Marantz PMD340 User Manual

Model PMD330/PMD331/PMD340 UserGuide  
Compact Disc Player  
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INPORTANT SAFETY  
INSTRUCTIONS  
READ BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT  
This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict  
12. Grounding or Polarization — The precautions that should be  
taken so that the grounding or polarization means of an  
appliance is not defeated.  
quality and safety standards. There are, however, some installa-  
tion and operation precautions which you should be particularly  
aware of.  
1. Read Instructions — All the safety and operating instruc-  
tions should be read before the appliance is operated.  
2. Retain Instructions — The safety and operating instructions  
should be retained for future reference.  
AC POLARIZED PLUG  
3. Heed Warnings — All warnings on the appliance and in the  
operating instructions should be adhered to.  
13. Power-Cord Protection — Power-supply cords should be  
routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched  
by items placed upon or against them, paying particular at-  
tention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the  
point where they exit from the appliance.  
4. Follow Instructions — All operating and use instructions  
should be followed.  
5. Water and Moisture — The appliance should not be used  
near water — for example, near a bathtub, wash-bowl,  
kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a  
swimming pool, etc.  
14. Cleaning — The appliance should be cleaned only as recom-  
mended by the manufacturer.  
15. Nonuse Periods — The power cord of the appliance should  
be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long pe-  
riod of time.  
6. Carts and Stands — The appliance should be used only  
with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufac-  
turer.  
16. Object and Liquid Entry — Care should be taken so that  
objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclo-  
sure through openings.  
7. An appliance and cart combination should be moved with  
care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces  
may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.  
17. Damage Requiring Service — The appliance should be  
serviced by qualified service personnel when:  
A. The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged; or  
B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has spilled into the appli-  
ance; or  
C. The appliance has been exposed to rain; or  
D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or ex-  
hibits a marked change in performance; or  
8. Wall or Ceiling Mounting — The appliance should be  
mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the  
manufacturer.  
E. The appliance has been dropped, or the enclosure dam-  
aged.  
18. Servicing — The user should not attempt to service the  
appliance beyond that described in the operating instruc-  
tions. All other servicing should be referred to qualified ser-  
vice personnel.  
9. Ventilation — The appliance should be situated so that its  
location or position does not interfere with its proper ventila-  
tion. For example, the appliance should not be situated on a  
bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface that may block the ventila-  
tion openings; or, placed in a built-in installation, such as a  
bookcase or cabinet that may impede the flow of air through  
the ventilation openings.  
10. Heat — The appliance should be situated away from heat  
sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other  
appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.  
11. Power Sources — The appliance should be connected to a  
power supply only of the type described in the operating  
instructions or as marked on the appliance.  
CONTENTS  
Features ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1  
CD-TEXT ........................................................................................................................................................................ 1  
CD-RW Disc Playback................................................................................................................................................... 1  
Preparation .................................................................................................................................................................... 2  
Name and Operation of Each Part .............................................................................................................................. 3  
Playing a CD .................................................................................................................................................................. 7  
Using the Pitch Controls .............................................................................................................................................. 9  
Using the A-B Repeat Function................................................................................................................................. 10  
Playback Using the Program Function ..................................................................................................................... 11  
Playback Using the CUE Function ............................................................................................................................ 12  
Playback Modes .......................................................................................................................................................... 14  
Synchro Recording ..................................................................................................................................................... 15  
Using a Remote Control (Not Included) ................................................................................................................... 15  
CD-TEXT Information Display.................................................................................................................................... 16  
Using the Preset Menu ............................................................................................................................................... 17  
Using the Control Port (PMD331/PMD340 Only) ...................................................................................................... 18  
Fader Start ................................................................................................................................................................... 19  
Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................................... 19  
Specifications..............................................................................................................................................................  
Figures ......................................................................................................................................................................... ¤  
Connection .................................................................................................................................................................. ‹  
External Dimensions .................................................................................................................................................. ‹  
After you unpack the CD player, make sure that all of the following accessories are included:  
- This guide  
- Power cord  
- Stereo audio cable with RCA pins  
Features  
- Supports CD-TEXT  
- Equipped with the latest Philips pickup mechanisms  
Model PMD330 (high-performance mechanism)  
Model PMD331 (high-performance mechanism)  
Model PMD340 (high-performance, high-durability mechanism)  
- Can be installed in standard 19-inch rack (2U)  
- Shockproof (PMD331/PMD340) 10 seconds  
- Supports instant start (PMD331/PMD340)  
CD TEXT  
Look for these symbols on CDs that  
support CD-TEXT.  
- Supports playback of CD-RW (rewritable) discs  
- Supports synchronized operation with other Marantz components  
that support RC5 codes.  
