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Model CDR510 User Guide
CD Recorder/CD Player
®
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
LOUKAN 1 LASERLAITE
Recordable
KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT
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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
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WARNINGS ANTENNA LEAD IN Do not expose the equipment to rain or moisture. WIRE Do not remove the cover from the equipment. ANTENNA GROUND DISCHARGE CLAMP Do not insert anything into the equipment through UNIT the ventilation holes. (NEC SECTION 810-20) Do not handle the mains lead with wet hands. ELECTRIC Do not cover the ventilation with any items such GROUNDING SERVICE CONDUCTORS as tablecloths, newspapers, curtains, etc. EQUIPMENT (NEC SECTION No open flame sources, such as lighted candles, 8
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Precautions - installation charges. • Do not expose the CDR510 to excessive heat, • Do not place heavy objects on the unit. excessive cold, rain, moisture, or dust this may • Be sure the CDR510 is placed on a vibration-free cause damage to the unit. surface. • If a foreign object or water does enter the unit, contact your nearest dealer or service center. Precautions - connection • All players produce some heat during operation and • Unplug the power cord from the AC outlet or turn off this heat
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Important Safety Instructions READ BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict quality the service technician has used a replacement plug specified and safety standards. There are, however, some installation and by the manufacturer that has the same overload protection as operation precautions which you should be particularly aware of. the original plug. 1. Read Instructions – All the safety and operating instructions 15. Outdoor Antenna Grounding – If an
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Table of Contents Topic page Topic page Warnings and Cautions ........................................2 12 RANDOM label...........................................20 Important Safety Instructions ................................5 13 REPEAT label.............................................20 Table of Contents .................................................6 14 ALL label ....................................................20 Introduction ..........................................................
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Table of Contents continued Introduction The CDR510 CD Recorder/CD Player is a professional Topic page CD Recorder and a professional CD Player in the same unit. The CD Recorder and CD Player can be 16 CD button ...................................................26 operated as independent devices. That saves you 17 Track skip forward button ....................26 space and you don't have to have two units. The 18 CANCEL button ..........................................26 CDR510 can also operate
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Features The CDR510 incorporates a suite of professional Finalizing/erasing features for audio input, audio output, loop out, remote • finalizing can be automatic (MAKE CD) or manual control, recording modes, finalizing, CD-Text entry and • the CDR drive or CD drive can play an unfinalized play back, automatic track incrementing, minute track disc incrementing, play back track selection: single track, • a CD-RW disc can be unfinalized scan play, programmed play, random play, and repeat • a CD-RW
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Package contents Connections (basic) Rack mount or install on a table or other flat, stable, CD RECORDER / CD PLAYER CDR510 PROFESSIONAL CDR PLAY MODE CD IR MP3 PITCH surface. Recorda ble REC LEVEL / SELECT POWER REC MENU/ ERASE MODE STORE TIME TEXT PROG HEADPHONE LEVEL FINAL INPUT CANCL/ DELETE PUSH ENTER ALBUM 0 10 2 3 1 CDR510 unit CD CDR THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: HOT(+) A
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How to Play back CHANGER mode DUAL mode The CHANGER mode is the default play In Dual mode the CD drive and CDR drive work mode of the CDR510. The CD drive and CDR independently of each other. Both drives can play drive work as one for playing two CDs, selecting back at the same time and are output to separate tracks, and programming track play back jacks. Dual mode can therefore be used to play sequence. A program can switch between drives. back two discs to two separate locations in a DJ- type
