power

on

and

off

Cautions

During

Use

Do

not

press

the

operating

buttons

on

the

main

unit

and

tne

remote

contol

anitat

thy

sam

ting

bis

could

cause

a

tietline

ton

Operation

of

the

remote

control

unit

will

be

hindered

ila

strong

hgnt

from

the

sun

or

a

light

fixture

1s

shining

on

the

REMOTE

SENSOR

of

if

there

is

an

obstruction

between

(he

remote

control

unit

and

the

CD

player

unit.

a

w

SESE

TS

ga

EA

97

/O9C-INOO

t

i

{

i

:

i

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

RC-258

Drawer

Open

/

Close

Button

(&

OPEN/CLOSE)

Random

Button

|

RANDOM

)

Repeat

Button

{

REPEAT}

Track

Number

Button

(1

~

10)

Play

Button

{

p>

PLAY}

Pause

Button

(

Hl

PAUSE

)

Stop

Button

(

STOP)

Aulomauc

Search

Reverse

Button

|

fd}

4utomanc

Search

Forward

Button

|

Pt

)

Disc

Selection

Use

the

DISC

SELECT

and

number

buttons

to

select

the

number

of

the

disc

to

be

played

"

~"

appears

on

the

disc

number

section

of

the

display

for

2

se-

conds

when

the

DISC

SELECT

button

is

pressed

Press

the

number

button

corresponding

to

the

number

of

the

disc

to

be

played

while

“+

“us

aisplayed

to

select

Ihe

disc

number

Track

numbers

are

seloctead

if

the

number

buttons

are

pressed

while

-

“oS

not

displayed

on

the

disc

number

section

of

the

display.

Direct

Seisction

Normally,

dvect

search

1s

possible

simply

by

pressing

the

desved

number

buttors

a

Skipping

Discs

Setting

to

the

Program

Mode

©

For

program

search,

prass

the

PROG/DIRECT

bution

then

the

wack

number

buttons

{1

through

10

and

+

10).

@

The

remote

control

unit

is

normally

set

to

the

direct

mode.

Time

Button

{

TIME

}

Program

/

Direct

Bution

{

PROG/DIRECT

|

Disc

Select

Button

{

DISC

SELECT}

Call

Button

|

CALL)

+10

Button

(

+10}

Disc

Skip

+

Button

[

DISC

SKIP

+

)

Volume

+

buttons

(VOLUME

+

}

Oise

Skip

—

Button

(

DISC

SKIP

~

)

Volume

-

buttons

(VOLUME

-

}

Manual

Search

Forward

Button

(

>>

}

Manual

Search

Reverse

Bution

|

<q)

Use

this

to

adjust

the

output

level

output

of

the

VARIABLE.

The

volume

increases

when

the

{+}

button

is

pressed,

decreases

when

the

(~)

button

is

pressed.

Program

Selection

(During

playback,

the

track

which

is

cur-

rently

playing

Is

programmed

as

the

1st

track.)

Press

the

PROG/DIRECT

button,

then

press

the

number

buttons.

For

example,

to

program

tracks

number

3,

11,

and

5,

press

PROG/

DIRECT

+3

+10and1—+5

To

cancei

the

program,

press

the

PROG/DIRECT

button

Inputting

the

Track

Numbers

For

track

numbers

balow

10,

sunply

press

the

corresponding

but-

ton.

For

track

numbers

of 11

and

greater,

press

the

+

10

then

the

number

buttons.

For

example,

for

track

number

22

press

+

10

twice

then

2.

Volume

The

volume

control

on

the

unit

will

operate

when

the

volume

but-

tons

are

pressed.

The

volume

can

be

checked

by

looking

at

the

posi-

tion

of

the

controt.

The

Oise

Sito

bution

(DISC

SKIP

+,

—}

will

not

function

in

the

random

and

program

modes

Duyng

disc

sequential

random

playback,

when

the

Disc

Skip

+

button

is

pressed,

the

following

disc

1s

played

in

random

order

Volume

The

output

tevelol

the

VARIABLE

output

terminal

can

be

changed

Yvhen

the

volume

bullion

ts

pressed,

”

-

"

appears

in

the

TIME

M

(minutes)

section

of

the

display

window

and

the

tevel

appears

in

the

S

(seconds)

section

The

volume

can

be

changed

between

a

maximum

of

"-

00”

and

a

minimum

of

”

-

12”

in

12

steps,

by

approximately

1.5

dB

per

step.

14

@

The

Time

indicator

indicates

the

amount

of

elapsed

time

for

the

track

currently

being

played,

the

amount

of

ume

remaining

for

the

current

trace

and

the

amount

of

me

remaining

for

all

tracks

yet

to

be

played.

Normally,

the

amount

of

elapsed

time

for

the

current

track

1s

displayed.

Pressing

this

button

once

causes

the

indicator

to

hght

up.

displaying

the

amount

of

time

remaining

for

the

current

track.

