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FujiFilm 16206450 Digital Camera User Manual

1. control PAUSE or PLAY is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to toggle between PAUSE and PLAY 5 When correct push and release the REC TRACK i mu ANALOG GO an e LEVEL SELECT control PLAY MODE is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode SINGLE PLAY CD drive and Dual mode only SINGLE PLAY can be set to stop play after a single track is played When at OFF when a track is finished the next track automatically begins playing When at STOP when a track is completed the CD drive is stopped as if a Stop button is pushed When at RE CUE when a track is completed the CDR510 is paused to repeat the current track If AUTO CUE is on it is cued according to the setting of AUTO CUE When at NEXT CUE when a track is completed the CDR510 is paused to begin the next track If AUTO CUE is on it is cued according to the setting of AUTO CUE How to set SINGLE PLAY 1 In Dual mode with the CD drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until SINGLE PLAY is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control The current setting of SINGLE PLAY is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to tab through STOP OFF RE CUE and NEXT CUE 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control SIN
2. General NIC T Compact Disc Digital Audio CD DA Number of Channels 3 oce rr e trenta te ee edie as i eg AENA EEEE DAANEN AANEEN ex eR Sheds 2 stereo Applicable BIET m CD CD R CD RW Power Requirement JUL UT AC 120V 60 Hz irre AC 230V 50 Hz Power COnsupmpllOl eroe intres rus dbebueba isinen aa buses dee resa a evi Cr Frase ri Page E voe Peas aa Ease aea 20W Allowable Operating Temperature sssssssssssssssssssssenenneenneenn nnne nennen nana nennen nint neis 5 to 35 C Allowable Operating Humidity i 22 ieiuno ciae Lice eic dcedeedesad Gea oped DR RV Ears actu 5 90 96 no condensation Dimensions maximum DID m 19 483 mm FEINT P abnae 3 15 16 100 mm piper T eis 13 7 16 340 mm Net Wegt mE 11 7 Ibs 5 3 kg CD Recorder Recording analog Frequency RESPONSC ursisoti inmenin a a ea ea FERE E a e aeaa 20Hz 20kHz 0 2 dB Signal to Noise decidere et 86 dB Total Harmonie Distortion 1KHz 2 Lerescten c e esedes uc co ana eere Rae tu ee o Eu v Rue e deos 0 015 Channel Separation KE oed eu reet Erro ela e OR pna d dk e vasa usua e austen 75 dB Dynamic RANGE m 86 dB Playback Fre
3. Liability for any defective product is limited to repair or replacement of the product at manufacturer s option Manufacturer shall not be liable for damage to other products caused by any defects in Marantz products damages based on inconvenience or loss of use of the product or any other damages whether incidental conse quential or otherwise Some States do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts and or do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations and exclusions may not apply to you How State Law Relates to the Warranty This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which may vary from State to State Marantz Professional Service Number Marantz Professional Factory Service 630 741 0330 This warranty is enforceable only in the United States and its possessions or territories 56 OY ma Pani E i Marantz is a registered trademark s 2003 8
4. te cH 9 DIGITAL IN connector optical Remove the dust cover and plug a digital optical cable in here To record from this input OPTICAL must be selected by pressing and releasing the INPUT button on the front of the CDR510 so OPTI is displayed OPTI Example display E ex is To avoid interference and noise do not use the DIGITAL IN RCA jack and the DIGITAL IN optical connector at the same time EXT 10 EXT INT IR switch Switch to select between the INT IR internal infrared remote control left switch position and the EXT external RC5 remote control right switch position INT IR IR Remote control model RC2100 DR is sup plied Note When the RC 5 is not used leave the switch in the INT IR position If desirable for example in a professional studio to disable the IR receiver leave the switch in the EXT position 11 REMOTE RC5 IN OUT jacks RCA Use the supplied cable to connect the IN jack to a remote control generator 24 e e a 12 12 AC IN eo Plug one end of the supplied ACIN power cord in here and the other into an AC outlet Remote control IR The supplied infrared remote control permits most functions of the CDR510 to be controlled remotely The REMOTE EXT INT IR switch a on the back of the CDR510 must be at INT left position for the infrared remote to work See R
5. 16 Os ld HP EU A Eom aa c5 18 IE o A amp ma er PRET EE gt gt usw enren Lo som I 5 When the desired setting is displayed push and release the REC LEVEL SE LECT control to confirm the new menu setting 6 Push and release the MENU STORE button to exit menu mode and write setting changes With the CDR drive selected and a recordable disc in the drive the Menu choices are TEXT EDIT TEXT ERASE TEXT VIEW AUTO TRACK AUTO STOP TEXT ON OFF SRC and COPY The CD Text Menu choices are unavailable when there is no disc in the drive With the CD drive selected and an MP3 disc inserted the Menu choices are PITCH PITCH ON OFF AUTO MP3LOAD TEXT ON OFF AUTO CUE CUE LEVEL PLAY MODE SINGLE PLAY and END WARNING The pitch Menu choices are unavailable if there is no disc in the drive The MP3 LOAD choice in addition to the AUTO MP3LOAD choice is available when MP3 software has not been loaded REC LEVEL SELECT PUSH ENTER 18 REC LEVEL SELECT control This is a main control which changes function depending on the state of the CDR510 Turn to select the track play and program mode adjust recording level recording toggle or tab through settings menu mode Push and release to start play back at the selected track program track number s
6. Before connecting other audio or video equipment to the CDR510 please read their owner s manuals English C This product is in conformity with the EMC directive and low voltage directive Fran ais C C Cet appareil est cnforme la directive EMC et la de directive sur les basses tensions Deutsch C C Dieses Great entspricht den EMC Richtlinien und den Richtlinien f r Niederspannungsger te C C Nederlands Dit apparaat voldoet aan de EMC richtlijnene en de richtlijnen vooor apparatuur met laag voltage Italiano C C Quest unit conforme alle diretive EMC ed alla direttiva sulle basse tensioni C C Portugu s Esta unidade est em conformidade com as directivas EMC e as directivas de baixa voltagem Espanol C C Esta unidad est de acuerdo con las normas EMC y las relacionadas con baja tensi n SIDICHIARA CHE L APPARECCHIO SINTO AMPLIFACATORE SR 39 RISPONDE ALLE PRESCRIZIONI DELL ART 2 COMMA 1 DEL D M 28 AGOSTO 1995 N 548 FATTO A EINDHOVEN IL 1 1 1997 MARANTZ EUROPE B V 5600 EINDHOVEN THE NETHERLANDS Este aparato lleva elementos antiparasitarios necesarios para cumplir con Is limites que se estableren en el Anexo del Reglamento sobre Pertubaciones Radioelectricas e Interferencias aprobado en el Real Decreto 138 1989 B O E de 9 Febrero 1989 WARNINGS FOR LASER RADIATION CAUTION DANGER VAROI INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION
7. The last selected recording mode is remembered even after power off You can begin recording in the last selected record mode simply by pressing the Record button e on the CDR510 or IR Remote Finalizing erasing finalizing can be automatic MAKE CD or manual the CDR drive or CD drive can play an unfinalized disc a CD RW disc can be unfinalized a CD RW disc can be erased either the entire disc or one or more tracks from the end CD Text CD Text can be read and displayed by either drive CD Text can be entered on the CDR drive in some recording modes CD Text on a source is automatically recorded Track incrementing The CDR drive can be set to automatically increment a track based on the input signal based on a silence gap every minute or track incrementing can be done manually during recording by pressing the TR INC button on the IR remote or the Record button e on the CDR510 or the IR Remote Play back CDR and CD drives Standard audio CDs CD R or CD RW discs unfinalized CD R or CD RW discs CD drive only finalized MP3 data discs Play back track selection Single track one track plays and the CDR510 stops at the beginning of the next track Scan Play plays the first 10 seconds of each track Programmed play plays tracks according to a programmed order you preset Random play all tracks on both drives are ran domly played Repeat play the current track or all tracks are repeated Package co
8. iilos eee d on the CDR510 See page 15 9 CDR button Works the same as the CDR button on the CDR510 See page 15 17 Track Skip forward button gt ei Press and release during Play or Play pause to skip forward to the beginning of the next track 10 MENU button Works the same as the MENU STORE button on the CDR510 See page 16 18 CANCEL button Works the same as the CANCL 11 Track Skip backward button r DELETE button on the CDR510 Press and release during Play or Play 6 O G0 3 See page 19 pause to skip backward to the begin ning of the current track Push and release twice or 19 Fast forward search button more to skip backward to previous tracks gt gt 12 Fast backward search button Works tha same as the Forward po button gt gt on the CDR510 See Works the same as the Reverse page ay button lt lt on the CDR510 See page 20 Play button 19 Push and release to start playback SCROLL on the currently selected drive 13 SCROLL button Works the same as the TEXT button on the CDR510 See page 18 Q 26 io Oe oo o Soo 21 ere 22 Oro y Ol CONA REC 21 REC button Works the same as the Record 25 button on the CDR510 26 See page 16 23 27 TR INCR 24 O 22 TR INCR button A Press and release during recording to increment the track The track number is increased by o into the recordi ne but no break or sou
9. r i PE m Ln ANALOG LE e 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to tab through ALL TEXT ALBUM TITLE TITLE TRACK 1 TITLE TRACK 2 and back to ALL TEXT 5 When the display indicates your desired choice for erasing push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control The text to be erased will be displayed then ERASE OK will be displayed m T e 6 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to erase or the CANCL DELETE button to abort the erasure 1 With the CDR drive selected and an unfinal ized CD that includes CD Text detected in the CDR drive ji ut e push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control so TEXT VIEW is displayed aise i 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ALBUM TITLE is displayed i Paik 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to tab through ALBUM TITLE TITLE TR 1 TITLE TR 2 until the title you want to review is displayed eee bo pay 12 in wiles ut 5 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to display the title A long title will scroll across the display 6 When done turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu items or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode 30 Audio source signal AUTO TRACK AUTO TRACK can be either ON or OFF AUTO TRACK OFF When AUTO TRACK is OFF only manual tracks are recorded
10. ANALOG IN RCA jacks see page 23 Select the corresponding input by pushing and releasing the INPUT SELECT button If desired adjust menu settings for AUTO TRACK see page 31 AUTO STOP see page 32 or COPY protection see page 35 Push and release the REC MODE button to tab through Recording mode choices When correct If desired adjust the Balance see page 33 If desired adjust the Recording level by turning the REC LEVEL SELECT control When desired adjustments are made start the source REC EXT DISC or push and release the REC button e REC EXT MAN or MINUTE TRACK During recording If desired adjust the Recording level by turning the REC LEVEL SELECT control 6 8 Press and release the CDR drive Play Pause button to pause 9 or any Stop button W to stop When done check or add CD Text See page 29 10 Finalize the disc See page 46 Notes regarding Recording CD Text Discs copied from the CD drive in RECORD FAST or MAKE CD will have the same CD Text information as the source MP3 Albums copied from the CD drive in REC MP3 DISC will automatically have track title information copied to CD Text track titles CD Text information is not copied from external sources CD Text information can be manually added You can edit CD Text information of the previous track while recording the next track CD Text is cleared if the CDR drive is opened See TEXT EDIT p
11. CONDUCTORS EQUIPMENT NEC SECTION 810 21 GROUND CLAMPS POWER SERVICE 4 GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM NEC ART 250 PART H FIGURE 1 EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING AS PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ANSI NFPA 70 NEC NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER This reminder is provided to call the CATV Cable TV system installer s attention to Article 820 40 of the NEC which provides guidelines for proper ground ing and in particular specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building as close to the point of cable entry as practical NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful in terference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency en ergy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guaran tee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio ortelevision reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interfer ence by one or more of the following measures Re orient or relocate the receiving antenna ncr
12. STOP see page 32 or COPY protection see page 35 Most commonly AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP should be set to ON 6 Push and release the REC MODE button to tab through Recording mode choices 7 When correct push and release the REC button e 8 When done check or add CD Text See page 29 9 Except for MAKE CD finalize the disc See page 46 12 External REC modes There are three recording modes for external recording REC EXT DISC Sync recording recording from an external source by starting the source REC EXT MAN recording from an external source by manually starting recording MINUTE TRACK automatically start a new track every minute See page 40 for more details about Recording modes 1 9 5 Ej eem Oo o CU il o 7 8 10 To record from an external source 1 Place a recordable CD R or CD RW disc in the CDR drive 2 Connect the external source to the appropriate input jacks ANALOG balanced 9 oe IN jacks XLR DIGITAL SPDIF DIGITAL IN em optical RCA O e DIGITAL OB IN Digital sources can be input through the optical DIGITAL IN connector see page 24 or the DIGITAL IN RCA connector see page 24 Analog sources can be input through the BALANCED IN XLR connectors see page 22 or