- Pitch bend control +/– 8% (PMD331/PMD340)  
- Pitch control +/–12% max., 0.1% steps  
CD-TEXT  
A CD-TEXT disc is a new type of music CD that includes, in addition to the music found on a conventional CD, text data containing  
the artist’s name, the album name, track names, etc. This text data is recorded in an area that was unused on music CDs.  
Accordingly, a CD-TEXT disc can be played on any conventional CD player, but the text data can be viewed only if the disc is played  
on a player that supports the CD-TEXT function, such as the PMD330/331/340.  
The player determines automatically whether the current disc is a conventional CD or a CD-TEXT disc.  
This player can display the album name, track name, the artist’s name, the songwriter’s name, the composer’s name, and the  
arranger’s name, as long as that information is recorded on the disc. Not all of this information will be present on every disc.  
For details on how CD-TEXT is displayed, refer to the description of operation found later in this guide.  
- This player can display 12 characters of text at one time. If the text data is longer than 12 characters, the text will scroll across the  
display from right to left.  
- Some CD-TEXT discs include the called “highlights”. This CD player does not support the Highlight Scan function to play the  
highlights in sequence.  
- The following languages can be displayed as CD-TEXT: English, French, Spanish, and German.  
CD-RW Disc Playback  
In addition to conventional music CDs and CD-R discs, this CD player can also play CD-RW discs.  
- In order to play a CD-R or CD-RW disc, the TOC* must be recorded properly.  
The process of writing the TOC information to the disc is called “finalizing,” and if this task was not completed properly, the disc  
cannot be played back because it will not be recognized properly as a music CD by a regular CD player.  
For details, refer to the instruction manual provided with the CD recorder.  
- This CD player can only play discs that were recorded in the CD-DA format. Never attempt to “play” a CD-ROM or similar disc  
containing computer data.  
- When playing a CD-RW disc, it sometimes takes longer to read the TOC compared with a music CD or a CD-R disc.  
- This CD player may not be able to play some CD-RW discs properly, depending on the conditions under which the disc was  
recorded.  
* “TOC” stands for “Table of Contents,” and contains information such as the number of tracks on a disc and the total playback time.  
1
Preparation  
Introduction  
Compact Discs  
Thank you for purchasing the Marantz PMD330/PMD331/  
- Handle discs carefully and do not damage or scratch the data side.  
- To protect the disc, avoid placing it in the following locations:  
• in direct sunlight or near a source of heat.  
• in a damp or dirty place.  
PMD340 Compact Disc Player.  
Please read these operating instructions carefully. We recom-  
mend you read the entire user guide before you attempt to  
connect or operate this player.  
• in a place which could be exposed to rain or near a window.  
- Keep the disc surface clean.  
The callout numbers indicated on the drawing in the end of  
this manual correspond to the same numbers in the text.  
• When cleaning the disc surface, use compact disc cleaner  
and wipe as shown below.  
Precautions  
The following precautions should be taken when operating the  
equipment.  
Wipe in a radial  
direction.  
Do not wipe in circum-  
ferential direction.  
General precautions  
- When installing the equipment, ensure the following points:  
• do not expose to excessive heat, cold, moisture or dust.  
• do not expose to direct sunlight.  
• do not use conventional record cleaner.  
• store discs properly by placing them in the disc cases.  
• do not expose to electrostatic discharges.  
• never place heavy objects on the equipment.  
do not pull out the AC cord by pulling on the cord; grasp  
the plug.  
- Contact the nearest dealer or customer service if problems  
occur.  
Before Turning Off the Power  
- Make sure to close the disc tray by pressing the OPEN/  
CLOSE button before turning off the power.  
Cautions of Installation  
WARNING  
- Install the player horizontally (or within 10 degrees of level).  
Too much inclination may result in damage to the player.  
- Secure the player at four parts when installing it in a 19-inch  
rack. (See also Figure 3)  
Do not use force to open or close the disc tray during power  
off. Force may result in damage to the tray.  
Place nothing but a compact disc in the tray. Inserting objects  
other than discs in the tray may result in damage to the tray.  
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Press the  
close the disc tray before  
turning the power off.  
button to  
Do not turn off the power  
while the disc tray is  
open.  
2
Name and Operation of Each Part *  
- If this CD player is to be connected to equipment that is  
zANALOG OUTPUT  
equipped with a RC5 remote control jack, be certain to connect  
the “REMOTE CONTROL IN” jack on this unit with the  
“REMOTE CONTROL OUT” jack on the other unit.  
- When this CD player is connected to a cassette recorder or a  
disc recorder (CD-R, CD-RW, etc.), RC5 provides synchro re  
cording capabilities. (See also page 15.)  
(Analog output jacks)  
These are the analog signal output jacks. The red jack is the  
right channel audio output, and the white jack is the left chan-  
nel audio output jack.  