Pressing

the

button

once

more

turns

the

indicator

off

and

causes

the

indicator

to

light

up,

displaying

the

tme

remaining

for

all

tracks

yet

10

be

played

on

the

disc.

Pressing

the

button

once

aya:n

turns

the

(CTOTAL)

indicator

off

and

causes

the

indicator

to

display

the

elapsed

time

for

the

current

track

During

playback,

the

totalyemarning

time

1s

the

remaining

time

for

the

disc

For

programmed

playback,

the

remaining

time

for

the

program

'§

only

displayed

when

the

programmed

tracks

are

all

on

the

same

disc

In

tne

case

of

21st

and

subsequent

tracks,

the

tne

reaming

for

one

track

is

displayed

“~---".

When

21st

and

subsequent

tracks

1s

programmed,

the

time

remaining

tor

all

tracks

is

displayed

"----"

“n---"

1§

displayed

when

tracks

on

more

than

one

disc

are

programmed.

®

Bringing

a

CD

into

a

warm

room

from

a

cold

place

could

cause

moisture

to

condense

on

the

disc

surface

Do

not

attempt

to

dry

ihe

disc

with

a

hair

dryer,

etc

TROUBLE?

CHECK

THE

PLAYER

TO

FIND

WHAT’S

WRONG

Even

when

It

appears

that

there

Is

trouble,

check

the

following

points

carefully.

The

player

won't

go

to

the

place

specified

in

the

search.

See

page

15.

The

drawer

won't

open/close

when

the

Open/Close

button

Is

pressed.

@

Is

the

disc

dirty

or

scratched?

......

@

Is

the

Power

switch

on?

A

program

cannot

be

played.

After

a

disc

is

loaded

(0

00

00,4

00g

)

Is

displayed

In

the

display

@

|s

the

method

used

to

make

a

program

and

window.

@

Is

the

disc

loaded

correctly?

.

See

page

B, 9,

16.

Play

does

not

begin

when

the

Play

button

Is

pressed,

ened?

See

page

15.

tun

it

correct?

had

‘

See

page

10

The

player

won't

operate

correctly

when

the

remote

control

unit

\s

used.

COMPACT

DISCS

1.

Cautions

in

Handling

Compact

Discs

2.

Storage

of

Compact

Discs

©

Do

not

get

fingerprints,

oil,

dirt

or

other

substances

on the

com-

©

After

play,

be

sure

lo

remove

the

disc

from

the

playar

pact

disc.

If

the

disc

becomes

dirty,

wipe

it

off

with

a

dry,

soft

e

Toprevent

dust.

scratches,

deformation,

otc.,

be

sure

(o

siore

cloth.

DENON

AMC-20/21

CD

Cleaner

is

recommended

compact

discs

in

thew

case

®

Donot

clean

compact

discs

with

benzene,

paint

thinner,

water,

©

Do

not

store

compact

discs

in

the

following

locations

record

spray,

anti-static

agent,

silicon

cloth

or

similar

sub-

1.

Places

where

direct

sunhght

sinkes

lor

long

periods

of

ume

stances.

2.

Places

with

a

high

hurmdty

or

a

lot

of

dust

@

Take

particular

care

to

prevent

scratches

to

the

back

side

of

the

3.

Places

reached

by

heal

from

a

healer

or

similar

apphance

compact

disc

when

removing

it

from

the

case

and

when

insert-

Ing

st

in

its

case.

Do

not

bend

compact

discs.

Do

not

apply

to

compact

discs.

Do

not

attempt

to

enlarge

the

center

hole

of

the

disc.

@

\s

the

disc

dirty

or

scratched?

...

...

@

Are

the

dry

batteries

in

the

There

Is

no

sound,

or

the

sound

is

distorted.

remote

contro!

unit

dead?

:

3

2]

O

Ss

Do

not

write

on

the

label

(printed)

side

of

the

disc

with

a

ball

point

pen

of

pencil.

See

paye

13

@

Is

the

output

cord

connected

correctly

@

Is

the

remote

control

unit

located

too

fa

tothe

amplifier?

22.0...

eee

eee

See

page

8.

from

the

CD

Player

unit?

See

paye

13,

@

Does

the

sound

return

to

norma!

when

the

amplifier’s

knobs

ate

adjusted

or

the

proper

input

device

is

selected?

SPECIFICATIONS

AUNIO

Number

of

Channels

Frequency

Characteristics

Dynamic

Range

99

dB

SN

Ratio

108

dB

High

Frequency

Distortion

0.0025%

{1kHz)

0

0028%

98

dB

98

dB

Less

than

the

measunng

{+

0.001%

W.

peak)

Variable

0.2~

2.0V

Audio

compact

discs

are

used

12

cm

(5

in}

and

8

cm

(3

in}

FUNCTIONS

AND

DISPLAY

Functions

(bcM-360

2

Channeis

2

~

20,000

Hz

BCM-260

Five

discs

can

be

used,

Duwect

Track

Selection,

Program

Selection,

Random

Play,

etc

Oisc

No,

Track

No,

Tene

tin,

suc

),

Play,

Pause,

Repeat.