13. adjusted using the PITCH menu Pitch adjustments remain even when discs are changed or the CDR510 is powered off 15 o amp Be Meee wm o 11 12 13 14 E s 15 16 17 HEA AM DL Ee om e zz e ome 10 CD drive disc tray In this manual the right drive is referred to as the CD drive Press and release the amp button a to open or close the CDR drive The CD drive is used for play back and can play CD R and CD RW discs 11 POWER button Press and release to turn power to the CDR510 On or Off The display is lit when power is On 12 Record button e red Press and release to begin recording finalizing or eras ing During recording push and release the Record button e to increment the track ONE TOUCH RECORD The last selected Record mode is remembered even after power off This enables you to engage record simply by pressing the Record button e After pressing the Record button e the CDR510 will briefly display the Record mode for example MINUTE TRACK then display WAIT then begin recording The entire automated process takes abut 5 seconds 13 Stop button I white Press and release to stop record ing or play back in the CDR drive Press and release to exit a program Press and release to exit an operation and switch to the CDR drive 14 Play Pause button
14. by pressing and releasing the TR INCR button on the IR remote incrementing the track via the RC 5 signal or RS 232C control or by pressing and releasing the Record button e on the CDR510 or the REC button e on the IR remote Track information in the audio source such as a CD being dubbed is not recorded AUTO TRACK ON When AUTO TRACK is ON and you are record ing from a digital source with user data track information from a source with a SPDIF connec tion the track information is recorded When AUTO TRACK is ON and the digital source does not include track ids the CDR510 will use a silence gap to mark a track A track can also be incremented by pressing and releasing the TR INCR button on the IR remote incrementing the track via the RC 5 signal or RS 232C control or by pressing and releasing the Record button e on the CDR510 or the REC button e on the IR remote See table on page 32 Silence gap With Auto Track ON when a silence gap is detected for more than 2 seconds the CDR510 will increment a new track when signal is detected at the threshold levels outlined below V Track increment silence l Analog source 40dB Digital source 80dB track x H track x 1 gt If AUTO STOP is also ON no more than 20 sec onds of silence will be recorded from an analog source and 4 seconds from a digital source The chart below will help identify how a source will be handled by the AUTO TRACK sy
15. ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer Heat The product should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other products including amplifiers that produce heat Table of Contents Topic age Warnings and Caution eterne iib Important Safety Instructions 5 Table of Contents eret terne e 6 INMFOGUCUOM enr DD 7 use MM 8 Package contents eee e iter ce trie 9 Remote batteries ete ep bnt 9 Connections basic eo ence 9 How to Play back ect pene ee bros 10 Play back features seseeeeeeeeeeeees 11 HOW to RECO inenika ra E 12 To record from the CD drive 12 To record from an external source 13 Notes regarding recording 14 Controls and Displays front 1 IR remote control sensor 15 2 CDR drive disc tray ne 15 3 CDR open button A eeessessssse 15 4 CDR DUO roster 15 5 PLAY MOBDE bulftOn norit 15 O CDUbUtlODy ieiuno een EE 15 OCD open DuttOn dk iernii 15 9 MPS indicator iren eR eRR 15 9 PITOCHndiCator iosas ene 15 j en 16 11 POWER b ltOn oett t sacs 16 12 Record button 9 15i 16 ONE TOUCH RECORD see 16 13 Stop button I ertet 16 14 Play Pause button P U oo eee 16 15 ERASE butt rtt ente 16 16 REC MODE button ssssssssss
16. drive cD 2 CD DIG OUT jack Plug a Digital audio cable with RCA jacks in here to connect to the digital input jack of an external audio device This output is always on when there is play back on the CD drive cpr rust HOT I GROUND COLD DIG OUT L BALANCED J 3 BALANCED IN ANALOG XLR inputs L amp R XLR connectors are available for balanced analog input A professional XLR cable set is well shielded to avoid picking up noise and is balanced has 600 ohms impedance 22 wor COR sez 4 COLD ANALOG i BALANCED 1 R mmm A S n KOKO 2 amp REF 16dBui odi sieer O 6 3 BALANCED IN continued The three pin XLR connection permits trimming adjusting the input level See TRIM 4 The INPUT SELECT SWITCH 6 on the rear of the CDR510 must be to the left to select the BALANCED IN inputs ANALOG must also be selected by pressing and releasing the INPUT button on the front of the CDR510 so ANALOG is displayed ANALOG Example display f ANALOG The pin out for the XLR jacks is printed on the CDR510 for easy reference Pin 1 ground Pin 2 HOT Pin 3 COLD R TRIM L 4 TRIMR amp L i You can use a small screw 0 22 0 22 driver to adjust the TRIM of REF 16dBu 0dBFS the XLR L amp R inputs The TRIM is factory preset at 16 dBu with an adjustment range
17. indicates the sequence in which the MP3 albums and tracks MP3 files in the albums are played Album 01 to Album 10 In the example shown this CD ROM has 10 albums folders but albums 03 and 08 do not contain MP3 files and so are not played AAAAO1 mp3 to gggg17 mp3 In the example shown this CD ROM has 17 tracks starting with track 01 and ending with track 17 Only those files with the mp3 extension are played files with the wav jpg doc and other extensions are skipped Album 01 is allocated even when there are no files in the root The sequence may differ from the one that appears on the personal computer It may also differ depending on the software used 17 mp3 files 8 albums Display during Stop of disc 3 with example files and T folders albums that contain mp3 files MP3 FILE PLAYBACK Playing Albums in sequence 1 As with a music CD place the disc recorded using the MP3 files on the CD drive disc tray and retract the disc tray 2 Press the CD drive Play Pause button u Play now starts playing files in sequence from the first Album on a folder by folder basis Selecting Albums and files for play back Select the desired Album on a folder by folder basis and track file 1 From Stop press and release lt lt or gt to tab through Albums folders 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to tab through tracks within the selected Album There is a three secon
18. is made and before finalizing The recording is not automatically finalized RECORD FAST RECORD FAST lets you copy the CD in the CD drive to an unfinalized disc in the CDR drive at 2X speed The entire CD in the CD drive is copied In PROGRAM mode the tracks pro grammed are copied In most cases AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP should be at ON so track information is recorded as the copy is made CD Text can be added after the copy is made and before finalizing The recording is not automatically finalized REC LISTEN REC LISTEN lets you copy the CD in the CD drive to a CD R or CD RW disc in the CDR drive and listen during the copying The HEAD PHONES jack ANALOG OUT jacks and DIG OUT jacks are live during the recording The entire CD in the CD drive is copied at 1X speed In PROGRAM mode only the tracks programmed are copied In most cases AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP should be at ON so track information is recorded as the copy is made CD Text can be added after the copy is made and before finalizing The recording is not automatically finalized REC MP3 DISC This REC mode only appears when in ACHANGER v mode and when an MP3 disc is recognized in the CD drive The CDR510 does not copy an MP3 disc it converts the MP3 compressed data into audio signals and records the audio in standard CDDA format While an MP3 disc can contain up to 8 hours of recording a standard CD is limited to 80 or 74 minutes depending on the di
19. music which could have long passages of silence 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ON or OFF is displayed m AUTO STOP ON When recording with AUTO STOP ON the 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to CDR510 will automatically stop after a period of toggle between ON and OFF silence The silence will be recorded onto the end of the current track w C St e When recording with AUTO STOP ON from an analog source the recording will stop after recording 20 seconds of silence a signal lower than 40dB When recording with AUTO STOP ON from a digital source without track and stop data the recording will stop after recording 4 seconds of silence a signal lower than 80dB 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control AUTO STOP is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode Menu exceptions In some Recording modes some menu settings are overridden and or manual track incrementing is not available For example in REC LISTEN recording mode manual track incrementing is not available and AUTO STOP functions even if the menu setting is at OFF The table below details these excep tions Manual Track increment AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP depending on Recording mode Recording Manual Track AUTO TRACK AUTO STOP Mode Increment ON OFF ON OFF RECORD FAST NA ON
20. the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode TEXT ON OFF For those situations where it is not desirable to display CD Text for example if you are a DJ and do not want to wait a couple of seconds for a long album title to be read and scroll across the dis play CD Text can be turned off When TEXT is ON and a CD has text the album title is displayed when the disc is read when playback begins and when playback ends A track title is displayed before playback of a track begins When TEXT is OFF and a CD has text the text is ignored How to turn TEXT ON or OFF 1 With the CDR drive selected push and re lease the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until TEXT ON OFF is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ON or OFF is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to toggle between ON and OFF ANALOG Rn e 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control TEXT ON OFF is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode 33 SRC The CDR510 can perform SRC Sample Rate Conversion on an incoming digital signal for recording The CDR510 is capable of handling digital sources from 11 kHz up to 56 kHz The CDR510 monitors the incoming digital signal to check if the signal is 44 1 kHz 100 ppm If SRC is ON or OFF and the inc
21. track NO DISC uae no disc in tray disc unread WRONG DISC disc is not an audio CD disc able or disc upside down XX AL X mp3 files XX and albums NO TEXT zi usseen no text stored for disc X NO TRACK trying to edit CD Text on a XX XX ERASE time countdown when disc that has no tracks erasing a track or the entire NOTFINALIZED when opening the CDR drive disc with an unfinalized disc in it XXXX FINAL time countdown when OFF ee during menu selection for finalizing a disc menu item to be off AA DB morana recording level being ad justed About Compact Discs There are two types of recordable discs CD R record once CD R discs are only able to be recorded onto a single time but will playback in most CD play ers CD R discs can be recognized by the following logos COMPACT 0 COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO SG Recordable Recordable CD RW multiple recording CD RW discs are able to be recorded onto many times but will only playback in CD players offering CD RW compatibility Products that offer CD RW compatibility are available from Marantz Professional Please contact your dealer for more information on these products CD RW discs can be recognized by the follow ing logos COMPACT ds DIGITAL AUDIO ISG ReWritable ReWritable Notes e Some DVD players cannot playback CD R discs and some cannot playback CD RW discs because of laser power differences Some CD play
22. 12063 CR 12687 CR Select CDR 912663 CR Track Inc 126114 CR Hand shake flow charts for control commands CDR510 Typical Host Received Command Status Command Host sends a command that causes a change in CDR510 status CDR510 Typical Host Received Command Host sends a command that causes no change in CDR510 status For example Host requests Play during Playback Commands Requesting Status The following Request Commands from the host are received by the CDR510 then the status code is transmitted to the host Request Command for CD Response from CD Power _ 1 20POWE CR Power On 9120PRON CR Tray 1220TRAY CR Open 1200PEN CR Mode Close 120CLOS CR 120TOCR CR 120STOP CR 120PLAY CR 120PASE CR 120FASF CR 120FASR CR 120NODI CR 120ERDI CR 120CDDI CR 120MPDI CR Toc Reading Play Mode No Disc ERROR 91 1 20DISC CR CDDA MP3 Repeat OFF 120RTOF CR Mode 1 20RPTM CR ON 120RTON CR ALL 120RTAL CR Track Track Remain 120TTRA CR 120TTRE CR 1 20TMOD CR Total Remain 120TREM CR TotalLap 120TTLA CR 1 20ALBU CR 120Axxx CR 1 20TRAC CR 120Txxx CR Current Display 1 20TIME CR Time End ams CR Warning 9120WARN CR Warning 1720WARN sCP No Warning 120NOTW sCR 120Xxxx CR 51 Request Command for CD
23. 510 will respond to status requests by transmitting the associated status data Control commands ODA Command 12000 CR 12600 CR 12001 CR 12601 CR 12002 CR 12602 CR 12003 CR 12603 CR 12004 CR 12604 CR 12005 CR 12605 CR 12006 CR 12606 CR 12007 CR 12607 CR 12008 CR 12608 CR 12009 CR 12609 CR Display 12015 CR 12615 CR Scroll 12011 CR 12611 CR Repeat 12029 CR 12629 CR Next 12032 CR 12632 CR Previous 12033 CR 12633 CR Pitch Reset 12037 CR Pitch Up Start 12038 CR Pitch Up Stop 1203801 CR Pitch Down Start 12039 CR Pitch Down Stop 1203901 CR Program 12036 CR 12636 CR AMS 12043 CR 12643 CR Open Close 12045 CR 12645 CR Pause 12048 CR 12648 CR Cancel Delete 12049 CR 12649 CR Fast Backward Start 12050 CR 12650 CR Fast Backward Stop 1205001 CR 1265001 CR Fast Forward Start 12052 CR 12652 CR Fast Forward Stop 1205201 CR 1265201 CR Play 12053 CR 12653 CR Stop 12054 CR 12654 CR Random 12028 CR 12628 CR Store Menu Enter Select CD 12082 CR 12087 CR 12682 CR
