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TASCAM  CD-200iL

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3 – Preparations

Preparing the remote control

Inserting batteries

1.  Open the lid.
2.  Confirm 

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 polarity, and insert two AA batteries.

3.  Close the lid.

Replacing the batteries

Replace both batteries with new ones when the range of 

the remote control becomes short or if the function buttons 

become unresponsive.

Cautions about the use of batteries

Misuse of batteries could cause them to leak, rupture or 

otherwise be damaged. Please read and abide by the precau-

tions on them when using batteries. Also see “CAUTIONS ABOUT 

BATTERIES” on page 4.

Cautions about using the remote control

•  Use of this remote control could cause other devices 

that can be controlled by infrared rays to be operated 

accidentally.

•  Use the remote control within the following range.

Remote Sensor

Operation distance
Directly in front: Within 7 meters
15° left or right: Within 7 meters

Loading a CD

To load a CD, press the OPEN/CLOSE button on the main unit or 

on the remote control to open the disc tray, and put the CD into 

the tray with the label facing up.
Press the OPEN/CLOSE button again to close the disc tray. After 

loading the disc, the unit reads the disc’s information and the 

display shows the total number of tracks and total playback time 

if it is an audio CD or the total number of tracks in the current 

folder or on the entire disc if it is a data CD.

NOTE

• 

When the current source is 

-CD-

 and a disc is loaded in 

the tray, instead of pressing the 

OPEN/CLOSE

 button to 

close the disc tray, you can press the 

PLAY/PAUSE

 button to 

close the disc tray and begin playback automatically after 

it closes. 

• 

If you open the disc tray while this unit is in use, the 

following settings are lost.

– Program
– Current folder (for data CDs)

Summary of Contents for CD-200iL

Page 1: ...D01206220B CD 200iL CD Player iPod Dock OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is like ly to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense...

Page 3: ...r supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped The...

Page 4: ...yesight If fluid does enter an eye wash it out thor oughly with clean water without rubbing the eye and then consult a doctor immediately If the fluid gets on a person s body or clothing it could caus...

Page 5: ...should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities b By disposing of waste batteries and or accu...

Page 6: ...t source current source 18 4 CD playback 19 Playable discs and files 19 Folders and tracks on data CDs 19 Playback modes 20 Selecting the playback mode 20 Playback 20 Selecting a track 21 Skipping to...

Page 7: ...can be played back by this unit are collectively called audio files Audio CDs and data CDs are sometimes generically called CDs The currently selected folder is called the current folder Additional in...

Page 8: ...out discs In addition to audio CDs CD DA the CD 200iL can play CD R and CD RW discs on which audio CD MP3 MP2 or WAV format files are recorded The CD player can also play 3 inch CDs Handling of compac...

Page 9: ...the headphone output level CAUTION Use the PHONES knob to minimize the volume before connecting headphones Failure to do so could cause a sudden burst of loud noise which might result in hearing dama...

Page 10: ...h control playback on page 26 When the current source is DOCK press this button to change the repeat playback mode See iPod iPhone control on page 27 t FOLDER g t PITCH buttons When the current source...

Page 11: ...on 120V supply Display 1 Shuffle playback mode indicator If the current source is CD SHUFFLE appears when the playback mode is changed to shuffle If the current source is DOCK SHUFFLEappears when the...

Page 12: ...ch control function on and off See Pitch control playback on page 26 7 FOLDER g t buttons When the current source is CD and a data CD is loaded use these buttons to change the folder that will be play...

Page 13: ...unit to the input jacks of a stereo amplifier mixer recorder or other device with analog inputs NOTE Cables are not included with this unit Do not bundle RCA cables with power cords or speaker cables...

Page 14: ...so the playback sound might not be output and iPod or iPhone control and recharging might not be possible NOTE When an iPod or iPhone is connected to this unit s iPod dock it will be recharged whenev...

Page 15: ...30 pin Dock connector iPod or iPhone with a 30 pin Dock connector NOTE When connecting an iPod or iPhone with a 30 pin Dock connector always insert a dock adapter suitable for your iPod or iPhone into...

Page 16: ...ed gently Refer to the illustration below Direction of iPod iPhone insertion and removal Connecting external audio players By connecting the analog output line out or headphones jack of another type o...

Page 17: ...wing range Remote Sensor Operation distance Directly in front Within 7 meters 15 left or right Within 7 meters Loading a CD To load a CD press the OPEN CLOSE button on the main unit or on the remote c...

Page 18: ...er CD DOCK AUX IN Current source selection order Display when current source is set to CD Display when current source is set to DOCK Display when current source is set to AUX CAUTION DOCK and AUX cann...

Page 19: ...les by their mp3 and mp2 file extensions This unit cannot play MP3 MP2 files that do not have the correct mp3 and mp2 file extension so always include these file extensions at the ends of MP3 MP2 file...

Page 20: ...k modes During playback however only continuous and shuffle playback modes can be selected To select programmed playback press the main unit PLAY MODE INTRO CHECK SOURCE SEL button or the remote PLAY...

Page 21: ...ess and hold a SEARCH m button on the main unit or a search m or button on the remote control to start searching forward or backward 3 Release the button that you are holding to stop searching and ret...

Page 22: ...ack when stopped or when a CD is not loaded press the main unit PLAY MODE INTRO CHECK SOURCE SEL button or the remote control PLAY MODE button When the folder playback function is on for a data CD tra...

Page 23: ...e empty program step is shown The unit exits program setting mode NOTE The same track can be added to the program multiple times If you press the STOP button when it is possible to add a track to a ne...

Page 24: ...to the middle of the program replace and add program tracks to alter the program contents Clearing the program You can clear the entire program that has been set 1 Press the PROGRAM EDIT button on the...

Page 25: ...ining time You can also change the information shown when stopped but the display switches between total tracks and total time 8 8 Data CD When playing back or paused you can change the infor mation s...

Page 26: ...mount equivalent to the pitch control value When the pitch control function is on some devices might not be able to receive this unit s digital output The pitch control function cannot be used with an...

Page 27: ...ascam eu for Europe for details about compatible devices iPod iPhone control Front panel and remote control TASCAM RC CD200iL buttons can be used to control the iPod or iPhone as follows PLAY PAUSE 7...

Page 28: ...be displayed as text information OPEN The disc tray is open TOC READ TOC information is being read Warning messages If an operation cannot be completed one of the following messages will appear for a...

Page 29: ...use program playback folder number appears in the folder number area on the display 8 8 The audio skips or there is noise e The sound might be disrupted if any apps on the iPod or iPhone are active ot...

Page 30: ...with IEC 60958 3 standard for consumer applications S PDIF DIGITAL OUTPUT OPTICAL Connector TOS JEITA RC 5720C Compatible Signal Format Compliant with IEC 60958 3 standard for consumer applications S...

Page 31: ...ions 465mm 481mm 435mm 94 5mm 88mm 76mm 6 5mm 12 5mm 279 1mm 6 4mm Illustrations and other depictions may differ in part from the actual product Specifications and external appearance may be changed w...

Page 32: ...Churubusco 364 Colonia Del Carmen Delegaci n Coyoac n CP 04100 M xico DF M xico TEAC UK LIMITED http tascam eu Phone 44 8451 302511 Meridien House Ground Floor 69 71 Clarendon Road Watford Hertfordshi...

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