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SONY.

jconipaer

Compact

Disc

Player

Wise

CDP-557ESD

CDP-707ESD

CDP-337ESD

Operating

Instructions

—

page

2

Before

operating

the

unit,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly

and

retain

it

for

future

reference.

Mode

d’emploi_.

page

30

Avant

la

mise

en

service

de

cet

apparelt,

pritre

de

lire

attentivement

‘¢8

mode

d'emploi

que

l'on

conservera

pour

toute

référence

ultérieure.

Manual.de

instrucciones

—

pagina

58

Antes

de

utilizar

la

Unidad,

fea

este

manual

detenidamente

y

consérvelo

para

fuluras

referencias.

©

1987

by

Sony

Corporation

Warning

‘To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

‘To

avoid

electrical

shack,

do

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

fo

qualified

personnel

only,

DANGER

lavisible

faser

radiation

when

open

and

intetock

failed

or

dateated.

Avoid

direct

exposure

to

beam.

CAUTION

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

performance

ot

procedures

other

than

those

specified

herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure.

This

Compact

Disc

player

is.

classified

as

a

CLASS

1

LASER

product.

The

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

fabol

is

located

on

the

rear

exterior.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

Laser

component

in

this

product

Is

capable

of

emitting

radiation

exceeding

the

limit

for

Class

1.

NOTICE

FOR

THE

CUSTOMERS

IN

THE

UNITED

KINGDOM

IMPORTANT

“The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

ere

coloured

in

accordance

‘with

the

following

code:

Blue:

Neutrat

Brown:

Live

AAs

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

‘apparatus

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings.

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug

proceed

as

follows:

‘The

wire

which

is

coloured

biue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

‘The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red,

FOR THE

CUSTOMERS

IN

CANADA

CAUTION:

‘TO

PREVENT

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

USE

THIS

POLARIZED

AC

PLUG

WITH

AN

EXTENSION

CORD,

RECEPTACLE

OR

OTHER

OUTLET UNLESS

THE

BLADES

CAN

BE

FULLY

INSERTED

TO

PREVENT

BLADE

&XPOSURE.

Differences

among

the

CDP-857ESD,

the

CDP-707ESD

and

the

CDP-337ESD

This

instruction

manual

covers

the

CDP-SE7ESD,

the

CDP-707ESD

and

the

COP337ESD.

Their

performance

‘and

operatian

are

identical.

They

differ

only

in

their

front

panel

design

and

technical

specifications.

As

for

the

specifications,

refer

to

“Specifications”,

‘The

following

models

are

supplied

wit

panels,

while

the

other

models

are

nat:

COP-707ESD

(for

U.S.A

and

Canada)

(CDP-67ESD

(ior

European

countries)

‘The

illustrations

used

in

this

manual

are

of

the

CDPT07ESD.

Table

of

Contents

Note

on

the

transit

SC101

ameeeenr

nen

‘When

you

use the

CD

player

for

the

first

time

Features

..

Precautions

‘Operating

voltage

installation

Location

of

COmtTO8S

men

|

Basic

operation,

Playing

a

6180

omen

nen

Locating

a

particularsetection

Locating

a

particular

point

in

a

selection

..

Playing

a

Single

Sel26tiON

-mmmmmnen

ae

‘Stopping

play

for

a

moment

automatically

et

the

beginning

of

each

sslection

.

Inserting

a

blank space

between

selections.

—.m

‘Advanced

operation

Playing

in

the

desived

Ofer

mereanmon

Playing

in

a

random

Order

c1mnnmnnnn

Paying

repeatedty

‘Custom

file

operation’

On

custom

files

.......

Writing

a

comment

about

a

dIs¢

..--saumne

Keeping

the

program

in

memory

———amnemners

Giving

adise

Indexes

a6

you

WANE

meee

Other

way

to.use:

‘Timer

activated

playing

-ennermmnenn

Maintenance

Specifications

..