24. 67 ont fer Lanett LU Track 12 is playing Tracks 4 9 and 14 have been randomly played on the CD drive After a track is played it is removed from being randomly chosen again until all tracks on both drives have been played Playback then auto matically stops If RANDOM and REPEAT ALL are combined tracks are played randomly until all tracks have been played Then tracks are re randomized and play continues 25 Br ABC DEF GHI m c e 2 e s a 00O at 9 82 14 3821 46 960 RST UVW XYZ 1 5 pcd NM 1 7 E dee 18 12 7 388 EPR 49 20 C J 7 Alphanumeric keypad mmm Performs some of the monente functions of the REC LEVEL SELECT control In Playback and Program modes push and release a 14 PAUSE button II number button to select the track Then push the 1 Push and release to Pause record REC LEVEL SELECT control on the unit or ENTER ing or playback on the currently on the remote to enter the selection selected drive When entering CD Text push a number button once to select the first of the three letters twice for the second 15 Stop button MN and three times for the third Push the REC LEVEL Push and rel to St d SELECT control on the unit or ENTER on the remote a arpia back onthe a a to enter the selected number drive DISPLAY 8 DISPLAY button 16 CD button Works the same as the TIME button Works th the CD butt on the CDR510 See page 18
25. ANALOG label is displayed when the CDR BALANCED IN or the CDR ANA LOG IN inputs are selected as the source for recording ANALOG OPTI OPTI 10 CD RW 1234567 8 The arrow is also displayed J during recording from the CDR BALANCED IN or the CDR ANALOG IN inputs 21 OPTI label The OPTI label is displayed when the CDR optical IN connection is selected as the source for recording If flashing in record standby the digital data is not being received correctly Check connec tions and settings on the source and CDR510 The arrow is also displayed when record ing and the CDR optical IN connection is the source 22 Large CDR box The large CDR box is lit when the CDR drive is selected 23 Small CDR box The small CDR box is lit when a disc is recognized in the CDR drive 24 Recording icon The Recording icon is lit during record ing 25 Pause icon Il The Pause icon H is lit when the CDR drive is paused in recording or play back 26 Play icon gt The Play icon is lit when the CDR drive is recording or in play back 27 CD RW label CD RW CD R or CD is displayed de pending on the type of disc in the CDR drive 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 204 28 Track numbers Track numbers available are displayed for the selected drive is displayed if there are more than 20 tracks lt DUBBING 21 29 lt DUBBING label lt DUBBING is lit while recording from the CD drive
26. CD point the IR remote control directly at the IR receiver check or replace batteries Will not record check input source selection INPUT button selection matches input source connected check that disc is not an audio disc WRONG DISC display clean the disc check if CD R RW is an unfinalized disc try another disc text memory full MEMORY FULL FINALIZE CD display Erase CD Text for other disc s or finalize other disc s to obtain memory space DIGI flashing in display check digital cable connections try a different cable check that the output of the digital source con forms to the SPDIF or IEC 958 II standard OPTI flashing in display check optical connections try a different connector check that the output of the digital source con forms to the SPDIF or IEC 958 II standard DIGI flashing in display check digital cable connections e try a different cable check that the output of the digital source con forms to the SPDIF or IEC 958 II standard Disc playback quality on other players is poor check disc quality check that discs are compatible with 1X recording try Music consumer blank discs if using 80 minute discs try a 74 minute disc they provide a wider recording area and thus less chance for error CD Text appears on CD drive but not CDR drive check disc The CDR drive does not display CD Text on hybrid CDs that contain audio and data together on the disc 54 Specifications
27. ECORD m m iu ANALOG EW an cmm 4 To erase the last track on the CD RW disc Press and release the Record button e Note You cannot select an early track to erase Only the last track on the disc can be erased or the entire disc Or press and release the ERASE button again The display alternates between ERASE DISC and PRESS RECORD J suite hi femm 5 To erase the entire CD RW disc Press and release the Record button e Or press and release the CDR drive Stop button E to exit erase mode 47 DISPLAY messages Display messages listed below may appear for ON etc during menu selection for menu item to be on your guidance OPC ERROR Optimum Power Calibration ALBUM TITLE followed by album title be EN GSE iS ALL TEXT uias entering all text display mode ANALOG analog input selected VPE sinister o ays opening A TD TRACA etinis DL AUTO TRACK ONO OPTICAL enuia digital optical input selected PRESS RECORD press record to start CHANGER MODE control attempted during dual finalizing erasing or record mode that only applies to ing changer mode CLOSE netter while a disc tray is closing PR ERN sosai an mee COPY sancsrcunomuatens entering copy protection PROGRAM FLL program full Selection beds READING tni reading disc information DIGITAL T i digital coaxial input selected REC BALANCE when adjusting balance REC EXT DISC r
28. GLE PLAY is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode 38 END WARNING CD drive and Dual mode only When END WARNING is on the remaining time display flashes as the end of a track is ap proached during play back END WARNING can be set from 0 to 35 seconds in 5 second increments END WARNING is off when set to 0 Factory default setting is 15 seconds How to set END WARNING 1 In Dual mode with the CD drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until END WARNING is displayed 1 20 T nao ex d e 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control The current setting of END WARN ING is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to tab through 0 to 35 seconds in 5 second incre ments 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control END WARNING is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode 39 Recording modes When at Stop press and release the REC MODE button to tab through the Recording Modes RECORD FAST REC LISTEN REC MP3 DISC MAKE CD REC EXT DISC REC EXT MAN and MINUTE TRACK Only recording modes appropriate to the status of the CDR510 are available For example REC MP3 DISC is only availa
29. LAY DUTTON iet nis 26 9 CDR DUON inte eto evene 26 10 MENU button istos veniet eren 26 11 Track Skip backward button a 26 12 Fast backward search button 1 26 13 SCROLL butlori rit erre 26 14 PAUSE button IL neon asane 26 15 Stop button Bl ees 26 Controls in italics do not function on the CDR510 table of contents continues Table of Contents continued Topic page 16 CD DUON ess cerr tette ee nee e hag 26 17 Track skip forward button 26 18 CANCEL DUO ecce ensais 26 19 Fast forward search button gt 26 20 Play button P cete e 26 21 REC button ioco o tentato eic 27 22 TR INCI DUHOM iari ior dictt 27 23 SCAN DUON j i niece trees 27 24 DIMMER button uite eerte 27 25 REC TYPE bulton eoo eade 27 26 SOURCE DUON iecit dee teet euet 27 27 ENTER button retra eene 27 MENU MOG eren a hane a 28 Menu Settings Chart 2 een 28 TEXTIEDET ies Dern apretar 29 TEXT ERASE eere tira tea oett decrease tas 30 TEXT VIEW 30 AUTO TRACK oiseau ai Mar oberen 31 Silence gap core ree tr ii 31 AUTO STOP 2 tiit eosdebet rane Dres 32 Menu exceptions ice tep ser arti goce inus eue ca rice 32 REC BALANCE 3 rentes torn ena Rena edP ias 33 TEXT ON OFF ieiciiesc orta citare mea den eene E 33 SRO EE RE 34 COPY Protection eret et eb oae bee ena 35 PITCH se oretenus brav deir EE rered 36 PITCH ON OFF nec
30. LBUM TITLE menu choice A flashing is displayed Example T display FS eg 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to select the first character of your album title Example 1 display eL T e The available characters are To enter a space select the underline A maximum of 60 characters can be entered per title 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to accept the charac ter The next character space will be flashing ae Example HH display A N i e 6 When your album title is complete and correct Example display push and release the MENU STORE button to store The display returns to the ALBUM TITLE menu choice Example display bos m e 7 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT switch to another menu choice or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode CD Text information is not retained if the CDR10 is turned off or if the unfinalized disc is removed from the CDR drive 29 TEXT VIEW How to review CD Text TEXT VIEW lets you review the CD Text in memory TEXT ERASE How to erase CD Text 1 With the CDR drive selected and an unfinal ized CD that includes CD Text detected in the CDR drive push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control so TEXT ERASE is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ALL TEXT is displayed
31. Model CDR510 User Guide ee PROFESSIONAL CD Recorder CD Player maraniz 0 COMPACT CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LOUKAN 1 LASERLAITE Recordable KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT ReWritable Warnings and Cautions CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE LASER SAFETY This unit employs lasers Only a qualified service person should remove the cover or attempt to service this device due to possible eye injury CAUTION USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURE OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE mo ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE ANTENNA GROUND DISCHARGE UNIT NEC SECTION 810 20 ELECTRIC GROUNDING SERVICE
32. OFF MP3 LOAD AUTO MP3 LOAD TEXT ON OFF AUTO CUE ON OFF CUE LEVEL PLAY MODE SINGLE PLAY END WARNING Only available when recoding an external analog signal or REC MP3 DISC Not available when the disc is not loaded Not available when a CD DA disc is loaded 28 To make a menu change 1 Push and release MENU STORE button to enter Menu mode 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to advance through the menu choices 3 When the menu choice you want to change is displayed push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to enter that choice 4 Then turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to adjust or change the menu setting 5 When the desired setting is displayed push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to confirm the new menu setting The display returns to the menu choice 6 Push and release the MENU STORE button to exit menu mode TEXT EDIT How to edit CD Text 1 With the CDR drive selected and an unfinal ized CD R or CD RW detected in the CDR drive Example display ea ANALOG push and release the MENU STORE button Example TERT BGT display bus ANALOG TEXT EDIT is displayed as a menu choice 2 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to accept the TEXT EDIT menu choice Example display ALBUM TITLE is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to accept the A
33. OFF ON REC LISTEN NA ON OFF ON MAKE CD NA ON OFF ON REC EXT DISC Available ON OFF ON REC EXT MAN Available ON OFF ON MINUTE TRACK NA ON ON each minute each minute 32 REC BALANCE Balance adjustment Balance adjustment is only available in record or record standby mode for example when REC EXT DISC is selected and the CDR510 is waiting for the external source to start Balance is adjustable by independently adjusting the record level of the Left and Right channels The adjustment range is from 0 to 77dB in 1dB increments Balance settings remain when discs are changed or if the CDR510 is powered off 1 When in record or record standby push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until REC BALANCE is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control L 0 R isdisplayed 1237 ae fey wy anaoa T CEJ att m3 The example display indicates that the left balance L is at 0 and the right balance R is at 0 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control clock wise to adjust the balance to the right or counterclockwise to adjust the balance to the left Maximum adjustment is 77dB Example display BL oe right adjustment ae i 53dB 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control REC BALANCE is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release
34. OR Fe o5 e Finalizing Finalizing is writing the TOC table of contents on a disc so a CD player can recognize the number of tracks their location on the disc the total time for each track and CD text A recorded disc must be finalized to playback on a standard CD player Once finalized a CD R disc can be played on CD players that support CD R play back CD RW discs can only be played on CD players that support CD RW playback Consult your CD player owner s manual to confirm sup ported formats Finalizing is necessary to be able to play a recorded CD R or CD RW disc on a standard CD player prevent further recording on a disc avoid erasing tracks on a CD RW disc record CD text information onto a disc you record e e e Notes A finalized CD R disc can never be recorded onto again A finalized CD RW disc can be unfinalized for more recording The CDR510 can play back unfinalized CD R or CD RW discs in both drives The MAKE CD recording mode automatically finalizes the recorded disc How to Finalize a CD R or CD RW disc 1 Push Stop on the CDR drive The display shows the m 5 5 m number of tracks and their total playing time example shown 2 Push FINAL FINALIZE CD alternates with PRESS RECORD Note If the disc is blank NOT POSSIBLE is d
35. R Power Tray Response from CDR Q1 26POWE CR Power On 126PRON CR Status from CDR 126PRON CR Category Mode Tray Mode Open 126OPEN CR Close 126STOP CR 126CLOS CR TOC Reading lay 1226PLAY CR_ Play 126PLAY CR 126TOCR CR Stop Mode Pause 126PASE CR 126STOP CR Play 12 FASF CR 126NODI CR 126PLAY CR 126PASE CR 126FASF CR Play Mode 126ERDI CR 126FASR CR No Disc Disc 1 26DISC CR ERROR CDDA 126CDDI CR 126RTOF CR No Disc ERROR 126NODI CR 126ERDI CR 126RTON CR CDDA 126CDDI CR Repeat OFE Mode 1 26RPTM CR ON ALL 126RTAL CR 126RTOF CR 126RTON CR OFF ON Repeat Mode ALL Track 126TTRA CR Track Remain 126TTRE CR 1 26TMOD CR Total Remain 3126 Total Lap REM R TTLA CR 1 26TRAC CR 126Txxx CR Current Display Time Hand shake flow chart for Commands Requesting Status CDR510 Typical Host Status Request Command Status Command Status changes automatically transmitted The following status codes are automatically transmit ted to the host Category Status from CD 120PRON sCR Tray Mode Open 1200PEN CR 120CLOS CR TOC Reading 120TOCR CR Stop 120STOP CR Play Pause FF REW End of Track End Warning 120PASE CR 120FA
