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edit:

 allows user to set up a recording session that will fit within the time

constraints of a particular cassette. 

peak:

 pressing this will cause player to scan the entire CD for the

loudest passage, and when found, will play that passage repeatedly,
allowing recording levels to be set. Press STOP to end.

THE REMOTE CONTROL

PLAY, STOP, PAUSE, <<, and >> are duplicated on the remote control.
These keys on the remote function in exactly the same way as the front
panel controls. The following additional controls are available only on the
remote control:

NUMBER KEYS 0-9:

 These keys can be used for direct selection of a

different track during play, a track to begin play with, and tracks for a
program. The second digit in two digit numbers (eg: 12) must be entered
within 2 seconds. 

SCAN:

 Press to automatically play the first ten seconds of each track.

To play a full track, press again, or press PLAY.

REPEAT:

 Press once before or during play to cause the displayed track

to play continuously. REPEAT 1 will light on the display. Pressing a
second time before or during play will repeat the entire CD, and REPEAT
will light on the display.  Pressing a third time will end the repetition.

VOLUME (+ and -):

 Digitally adjusts the playback level. 

Important Note:

when playing HDCD encoded discs with an HDCD D/A converter,
volume level 

must

 be set to maximum for the HDCD decoder to operate.

The volume control is a convenience feature which we believe you will
find useful. Be aware, however, that volume should be set to the
maximum level for best sonic performance.

SHUFFLE:

 Press before or during play to play tracks in random order.

SHUFFLE will light on the display. Press again to return to normal play.
If you elect to repeat the entire cd in SHUFFLE mode, the tracks will be
played randomly each time, except that playback will always begin with
the same track.

DR-1 Owner’s Manual

7

Summary of Contents for DR-1

Page 1: ...on for producing among the industry s most reliable compo nents is a natural consequence of this engineering approach Although the DR 1 has been designed so that its basic operation is intuitively apparent it has a number of sophisticated features which are fully explained in this manual Please take a few minutes to read the manual to better understand the features and capabilities of your DR 1 In...

Page 2: ...s exclusion may not apply to you Obtaining Warranty Service To obtain warranty service the unit must be shipped along with evidence of purchase in factory packing to conrad johnson design or designated service center with freight and insurance prepaid by the owner After repair the unit will be returned with freight and insurance prepaid by conrad johnson design to any destina tion in the United St...

Page 3: ...address above Boxes and packing materials can be ob tained from our service department for a nominal charge if you no longer have yours Include with the unit a note describing the problem you are having in as much detail as possible It is especially important for our technician to know if the problem is intermittent If you want an estimate of cost for out of warranty service be sure to request it ...

Page 4: ... frequency interference and other forms of EMI Choice of materials physical layout grounding practice and power supply design have all been specified with a view to reducing the impact of electromagnetic fields on the performance of this unit and to assure that it does not radiate fields that might interfere with the operation of other units Care in installation can often avoid EMI induced problem...

Page 5: ... a coaxial RCA output connector Use a coaxial digital cable to connect this output to the digital input of your D A converter If your DR 1 is equipped with the Professional Output option it also has available connectors for AT T glass fiber optic cable or balanced XLR transmission lines The choice will depend on the available inputs on your D A converter as well as personal preference DR 1 Owner s...

Page 6: ...while pressing will move to the previous track Pressing and holding these buttons during play will enable fast search forward or backward These buttons are also used to set edit parameters see instructions for tape dubbing below time This button is used to select between the program time display options During playback the display initially reads the elapsed time of the track being played TRACK TI...

Page 7: ... each track To play a full track press again or press PLAY REPEAT Press once before or during play to cause the displayed track to play continuously REPEAT 1 will light on the display Pressing a second time before or during play will repeat the entire CD and REPEAT will light on the display Pressing a third time will end the repetition VOLUME and Digitally adjusts the playback level Important Note...

Page 8: ... status and operation of the machine Some of the messages you may see are described in this section close cd tray is being closed read the CD s contents are being scanned nodISC there is no CD in the player noAUdIOdISC disc in player is a non audio CD CD ROM CD I or CDV notPOSSIbLE a non existent track number has been selected FULL you have attempted to program more than 30 tracks GO tO PLAY you h...

Page 9: ...R 1 can be programmed to play up to thirty tracks on a CD in any desired sequence To enter a program if needed cd is playing press STOP press prgm PROGRAM lights up and flashes key in desired track numbers using number keys on remote control Each time you key in a track number the number of tracks and the playing time of your option will be shown under TRACK and TOTAL TIME on the alpha numeric dis...

Page 10: ...use this feature press STOP if the cd is playing press edit to activate edit mode display shows EDIT this selects the normal edit mode two modes are available EDIT normal and OPT imal EDIT will determine which tracks fit on each side of the tape and will stop on the last track Tracks will be recorded in the order in which they appear on the CD OPT will calculate the number and order in which the t...

Page 11: ...eight 17 lbs Fuses The DR 1 has four fuses protecting the dc power supplies These fuses are located on the printed circuit board nearest the middle of the unit Failure of any fuse is a symptom of a more serious problem and a competent service technician should be consulted In no event should these fuses be replaced with a value or type different than that originally supplied The correct fuse value...

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