Caution  
Do not connect these jacks to the PHONO jacks on an ampli-  
fier.  
nANALOG BALANCED OUTPUT LEVEL  
(Analog balanced output level adjustment)  
xDIGITAL OUTPUT (SPDIF)  
(PMD331/PMD340 only)  
(Digital output jack)  
Use a Phillips type screwdriver to adjust the analog balanced  
output level. Turn the screwdriver clockwise to increase the  
output level, and turn the screwdriver counterclockwise to de-  
crease the output level. (Min. level = -11 dBu)  
The digital signal from the compact disc that is being played is  
output through this jack.  
Connect a device with a digital input jack (such as recording  
equipment, an amp, or a D/A converter) to this jack through a  
RCA cable.  
Caution  
-Do not use excessive force when turning the screwdriver.  
-The output level and channel balance are adjusted when the  
unit is shipped from the factory. Do not change these adjust-  
ments inadvertently.  
Note:  
When outputting a digital signal from the PMD331/PMD340,  
set “D.OUT” in the Preset menu to “On”.  
For details on how to make this setting.  
(See also page 17.)  
mANALOG BALANCED OUTPUT  
(Analog balanced output jacks)  
cFADER START  
(PMD331/PMD340 only)  
(Fader start input jack)  
Connect a device with analog balanced inputs to these jacks  
through a cable with XLR connectors.  
An external switch connected to this jack can be used to con-  
trol disc pause and playback.  
Note:  
(See also page 19.)  
When connecting another device to this CD player through  
these jacks, confirm that the pin assignments of the XLR con-  
nectors match before making the connection.  
If the pin assignments are different, change the connections  
in the XLR connector cable so that the pin assignments match.  
On the PMD331/PMD340, this feature is in the CONTROL I/O  
connector ⁄0.  
(See also page18.)  
vREMOTE INT/EXT  
(RC5 remote control internal/external switch)  
When using an infrared remote control transmitter to control  
this CD player, set this switch to “INT”. When incorporating this  
CD player into a system by connecting this CD player (for re-  
mote control) to equipment that is equipped with a RC5 com-  
patible output, set this switch to “EXT”.  
XLR Connector Pin Assignments for this CD Player  
1 GND  
2 HOT(+)  
3 COLD(-)  
1
2
3
, DIGITAL OUTPUT (SPDIF)  
(Digital balanced output jack)  
Note:  
Please set to “EXT” when you are using this CD player with-  
out a remote control. The CD player will then not be able to  
receive signals from another infrared remote control transmit-  
ter.  
(PMD331/PMD340 only)  
Connect a device with a digital balanced input to this jack through  
a cable with XLR connectors.  
Note:  
The digital format output on this balanced connectors is SPDIF.  
Most products that contain an XLR digital input are designed  
to accept an AES/EBU format signal. Be aware that the AES/  
EBU input on some products will not accept SPDIF, even  
though the audio data is identical.  
bREMOTE RC5 IN/OUT  
(RC5 remote control input/output jack)  
This CD player can be controlled remotely by connecting this  
CD player via a remote control cable to other equipment that  
support RC5.  
* Refer to the figures on the pages at the back of this user’s guide. The callout numbers on the figures correspond to those found in  
the text.  
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Name and Operation of Each Part  
. DIGITAL OUTPUT (SPDIF)  
uTIME (Time display)  
(Optical digital output jack)  
Press this button to cycle the display D through the following  
displays: track remaining time track elapsed time disc  
remaining time disc elapsed time total disc playing time →  
back to “track remaining time”, etc.  
(PMD331/PMD340 only)  
The digital signal from the compact disc that is being played is  
output through this jack.  
Connect a device with an optical digital input jack (such as  
recording equipment, an amp, or a D/A converter) to this jack  
through an optical cable.  
iTEXT (CD text display)  
Press this button while a CD-TEXT disc is in the CD player to  
switch the character displayEfrom a time indicator display to  
a text display.  
Notes:  
-Be careful not to bend the optical fiber cable.  
-Be sure to attach the connector caps when the OPTICAL  
connectors are not used.  
Subsequent presses of this button will toggle through the avail-  
able CD-TEXT displays.  
(See also page 16.)  
CONTROL I/O  
o0 to 9 (Numeric buttons)  
(Control I/O jack)  
These buttons are used to select tracks. When registering  
tracks for programmed playback, use these buttons to specify  
the tracks.  
(PMD331/PMD340 only)  
This is the remote control input/output connector.  
(See also page 18.)  
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PRESET  
1
POWER CONNECTOR  
Connect the power cord to this connector and connect the other  
end of the power cord to an AC outlet.  
Press this button to put the player in Preset Setting mode.  
(See also page 17.)  
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PROG (Program)  
Press this button to put the player in Program Registration mode.  
qPOWER (Power button)  
(See also page 11.)  
Press this button once to turn the power on; press it again to  
turn the power off.  
wDISC TRAY  
This is the disc tray on which the CD is placed.  