36. SF CR 120FASR CR 120EOTR CR 120WARN CR 120NODI CR 120ERDI CR 120CDDI CR 120MPDI CR 120RTOF CR 120RTON CR 120RTAL CR 120TTRA CR 120TTRE CR 120TREM CR 120TTLA CR Play Mode OFF ON ALL Track Track Remain Total Remain Total Lap Repeat Mode Time Mode 126RTAL CR 126TTRA CR 126TTRE CR 126TREM CR 126TTLA CR Track Track Remain Total Remain Total Lap Hand shake flow chart for automatic status oa CDR510 Typical Host Status Command RS 232C specifications are Connector pin assignment 00000 12345 pin use CDR510 Typical Host Receive Data Transmit Data Not Connected Ground 6 NC Notconnected Not connected RTS send 8 CTS cTSsend_ CTS receive 9 NC Not Connected Not Connected cable D Sub 9 pin D Sub 9 pin connector male female Physical specifications Straight cable Parity bit 1 bit Flow control CTS RTS Hardware Flow Stop bit 52 CTS RTS hardware flow control Typical Host CDR510 RTS send CTS out Not Busy Normal Timing chart RxD N TxD N Control commands The control command packets have a data length of 7 10 bytes ASCII codes from 0x00 to 0x7f are used to receive serial data At the transmission end take steps to convert the ASCII codes into HEX data to set the data in the data packets CR 0x0d is added as the data pack
37. That saves you space and you don t have to have two units The CDR510 can also operate combined with intercon nects between the CD Recorder and CD Player that provide functions not available with separate units such as the ability to copy CDs at 2X speed Independent operation is called DUAL MODE DUAL MODE provides the convenience of having both a CD Recorder and a CD Player in one rack mount able unit You can play a CD in the CD drive and independently record or play a CD in the CDR drive You can choose CHANGER MODE When one drive completes playing a CD the other drive automatically starts play back You can program the order of play back tracks from CDs in either or both drives In CHANGER MODE you can record from the CD drive to the CDR drive The interconnection of the two drives in the same unit permits double speed analog or digital copying For CD recording you can record on CD R or CD RW discs record any of the playing options record and listen from the CD drive record at 2X speed from the CD drive record using analog RCA or XLR or digital sources including optical or RCA coaxial connec tions For CD playing you can cue to music start at the beginning of the audio and adjust the auto cue point single track play A B repeat adjust play back pitch connect to an amplifier speaker system connect to an external mixer or recording device Features The CDR510 incorporates a suite of professional feat
38. WHEN OPENT AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM AVATTAESSA JA SUOJALUKITUS OHITETTAESSA OLET ALTTINANAYMATTOMAALLE LASERSATEILYLLE ALA KATSO SATEESEEN VARNING OSYNLIGH LASERSTALNING NAR DENNA DEL AR PPNAD OCH SPARREN AR URKOPPLAD BETRAKTA EJ STRALEN 4 Important Safety Instructions READ BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict quality and safety standards There are however some installation and operation precautions which you should be particularly aware of 1 Read Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated 2 Retain Instructions The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference 3 Heed Warnings All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to 4 Follow Instructions All operating and use instructions should be followed 5 Cleaning Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning 6 Attachments Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards 7 Water and Moisture Do not use this product near water for example near a bath tub wash bowl kitchen sink laundry tub swimming pool in a wet basement and the like 8 Accessories Do not place this product on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket
39. age 29 Copy protection Because this is a professional CD recorder copy protected CDs can be copied The CDR510 allows you to set the copy protection of recorded discs See page 35 Additional Recording Information There must be at least 7 seconds of recording time left on the CD or DOES NOT FIT will be displayed A maximum of 99 tracks can be recorded on a disc Minimum track length is 4 seconds Recordings from DAT or DCC players will not always stop automatically 14 The CDR510 can perform SRC Sample Rate Conversion on an incoming digital signal See page 34 Controls and Displays front 1 2 34567 89 harantz sues rans C E A 2 SS M e P o mn eo A o 1 IR Remote control sensor Sensor for the supplied wireless infrared remote control Note Set the REMOTE EXT INT IR on the back of the unit to INT IR to enable the IR re mote control 2 CDR drive disc tray In this manual the left drive is referred to as the CDR drive Press and release the 4 button 3 to open or close the CDR drive The CDR drive is used for recording and play back and can record CD R and CD RW discs The CDR drive can play back unfinalized discs IEJ 3 CDR open button Press and release to open or close the CDR drive 4 CDR button Press and release to select the CDR drive When selected the
40. auto matically switches to silent high speed When an MP3 disc with multiple albums is in the CD drive and at stop press and release the Forward button gt gt to advance to the next album or the Reverse button lt lt to reverse to the previous album 25 26 ALBUM buttons 27 Stop button m white Press and release to stop recording or play back in the CD drive Press and release to exit a program Press and release to exit an operation and switch to the CD drive 28 Play Pause button gt When at stop press and release begin play back in the CD drive During play back press and release to pause play back When play back is paused press and release to resume play back HEADPHONE 29 HEADPHONE jack Plug stereo headphones in here Adjust headphone volume with the LEVEL control 30 LEVEL control Turn to adjust the volume of headphones connected to the HEADPHONE jack 19 Display C SYNC DIGI 4 OPT ANALOG REM REC TIME TRACK TOTAL REM lt lt DUBBING 4 CHANGER y 1 5 Linn nnm In to J Gm RANINEN EEN 16 1 Alphanumeric display Displays a variety of information including remaining recording time menu settings etc Time for the CDR drive is displayed to the left below labels 2 4 Time for the CD drive is displayed to the right below labels 7 10 2 REM labe
41. ay back push and release the REPEAT button on the IR remote REPEAT TRACK appears on the display The current track will repeat endlessly Push and release the REPEAT button on the IR remote a second time REPEAT ALL appears on the display The current disc will repeat endlessly Push and release the REPEAT button on the IR remote a third time to exit repeat play See page 25 Random and Repeat play combined If Random and Repeat ALL are combined tracks are played randomly until all tracks have been played Then tracks are re randomized and play continues A B repeat Dual mode only CD drive only During play back push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to select the starting A point REPEAT A appears in the display Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to select the ending B point REPEAT A B appears in the display Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to exit A B repeat MP3 play back CD drive only MP3 play back requires loading additional instructions into the CDR510 memory This takes about 10 seconds and takes place on power up if menu item AUTO MP3LOAD is ON and on loading an MP3 disc if AUTO MP3LOAD is OFF The MP3 indicator is lit while an MP3 disc is recognized in the CD drive Instead of tracks and track time information the display shows Albums and file information See page 44 How to Record Recording takes place on the CDR drive only The recording procedure i
42. ble if an MP3 disc is recognized in the CD drive Choosing the Recording mode is usually the last step before actual recording pressing the REC button to begin recording The CDR510 is set to expect you have the disc you want to record on in the CDR drive chosen the audio source made necessary connections and made necessary menu adjustments If you are not ready to record simply press and release a Stop button I REC EXT DISC Record External Disc Sync Record lets you record from an analog or digital external audio source CD DAT or MD mini disc Recording is started by starting the external source Recording from digital or analog sources will automatically stop AUTO STOP ON after 20 seconds of silence Track information is automatically copied from the external source and cannot be added manually For an analog audio source or a source with no subcode information a silence of 2 7 seconds or more automatically increments a track CD Text can be added after the copy is made and before finalizing The recording is not automatically finalized REC EXT MAN Record External Disc Manual Record lets you record from an analog or digital audio source CD DAT or MD mini disc Recording is started manually by pressing the Record button e and immediately starting the external source You can also start the external source before starting to record for example to manually adjust the input level Recording is st
43. button to exit menu mode 35 PITCH The playback speed pitch of the CD drive can be changed up to 12 0 in steps of 0 1 Default setting is 0 Digital signals are not output when pitch control is on Adjusting the pitch lets you tune the CD output to a musical instrument useful when practicing because it permits adjusting the music practice source to your instrument When pitch is active the green PITCH indicator on the front of the CDR510 is lit and steady Pitch settings remain when discs are changed or if the CDR510 is powered off There are two menu controls for pitch PITCH and PITCH ON OFF How to adjust the PITCH menu control The PITCH menu control adjusts the pitch 1 With the CD drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until PITCH is displayed gt 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control PI is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to adjust the pitch Example display 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control PITCH is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode How to turn the PITCH ON or OFF The PITCH ON OFF menu control lets you turn the pitch on or off without changing the pitch adjustment when pitch is on If you turn the pitch adjustment off and later if you t
44. ceuue voe eter ree entres 36 AUTO CUE sinri nan ea ER tried ens 37 AUTO CUE LEMEL 5 2 2 5 rear tenen erae 37 PLAY MODE 4 riter iden reet n enian 38 SINGLE PLAY ieree cie b dini 38 END WARNING 5 5 xcpa ex oos Eee schoo 39 Recording MODES toca Pepe o 40 REC EXT DISC REC EXT MAN MINUTE TRACK 40 RECORD FAST REC LISTEN REC MP3 DISC MAKE CD 41 uae 42 AUTO MP3 LOAD orco eene einen 42 MP3 LOAD ecole tree netur deant emai 43 How to record MB3 iuaerrer tiere 43 MP3 Albumf file structure sssse 44 MP3 FILE PLAYBACK ninth eneten s 44 How to PROGRAM tracks sussesssss 45 To program for recording 45 Fitializing zie reete eere qnx remus 46 UnfitialiZifiq coeno ty eoe eee eodeni hpesugbes nh 47 How to unfinalize erase a track or erase a CD RW disc ssuus 47 DISPLAY messages eeeeeeneeeneeeeennnnns 48 About Compact Discs eeeeeeeussssssss 49 RS 232C control iieri oe root terree 51 RC 5 COGS 55i rre tene t 53 Troubleshootirig ioci eor atouts 54 SD6GIfICatiOLS eoe tectae neiaie niit 55 LIMITED WARRANTY sssssseeeen 56 Introduction The CDR510 CD Recorder CD Player is a professional CD Recorder and a professional CD Player in the same unit The CD Recorder and CD Player can be operated as independent devices
45. d time out to Pause cued to the selected Album and track Press Play to begin Play 3 During playback press and hold lt lt or to fast reverse or fast forward or 4 press and release repeatedly to step through Albums There is a 3 second time out to Play 5 During playback turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to step through tracks There is a 3 second time out to Play See example play sequence in the box to the left The following play back features are not available during MP3 play back A B repeat Program play End monitor Auto cue Change of time mode TIME button End warning Random play is Album by Album not track file by track 44 How to PROGRAM tracks Track sequence can be programmed for playback or recording From stop in CHANGER or DUAL MODE push and release the PROG button to enter Program mode Example display PROGRAM a will be displayed briefly then PROGRAM b will be flashing Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to select the Track to be programmed When correct push the REC LEVEL SELECT control to add that track to the program STEP PROGRAM Example display In the example tracks on the CDR drive a are being programmed Five steps have been pro grammed b tracks 4 6 9 11 and 12 c not necessarily in that order Track 14 d and e is selected If Track 14 is added to the program as step 6 the TOTAL time programmed
46. depends on the setting of AUTO MP3 LOAD With AUTO MP3 LOAD ON loading MP3 instructions takes place on power up If you often play MP3 discs this option avoids delay when you insert an MP3 disc With AUTO MP3 LOAD OFF loading MP3 instructions does not take place until an MP3 disc is recognized in the CD drive or MP3 LOAD is activated If you rarely play MP3 discs this option speeds power up MP3 refers to music data which has been compressed by a file format known as MPEG 1 Audio Layer 3 Files with the mp3 or MP3 extension are called MP3 files The ID3 tag is supported by the CDR510 ID3 is a format that adds title information to MP3 files The following technical issues can result in MP3 incompatibility with the CDR510 MP3 files recorded using the packet writing method are not compatible for playback in the CDR510 Compatible MP3 sampling frequencies include 32 48 kHz Compatible bit rates allowed include 32 320 kbps The type of PC software and media used for recording might be incompatible The disc may contain too many sessions or files A session occurs each time a recording is made and finalized When a CD RW disc is unfinalized and tracks are added it creates an additional session on the disc This is also applicable to CD R discs that are recorded in some PC applications where finalizing is not necessary to provide multi sessions Recommended the disc contain no more than 10
