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15.

 

LCD Display 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Fig. 3

 

 
     

TOTAL TRACK:

 

Shows the current track number or the folder number while selecting folders. 

     

Indicates that the unit is in playback mode 

      

 Indicates that the unit is in pause mode 

 

CUE:

  indicates that a cue point has been memorized. 

 

CD:

 Indicates that the unit is in CD mode. 

      

USB:

 Indicates that the unit is in USB mode. 

 

PC:

 No function in the CDMP-750. 

CONTINUE:

 When lit, the unit is in continuous play mode and will not stop after each track. 

ELAPSED:

 Shows the actual playing time. 

TOTAL:

 Shows the total paying time for the compete CD. 

REMAIN:

 Shows how much time is left for the track playing at this moment. 

TIME BAR: 

Indicates the playing time. 

TRACK:

 Shows the track number. 

MINUTES: 

Shows the minutes elapsed or remaining depending on time mode setting

SECONDS:

 

Shows the seconds elapsed or remaining depending on time mode setting

FRAMES:

 

The CD Player breaks down a second into 75 frames for accurate cueing. This shows the 

frames elapsed or remaining depending on mode setting

MODE DISPLAY:

 

The mode display consists of 9 alphanumeric characters just beneath the time display  

and shows useful info such as: the FX parameters, MP3 file’s name and folder number etc. The folder  
name will not be displayed. 

PITCH: 

Indicates the current pitch.

 

PROG:

 

Lights to indicate there’s a program list existing in normal playback. Blinks when the program list  

is running

.

 

MT:

 

Lights up when performing master tempo function. 

RELOOP:

 

Lights up when performing the loop function. 

 

              BPM :

 

Shows

 

BPM value.

 

AUTO: 

Indicates that the

 

AUTO BPM function is activated.

 

16.

 

Memory A button 

      This button allows yout to store a hotloop and/or a hotcue in memory A.  

17. Loop In button 
      

This button allows you to set the start point for the loop.  

18.

 

Memory B button 

      This button allows yout to store a hotloop and/or a hotcue in memory B.  

19.

 

Loop Out button 

      The loop out button allows you to set the end point for the loop. Pushing the button again, allows you  
      to edit the loop.  

20.

 

Memory C button 

      This button allows yout to store a hotloop and/or a hotcue in memory C.  

21.

 

Reloop/ Exit

 

button 

      Push this button to either exit or call the Loop playback. 

22.

 

Memory D button 

      This button allows yout to store a hotloop and/or a hotcue in memory D.  

23. Reverse button 
      

Use this button to toggle the reverse mode on or off. In reverse mode, the built in LED will light up and  

      the current track will be played backwards. 

24. Eject button 

      Push this button to open and close the disc holder. The disc holder can’t be opened during  
      playback, so stop playback before pushing the button.  

25. FX On/Off button 

      This button allows you to toggle the effect processor on or off. Push the 

relay (6)

 button to switch  

      between 

gain

 and 

parameter

. If

 gain

 is selected, the relay button will light and in the 

LCD display (15)  

      will show the gain value blinking, if 

parameter 

is selected, the

 

relay (6) 

button will blink and the  

      parameter value in the 

LCD display (15)

 will blink. 

Summary of Contents for CORE CDMP-750

Page 1: ...CDMP 750 ORDERCODE D1155 Highlite International B V Vestastraat 2 6468 EX Kerkrade The Netherlands...

Page 2: ...P Audio for more excellent audio products We design and manufacture professional audio equipment for the entertainment industry New products are being launched regularly We work hard to keep you our c...

Page 3: ...s 11 Unloading CD s 11 Selecting tracks 11 Starting playback 11 Stop playback 12 Pausing 12 Setting a cue point 12 Setting a hot cue Point 12 Cueing 12 Frame search 12 Scanning fast forward fast backw...

Page 4: ...on and to ensure a safe operation it is absolutely necessary for the user to follow the safety instructions and warning notes written in this manual Please consider that damages caused by manual modif...

Page 5: ...t use fuses of same type and rating only WARRANTY Till one year after date of purchase OPERATING DETERMINATIONS This system is not designed for permanent operation Consistent operation breaks will ens...

Page 6: ...ged due to shipping Transportation damage has to be reported to us within one day after receipt of the delivery Any return shipment has to be made post paid at all times Return shipments must be accom...

Page 7: ...8 16 100 Electronic anti shock buffer 15 seconds Seamless loop function Beat related auto loop function Scratch function Cue function 5 digital BPM related effects 4 memories for hotloops or cues Prog...

Page 8: ...ct button 8 Scratch LED 27 Title button 9 Jogmode button 28 Time button 10 Jogwheel 29 Single button 11 Cue button 30 Pitch Button 12 Tap button 31 Pitch Button 13 Play Pause button 32 Pitch control f...

Page 9: ...g or servicing Damages caused by non observance are not subject to warranty Set Up and Operation Before plugging the unit in always make sure that the power supply matches the product specification vo...

Page 10: ...12 Frame search 8 Scratch LED Indicates the CDMP 750 is in scratch mode In scratch mode you can use the jogwheel for scratch effects 9 Jog mode button Pushing the jog mode button allows you to select...

Page 11: ...list is running MT Lights up when performing master tempo function RELOOP Lights up when performing the loop function BPM Shows BPM value AUTO Indicates that the AUTO BPM function is activated 16 Memo...

Page 12: ...ader upwards to decrease the pitch move the fader downwards to increase the pitch 33 Range 8 LED Indicates that the maximum range for the pitch control fader 32 is 8 34 Range 16 LED Indicates that the...

Page 13: ...s in the disc slot and do not try to place more than one disc in the disc Slot at a time Do not push the disc in manually when the power is off as this may result in malfunction and may damage the pla...

Page 14: ...2 which contain a cue point will light up green Cueing Cueing is the action of preparing for playback Push the Cue 11 button the player will enter the cue mode the playback returns to the cue point An...

Page 15: ...espectively while the pushing the pitch bend 30 of pitch bend 31 button 2 The BPM increase depends on how long you hold the button If you hold the button for about 5 seconds the BPM will go either to...

Page 16: ...the loop play function is canceled the LOOP indicator dims Creating a hot loop Creating a hot loop is the action of storing the current loop in one of the four hot loop memories 1 If you have already...

Page 17: ...ways store the disc in the jewel case to protect from dirt or damage Do not place discs in the following areas 1 Areas exposed to face sunlight for a considerable time 2 Areas subject to accumulation...

Page 18: ...C 230V 50Hz Power Consumption 20W Operating temperature 5 C 35 C Weight 2729g Dimensions 427 L 345 W 221 H mm MP3 Format DISC USB Devices Applicable file extensions MP3 mp3 Mp3 mP3 File Systems Compat...

Page 19: ...2011 Dap Audio...

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