Press the button yto open and close the disc tray.  
eHEADPHONE (Headphone output jack)  
Plug headphones into this jack.  
The headphone volume level can be adjusted by using the  
headphone level r control.  
rLEVEL (Headphone volume level adjustment)  
This knob is used to adjust the headphone volume level.  
tLCD Display  
This displays the playing time, various playback modes, etc.  
y
(Disc tray open/close)  
Press this button to open the disc tray w.  
Place a compact disc on the tray with the label facing up, and  
then press this button again to close the tray.  
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Name and Operation of Each Part  
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(Track skip back)  
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CONTRAST (LCD contrast)  
Press this button while a CD is playing to send the player back  
to the beginning of the current track. Pressing this button more  
than once sends the player back that many tracks.  
This is used to adjust the LCD displaytcontrast. Turning this  
control clockwise using a small screwdriver causes the dis-  
play contrast to become stronger; turning this control counter-  
clockwise causes the display to become fainter.  
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/ EXIT (Stop/Exit)  
Caution  
- This button has two functions: STOP and EXIT.  
- Press this button to stop a CD that is currently playing.  
- In Play Mode/Preset setting or Program entry mode, press  
this button to return to the normal mode.  
Do not use excessive force when turning the screwdriver.  
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PITCH/SEARCH (Pitch/Search dial)  
(PMD331/PMD340 only)  
- Press this button twice to clear a set CUE point.  
While playing  
Turn this dial in the clockwise direction to increase the pitch  
speed; turning this dial in the counterclockwise direction de-  
creases the pitch speed. (maximum: +/–12%)  
The position of the pitch control is indicated on the LCD dis-  
play F.  
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(Track skip forward)  
Press this button while a CD is playing to send the player ahead  
to the beginnig of the next track. Pressing this button more  
than once sends the player ahead that many tracks.  
While paused  
To conduct a frame search in the forward direction, turn this  
dial clockwise; to conduct a frame search in the reverse  
direction, turn this dial counterclockwise.  
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CUE/CLEAR  
This button has two functions: CUE and CLEAR.  
- Press this button to perform the cue operation.  
(See also page 12.)  
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INDEX –  
- In program entry mode, press this button to clear a programmed  
track.  
Press this button to search for the previous index.  
Each time the INDEX – button is pressed, the INDEX number  
that is displayed decreases by “1”.  
- In Play Mode/Preset setting mode, press this button to cancel  
a change that has not been confirmed.  
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(Fast reverse)  
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MODE  
When playing a CD, press this button to scan backwards quickly  
Press this button to change or check the playback mode.  
through the current track.  
(See also page 14.)  
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(Play/pause), ENTER  
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END  
This button has three functions: PLAY, PAUSE, and ENTER.  
- If playback is paused or when performing a search, press  
this button to begin playing the CD.  
- Press this button while playback is paused to monitor the end  
of the track. The monitor time can be set between 5 to 35  
seconds through the Preset menu.  
- If the CD is stopped, pressing this button causes the CD  
player to search for the first track and begin playing.  
- If the CD is playing, pressing this button pauses playback.  
(See also page 17.)  
- The END button lights while the End Monitor operation is in  
progress.  
While a CD is paused, the  
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button flashes.  
- In Play Mode/Preset setting or Program entry mode, press  
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INDEX +  
this button to save a change.  
Press this button to search for the next index.  
Each time the INDEX + button is pressed, the INDEX number  
that is displayed increases by “1”.  
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(Fast forward)  
When playing a CD, press this button to scan forwards quickly  
through the current track.  
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Name and Operation of Each Part  
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A - B  
Display  
This button is used to specify a start point A and an end point  
B for repeated playback between the two points.  
(See also page 10.)  
A
B
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PITCH ON/OFF  
- Press this button again to return the PITCH speed to the  
value indicated on the LCD display F.  
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- Press this button while the PITCH speed has been changed  
to return the playback speed to 0 % (no change).  
(See also page 10.)  
A TRACK  
Displays the disc track number.  
B INDEX  
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PITCH + (PMD330 only)  
Displays the disc index number.  
Press this button to increase the CD PITCH speed.  
(maximum: +12%)  
C Operation display  
Displays the play mode that is set.  
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PITCH - (PMD330 only)  
Press this button to decrease the CD PITCH speed.  
D Playing time display  
(maximum: –12%)  
Displays the position on the disc currently being played, with  
M” representing minutes, “S” representing seconds, and “F”  
representing frames.  
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PITCH BEND + (PMD331/PMD340 only)  
Press this button to temporarily increase the PITCH speed of  
Note:  
the CD that is currently being played back.  
(+8%)  
There are 75 frames in each second.  
(See also page 10.)  
E Character display  
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PITCH BEND - (PMD331/PMD340 only)  
- Displays messages when performing a preset operation or a  
programming operation.  