47. display center controls and remote control buttons refer to the CDR drive Example display shows large box a indicating CDR drive b is selected a In this example small box b indicates a CD R disc is in the CDR drive Small box c indicates a CD disc is in the CD drive 5 PLAY MODE button Press and release to toggle be tween CHANGER MODE and DUAL MODE PLAY MODE When CHANGER MODE is selected a CHANGER v is displayed CHANGER MODE The CDR drive and CD drive work together as one When in CHANGER MODE only one drive can play back at a time Both the CDR drive and CD drive are output to the CDR output jacks The CD drive is also output to the CD jacks DUAL MODE The CDR drive and CD drive operate indepen dently Both the CDR drive and CD drive can play back at the same time to separate CDR and CD output jacks 6 CD button Press and release to select the CD drive When CD is selected the display center controls and remote control buttons refer to the CD drive Example display shows large box a indicating CD drive is selected 4 7 CD open button Press and release to open or close the CD drive 9 mrs 8 MP3 indicator Green indicator is lit and steady when a CD with MP3 files is detected Example display shows 27 MP3 tracks in Album 1 9 PITCH indicator Green indicator is lit and steady when pitch has been
48. displayed INPUT 18 e LESE amp amp eame IM cC o EU enm eored S d o 27 2829 30 vse zs e m E Ae 24 25 26 Example u displays input choice lt L 4 A iia remains in aa display When OPTICAL is selected the input for record ing is from the DIGITAL SPDIF optical IN con nection on the rear of the CDR510 When DIGITAL is selected the input for recording is from the DIGITAL SPDIF RCA IN jack on the rear of the CDR510 When ANALOG is selected the input for recording is from either the ANALOG L and R IN RCA jacks or the BALANCED IN XLR jacks on the rear of the CDR510 depending on the setting of the INPUT SELECT switch on the rear of the CDR510 SHG 24 CANCL DELETE button Press and release to cancel or delete items in several modes of operation delete tracks from a program text in CD Text edit return to a higher level when in Menu mode lt 25 Reverse button lt lt During play back push and hold to Fast reverse Fast reverse is at low speed for the first 4 seconds with audio sampling then automatically switches to silent high speed gt 26 Forward button During play back push and hold to Fast forward Fast forward is at low speed for the first 4 seconds with audio sampling then
49. ease the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is con nected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help NOTE Changes or modifications may cause this unit to fail to comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and may void the user s authority to operate the equipment WARNINGS Do not expose the equipment to rain or moisture Do not remove the cover from the equipment Do not insert anything into the equipment through the ventilation holes Do not handle the mains lead with wet hands Do not cover the ventilation with any items such as tablecloths newspapers curtains etc No open flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on the equipment When disposing of used batteries please comply with governmental regulations or environmental public instruction s rules that apply in your country or area CE marking only EU version C This product is in conformity with the EMC directive and low voltage directive Equipment mains working system This product complies with household power and safety requirements in your area CDR510 can be powered by 120 V AC only This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la Classe B est conforme la norme NMB 003 du Canada Copyright Recording and play back of any material may require con
50. ecording mode sync record with starting external source REC EXT MAN recording mode from exter DISC ERROR when trying to record on or finalize a recovered disc disc is no longer usable DISC FULL usc no more recording possible DOES NOT FIT remaining recording time on CD not enough for proposed recording REG LISTEN RECORD FAST nal source with manual start recording mode CD dubbing while listening recording mode CD dubbing DUAL MODE when dual mode is selected at 2X speed epee 5s MEE xoi siad has START SOURCE start source for sync record TM 5 ing ES BR me TEXT EDIT ae entering text edit mode control TEXT ERASE entering text erase mode TEXT VIEW us entering text review mode ERASE TRALI siine ea last track on CD RW TRACK TITLE followed by track title UNFINALIZE FINALIZE CD finalizing a disc T FINALIZED vin Re ame demise PRESS ENTER trying to record on a finalized eee re e CD RW disc UNFINALIZED CD R RW disc being ejected FINALIZED CD ee disc has been ie not finalized INITIALIZING during laser power calibration HF ONIE qu updating alse anan d toeuniinalidad discs WAIT when Stop m is presse INSERT DISC insert disc or insert disc cunna recording correctly e when stop W is pressed MAKE CD recording mode CD copying during the first four sec with finalizing _onds of a
51. eiv ers CD R s or other external units INPUT Amp Mixer Pre Amp DAT CD R etc Amp Mixer Pre Amp DAT CD R etc Other available connection options Balanced analog connections XLR page 23 Digital Coaxial connections RCA page 24 Digital cascade connections RCA page 24 Digital optical connection page 24 How to Play back ACHANGER v mode The ACHANGER v mode is the default play mode of the CDR510 The CD drive and CDR drive work as one for playing two CDs selecting tracks and programming track play back sequence A program can switch between drives Only one of the drives can play back at a time Both drives output to the CDR output jacks The CD drive is also output to the CDR ANALOG OUT jacks and the CDR DIG OUT jack To select ACHANGER v mode Press and release the PLAY MODE button so CHANGER MODE is displayed momentarily and 5 ray lel c5 Example display Press and release Play Pause on the drive you want to play a b Example display ANALOG The track number a and track time played counting up b on the selected drive are displayed In ACHANGER v mode all the tracks on the drive will be played then play back will automatically switch to the other drive and play it Whe
52. elect displayed setting menu mode When at stop in CHANGER mode with CDs available for play back in both drives turn to select the track on the selected drive Example 5 display Ned WO m The CDR drive is selected The CDR510 is in CHANGER mode Track 2 is flashing indicating it is selected Track 2 is displayed indicating it is selected There are 16 tracks on the disc in the CDR drive oooco When the REC LEVEL SELECT control is turned so a track beyond 16 in this example is selected the drive selection is automatically changed to the CD drive f Example i HL d display ANALOG eD kt iud e In this example the disc in the CD drive has MP3 files on it f Turning the REC LEVEL SELECT control will select files in ALbum 1 In record mode Turn to set or adjust the record level Example display This setting is remembered even after power off you do not have to do anything to confirm or store it 17 18 REC LEVEL SELECT control continued During CD text edit Turn to select the alphanumeric character when correct push to enter that character and advance to the next character Example MET display Z N aai T The available characters are To record a space enter an underline 19 TIME button During
53. emote batteries on page 9 for installing or changing the remote batteries Most of the controls on the remote work identi cally to the control on the unit The page number describing identical functioning unit controls is given below Further instruction is supplied for controls that are on the remote only or that function differently from controls on the unit TRAY LL OPEN CLOSE Nc 4 86 1 TRAY OPEN CLOSE 5 button 4 6 669 Push and release to open O99 or close the currently OHO selected disc drive tray E 2 Standby k power button ad Not used E OPEN CLOSE we e REPEAT 3 DOOR OPEN CLOSE button Not used 4 REPEAT button In playback in either drive push and release to enter Repeat playback After the first press the currently playing track is repeated The display says REPEAT TRACK REPEAT TRACK Example display After the second press the currently playing disc is repeated The display says REPEAT ALL REPEAT ALL Example display The third press cancels Repeat playback Paoa 5 PROG button O Works the same as the PROG button see page 13 RanooMm 6 RANDOM button Co In playback in ACHANGER v mode only push and release to enter RANDOM playback Tracks are played at random from either drive for playback Playback will randomly switch drives putting the other drive in Play pause RANDOM Example display 123 5
54. ers may be able to playback finalized CD RW discs Some CD players can not play finalized CD R discs because of the low reflectivity of such discs Which discs to use The CDR510 is able to record onto any 1X compatible CD R and CD RW disc including discs for Consumer use and Professional com puter discs The CDR510 records according to the Orange Book specification Every CDR disc sold should be according to the Orange Book specification and therefore compatible with the CDR510 In practice however the quality of the recording depends on the match between the disc used and the writing strategy of the recorder At 1X speed stand alone audio the match between disc and recorder is important Higher recording speeds are less critical in terms of recording quality Consumer CD Recorders can only record on CDR Audio discs and those discs are optimized for single speed automatically Professional CD Recorders can use both Audio and Data discs When using Data discs one should take care to use discs with a good single speed compatibility Recording Capacity Discs with higher capacity than 80 minutes are out of the Orange Book standard and may perform below your expectations Compact disc care The glossy side is the record side of the disc and matted dull side is the label side Handle discs carefully so as not to damage or scratch the record side Avoid placing discs in the following locations n direct sun
55. et delimiter Example Scroll command ASCII code 12011 1 2 0 1 1 CR 0x40 0x31 0x32 0x30 0x31 0x31 OxOd When transmitting commands consecutively put more than 100ms blank between commands Status data transmission The status data packets have a fixed data length of 8 bytes ASCII codes from 0x00 to Ox7f are used to transmit serial data For this reason the ASCII codes are converted into HEX data before the data is set in the data packets and transmitted CR 0xOd is added as the data packet delimiter Example Transmission Power ON ASCII code 120PRON RC 5 Codes Remote control Model RC330 not supplied available from Marantz Professional can control the CDR510 using these RC 5 codes The CDR510 receives the codes listed in the table below from the infrared remote control sensor on the front of the unit and also the REMOTE RC 5 IN OUT jacks CD code CD R code 9ap ueis S dap pueuiuioj5 2998p uieis S dep pueuiuo 5 0 Space 1 ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MN 6 OPQ 7 RST 8 UVW 9 XYZ PLAY STOP PAUSE NEXT PREVIOUS FF REW PROGRAM CANCEL DELETE SCROLL AMS intro scan TEMPO RESET REC OPEN CLOSE DISPLAY ENTER MENU STORE REPEAT CD CD R TR INCR e i 2 0 P R O N CR 0x40 0x31 0x32 0x30 0x50 0x57 OX4f Oxde o
56. f will be 24 minutes and 57 seconds When your program is done press a Stop button or the PROG button to end programming PRO GRAM will be lit and steady Example display Press Play Pause to start programmed play Clearing a program Press Stop m to stop programmed play then press Stop IM again to clear the program To edit a program From Stop mode press PROG to enter Program mode Add a track to the program as above To erase a track from the program turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to select the track then press the CANCL DELETE button The remaining program steps and playing time will be displayed To program for recording Only tracks from the CD in the CD drive can be programmed for recording Press the REC MODE button and select your recording mode Then program tracks as above When done press the Record button e to start recording Notes To review a program with PROGRAM flashing press the ALBUM reverse lt lt or ALBUM forward button to tab through the program The display will show the track number pro grammed the time contributed by that track to the total programmed time and the program step A track can be programmed more than once In CHANGER Mode the program can switch between the CD drive and CDR drive If you try to store more than 99 steps PROG FULL appears on the display 45 oO mara a E e A e PROFESSIONAL Co em era HPS o HAN ER
57. from 0 to 22 dBu Some professionals prefer to first set the TRIM using a meter and to do a fine adjustment by listening for distortion and watching the level meters on the CDR510 ANALOG ll SUV L amp R ANALOG IN jacks Plug L and R RCA jacks in here to connect to the Line level output jacks of an external pre ampli fier mixer or other audio device 5 ANALOG IN OUT jacks RCA jacks for line level input and output to the CDR drive The INPUT SELECT SWITCH 6 on the rear of the CDR510 must be to the left to select the BALANCED IN inputs ANALOG must also be selected by pressing and releasing the INPUT button on the front of the CDR510 so ANALOG is displayed ANALOG Example display L amp R ANALOG OUT jacks Plug L and R RCA jacks in here to connect to the Line level input jacks of an external pre amplifier mixer or other audio device This output is always on when there is play back on the CDR drive 6 INPUT SELECT switch This switch selects between the BALANCED IN XLR jacks and the ANALOG IN RCA jacks for analog input for recording on the CDR drive ANALOG must also be selected by pressing and releasing the INPUT button on the front of the CDR510 so ANALOG is displayed INPUT SELECT 23 7 RS 232C connector Using serial communication a host device can control the CDR510 RS232C OLN The RS 232C h
