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  Instructions For Use. Page 11

INTRO/TITLE SEARCH

The INTRO function allows you to play

back just the start of each track on the disc
to, for instance locate by ear a preferred
track.

The first ten seconds of each title on

the CD are played (or the first 10 seconds
of the programmed titles). The playback ar-
row in the display window flashes to indi-
cate that this mode is activated.

Press INTRO again and the CD player

will switch to normal playback starting from
the title which is currently playing.

PROGRAMMING / R.M.S

The built-in program memory (Ran-

dom Music Selection function) allows you
to store up to 24 tracks and to play them
back in the order in which you store them.
Each track is stored as a 'STEP' in the pro-
gram. It is possible to store a track more
than once in the same program if desired.

Example

: You wish to listen to tracks

14, 7, 9, 9 and 12 in that order on a disc.

With the disc loaded and the player

stopped first press the numeric button cor-
responding to the first track you wish to store
(14 in our example). That track number will
appear in the display as below.

Now press the PROGRAM push-but-

ton and the display will change to show to
currently programmed track (14), the step
number (1) and the total playing time of all
programmed  tracks so far. The RMS logo
also lights to show that Random Music Se-
lection (i.e. program) mode is active.

SPECIAL FEATURES

Next the second track to be pro-

grammed can be selected (7 in our exam-
ple) either by entering the required number
with the numeric buttons or by using the
track skip buttons (|<<  and >>|). As the
second track number is selected the step
number will be seen to change to a flashing
2 indicating the program step about to be
filled.

 Once the second track is selected on

the display, store it by pressing the PRO-
GRAM button. The display will now change
to show the second programmed step. The
step number will now stop flashing, indicat-
ing that this step has been filled. The play-
back time of the newly programmed title is
added to the total playback time shown on
the min. and sec display (12 mins 1 sec in
our example).

You can then store all the remaining

tracks in the same way.

If you want to save a track twice in

succession (for example 9 followed by 9)
first program in track 9 as normal then
reselect  track 9 and save it again by press-
ing the program button.

If you should accidentally enter more

than 24 tracks, the memory will stop stor-
ing tracks after it has reached 24 and the
message FULL will appear in the display as
shown.

If at any time you make a mistake or

wish to delete a track from the list pressing
the CLEAR button will erase the last step.
Repeated pressing of CLEAR will then
erase each step in reverse order.

Once you have stored all your desired

Summary of Contents for X-RAY

Page 1: ...unparalled sound quality Aesthetically the X RAY is a perfect match for the X PLORA FM tuner X A1 or X A100R integrated amplifiers or the X P100 X AS100 Pre Power amplifier combination Together these components form one of the finest hi fi systems available Dust regularly with a soft duster or soft brush but be careful when using cleaning or polishing agents they may harm the surface finish If you...

Page 2: ... is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black If connecting to a BS1363 plug a 10 amp fuse must be used WARNING Radio Frequency Interference RFI This hi fi product has been tested to ensure that its operation will not be adversely affected by normal background levels of RFI It is possible that if this product is subjected to abnormally high...

Page 3: ...e guaranteed that interference will not occur in a particular installation the user is encouraged to try to correct any interference experienced for instance to radio or TV broadcasts by one or more of the following measures Identify the source of interference turn off the CD player check whether the interference disappears Re orientate or relocate the receiving aerial Increase the separation betw...

Page 4: ... the protective housing However you must comply with the following important cautions CAUTION THIS CD PLAYER OPERATES WITH INVISIBLE LASER LIGHT WHEN THE PLAYER OPERATES LASER LIGHT IS RADIATED INTERNALLY DO NOT REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE HOUSINGS USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE IF THIS PRODUCT DEVE...

Page 5: ...ng drawer 8 OPEN CLOSE to open and close drawer REAR PANEL 9 DIGITAL OUTPUT coaxial 10 DIGITAL OUTPUT optical 11 Left and right LINE OUTPUTS 12 IEC type mains inlet REMOTE CONTROL 13 OPEN CLOSE 14 Direct track access buttons 15 Special function buttons see manual for details 16 SEARCH buttons to scan forwards or backwards 17 TRACK back forward buttons to change to the last next track 18 INDEX back...

Page 6: ...ithin Refer all service work to an authorised Mu sical Fidelity agent The remote control enables you to activate the main functions of the CD player from the comfort of your armchair Several of the functions described in this manual are only available on the remote handset Identical inscriptions on the remote con trol and CD player denote identical functions The following should be noted when oper...

Page 7: ... CD player could cause dangerous short circuits which in the worst case could cause a fire If you move your CD player from a coldplacetoawarmplace leaveitswitched offforafewhoursbeforeusingitagain Con densationcouldforminsidetheunitandmust be allowed to evaporate CLEANING Before cleaning the CD player always switch off the main switch and remove the mains plug from the wall outlet Clean the housin...

Page 8: ... again as shown previously When all tracks on the CD have been played playback stops and this indication appears on the display BASIC OPERATION MOISTURE If the unit is exposed to extreme tem peraturefluctuations moisturecanformin side Condensation can form on the lens and on other parts inside the unit If the CD player is operated under these conditions the laser beam may not be able to read the d...

Page 9: ...t as the smaller digit s to the right of the main track indica tion In the example above the current track is number 4 and the current index point is number 2 PLAY PAUSE Pressing the PLAY PAUSE button whilst a disc is playing pauses playback of the disc The pause symbol appears in the display window see below The disc will continue spinning but the track does not advance and the X RAY s output is ...

Page 10: ...nd over again You can use the display to help you find the desired section or you can set it by ear When you reach the desired starting point SPECIAL FEATURES press button A B The display will show the flashing symbol A Once the disc has reached the end of the desired section press the A B button again The letters A B will now be illumi nated in the display Nowtheselectionyouhavechosenwill be repe...

Page 11: ...RMS logo also lights to show that Random Music Se lection i e program mode is active SPECIAL FEATURES Next the second track to be pro grammed can be selected 7 in our exam ple either by entering the required number with the numeric buttons or by using the track skip buttons and As the second track number is selected the step number will be seen to change to a flashing 2 indicating the program step...

Page 12: ... to locate each one individually However some CDs do not have enough space between tracks for this functiontooperateproperly AUTOSPACE can solve this problem Pressing the AUTOSPACE button once activates the function The legend SPACE will appear in the display as below In this mode once the X RAY has reached the end of a track the SPACE leg end will begin to flash and the elapsed time partofthedisp...

Page 13: ...tim er playback is required Mistrackin g sound ju mpin g Pla yer receiving vib ratio n or shock Changetheinstall ation positio n of theplayer Disc dirty Cle an disc surface Hu m Sig nalconnectio n plug not connect ed securely Reconnect plug securely Noise in tuner Player too near tuner Keep a reasonable distance between units or swit ch off player s power Remotecontrol unit operation is im possibl...

Page 14: ...0kHz 0 2dB S N ratio 96dB unweighted 105dB A weighted THD 0 006 10Hz 20kHz unweighted 0 003 10Hz 20 kHz A weighted Total correlated jitter 170 pS De emphasis error 0 1dB Linearity 0 2dB to 80dB Wow and flutter Unmeasurable Power requirements 100 115 230V AC 50 60Hz Factory preset for country Power consumption 15 Watts Dimensions approx 230 x 110 x 320 mm W x H x D Height and width include feet dep...

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