Press this button to temporarily decrease the PITCH speed of  
the CD that is currently being played back.  
( – 8%)  
- The 10-segment bar indicates the track playing position.  
- Displays CD-TEXT information.  
(See also page 10.)  
- Also displays other various messages.  
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IR (Infrared remote sensor)  
F PITCH display  
This sensor picks up signals from a RC5 based infrared re-  
Displays the PITCH speed numerically with a precision of 0.1%.  
The round pitch indicator also changes according to the pitch  
speed.  
mote control transmitter.  
Note:  
This unit does not come with an infrared remote control trans-  
mitter.  
Please contact your dealer for more information on available  
remote controls for this CD player.  
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Playing a CD  
Tip:  
Playing a CD  
If preset menu item No.19 ”Alert:” is set to “On,playback  
Procedure  
time display Dstops when the sound is interrupted, and “Inter-  
ruption” is displayed in the display section E.  
1. Press the POWER button q to turn on the power.  
REMAIN  
To restore the normal elapsed time display, press any button.  
PMD331/PMD340 only:  
If preset menu item No.15 “D.OUT:” is set to “Off,the shock-  
proof feature is enabled.  
2. Press the button y.  
The shockproof feature allows playback to continue without any  
interruption in sound (up to 10 seconds) due to data dropout if  
the player is subjected to a strong physical shock.  
When the disc tray wopens, place a disc on the tray with the  
label facing up. Press the button yagain to close the tray.  
(It is also possible to close the tray by pressing on it gently. )  
Note:  
The  
button ! flashes, and the CD player pauses at the begin-  
The contents of the time display vary if the playing time dis-  
play is switched. (See also page 8.)  
ning of the first track.  
Tips:  
- The track operation to be performed after a track is selected,  
after the tray is closed, or after the power is turned on can be  
selected through a combination of No.1 “AutoCue:” and No.13  
Start:” from the Preset menu.  
At the start of a track  
In the middle of a track  
At the end of a track  
Track operation selected through combination of “AutoCue:”  
and “Start.”  
Preset Menu  
Start:” “AutoCue:”  
Off  
Action (Initial values bold)  
After tray closing or  
at Power On:  
Stop  
After track selection  
Play seleted track  
Autocue & Pause selected  
track  
Stop  
Stop  
On  
Off  
Pause selected track  
Autocue & Pause selected  
track  
Pause track 1  
Autocue & Pause track 1  
Pause  
On  
Play selected track  
Autocue & Pause selected  
track  
Off  
Play track 1  
Autocue & pause track 1  
Play  
On  
When the last track is finished, the disc automatically stops.  
- If “AutoCue:” is set to “ON” in the Preset menu, the autocue  
function will search for audio that is > – 40dB (Initial value)  
and then pause at that point.  
Note:  
The operation of the CD player at the end of playback varies  
according to the playback mode.  
(See also page 17.)  
(See also page 14.)  
Tip:  
3. Press the  
button !7.  
You can select (through the Preset menu) to have “END” flash  
on the display C during the last 0 to 35 seconds of a track.  
(See also page 17.)  
As soon as this button is pressed, the  
button !7lights and  
playback begins.  
Pausing Playback  
If the  
button !  
button !  
will blink and playback is paused.  
7
is pressed while a CD is playing, the  
7
To resume playback, press the  
button !7again.  
The track numberAcurrently being played and the remaining  
playing timeDare shown on the display t. At the bottom of  
the displayE, the 10-segment bar indicates the playback po-  
sition.  
Tip:  
The changes in the playback state when the  
pressed are illustrated below.  
button !7 is  
Press  
Press  
Press  
Press  
PAUSE  
PAUSE  
STOP  
DISC  
PLAY  
PLAY  
7
Playing a CD  
Disc Elapsed Time  
Stopping Playback  
Press the button !3.  
Playing a CD Again from the First Track  
Press the  
button !7.  
Disc Total Time  
Removing a Disc  
Press the button yto open the disc tray w, and then remove  
the disc. Press the button yagain to close the disc tray w.  
Note:  
Always close the disc tray wwhen it is not in use.  
Searching (Searching for a Desired Position  
in a Track)  
Tips:  
- There is an “Auto Close” feature for the disc tray w. In the  
Preset menu, set one of the following for “Auto CLS: OFF”  
(initial value), 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds, or 180  
seconds.  
- While playing or in pause, press the  
button !  
8
to scan in  
the forwards direction.  
- While playing or in pause, press the  
reverse direction.  
button !to scan in the  
- If Tray Lock:” is displayed and the tray does not open even if  
the button yis pressed while a track is playing or while  
paused, the tray lock setting is set to “On” (initial value). The  
setting can be cancelled by switching No.11 “Tray Lock:” on  
the Preset menu to “Off:.”  