58. gt P il green ea When at stop press and release Cw begin play back in the CDR drive During play back press and release to pause play back When play back is paused press and release to resume play back During recording press and release to pause recording When recording is paused press and release to resume recording When at stop press and release to select Erasing mode The CDR510 must detect a CD RW disc with at least one track on it in the CDR drive ERASE TRACK and PRESS RECORD alternate in the display If you press the Record button e the last track on the CD RW disc will be erased Press the Stop button m to cancel 15 ERASE button 16 REC MODE button MODE When at stop and in CHANGER mode press and release to tab through the Recording Modes RECORD FAST REC LISTEN MAKE CD REC EXT DISC REC EXT MAN and MINUTE TRACK In DUAL mode the Recording Modes are REC EXT DISC REC EXT MAN and MINUTE TRACK MENU STORE 17 MENU STORE button Push and release to enter Menu mode exit Menu mode and Store menu changes To make a menu change 1 Push and release MENU STORE button to enter Menu mode 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to advance through the menu choices 3 When the menu choice you want to change is displayed push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to enter that choice 4 Then turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to adjust or change the menu setting
59. hen the REPEAT button on the IR remote is pressed you can toggle between REPEAT ALL and REPEAT TRACK See REPEAT play back 14 ALL label The ALL label appears associated with the REPEAT label 13 15 TRACK label The TRACK label appears associated with the REPEAT label 13 16 SCAN label The SCAN label appears during SCAN play See SCAN button on the IR remote 17 18 19 20 REM REC TIME TRACK HH SYNC DIGI MANUAL op B aa ANALO 21 DIGI DIGI gt SYNC MANUAL ANALOG STEP PROGRAM lt DUBBING 4 CHANGER Y Linn n n n n GA CELE cw 28 29 25 26 27 17 DIGI label The DIGI label is displayed when the CDR DIGITAL SPDIF IN jack is selected for recording input If flashing in record standby the digital data is not being received correctly Check connections and settings on the source and CDR510 The arrow is also displayed during recording from the CDR DIGITAL SPDIF IN jack 18 SYNC label The SYNC label indicating Synchronized recording is displayed when the REC EXT DISC is selected as the recording mode Start the external source to begin recording 19 MANUAL label The MANUAL label indicating manual start recording is displayed when the REC EXT MAN is selected as the record ing mode Start the external source and recording at the same time 20 ANALOG label The
60. is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode AUTO CUE LEVEL The AUTO CUE LEVEL is adjustable from 35dB to 45dB in 1dB increments The factory default for AUTO CUE LEVEL is 40dB How to adjust the AUTO CUE LEVEL 1 In Dual mode with the CD drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until CUE LEVEL is displayed 37 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control The current level is displayed Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to adjust the level TRACK When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control CUE LEVEL is displayed again Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode PLAY MODE CD drive and Dual mode only With PLAY MODE at PAUSE when you first press the Play Pause button on the CD drive or a selection is chosen with the REC LEVEL SELECT control the selection is paused The second press starts play back With PLAY MODE at PLAY play starts immediately How to set the PLAY MODE 1 In Dual mode with the CD drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until PLAY MODE is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT TRACK 12 6 17 ate
61. isplayed for sev eral seconds If the disc has been finalized FINAL IZED CD flashes ANALOG e ou mue four times then the previous display returns 3 Push the Record button e The timer a counts down as TOC Table Of Contents is written When done the display shows the number of tracks b and their total playing time c of the disc now ready for playback example shown CD RW or CD R changes to CD d 46 Unfinalizing How to unfinalize erase a track or erase a CD RW disc Only CD RW discs can be erased If the CD RW disc has been finalized it must first be unfinalized before it can be erased With the CD RW disc in the CDR drive and at stop 1 Push and release the ERASE button C peram oncom nan aaa PROFESSIONAL oO TNNT HPS o ED SIME BOSS Eel 5 3 P e 1 2 If the CD RW disc has been finalized UNFINAL IZE will be displayed if not skip to 3 below Example display 2 Press and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to unfinalize Example 11 display During unfinalizing the time to completion counts down a and UNFINAL b is displayed 3 The display alternates between ERASE TRACK and PRESS R
62. ive ARTEN 3 Ifyou press the Record button e the first album on the MP3 disc will be recorded To select a different album press and release an ALBUM button lt lt or gt gt until the desired album is selected Hint You are in Recording pause You can check on what would be recorded by pressing the ALBUM buttons lt lt or gt gt to select the Album and turning the REC LEVEL SELECT control to select the track and the CD drive Play Pause button to play the file 4 Press and release the Record button e All of the tracks files in the currently selected Album beginning with track 1 will be re corded If AUTO STOP is ON recording will automatically stop During recording or after step 2 you can adjust the recording level by turning the REC LEVEL SELECT control 43 MP3 Album file structure Example play sequence as displayed in Windows Explorer Album 02 Album 03 aaaa03 mp3 aaaa04 mp3 L aaaa05 mp3 aaaa06 mp3 lt Album 043 Album 05 I bbbb07 mp3 bbbb08 mp3 Album 06 T n CEDE E Da Album 07 dddd11 mp3 dddd12 mp3 eeee13 mp3 eeee14 mp3 o Album 08 Album 09 WWWW Wav a XXXX Wav 7 Album 10 sagas gggg17 mp3 l S Play up to 8 hierarchical levels possible The dashed line with an arrow
63. l The REM label appears with other labels to indicate that the CDR drive time dis played is REMaining time 3 REC label The REC label appears with other labels to indicate that the displayed CDR drive time is RECording time 4 TIME label The TIME label appears with other labels to indicate that the display is TIME for the CDR drive 5 TRACK label The TRACK label appears with other labels to indicate that the displayed CDR drive time is TRACK time 6 TOTAL label The TOTAL label appears by itself or with other labels to indicate that the CDR drive or CD drive time displayed is total time 7 REM label The REM label appears with other labels to indicate that the CD drive time dis played is REMaining time TRACK TIME STEP PROGRAM RANDOM REPEAT ALL TRACK SCAN 20 8 TRACK label The TRACK label appears with other labels to indicate that the displayed CD drive time is TRACK time 9 TIME label The TIME label appears with other labels to indicate that the display is TIME for the CD drive 10 STEP label The STEP label appears during pro gramming above the program step number 11 PROGRAM label The PROGRAM label flashes during programming and is steady when in program mode 12 RANDOM label The RANDOM label appears during RANDOM play Tracks are played in random order See RANDOM button on the IR remote 13 REPEAT label The REPEAT label appears during REPEAT play W
64. light or near a source of heat such as a heater n a place that is damp or dirty n a place which could be exposed to rain such as near a window Disc cleaning Always keep the disc surface clean Up to six billion data units are recorded on the record side of the disc When cleaning the disc surface always be sure to use a special compact disc cleaner and wipe as shown below Do not wipe in circumferential direction Wipe in a radial direction 49 Do not use record cleaner it will adversely affect the disc surface Store discs in their disc cases Do not attach a piece of paper or sticker to the label side of the disc When a disc has a piece of plastic tape or rental CD label with paste protruding from the edge or when a disc has a trace of such as sticky object do not attempt to play the disc The disc may be impossible to take out or another malfunction may result Write only on the printed side of a CD R or CD RW disc and only with a soft felt tipped pen Do not attempt to play a disc with a special shape such as an octagonal or heart shaped e disc Equipment malfunction may result X 50 RS 232C control Connect a male D Sub 9 Pin to female D Sub 9 Pin straight cable for RS 232C external control by host equipment The RS 232C host can control functions of the CDR510 externally The CDR510 automatically transmits status data when status is changed e The CDR
65. mation with regard to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure grounding of the lead in wire to an antenna discharge unit size of grounding conductors location of antenna discharge unit connection to grounding electrodes and requirements for the grounding electrode See Figure 1 Lightning Lightning Unplug the unit from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system for added protection during a lightning storm or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power line surges Power Lines An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits When installing an outside antenna system extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal Overloading Do not overload wall outlets extension cords or integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the product Servicing Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may ex
66. n both CDs have been played play back will automatically stop DUAL mode In Dual mode the CD drive and CDR drive work independently of each other Both drives can play back at the same time and are output to separate jacks Dual mode can therefore be used to play back two discs to two separate locations in a DJ type mixing application To select Dual mode Press and release the PLAY MODE button so DUAL MODE is displayed momentarily A bem 2 A The display returns to drive information Example q 343 display e m e Press and release Play Pause on the drive you want to play Example display The track number a and track time played counting up b on the selected drive are displayed In Dual mode all the tracks on the selected drive will be played then play back will automatically stop While the selected drive is being played you can switch to the other drive and play it at the same time The CDR drive can be used to record while the CD drive is in play back 10 Play back features Brief instructions of play back features See indicated pages for full instructions about the feature To Pause Push and release Play Pause gt on the current drive to pause play back Push and release Play Pause gt again to resume To Stop Push and release any Stop button I to stop To display times During play back pu
67. nd is introduced ng Not available in MINUTE TRACK record mode SCAN Example display 23 SCAN button Remote only In ACHANGER v mode in Playback and at Stop press and release to scan play the first 10 seconds of each track SCAN Press and release again to exit scan Play will con tinue from the c DIMMER urrently selected track 24 DIMMER button Not used 25 REC TYPE button Not used 26 SOURCE button Works the same as the INPUT button on the CDR510 See page 18 27 ENTER button Works the same as pushing and releasing the REC LEVEL SELECT control on the CDR510 See page 17 27 MENU mode MENU mode permits advanced settings for recording CDs and CD Text handling Menu parameters are available for setting when appropriate The chart below lists the drives and modes when the Menu item is available Menu Settings Chart CDR drive CD Stop mode TEXT EDIT CD R RW Stop mode The chart also lists the default setting applied by the factory and if the setting is remembered if the CDR510 is powered off and back on again See Page lists the page number for detailed instructions on the menu item Factory default Is setting remembered TEXT ERASE TEXT VIEW AUTO TRACK AUTO STOP REC BALANCE TEXT ON OFF SRC ON OFF COPY CD drive mode PITCH Factory default Is setting remembered PITCH ON
68. ntents O PEL IZ amp eg a o HEHE peoa me om a CDR510 unit Infrared remote control e Oeeee t Power cord 9 e Q Ss O S 0 9 5 9 Oleoa Ol 05 010 Audio cables 2 3 3 100 cm RC 5 remote cable am j 3 90 cm Ce AA batteries 2 6 AA AA 0 Remote batteries Press and lift at arrow to open the Infrared remote control battery compartment Install two AA batteries Replace compart ment cover Connections basic Rack mount or install on a table or other flat stable surface 1 Plug in to 110 VAC power Iss wet Connect to other equipment 2 Connect CD player to analog equipment for playing or recording on an external device Connect a supplied Right and Left RCA audio cable to CD ANALOG OUT and then connect to the input of a preamplifier receiver or other recording device INPUT Amp Mixer Pre Amp CD R etc 3 Connect CDR recorder to analog equipment for playing or recording Connect two supplied Right and Left RCA audio cables to CDR ANALOG IN and OUT and then connect to the input and output of one or two pre amplifiers rec
69. o that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them paying particular attention to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the product 13 Grounding or Polarization This product may be equipped with a grounded polarized alternating current line plug a plug having one blade wider than the other and a ground prong This plug will fit into the i power outlet only one way This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug 14 Protective Attachment Plug The product is equipped with an attachment plug having overload protection This is a safety feature See Instruction Manual for replacement or resetting of protective device If replacement of the plug is required be sure 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 o To 22 23 24 25 5 the service technician has used a replacement plug specified by the manufacturer that has the same overload protection as the original plug Outdoor Antenna Grounding If an outside antenna or cable System is connected to the product be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges Article 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 provides infor
70. oming signal meets these criteria the CDR510 records the signal If SRC is ON and the incoming signal fails these criteria the sample rate converter is automatically turned on and recording continues If SRC is OFF and the incoming signal fails these criteria silence is recorded If the recording source is a special disc such as HDCD or DTS you have to Set SRC to OFF if set to ON some data may be lost set source sampling frequency to 44 1 kHz use a digital connection setthe digital recording volume REC LEVEL SELECT control of the CDR510 to 0 dB Note If the source has tracks recorded at differing sample frequencies noise might be recorded when the sampling rate changes How to turn SRC ON or OFF 1 With the CDR drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until SRC is displayed C us 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ON or OFF is displayed 34 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to toggle between ON and OFF When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control SRC is displayed again Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode COPY protection All pre recorded audio CDs include a digital mark indicating the copy protection status of the disc This information is stored in the user data area of