Random,

ot.

Headphone

Jack

{Level

Vacabie)

98

dB

108

dB

Displays

Separation

Wow

and

Flutter

Other

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

AC~258

Remote

Control

Method

Power

Supply

External

Dimensions

Output

Voltage

DISC

USED

Infrared

Pulse

system

3

VOC

Two

R6P

(standard

SIZE

AA}

50

(Wh

x

178

(H)

x

38

(D)

mm

(1-31/32"

x

6-57/64"

x

45/64")

100g

lapprox.

3

oz)

{Includes

battenes)

OVERALL

Power

Supply

60

Hz,

Voltage

is

shown

on

rating

label

Power

Consumption

iw

434

(W)

x

114

(H)

x

398

(D}

mm

(17-3/32"

x

4-17/32"

«

15-11/16")

5.4

kg

(11.9

Ips.)

Weight

External

Dimensions

Weight

§.4kg

(11.9

Ibs)

*

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

in

the

course

of

product

improvement

15

@

DCM-360/260

NOTE

FOR

HANDLING

OF

LASER

PICK-UP

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of

the

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DCM-360/2i

Caution

for

Handling

the

Laser

Pick-up

The

laser

pick-up

HPC-IC

is

assembled

and

precisely

adjusted

using

a

sophisticated

manufacturing

process

in

our

plant.

Do

not

disassemble

or

attempt

to

readjust

it.

Please

keep

the

following

instructions

carefully

in

handling

pick-up.

1.

Handle

with

Care

(1)

Storage

Do

not

store

the

pick-up

in

dusty,

high-temperatured

or

high-humidity

environments.

Please

make

pick-up

faces

objective

lens

upward

(pick-up

toward

+Z

axis

direction

)

when

storage

and

transport.

(2)

Handling

Please

take

care

for

preventing

from

shock

by

falling

down

or

careless

handling.

2.

Laser

Diode

(LD)

(1)

Protect

your

eyes

The

laser

beam

may

damage

the

human

eye,

since

the

intensity

of

the

focused

spot

may

reach

7

x

10°

W/cm?

even

if

the

intensity

at

the

objective

lens

is

400

pW

maximum.

As

the

light

beam

spreads

after

focused

through

the

objective

lens,

it

does

not

effect

you

in

the

place

as

far

as

more

than

30

cms.

However,

do

not

look

at

the

laser

light

beam

either

through

the

objective

lens

directly

nor

another

lens

or

a

mirror.

{2)

Poison

of

As

Since

the

LD

chip

contains

As

(Arsenic),

as

GaAs

+

GaAlAs,

as

known

as

the

poison,

although

the

poison

is

relatively

weak,

in

comparing

with

others,

e.g.As2O3,

AsCls

etc.,

and

the

amountis

small,

avoid

putting

the

chip

in

acid

or

an

alkali

solution,

heating

it

over

200°C

or

putting

it

into

your

mouth.

(3)

Avoid

surge

current

or

electrostatic

discharge

The

LD

may

be

damaged

or

deteriorated

by

its

own

strong

fight

if

a

large

current

is

supplied

to

it,

even

if

only

a

short

time.

Since

the

semiconductor

laser

may

be

damaged

easy

by

electrostatic

generating,

be

careful

to

avoid

the

happening

during

handling

pick-up.

To

connect

working

table

using

aviodable

electrostatic

mat

and

chassis

of

this

unit to

earth

line

between

high

resistor

(1MQ

extent).

To

connect

working

human

wrist

attaching

least

strap

to

earth

fine

between

high

resistor

(1MQ

extent).

Be

sure

that

there

is

no

soldering

short

for

avoiding

electro-

static

damage

at

this

laser

pick-up.

3.

2

Axis

Actuator

(1)

Actuator

The

pertormance

of

the

actuator

may

be

effected

if

magnetic

material

is

located

nearby,

since

the

actuator

has

a

strong

magnetic

circuit.

Do

not

permit

dust

to

enter

through

the

clearance

of

the

cover.

(2)

Cleaning

the

lens

it

may

change

the

specifications

by

attaching

dust

or

ash

or

the

objective

lens.

Clean

the

lens

with

a

cleaning

pape:

dampened

with

a

little

isopropil

alcohol,

not

pressing

lens

with

so

much

strength

by

the

cleaning

paper.

4.

Metal

Bearing

As

the

metal

bearing

of

Cu-compound

sintered

alloy

is

impreg

nated

with

FROIL946P,

never

fail

to

supply

the

bushing

with

the

same

lubricant

at

the

time

of

replacing

the

pick-up.

5.

Handling

Please

handle

the

laser

pick-up

with

holding

the

side

base

(rosin

molded

part).

When

either

a

part

of

human

body

or

some

other

things

may

happen

to

touch

directly

with

the

circuit

pant

ot

P.W.Board,

i

may

cause

deterioration,

take

careful

attention

in

handling

this

base.

m