<During playback> Searching  
For the first three seconds after the  
button !6 or the  
button ! is held down, the CD player scans at slow speed  
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(about 2x normal playing speed).  
For the next three seconds, the CD player scans at medium  
speed (about 4x normal playing speed).  
After that, the CD player scans at high speed (about 16x nor-  
mal playing speed).  
Changing the Time Display  
Pressing the TIME button u cycles the time display through  
the following modes:  
Track Remaining Time  
Track Elapsed Time  
<During pause>  
If the button !  
play position moves one frame.  
If the button !or the button !is held down, the search  
Frame Searching  
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or the button ! is pressed once, the  
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Disc Remaining Time  
Disc Elapsed Time  
Disc Total Time  
speed changes through three stages after every three sec-  
onds, until a maximum speed of 75 frames per second (about  
1x normal playing speed) is reached.  
Playing Time Display Example  
Track Remaining Time  
Tip:  
One frame contains data for about 1/75 of a second of play-  
back.  
Turning the PITCH/SEARCH dial @has the following effect  
(PMD331/PMD340 only):  
<When paused>  
Frame Searching  
Track Elapsed Time  
Disc Remaining Time  
- Each time the PITCH/SEARCH dial @is turned clockwise,  
0
the play position advances one frame.  
- Each time the PITCH/SEARCH dial @is turned counterclockwise,  
the play position reverses one frame.  
- If the PITCH/SEARCH is turned quickly, the search speed  
changes through three stages until a maximum of 75 frames  
per second is reached.  
Tip:  
One frame contains data for about 1/75 of a second of play-  
back.  
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Playing a CD  
Using the Pitch Controls  
Conducting a Search  
PMD330 Only  
The disc playback speed can be adjusted in 0.1% increments  
Searching Directly  
up to +/–12%.  
(Searching a Specified Track Number)  
Press the NUMERIC (0 to 9) oto specify a track number.  
Increasing the Disc Playback Speed  
Notes:  
-Searching track number 3:  
press the “3” button.  
Procedure  
1. Press the  
button !7 to start playing a CD.  
-Searching track number 12:  
press the “1” button and then the “2” button.  
2. Press the PITCH ON/OFF button @ to turn on the pitch control  
function.  
3. Press the PITCH + button @to increase the disk playback  
speed by an increment of 0.1%.  
Conducting a Skip Search  
- Skipping to Next Track  
4. Keep pressing the PITCH + button @to increase the playback  
speed continuously.  
press the  
button !4.  
5. Press the PITCH ON/OFF button @ quickly to return to normal  
speed.  
- Skipping to Previous Track  
press the  
button !2.  
Decreasing the Disc Playback Speed  
Tip:  
- Press the  
button !while once playing a CD to send the  
Procedure  
player back to the beginning of the current track.  
1. Press the  
button !7 to start playing a CD.  
2. Press the PITCH ON/OFF button @ to turn on the pitch control  
function.  
3. Press the PITCH - button @to decrease the disk playback  
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speed by an decrement of 0.1%.  
4. Keep pressing the PITCH – button @ to decrease the playback  
speed continuously.  
5. Press the PITCH ON/OFF button @ quickly to return to normal  
speed.  
Returning to the Normal Playback Speed  
Press the PITCH ON/OFF button @6, and the playback speed  
returns to normal.  
Notes:  
-The right side of the pitch indicator Fshows the positive pitch  
speed.  
-The left side of the pitch indicator Fshows the negative pitch  
speed.  
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Using the Pitch Controls  
Using the A-B Repeat Function  
Using the A-B Repeat Function  
PMD331/PMD340 Only  
Procedure  
The disc playback speed can be adjusted by a maximum of  
1. Press the  
button !7to begin playing a CD.  
+/– 12% in 0.1% increments.  
2. While the CD is either playing or paused at the desired position,  
press the A-B button @. The starting point is stored, and “A -”  
flashes.  
Tip:  
When playing two CD players simultaneously, it is possible to  
use the pitch bend function on one player to easily adjust the  
playback speed so that both CD players are in unison.  
Increasing the Disc Playback Speed  
Procedure  
3. While the CD is either playing or paused at the desired position,  
1. Press the  
button !7to begin playing a CD.  
press the A-B button @. Point B is stored, and “A-B” lights.  
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2. Press the PITCH ON/OFF button @ to turn on the pitch control  
function.  
3. Turn PITCH/SEARCH DIAL @  
0
clockwise.  
-
Turn the dial approximately 10 degrees to increase the playback  
speed by 0.1%.  
Playback starts from point A, and then the segment between  
points A and B plays repeatedly.  
-
PITCH/SEARCH DIAL @shows up to +12%.  
0
4. While the PITCH BEND + @button is pressed, the playback  
speed increases temporarily by up to 8%.  
Clearing Points A and B  
Tip:  
Pressing the A-B button @ while A-B Repeat playback is in  
5
The disc playback speed changes rapidly when the PITCH  
progress clears points A and B.  