71. opped by pressing the CDR drive Stop button B With AUTO TRACK ON track information is automatically copied from an external source with subcode information and cannot be added manu ally For an analog audio source or a source with no subcode information a silence of 2 7 seconds or more automatically increments a track With AUTO TRACK OFF track numbers can be manually incremented by pressing and releasing the TR INCR button on the IR remote or by pressing and releasing the Record button e on the CDR510 or REC button e on the IR remote CD Text can be added after the copy is made and before finalizing The recording is not automatically finalized MINUTE TRACK This REC mode is the same as REC EXT MAN but automatically adds a track every minute During playback the Minute Tracks make finding a particular passage easier because of the relationship between track numbers and time For example during playback select track 3 to play approximately the 3rd minute of recording To go directly to the beginning of the 10th minute select track 10 etc Track Recording time minutes seconds ERE 0 00 0 59 MED 1 00 1 59 csse IL LE 2 00 2 59 OO e EE 79 00 79 56 Note During recording press the TIME button on the 40 CDR510 or the DISPLAY button on the remote to display the remaining disc time Minute Track marks are silent Playback across a Minute Track does not produce any sound CD Text can be added after the copy
72. or table The product may fall causing serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the product Use only with a cart stand tripod bracket or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the product Any mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer s instructions and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer 9 A product and cart combination should be moved with care Quick Stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn 10 Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for m ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the product and to protect it from overheating These openings must not be blocked or covered The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed sofa rug or other similar surface This product should not be placed in a built in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer s instructions have been adhered to 11 Power Sources This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home consult your product dealer or local power company For products intended to operate from battery power or other sources refer to the operating instructions 12 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should be routed s
73. ost can control functions of the CDR510 externally The CDR510 automatically transmits status data when status is changed The CDR510 will respond to a status request by transmitting the associated status data See RS 232C control for details DIGITAL SPDIF 8 DIGITAL IN amp OUT connectors SPDIF Digital audio cable with RCA jacks can be used for input and output Optical cable can be used for input UE Os e dou IN OUT IN DIGITAL IN jack RCA Connect a digital audio cable with RCA jacks from an external device providing SPDIF digital output To record from this input DIGITAL must be selected by pressing and releasing the INPUT button on the front of the CDR510 so DIGI is displayed DIGI Example display To avoid interference and noise do not use the DIGITAL IN RCA jack and the DIGITAL IN optical connector at the same time DIGITAL LOOP OUT jack RCA Connect a digital audio cable with RCA jacks to an external device accepting a SPDIF digital input This connection will pass an input digital signal as long as the CDR510 is powered on even if the CDR510 is not recording or in play back DIGITAL OUT jack RCA Connect a digital audio cable with RCA jacks to an external device accepting a SPDIF digital input This connection will pass a digital signal when the CDR510 is recording when the CDR drive is in playback and in CHANGER mode when the CD drive is in playback
74. pose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Damage Requiring Service Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions When the power supply cord or plug is damaged If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the product If the product has been exposed to rain or water If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to its normal operation If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way and When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric shock or other hazards Safety Check Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition Wall or Ceiling Mounting The product should be mounted to a wall or
75. product on which the serial number has been defaced modified or removed 4 Batteries and battery chargers 5 Accessories including but not limited to cables mount ing hardware and brackets cleaning accessories power cords and adapters and carry cases 6 Products purchased outside of the United States its possessions or territories Non transferable warranty This Warranty may be enforced only by the original pur chaser What We Will Pay For We will pay for all labor and material expenses for items covered by the warranty How You Can Get Service 1 If your unit needs service in the USA contact our service referral at the appropriate telephone number indicated below We will advise you of the name and location of one or more authorized service centers from which service may be obtained Please do not return the unit directly to us 2 You must pay any shipping charges if it is necessary to ship the product for service If the necessary repairs are covered by the warranty we will pay return shipping charges to your location anywhere in the United States or its territories 3 Whenever warranty service is required you must present the original dated sales receipt or other proof of date purchased Limitation of Implied Warranties All implied warranties including warranties of merchantabil ity and fitness for a particular purpose are limited in duration to the length of this warranty Exclusion of Damages
76. quency ReSpOFSQ oes eei inanan anaE BEER RU NN E XL H Va cuc Dew AN aaia 20Hz 20kHz 0 1 dB Signal to Noise Ratio IEC A Lii aret ener erneut nda hn UI Te EXER RE REEF a aneen nanena 100 dB Total Harmonic Distortion 1KHlz 2 2 dto render dederunt rien coco vedete erede cue d di eur reu Ee T da 0 01 Channel Separation alioram 78 dB Dynamic RANGE EL 86 dB Input Output Analog Input Sensitivity Impedance Balanced XER 2 3 Bin ua hice eed eae eden Vado a ees 0 20 dBu 47 kQ default setting 16 dBu Unbalanced RCA ccn 500 mV rms 47 kQ Analog Output RCA esseeri meierei inmenin i on aaae ANES 2 V rms 200 Q Coaxial Digital Ir Out RCA 2 iseeecedetaccke esee sdagetectenecannseneeedcanncsonenencanntnenentanniheanens 0 5 Vp p 75 Q Optical Digital Dae vec e 19 dBm Digital Input Sampling Frequency sss 32 44 1 48 kHz 11 56 kHz CD Player Applicable DISCS A E CD CD R CD RW MP3 disc FREQUENCY RESPONSE iii erteeee dunes cent ageres tears a aei dae eiai 20Hz 20kHz 0 0 5 dB Signal to Noise Ratio IEG A sisirin ninn sddbandavaad EENE NENANA EEEN AAKE E EENEN 100 dB Total Harmonic Distortion TKAZ 2 icit enr e eE EEEE OUS E ED RE R LR EEZUEEE DAE 0 003 Channel Separation CUKAZ MEE 96 dB Dynamic Range ED 96 dB Analog Output RCA e MM 2 V rms 200 Q Coa
77. record push and release to toggle between the total remaining disc time and the time recorded on the current track TOTAL REM Example display recording Total remaining time on the disc counting down During play back push and release to tab be tween the time played on the current track count ing up time remaining on the current track count ing down REM total time remaining on the disc counting down TOTAL REM and total time played on the disc counting up TOTAL Example display play back auos EE d 20 TEXT button In play back mode push and release to display CD Text If present ALBUM TITLE then the text of the Album title will scroll across the display Then if present TRACK TITLE and the text of the Track title will scroll across the display The Track title will remain on the display while the track is playing If no text is present NO TEXT will be displayed for a couple of seconds 21 PROG button From stop in CHANGER or DUAL MODE push and release to enter Program mode See page 45 HH Example p display 22 FINAL button From Stop push and release to select Finalize mode FINAL The display FINALIZE CD alternates with PRESS RECORD See page 46 23 INPUT button From Stop push and release to tab through the input selections for recording The input choices are ANALOG DIGITAL I or OPTICAL The input choice is always
78. s ece te 21 23 Small CDR DOX ii eterni 21 24 Recording icon e ainicin 21 25 Pa se icon iata iet 21 20 Play ICON Weite nne 21 27 CD RW label crescissi 21 28 Track numbets 3 anancang 21 29 4Dubbing label sususuusss 21 30 Level Meter ettet ees 22 31 ACHANGER v mode indicator 22 32 Large CD POX iecur ene eee ARE 22 33 Small CD BOX te en eese uec 22 34 Pause icon l1 ociscene 22 35 Play ICON P earna er aei 22 30 CD RW label 5er tetra tentis 22 Controls and Connections rear 1 CD ANALOG OUT jacks ss 22 2 CD DIG OUT Jack tecti eon 22 3 BALANCED IN ANALOG XLR Inputs L amp R 22 4 TRIMR amp L rib errat 23 5 ANALOG IN OUT jacks 23 6 INPUT SELECT switch 23 T RS 232C connector eese 24 8 DIGITAL IN amp OUT connectors SPDIF 24 9 DIGITAL IN connector optical 24 10 EXT INT IR switch esiseinas 24 11 REMOTE RC5 IN OUT jacks 24 12 ACIN cesis teet dee ed DR REESE EDU Vids 25 Remote control IR 1 TRAY OPEN CLOSE button A 25 2 Standby power button sssssse 25 3 DOOR OPEN CLOSE button 25 4 REPEAT Dutton mess 25 5 PROG DulttOTi eroi rone Sen a 25 6 RANDOM button ssseseeeeee 25 7 Alphanumeric keypad 26 8 DISP
79. s the same for CD R and CD RW discs Use discs compatible with a 1X write speed See page 49 fthe disc already contains recordings the CDR510 will automatically locate the end of the last recorded track and start from there Tracks from the CD drive can be programmed for recording See page 45 Recorded CDs must be finalized before being playable on a regular CD player See page 46 Internal REC modes There are four recording modes for recording from the CD drive The CDR510 must be in ACHANGER v mode for internal recording RECORD FAST double speed recording of a disc or programmed tracks REC LISTEN listening to a recording while making it MAKE CD double speed recording with automatic finalizing REC MP3 DISC listening to an MP3 disc while recording 80 or 74 minutes of the disc to audio format on a standard CD disc See page 40 for more details about Recording modes To record from the CD drive 1 Push and release the PLAY MODE button to select ACHANGER v mode 2 Place a recordable CD R or CD RW disc in the CDR drive 3 Place the CD to be recorded from in the CD drive 2 1 3 oS Herse V oO y o UG Anm pp OE PP o d e 7 3 6 5 4 4 If programmed tracks are to be recorded do the programming See page 45 5 If desired adjust menu settings for AUTO TRACK see page 31 AUTO
80. sc Only 80 or 74 minutes of MP3 recording can be copied converted REC MP3 DISC converts one Album from the MP3 disc and stops The tracks files within the Album become tracks on the copy MP3 ID3 title information is converted to CD Text track titles In most cases AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP should be at ON so track information is recorded as the copy is made As in REC LISTEN you can listen during record ing The HEADPHONES jack ANALOG OUT jacks and DIG OUT jacks are live during the recording CD Text can be added after the copy is made and before finalizing The recording is not automatically finalized MAKE CD MAKE CD copies the CD in the CD drive toa disc in the CDR drive at 2X speed The entire CD in the CD drive is copied In PROGRAM mode the tracks programmed are copied In most cases AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP should be at ON so track information is recorded as the copy is made The recording is automatically finalized 44 MP3 The CDR510 can play most discs that include MP3 files The CDR510 cannot duplicate an MP3 disc but can record audio from an MP3 disc onto a blank CD R or CD RW disc see How to record MP3 MP3 playback and recording MP3 discs can be recognized in the CD drive only Reading an MP3 disc for playback or recording requires additional instructions be loaded into the memory of the CDR510 This takes about 10 seconds When MP3 instructions are loaded into the CDR510 memory
81. se the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode How to record MP3 MP3 compressed data is converted into audio signals and recorded in standard CD format An MP3 disc can contain up to 8 hours of recording but a standard CD is limited to 80 or 74 minutes depending on the disc See example play se quence on the next page for an illustration of the relationship between Albums folders and tracks files If AUTO STOP is ON one Album from the MP3 disc recorded and then recording stops The tracks files within the MP3 Album become tracks on the copy MP3 ID3 title information is converted to CD Text track titles The Album title is converted as the recording session closes A maximum of 32 characters per title is converted if the ID3 title is longer it is truncated You can listen during recording The HEAD PHONES jack and ANALOG OUT jacks are live during MP3 recording Digital output is not avail able during MP3 recording CD Text can be added after the copy is made and before finalizing The recording is not automatically finalized 1 With the MP3 disc to be converted in the CD drive press and release the PLAY MODE button to select ACHANGER v mode 2 With a recordable CD in the CDR drive press and release the REC MODE button REC MP3 DISC will be displayed for a few seconds NITE ATTN Then the display will alternate between PRESS RECORD and the recording time remaining on the CD R or CD RW in the CDR dr
