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TASCAM CD-9010

 19

4 – Playback

Setting the playback point

Selecting tracks

Use the TRACK 

.

/

/

 buttons to select tracks. 

.

 button

Press to move to the start of the current track when the elapsed 

time of the current track is greater than one second. When the 

elapsed time is less than one second, press this to skip to the 

beginning of the previous track. 

/

 button

Press to skip to the beginning of the next track. Press again to 

skip to the beginning of the track after that. 

NOTE

When in program playback mode, tracks will be skipped in 

• 

the program order. 
When at the beginning of the first track, press the 

• 

.

 

button to skip to the beginning of the last track. When at the 

beginning of the last track, press the 

/

 button to skip to 

the beginning of the first track. 

Operation after selection of a track

When the TRACK 

.

/

/

 buttons are used to select a track, 

what happens next depends on the unit's status and auto cue 

function setting. (See "Auto cue function" on page 19.) 
When Auto Cue is ON 

The unit enters playback standby at the first position within 

the track where the signal reaches the level set using the 

PLAY

 menu 

AUTO CUE LEVEL

 item. 

When Auto Cue is OFF

The unit enters playback standby at the beginning of the 

track. 

Searching within tracks

When playback is stopped, the unit is in playback standby, or 

during monitoring or jog playback, press and hold the SEARCH 

m

/

,

 buttons to search for a cue point. 

While pressing one of the SEARCH 

,

 or 

m

 buttons to 

search within a track, you can change the search speed by 

pressing the other SEARCH 

m

/

,

 button.

Auto cue function 

If the auto cue function is ON, and you select a track for 

playback, any “silence” at the beginning of the track will be 

skipped, and the unit will enter playback standby at the first 

point where the track's “signal” is audible. As a result, sound will 

be heard immediately when playback starts.

NOTE

When using the cue function, the Auto Cue function is 

• 

disabled. 
If a track is selected when AUTO CUE is ON, the unit enters 

• 

playback standby at the first point where the track is 

audible. 
The AUTO CUE function setting is retained even when the 

• 

power is turned OFF. 

You can specify the threshold level (

AUTO CUE LEVEL

) used to 

detect the audio signal when the Auto Cue function is activated. 

In other words, any signal higher than the 

AUTO CUE LEVEL

 will 

be treated as “signal,” and any signal lower than this level will be 

treated as “silence.”

1.  Press the 

MENU

 button to open the 

MENU

 screen. 

2.

 

Open the 

PLAY

 menu.

3.  Select 

AUTO CUE

4.  Press the 

DATA

 dial to move the cursor right to select the 

setting. 

5.  Turn the 

DATA

 dial to set the value to 

ON

 (default is 

OFF

).

6.  Press the 

DATA

 dial to move the cursor to the left, and 

return to menu item selection. 

7.  Select 

AUTO CUE LEVEL

8.  Press the 

DATA

 dial to move the cursor right to select the 

setting.

9.  Turn the 

DATA

 dial to set the desired auto cue level. 

 Values: 

• 

–24 dB

 to 

–72 dB

 (6 dB steps, default 

–24 dB

10.  After setting the value, press the 

HOME

 button to return 

to the Home Screen. 

Summary of Contents for CD-9010

Page 1: ...D01167920A OWNER S MANUAL CD 9010 CD Player...

Page 2: ...t or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the appa ratus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this apparatus d...

Page 3: ...ossed out indicates that electrical and electronic equipment must be collected and disposed of separately from household waste e Return and collection systems are available to end users For more detai...

Page 4: ...VE THE PROTECTIVE HOUSING USING A SCREWDRIVER USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE IF THIS PRODUCT D...

Page 5: ...3 5 Program and cue playback 24 Program playback 24 Program menu operation 24 Adding tracks to a program 24 Clearing a program 25 Removing tracks from a program 25 Moving tracks within a program 25 Cu...

Page 6: ...ail safe function prevents misoperation during critical playback situations Synchronization with external word clock 44 1 or 48 kHz is possible and the CD playback signal can be output digitally with...

Page 7: ...agents to clean the unit as they could damage the surface About discs In addition to commercially available music CDs this unit can play CD R discs that have been recorded in audio CD CD DA format as...

Page 8: ...jack knob Use this standard stereo jack to connect stereo headphones Use the PHONES knob to adjust the headphones output level The knob can be pushed in and locked allowing the unit to be stored and...

Page 9: ...screen BROWSE screen PROGRAM screen or CUE LIST screen is open press this to return to the Home Screen Press this button when the Home Screen is open to scroll CD TEXT file names and data in the info...

Page 10: ...g the digital output format on page 29 The digital output signal depends on the master clock setting See Setting the master word clock on page 30 p DIGITAL OUTPUT XLR This outputs a digital CD playbac...

Page 11: ...Track playback position Shows the current playback position as a bar As playback proceeds the bar extends from the left 7 Repeat playback function indicator This shows the ON OFF status of the repeat...

Page 12: ...unction during monitoring playback P 21 8 ONLINE PLAY STBY STANDBY button function during online playback P 21 9 REPEAT Repeat playback function P 21 10 EOM EOM function P 22 11 END CHECK END CHECK fu...

Page 13: ...d operating time P 32 Menu operation basics You can perform the following operations using the MENU screen To select an item vertically on the screen Turn the DATA dial The selected menu item appears...