Tip:  
BEND + @ button is pressed. As soon as you release the  
7
button, the playback speed immediately returns to the speed  
Points A and B are cleared not only if the A-B button @ is  
5
that was in effect before the button was pressed.  
pressed, but also if the button !  
2
is pressed (stopping play-  
Note:  
back), or if a scan search or direct search is performed.  
If “D.OUT” has been set to “On” in the presets, the pitch bend  
function will not work.  
Decreasing the Disc Playback Speed  
Procedure  
1. Press the  
button !7to begin playing a CD.  
2. Press the PITCH ON/OFF button @ to turn on the pitch control  
function.  
3. Turn PITCH/SEARCH DIAL @  
0
to the counterclockwise.  
-
Turn the dial approximately 10 degrees to decreases the  
playback speed by 0.1%.  
-
The PITCH/SEARCH DIAL @ shows up to –12%.  
0
4. While the PITCH BEND – @button is pressed, the playback  
speed decreases temporarily by up to 8%.  
Tip:  
The disc playback speed changes rapidly when the PITCH  
BEND – @8button is pressed. As soon as you release the  
button, the playback speed immediately returns to the speed  
that was in effect before the button was pressed.  
Restoring the Normal Playback Speed  
Procedure  
1. Press the PITCH ON/OFF button @and the playback speed  
returns to normal.  
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Playback Using the Program Function  
Registration  
To clear a registered Track  
It is necessary to register the tracks to use the program function.  
Procedure  
(For example, to clear P-02.)  
1. Press the button !to stop playback, and then press the  
PROG button !  
2. The program number “P-01” is displayed.  
Procedure  
3
(For example, to store P-01, P-02. )  
1. Press the button !  
PROG button !  
2. Input the track number to be registered by pressing the  
numeric buttons (0 to 9) o  
3
to stop playback and then press the  
1.  
1
.
At this point, the CUE/CLEAR button !flashes.  
5
.
At this point, the  
/ENTER button !7flashes.  
CLEAR  
ENTER  
CLEAR  
ENTER  
3. Press the  
button !4, so that program number “P-02” is  
displayed.  
Tip:  
3. Press the  
/ENTER button !7.  
If the  
played increases by one. If the  
program number that is displayed decreases by one.  
4. Press the CUE/CLEAR button !  
button !  
4
is pressed, the program number that is dis-  
The specified track number is registered in the program as  
button ! is pressed, the  
2
“P-01”.  
Tip:  
5
.
Input the track number within five seconds. If the track number  
is not input within five seconds, it is cancelled.  
4. The program number than changes to “P-02”.  
5. Input the next track number to be registered by pressing  
the numeric buttons (0 to 9) o.  
P-02” is cleared and “P-02 Trk - -” is displayed on the  
display E .  
6. Press the  
/ENTER button !7.  
The specified track number is registered in program “P-02”.  
7. The program number than changes to “P-03”.  
Switching Program Playback OFF  
8. When you have registered all the required tracks, press  
Procedure  
the PROG button ! or the /EXIT button !3.  
1
1. Press the MODE button @2.  
The CD player will then exit the program registration mode  
2. Select the playback mode so that “Program: On” is displayed  
and enter the program play mode.  
in the character display portion of the display t.  
Tips:  
3. Press either the  
the display to “Program: Off”.  
4. Press the /ENTER button !  
button !or the  
button !to change  
- A maximum of 20 tracks can be registered in the program.  
- To stop program registration, press the PROG button ! or  
the /EXIT button !  
- Program play can be switched off via the MODE menu.  
1
7
to confirm the setting.  
3
.
5. Press the /EXIT button !to exit the playback mode menu.  
6. When the button !is pressed, normal playback begins.  
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Playback Using the CUE Function  
Setting the CUE Point  
Checking the CUE Point  
Procedure  
Procedure  
(Setting)  
1. Press the  
button !  
7
to begin playing a CD.  
1. Press the CUE button !  
moves to the CUE point, and pauses there.  
2. Hold down the CUE button !  
5
. The CD player immediately  
Tip:  
5
.
It is possible to use the search, skip scan or direct search func-  
tions to find the approximate position from where you wish to  
begin playback.  
Playback starts from the CUE point.  
Playback stops when the CUE button !is released, and  
5
then the CD player returns to the CUE point and pauses.  
Tips:  
- Once a cue point has been set, the CD player plays while  
holding the CUE button !. Playback returns to the cue point  
when released.  
The concept of CUE play is illustrated below.  
2. Press the  
button !to pause the disc at the approximate  
position from where you wish to mark the CUE point.  
3. Use the  
button !and the  
button !to search for the  
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exact position from where you wish to mark the CUE point.  
Use the  
Use the  
button !to reverse one frame and then pause.  
button !to advance one frame and then pause.  