Troubleshooting

GUIDE

eru-wsernenennmsnaens

Before

operating

the

CD

player,

be

sure

to

tum

the

transit

sorew

as

described

on

the

label

on

‘the

bottom

of

the

unit.

{Remove

the

cap

of

the

screw.

2

Tum

the

screw

180

degrees

counterclockwise

using

the

supplied

sorewdiver,

Do

not

turn

the

screw

excessively,

or

the

unit

may

be

damaged.

‘When

transporting

the

unit

again,

tum

the

transit

sorew

in

the

reverse

direction.

When

You

Use

the

CD

Player

for

the

First

Time

‘Tum

on

tha

power

by

pressing

POWER

while

keeping

ERASE

end

FILE

pressed.

‘This

with

clear

the

internal

memory

if

you

have

been

instructed

how

to

use

the

custom

file

function

at

the

shop

you

purchased

the

CD

player.

Thus

the

player

retums

the

same

status

as

it

was

manufactured

at

factory,

Features

Custom

file

function

*Dlee

memo

function

for

writing

a

comment

about

a

disc.

(page

21)

«Program

bank

function

for

storing

a

progremmed

playing

onder.

(page

23}

‘Custom

index

function

for

assigning

your

own

index

point

to

any

desired

position

on

alse.

(page

24)

Program

play

‘You

can

play

up

to

20

selections

In

the

desired

order.

Pause

‘can

be

also

programmed.

You

can

atso

confirm

the

total

playing

tine

while

choosing

the

selection

to

bs

programmed.

Variety

of

playing

modes

Single

play

(page

14},

program

play

(page

15),

shuffie

play

{page

18)

and

repeat

play

(page

19)

as

well

as

norma!

continuous

play

of

a

whole

disc.

Large

and

easy-to-read

window

display

‘Shows

the

elapsed

playing

time,

the

remaining

time

of

the

salaction

being

played,

the

remaining

time

of

the

whole

disc

‘or

the

remaining

programmed

selaction

numbers.

The

display

contains

a

music

calendar

indicating

all

the

‘numbers

of

the

selections

on

the

disc

(up

to

20).

Precautions’

-

‘On

safely

+

Before

operating

the

unit,

be

eure

that

the

operating

‘eltage

of

your

unitis

Identical

with thet

of

your

local

Power

supply.

‘©

Should

any

liquid

or

solid

object

fall

into

the

cabinet,

Unplug

the

unit

and

have

it

checked

by

quelified

personnel

before

operating

it

any

further.

:

*

Unplug

the

unit

from

the

wall

outlet

if

It

wil!

not

be

used

fora

long

time.

To

disconnect

the

cord,

pull

it

out

by

‘Grasping

the

plug.

Never

pull

the

cord

itsest.

The

nameplate

Indicating

operating

voltage,

power

consumption,

etc.

s

located

on

the

rear

of

the

unit.

As

the

laser

bearn

usad

in

this

compact

disc

player

is

harmful

to

the

eyes,

do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personne!

only.

On

‘When

the

unit

Is

not

used,

tum

the

power

off,

to

conserve

‘energy

and

to

extend

the

useful

life

of

your

unit.

Important

‘Since

the

CD

system

boasts

a

wide

dynamic

range,

the

‘peaks

of

high

level

Inputs

are

recorded

with

high

fidelity,

‘and

the

noise

level

is

very

lov.

Do

not

turn

up

the

volume

while

Fistening

to

a

portion

‘with

no

audio

signals

or

very

iow

level

inputs.

H

you

do,

the

speakers

may

be

damaged

when

8

peak

level

portion

fs

played.

If

you

have

any

questions

or

problems

conceming

your

unit,

please

contact

your

nearest

Sony

deater.