82. sent For further information refer to the following US ordinances Copyright act of 1956 Dramatic and Musical Performance Act 1958 Performers Protection Acts 1963 and 1972 any subsequent statutory enactments and orders E T Precautions installation Do not expose the CDR510 to excessive heat excessive cold rain moisture or dust this may cause damage to the unit If a foreign object or water does enter the unit contact your nearest dealer or service center All players produce some heat during operation and this heat must be allowed to dissipate freely Do not close any ventilation openings and be sure there is adequate ventilation space behind beside and above the player so air is allowed to circulate freely around the unit Be sure ventilation holes are not covered Prevent extra heat from reaching the unit Never put the CDR510 in direct sunlight or near a heat source e Do not expose the CDR510 to electrostatic dis CE marking charges Do not place heavy objects on the unit Be sure the CDR510 is placed on a vibration free surface Precautions connection Unplug the power cord from the AC outlet or turn off the POWER switch before making any connection e Connect one cable at a time observing the input and output labeling This will avoid any cross connections between channels and signal inputs and outputs Insert plugs securely An incomplete connection may result in noise
83. sessions 20 Albums including all sessions and a maximum of 20 files AUTO MP3 LOAD How to turn AUTO MP3LOAD on or off 1 With the CD drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until AUTO MP3LOAD is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ON or OFF is displayed EE T e 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to toggle between ON and OFF 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control AUTO MP3LOAD is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode 42 MP3 LOAD MP3 LOAD lets you load MP3 instructions without inserting an MP3 disc How to MP3 LOAD 1 With AUTO MP3 LOAD off with the CD drive selected and with no disc in the drive push and release the MENU STORE button If AUTO MP3 LOAD is on MP3 instructions were loaded on power up If an MP3 disc is in the CD drive MP3 instructions were loaded when the MP3 disc was recognized If a standard CD is in the CD drive MP3 LOAD is not available MP3 LOAD appears 2 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control MP3 LOADING is displayed as MP3 instructions are loaded RM CJ The level meters show the progress of MP3 instruction loading 3 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and relea
84. sh and release the TIME button to tab through available time displays See page 18 To program play back From stop push and release the PROG button then turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to choose a track then push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control to enter that track in the program When complete push and release the PROG button In ACHANGER v mode you can program tracks in any order from either drive See page 45 To search During play back push and hold lt lt or gt gt Search begins at low speed sampling sound at low volume then switches to high speed with volume muted See page 19 To scan ACHANGER v mode only In scan the first 10 seconds of each track is played The CDR510 automatically stops after all tracks on both discs are scanned From stop push and release the SCAN button on the IR remote Push and release the SCAN button or the Play Pause button on the current drive to exit scan and continue play back Or push and release a Stop button m to exit scan See page 27 e Random play aCHANGER v mode only During stop or play back push and release the RANDOM button on the IR remote All tracks or programmed tracks on the discs in both drives will be randomly played When all tracks have e e 11 been played play back automatically stops During random play to return to normal CD play back push and release the RANDOM button See page 25 Repeat play During pl
85. ss 16 17 MENU STORE bulttOn cerei 16 18 REC LEVEL SELECT control 17 19 TIME Dutton certet denote cett oot 18 20 TEXT DUON siccis eoe re restes 18 21 PROG DUttOri irre o eau ie edens 18 22 FINAL b LtlOni ceto esce e ee 18 23 INPUT DUON iios ate teens 18 24 CANCL DELETE button 19 25 Reverse button 19 26 Forward button PP eerren 19 2f Stop button IM re neret 19 28 Play Pause button P M oo eeeee 19 29 HEADPHONE jack seeeeeeeesse 19 30 LEVEE COnlEFOl i terest eter tt teretes 19 BIET 20 1 Alphanumeric display 20 2 REMllabe l 5 reed 20 3 REC lab6el ictu rose ttr 20 4 TIME label orones 20 5 TRACK label errantes 20 6 TOTAL label 2i oia oto tere 20 f REM label tmr eene 20 8 TRACK label tete a ere secs 20 9 TIME label o eoo rores 20 10 STEP laDe l tee esexe eee e ER nte een nri 20 11 PROGRAM label sess 20 EI Topic page 12 RANDOM label seen 20 13 REPEAT label nerit tees 20 14 ALL label 5st resonet resa ete rea 20 15 TRACK label retro 20 16 SCAN label esistere cette tertie e 20 14 DIGI Tabel 2 rtt eerte resin baee 21 18 SYNC label deter a ras neuen 21 19 MANUAL label enne ttes 21 20 ANALOG label sseeeeeen 21 21 OPTlI abel tette erret eno 21 22 Large CDR bOX ere te
86. stem SOURCE AUTO TRACK ON CD MD with user data Track increment based on user data of incoming signal DAT DCC with user data Track increment based on user data of incoming signal Unknown no user data Track increment after silence gap of 2 seconds on incoming signal Analog Track increment after silence gap of 2 seconds on incoming signal No source None no lock How to turn AUTO TRACK ON or OFF 1 With the CDR drive selected push and re lease the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until AUTO TRACK is displayed wes C M e 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ON or OFF is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to toggle between ON and OFF 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control AUTO TRACK is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode 31 AUTO STOP How to turn AUTO STOP ON or OFF AUTO TRACK must be ON for AUTO STOP OFF or ON to function 1 With the CDR drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button AUTO STOP OFF When recording with AUTO STOP OFF the 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until CDR5410 will record until stopped by pressing the AUTO STOP is displayed Stop button The benefit of AUTO STOP OFF is for example when recording classical
87. the CD and is transmitted in the SPDIF format digital output Analog sources do not carry copy protection Because the CDR510 is a professional CD recorder it will record from any digital source ignoring the copy protection setting of the source material The CDR510 allows you to set the level of copy protection of each disc you record COPY OFF A CD recorded with COPY OFF allows unlimited digital copying A consumer digital recording device can digitally record the CD COPY ON A CD recorded with COPY ON allows a single generation digital copy for personal use A consumer digital recording device will be able to digitally record the CD but the copy will have Copy Protection set to HCO so further digital copies cannot be made COPY HCO Home Copy protected Original A CD recorded with COPY HCO does not allow digital copying A consumer digital recording device cannot digitally copy the CD How to turn COPY ON OFF or to HCO 1 With the CDR drive selected push and re lease the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until COPY is displayed m 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ON OFF or HCO is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to tab between ON OFF and HCO 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control COPY is displayed again 6 Turn the MENU STORE button to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE
88. to the CDR drive PROGRAM Repo ALL 1234567 89 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 204 TRACK SYNC DIGI 1 ei 4 DUBBING 4 CHANGER Y MANUAL Ha et e re 30 31 34 35 32 36 33 mmm 30 Level meter Lit rectangles provide a visual display of R and L levels during play back or recording The right most four bars are red to indicate an over level condition CHANGER Y 31 ACHANGER v mode indicator Ce il gt Lit when in CHANGER mode 32 Large CD box The large CD box is lit when the CD drive is selected 33 Small CD box The small CD box is lit when a disc is recognized in the CD drive 34 Pause icon Il The Pause icon II is lit when the play back is paused on the CD drive 35 Play icon The Play icon gt is lit when the CD drive is in play back CD RW 36 CD RW label CD RW CD R or CD is displayed depending on the type of disc in the CD drive Controls and Connections rear wor COR tn Corp ANALOG N OUT O R TRIM L 9 2 9 0 422 0 22 REF 16dBu 0dBFS gf ear R s L BALANCED J IN CD drive outputs cD 1 CD ANALOG OUT jacks Plug L and R RCA jacks in here to connect to the Line level input jacks of an external pre amplifier mixer or other audio device This output is always on when there is play back on the CD
89. ures for audio input audio output loop out remote control recording modes finalizing CD Text entry and play back automatic track incrementing minute track incrementing play back track selection single track scan play programmed play random play and repeat play Audio input CDR drive balanced XLR L and R inputs analog RCA line level digital RCA SPDIF digital optical fiber optic cable Audio output CD drive analog RCA line level digital RCA SPDIF Audio output CDR drive analog RCA line level digital RCA SPDIF loop out digital RCA SPDIF cascade recording Remote control CDR drive and CD drive full featured IR remote control RC 5 via RCA jacks input and output RS 232C for external control Recording modes CDR drive recording from the CD drive RECORD FAST double speed recording REC LISTEN 1X recording enables listening to a recording while making it MAKE CD double speed recording with auto matic finalizing REC MP3 DISC same as REC LISTEN when recording data from an MP3 disc to a CD audio disc CDR drive recording from external sources REC EXT DISC automatically record an external source by starting the source SYNC recording REC EXT MAN manually start recording from an external source manual start recording MINUTE TRACK automatically start a new track every minute enables easy play back search of a recording session ONE TOUCH RECORD
90. urn the pitch adjustment back on the original pitch setting remains 1 With the CD drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until PITCH ON OFF is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ON or OFF is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to toggle between ON and OFF c3 EP TN amp 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control PITCH ON OFF is displayed again 6 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to switch to other menu choices or press and release the CANCL DELETE button to exit menu mode 36 AUTO CUE CD drive and Dual mode only AUTO CUE allows the CD player to advance to the beginning of the audio within the track rather than start play back from the track start flag This minimizes the silence at the beginning of play back The factory default for AUTO CUE is OFF How loud the audio has to be before play back is started is adjustable using AUTO CUE LEVEL How to turn AUTO CUE ON or OFF 1 In Dual mode with the CD drive selected push and release the MENU STORE button 2 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control until AUTO CUE is displayed 3 Push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control ON or OFF is displayed 4 Turn the REC LEVEL SELECT control to TRACK toggle between ON and OFF 5 When correct push and release the REC LEVEL SELECT control AUTO CUE
91. xial Digital Output RCA eaii erann dees prater t AEEA NEE Naa EN EEA AORERE 0 5 Vp p 75 Q Fitch CONto laea e E E P ELE A AA 12 0 0 1 step Headphone etse eae e e aaa AO Eeee Neal ETIA 0 5V rms 8 2000 Q RS232C REMOTE Soc cre duret teo Dra a a EA S A OEA D Sub 9 pin female RCS Remote NOt esenea ease ea mte aene ter a a Ea ex EEA E aa ea T RCA w Loop Out Included Accesso S anaon eaS eA EE EE IR remote controller 1 AA R batteries 2 Stereo audio cable 2 Specifications subject to change without notice RC5 remote cable 1 55 LIMITED WARRANTY Your Marantz Professional product is warranted against manufacturer defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year parts and labor Except as specified below this warranty covers defects in material and workmanship The following are not covered under warranty 1 Damage deterioration malfunction or failure to meet performance specifications resulting from a Accidents acts of nature misuse abuse neglect or unauthorized product modification b Improper installation removal or maintenance or failure to follow supplied instructions c Repair or attempted repair by a non Marantz authorized agent d Any shipment claims must be presented to the carrier e Any cause other than a defect of manufacturing 2 Cleaning check ups with no fault found or changes incurred for installation removal or reinstallation of the product 3 Any serialized
92. xod 53 TROUBLESHOOTING Should faults occur it is in many cases not necessary to consult your dealer or technical service department On the basis of the following checks you will be able to rectify a number of conditions yourself without difficulty If the condition cannot be remedied after the following check please consult your dealer or contact D amp M Professional at 866 405 2154 No Power check power cord connections switch POWER off then immediately back on Recording does not contain tracks check that AUTO TRACK is ON check if there is 2 7 seconds of silence analog check that the digital source conforms to the SPDIF or IEC 958 II standard is source a DVD video disc DVD discs do not contain track information No Sound check audio connections if using an amplifier or receiver check amplifier or receiver settings check that a signal is present try a different amplifier or receiver Sound distorted check that analog output is not connected to a PHONE input check that disc is not defective try another Recording distorted check recording level try another disc XLR input too high or too low adjust record level adjust TRIM Play will not start check that the label of the CD is facing up clean the disc check that disc is not defective try another Remote control does not work check that EXT INT IR switch on rear is at INT check drive selection CDR or

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