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Play back features been played, play back automatically stops. Brief instructions of play back features. During random play, to return to normal CD See indicated pages for full instructions about the play back, push and release the RANDOM feature. button. See page 25. • To Pause • Repeat play Push and release Play/Pause on the During play back push and release the current drive to pause play back. Push and REPEAT button on the IR remote. REPEAT again to resume. release Play/Pause TRACK appears
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How to Record To record from the CD drive: • Recording takes place on the CDR drive 1. Push and release the PLAY MODE button to only. select CHANGER mode. • The recording procedure is the same for CD- 2. Place a recordable CD-R or CD-RW disc in R and CD-RW discs. the CDR drive. • Use discs compatible with a 1X write speed. 3. Place the CD to be recorded from in the CD See page 49. drive. 2 1 3 • If the disc already contains recordings, the CDR510 will automa
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External REC modes Digital sources can be input through the optical DIGITAL IN connector, see page 24, or There are three recording modes for external the DIGITAL IN (RCA) connector, see page recording. 24. REC EXT DISC – Sync recording, recording Analog sources can be input through the from an external source by starting the BALANCED IN (XLR connectors) see page source. 22, or ANALOG IN (RCA jacks) see page 23. REC EXT MAN – recording from an external 3. Select the corresponding input by pushi
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Notes regarding Recording • The CDR510 can perform SRC (Sample Rate Conversion) on an incoming digital signal. CD Text See page 34. • 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
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Controls and Displays front When CHANGER TOTAL 1 MODE is selected CHANGER L CD - R CD ANALOG R CHANGER is 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 displayed. CD RECORDER / CD PLAYER CDR510 PLAY MODE CD PROFESSIONAL CDR IR MP3 PITCH ble Recorda CHANGER MODE: REC LEVEL / SELECT POWER ERASE REC MENU/ TIME TEXT MODE STORE PROG LEVEL HEADPHONE The CDR drive and CD drive work together as FINAL INPUT CANCL/ DELETE PUSH ENTER ALBUM 0 10 one. When in CHANGER MODE only one drive can play back at a time. Both
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CD RECORDER / CD PLAYER CDR510 PROFESSIONAL CDR PLAY MODE CD IR MP3 PITCH 14. Play/Pause button Recorda ble (green) REC LEVEL / SELECT POWER REC MENU/ ERASE MODE STORE TIME TEXT PROG HEADPHONE LEVEL FINAL INPUT CANCL/ DELETE PUSH ENTER ALBUM When at stop, press and release 0 10 begin play back in the CDR drive. During play back, press and release to pause 11 12 13 14 a 10 play back. When play back is paused, press and release to resume play back. 15 16 17 REC LEVEL / SELECT
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Push and release to: CD RECORDER / CD PLAYER CDR510 PROFESSIONAL CDR PLAY MODE CD • start play back at the selected track IR MP3 PITCH Recorda ble • program track number REC LEVEL / SELECT POWER ERASE REC MENU/ MODE STORE TIME TEXT PROG HEADPHONE LEVEL • select displayed setting (menu mode) FINAL INPUT CANCL/ DELETE PUSH ENTER ALBUM 0 10 When at stop, in CHANGER mode, with CDs available for play back in both drives: turn to select the track on the selected drive. 18 c d e RE
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CD RECORDER / CD PLAYER CDR510 PROFESSIONAL CDR PLAY MODE CD IR counting down (TOTAL REM), and total time MP3 PITCH Recorda ble played on the disc counting up (TOTAL). REC LEVEL / SELECT POWER REC MENU/ ERASE MODE STORE TIME TEXT PROG HEADPHONE LEVEL FINAL INPUT CANCL/ DELETE PUSH ENTER ALBUM 0 10 Example TOTAL display 47 5 6 8 CHANGER L CD - R CD ANALOG R play back 19 20 21 20. TEXT button TEXT REC LEVEL / SELECT In play back mode push and REC MENU/ ERASE TIME TEXT PROG MODE STORE CANCL/ rele
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CD RECORDER / CD PLAYER CDR510 PROFESSIONAL CDR PLAY MODE CD IR MP3 PITCH Recorda ble 26. Forward button REC LEVEL / SELECT POWER REC MENU/ ERASE MODE STORE TIME TEXT PROG HEADPHONE LEVEL FINAL INPUT CANCL/ DELETE During play back, push and hold to PUSH ENTER ALBUM 0 10 Fast forward. Fast forward is at low speed for the first 4 seconds with audio sampling, then auto- 27 28 29 30 matically switches to silent high speed. REC LEVEL / SELECT REC MENU/ ERASE TIME TEXT PROG MODE STORE FINAL CANCL/
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Display TRACK 8. TRACK label CD RECORDER / CD PLAYER CDR510 CDR PLAY MODE CD PROFESSIONAL The TRACK label appears with other IR MP3 PITCH Recorda ble labels to indicate that the displayed CD REC LEVEL / SELECT POWER REC MENU/ ERASE MODE STORE TIME TEXT PROG HEADPHONE LEVEL drive time is TRACK time. FINAL CANCL/ INPUT DELETE PUSH ENTER ALBUM 0 10 9. TIME label TIME The TIME label appears with other labels to indicate that the display is 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