Before

connecting

the

unit

to

the

power

source,

check

that

the

operating

voitage

of

your

unit

is

the

same

as

the

local

power

tine

voltage.

neta

|

:

:

f

‘Witiors

Saran

Motel

|

a

eorsced

|

‘Opsrating

wottage

ote

ores

“Operating

woth

COP.

European

|

Oparates

on

220VAG(or2s0v

AC

|

|

COP.

Other

Operates

on

either

120,

2200¢

s57ES0

|

countries

|

adjustable

by

authorized

Sony

ss7esp

{countries

|

240

AC,

S060

Hz

COR

personnal,

S60HZ

‘The

voltage

solactor

is

located

on

S37ESD

the

rear

panel.

tthe

selector

United

‘Operates

on

240V

AG

(or

220V

AC

i

Kingdom

|

adjustable

By

authorized

Sony

traiat

bermsel,

econssck

18

A2,

personnel

£0

He

power

ord

end

tum

the

selector

=

with

a

coin

ora

similar

object

so

coF

USA

and

|

Operates

on

120VAG,

60Hz

that

the

arrow

maikof

the

yoresD

_|

Canada

selector

points

to

the

proper

voltage

figure.

TP

CHEL

ele

Notes

on

Installation

Place

the

unit

ina

location

with

adequate

2ir

circulation

to

prevent

intemal

haat

buildup

In

the

unit.

This

way.

\

A

Da

not

place

the

unit

on

a

soft

surface,

such

as

arug

that

would

block

the

ventilation

holes

on

the

bottom.

Not

this

way.

7

Do

not

install

the

unit:

—

near

heat

sources

such

as

radiators

or

air

ducts,

—

Ina

placa

subject

to

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust,

mechanical

vibration

or

shook.

Installing

Batteries

Install

the

batteries

in

the

supplied

remote

commander

for

remote

control

operation.

10

FS

(size

AA)

batteries

‘On

moisture

condensation

Ifthe

player

Is

brought

directly

from

a

cold

to.a

warm

location,

or

is

placed

in

a

very

damp

room,

moisture

may

‘condense

on

the

lens

Inside

the

unit.

Should

this

occur,

the

player

wilt

not

operate.

tn

this,

‘case,

remove

the

disc

and

leave

the

player

turned

on

for

about

an

hour

until

the

moisture

evaporates.

tl

Do

aot

throw

away

the

carton

and

the

packing

material

Iwill

be

an

ideal

container

wien

transporting

the

unit

for

repeie

work,

ete

‘Fo

avoid

damage

catisad

by

battery

leakage

and

corrosion

‘When

the

commander

will

not

be

used

for

long

time,

remove

the

batteries.

‘Onbettory

life

About

haif

a

year

of

normal

operation

can

be

expected

wien

using

the

Sony

SUM

NS)

batteries.

When

the

batteries

are

run

down,

the

remote

commander

wil

not

‘operate

the

unit.

this

case,

replace

both

batteries

with

new

ones.

1H

2ke

3

12-3

fale}

1

elo]

(1)

LINE

OUT

(audio

output)

jacks

[QDIGITAL

OUT

(digital

audio

output)

jacks

FIXED:

Output

the

signal

at

the

fixed

level

Output

the

digital

audio

signals.

VARIABLE:

Output

the

signal

at

ths

level

set

by

the

LINE

OUTIHEADPHONE

LEVEL

coniroljor

LINE

OUT

VOLUME

buttons

on

the

remote

commander).

{Z]

OUTPUT

SELECTOR

Selects

the

output

connectors

to

be

used.

DIGITAL

OUT:

Digital

signal

is

output

through

the

DIGITAL

QUT

jacks.

No

signal

is

output

through

the

LINE

OUT

jacks

or

the

HEADPHONES

jack.

LINE

OUT:

Audio

signat

is

output

through

the

LINE

OUT

Jacks

or

the

HEADPHONES

jack.

No

signal

is

output

through

the

DIGITAL

OUT

jacks.

