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11

Single ended

Remote control

1.

STANDBY

2.

DISC

 – No function.

3.

SCAN

 – Play 10 seconds of each track.

4.

PROG
a

. Set the CD player in 

STOP MODE

.

b

. Select tracks with the numeric buttons (9), or step to the number using buttons

no. 

14

 or 

15

.

c

. Press the 

PROG (4)

 button – the track is programmed.

Repeat 

b

 and 

c

 until all the tracks you wish to program is done.

After each track is programmed, the total playtime will be shown in the display.
If a track with number higher than 13 is programmed, the total playtime will not be
shown.
You can browse through the tracks with the buttons 

14

 and 

15

. On the tracks that

already are programmed, you will see a “P” shown in the display.
If you wish to remove a track from your program, choose the track number and
press 

PROG (4

).

To monitor what is being programmed. Go back to 

STOP MODE

.

Press 

PROG (4)

 – The display will now show the programmed tracks in the new

order.
The tracks are now stored in the order you programmed them and not in the
original numeric order.
If you press 

STOP (17)

 two times your program sequence will be erased.

5.

FAST

 – press this button before you use the search buttons 

(6 or 13).

 The search

will go faster.

6.

SEARCH BACKWARDS

7.

A/B

 – Repeat a segment of the disc/track. Press the button once to mark the start

of the portion to be repeated. Press it again at the end of the desired sequence.
The selected area will play continuously until the 

STOP (17)

 button is pressed.

8.

SHUF

 - The tracks will be played in a random order.

9.

REP

 – Press this button once and all the tracks on the disc will be repeated.

The display will show 

“REPEAT”.

Press the button again, and it will only repeat the current track.
The display will show 

“REPEAT 1”

10.

PAUSE

 – Pause on/off.

11.

NUMERIC CONTROLS

 – Press these buttons to select a specific track on the disc.

For tracks 10 and above, the second digit of the number must be pressed within
one second.

12.

TIME

 – Press once - shows total played time.

 Press once more - shows total remaning time of disc.
 Press once more - back to normal. (shows played time of single track)

13.

SEARCH FORWARD

14.

NEXT TRACK

15.

PREVIOUS TRACK

16.

PLAY

17.

STOP

Summary of Contents for EMC 1UP

Page 1: ...EMC 1UP Owner s Manual UK UK UK...

Page 2: ...emc1up_v1 1_knekkt...

Page 3: ...ck do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture Verify line voltage before use Do not remove cover No user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel The warranty is v...

Page 4: ...e legendary 25 watt amplifier It was the first commercial transistor amplifier to use this new design approach The amplifier was immediately recognised as dramatically more musical than any other tran...

Page 5: ...screw must be removed for proper operation When moving the CD player Always re insert and tighten the transport screw to avoid severe dam age to the unit For optimal sonic performance the EMC 1UP shou...

Page 6: ...len keys and all transport necessities in a safe place for future use Always tighten the trans port screw ontopp first then the wing nut and wing bolts when moving the CDPlayer The cancellation system...

Page 7: ...speakers and amplifier s How to avoid noise problems The EMC 1UP contains delicate circuits that are sensitive to magnetic strayfields The unit should not be place near mains transformers TVs etc Care...

Page 8: ...8 Connecting the audio components Balanced...

Page 9: ...9 Single ended...

Page 10: ...10...

Page 11: ...ed them and not in the original numeric order If you press STOP 17 two times your program sequence will be erased 5 FAST press this button before you use the search buttons 6 or 13 The search will go...

Page 12: ...lifier s then the signal sources Loading a Disc 1 Load the disc by gently pushing the drawer marked ELECTROCOMPANIET towards the rear of the unit Open is shown on the display 2 Place the disc on the s...

Page 13: ...6 X 4 dB 3 2 X 10 dB Maximum output RMS 7 V 14V THD 1 V out 1 kHz 0 002 Channel separation 1 V out 1 kHz 90 dB Equivalent input noise 4 uV Digital stage Dynamic range 100 dB Signal to noise 100 dB THD...

Page 14: ...electrocompaniet no Web www electrocompaniet com The end user is responsible for all shipping charges insurance re importation and duty charges When shipping a product to the factory for service alway...

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