Page 14: ...use the TIME DISPLAY button and DATA dial to adjust the display contrast You can also use SYSTEM menu s LCD CONTRAST to adjust it NOTE This operation only adjusts the contrast of this unit It does no...

Page 15: ...adjust the brightness of the display alone by pressing and turning the DATA dial while pressing and holding the HOME button Setting using the menu 1 Press the MENU button to open the MENU screen 2 Ope...

Page 16: ...anel buttons RC ONLY default value When a TASCAM RC 9010 RC 9010S remote control sold separately is connected the unit s front panel buttons other than the OPEN CLOSE button are disabled 6 After compl...

Page 17: ...andby monitoring playback or during jog playback press the PLAY button Status of outputs Output Status DIGITAL OUTPUT On LINE OUTPUTS On MONITOR OUTPUTS Off NOTE Set the SYSTEM menu MON MUTE ONLINE it...

Page 18: ...track starts and the unit enters playback standby mode the STANDBY button lights 7 Press the PLAY button to start online playback When the track ends the unit re enters playback standby Press the STOP...

Page 19: ...e point While pressing one of the SEARCH or m buttons to search within a track you can change the search speed by pressing the other SEARCH m button Auto cue function If the auto cue function is ON an...

Page 20: ...on the CD The incremental playback function setting is retained even when the power is turned OFF ONLINE BACK CUE function If this function is on when the ON LINE button is turned OFF on a connected T...

Page 21: ...yback NORMAL default value If the playback mode is CONTINUE or SINGLE start playback standby at that point If the playback mode is PROGRAM start playback standby at the beginning of the next track BAC...

Page 22: ...ime of the current track falls below the specified time an EOM tally signal is output from the REMOTE PARALLEL connector While the EOM tally signal is being output the in the Home Screen track time di...

Page 23: ...en NOTE Even when the pitch control function is turned OFF the pitch control value set above is stored and will be used when the pitch control function is turned ON again The pitch step setting is ret...

Page 24: ...dial to select ADD PROGRAM 8 Press the DATA dial to open the BROWSE ADD PROGRAM screen 9 Turn the DATA dial to program to select a track and press the DATA dial to add the track to the program 10 Repe...

Page 25: ...GRAM screen 5 Turn the DATA dial to select the track you want to remove 6 Press the DATA dial to open the PROGRAM menu 7 Turn the DATA dial to select DELETE PROGRAM 8 Press the DATA dial to remove the...

Page 26: ...add the cue point The current time of the track being played back or in standby will be added as a cue point to the cue list 8 Repeat steps 5 7 to add cue points as desired The screen shows the track...

Page 27: ...have already been saved is loaded the previous cue points are automatically loaded Sometimes though you might not want to use the memorized cue points You can set whether or not memorized cue points a...

Page 28: ...BROWSE screen The icons that appear on the BROWSE screen have the following meanings Folder Folders are shown with this icon Audio file The names of music files appear next to these icons Track title...

Page 29: ...Screen NOTE This setting only applies to the line outputs This analog reference level setting is retained even when the power is turned OFF Adjusting R L analog reference levels You can adjust the an...

Page 30: ...right channels of the stereo audio track are each attenuated by 3 dB summed and then output L Mono The left channel of the stereo audio track is output from both L and R outputs R Mono The right chann...

Page 31: ...FF None None Setting the level meter display type You can change the type of the playback level meters on the Home Screen 1 Press the MENU button to open the MENU screen 2 Open the SYSTEM menu 3 Selec...

Page 32: ...tput format You can set the signal format used for digital output Follow these steps to make the setting 1 Press the MENU button to open the MENU screen 2 Open the SYSTEM menu 3 Select DIGITAL OUTPUT...

Page 33: ...FADER START MODE 4 Press the DATA dial to move the cursor right to select the setting 5 Turn the DATA dial to set enable or disable the fader start function Options ENABLE DISABLE default value 6 Afte...

Page 34: ...the active scale lights 1 Press the MENU button to open the MENU screen 2 Open the REMOTE menu screen 3 Select FADER SCALE 4 Press the DATA dial to move the cursor right to select the setting 5 Turn t...

Page 35: ...eception operates when at ground 50 ms or longer OUT Signal for tally output display by open collector 50V maximum voltage 100mA maximum current 100mA maximum supplied current Use the P PORT P3 13 ASG...

Page 36: ...possible due to system limitations 3 caution CAN T SELECT Selection execution was not possible due to system limitations 4 caution TRK PROTECT Editing was not possible because the track is protected...

Page 37: ...cannot be controlled 8 8 Confirm that the panel lock function is not on Unable to playback a file 8 8 If it is a WAV file confirm that it uses a sampling frequency 44 1 kHz or 48 kHz and a bit rate 1...

Page 38: ...S PDIFconsumerstandard Output impedance 75 When the DIGITAL OUT TYPE in the SYSTEM menu is set to CONSUMER DIGITAL OUT XLR Connector XLR 3 31 Format AES3 2003 IEC60958 4 AES EBU Output impedance 110 W...

Page 39: ...ack EOM end check pitch control value external remote jog playback RS 232C digital output analog output online master clock mono mix playback level meter display fail safe monitoring point online moni...

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