(Be

sure

to

set

to

this

position

when

you

tisten

to

the

music

through

the

headphones

or

the

LINE

OUT

jacks)

COAXIAL:

To

be

connected

to

a

digital

input

jack

of

the

amplifier

or

the

D/A

converter

unit.

OPTICAL:

To

be

connected

to

the

amplfierhaving

an

optical

input

jack.

Note:

If

the

LINE

OUT/HEADPHGNE

LEVEL

control

is

turned

while

recording

through

the

VARIABLE

LINE

OUT

jacks,

the

level

of

the

recorded

sound

will

be

different

from

that

set

bythe

recording

level

controls

of

the

tape

deck,

Notes:on

Connection

Tum

off

the

amplifier

before

making

connections,

‘=

Be

sure

to

insert

the

plugs

firmly

into

the

jacks.

Looss

connactions

may

cause

hum

and

noise,

+

Leave

a

tittle

slack

in

the

connecting

cord

to

allow

for

inadvertent

shock

or

vibration.

Connect

the

red

plug

of

the

eupplied

connecting

cord

to

the

right-channel

jack

(R)

of

the

amplifier

and

the

white

plug

to

the

Jeft-channel

jack

(L).

Otherwise,

the

right

and

left

channels

will

be

reversed.

+

>

toan

ACoutlet

toanACoutiet

tllustration:

CDP-7O7ESD

‘Audio

signal

connecting

cord

(supplied)

{_

T

Connecting

DIA

converter

unit

and

amplifier

‘Sony

DAS-702ES

DIA

converter

unit

or

other

equivalent

D/A

converter

using

a

digital

audio

interface

can

be

connected

to

the

DIGITAL

OUT

jack.

IRustration:

COP-707ESD

lal)

—f

\O|O)

>

toanAcoutlet

Bo

surato

set

to

DIGITAL

OUT

side.

|

Digital

connecting

cord

(optional)

DIA

converter

unit

*

>

toanACoutlet

ex

ce

>

toanACoutlet

Digits

signat

is

output

theough

tie

DIGITAL

OUT

jack

In

this

case,

sound

does

not

come

through

the

LINE

OUT

jacks

and

the

HEADPHONES

jack.

8

Connecting

an

amplifier

having

an

optical

input

connector

IMlustration:

COP-707ESD

eX}

Be

suretosetto

DIGITAL

OUT

side.

Amplifier

‘Optical

cabie

foptional,

=>

toan

ACoutlet

=.

toan

ACoutlet

Location

of

Controls

Front Pane!

Refer

to

the

pages

indicated

In

@

for

detalls.

‘The

luatratdn

stows

the

fant

parel

of

ie

eee

ce

tenet

or

DRSIES

ie

é

Sight

sitfent,

but

locations

ane

funerion

ofthe

controle

ae

Identical.“

2

20

{over

20)

button

@:

CHECK

{program

check)

button

@

‘Ao

INDEX

button

@:

CLEAR

(program

cleat)

button

@

REPEAT

button

@-

FILE

(custom

tile}

button

@)

@

@

A.

SPACEIPAUSE

(auto

space/auto

pause)

button

®

DISPLAY

button

@

@

Numeric

buttons

®:

INDEX

MODE

button

®

Disc

compartment

PLAY

MODE

buttons

PROGRAM

button

@

SHUFFLE

button

©

CONTINUEISINGLE

button

@

D

LINE

OUT/HEADPHONE

LEVEL

control

@

POWER

switch

®.

Remote

sensor

@)——-—~

TIMER

ewitch

@

HEADPHONES

jack

(openictose)

button

ERASE

(memory

erase)

button

@)

-<44

p>

(manual

search)

buttons

Oe

itd

bi

(AMS*)

buttons

©

©

@

>

(play)

bution

@

Display

window

HE

{pause)

button

@-

1s

(lop)

button

@

*

AMS

lean

abbreviation

of

Automatic

Music

Sensor.

10