Press & Hold  
Release  
If you hold down either the  
button !  
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or the  
button  
!, the rate at which the frames reverse or advance changes  
while the button is being held down.  
(PMD331/PMD340 only)  
Tip:  
PAUSE  
It is also possible to use the PITCH/SEARCH dial @to find the  
SEARCH  
PLAY  
exact position.  
CUE  
Point  
DISC  
4. Press the CUE button !to store the CUE point.  
5
The CUE point is set at this position.  
At this point, the CUE button ! stops flashing and remains lit.  
“CUE Stored” appears on the display.  
- When the player is in CUE playback made (CUE button held  
down), it is easy to change to normal playback by also pressing  
shortly the  
button !. Both the CUE and the  
button !  
can be released now and the player will continue playback.  
CLEAR  
CLEAR  
Press & hold  
Press  
Release  
PAUSE  
SEARCH  
PLAY  
DISC  
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Playback Using the CUE Function  
Beginning playback from the CUE point  
Erasing the CUE Point  
Procedure  
Procedure  
(Playback)  
1. Press the CUE button !  
(Erase)  
5
.
1. Press the button !  
3
to stop playback, and then press the  
The CD player immediately moves to the CUE point, and  
button !again to erase the cue point. If the cue point is  
pauses there.  
erased, the CUE button ! turns off.  
5
2. Press the  
button !7. Playback starts from the CUE  
point.  
PMD331/PMD340 only:  
If the CD player is in the paused state and the  
CLEAR  
CLEAR  
button !is  
7
pressed, playback from the CUE point starts without any delay.  
Note:  
This function is called “Instant Start.”  
The CUE point is also erased if you press the button y to  
open the disc tray w, or if you press the POWER switch q  
and turn the CD player off.  
Tip:  
It is easy to return to the CUE point after the point has been set.  
The concept of CUE play is illustrated below.  
Resetting the CUE Point  
Repeat the procedure described on page 12 in “Setting the  
CUE Point,” starting from step 1.  
Press  
Press  
ENTER  
If the CD player is kept in the paused state for an extended  
Period of time  
PAUSE  
SEARCH  
PLAY  
If the CD player is left in the paused state for an extended  
period of time without performing any operations, it automati-  
cally enters the “auto standby” state.  
CUE  
Point  
DISC  
In the auto standby state, the disc stops and “Standby” is indi-  
cated on the display.  
To release the CD player from the auto standby state, press  
the  
When you press the  
the position that it was at previously and then pauses.  
If you press the CUE button ! while the CD player is in the  
button !  
7
.
button !, the CD player searches for  
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auto standby state, it searches for the CUE point and then  
pauses there.  
Tip:  
The amount of time the unit waits before if enters the “auto  
standby” state can be selected in the preset menu: 30 minutes  
(initial value), 20 minutes, 10 minutes, or 30 seconds.  
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Playback Modes  
Setting the Playback Mode  
Playback Mode Chart  
Functions, LCD Display, and Initial Values  
Procedure  
Setting items  
Initial value(bold)  
Playback mode  
(LCD display)  
1. Press the MODE button @  
The /ENTER button !  
2
.
NO.  
1
Function  
7
lights.  
Selects the operation  
when playback  
of a single track ends.  
Stop  
Cue  
On  
Single:  
Off  
One of the playback modes and the current setting appear  
Selects whether to use  
on the display E.  
Program:  
Random:  
2
3
4
Off  
Off  
On  
On  
program playback or not.  
Selects whether to use  
random playback or not.  
Selects whether to  
repeat playback or not.  
Tip:  
1
All  
All  
For the items that can be set in playback mode, refer to the  
Playback Mode Chart.  
Repeat:  
Off  
Single  
track repeat  
track repeat  
2. Press the MODE button @in order to scroll through the  
2
playback modes.  
Tips:  
Tip:  
- This CD player is equipped with a “power-on auto repeat play  
back” function.  
It is also possible to scroll through the items in the playback  
mode menu by pressing the INDEX+ button @ or the INDEX–  
button @  
3. Use the  
of the displayed mode.  
At this point, the /ENTER button !changes from being  
4
The “power-on auto repeat playback” function begins playing  
automatically if the CD player is turned on while there is a CD  
in the disc tray.  
1
.
button !or the  
button !to change the setting  
In order to use the “power-on auto repeat playback” function,  
you must make the following two settings beforehand:  
1) Select “Single:Off” for play back mode function No.1.  
2) Select “Repeat:All” for playback mode function No.4.  
3) Select “Auto Cue:Off” for preset function No.1.  
4) Select “Start:Play” for preset function No.13.  
- The playback mode that is currently set is stored in memory,  
and becomes the initial setting the next time that the power is  
turned on.  
steadily lit to flashing .  
ENTER  
ENTER  
4. Press the  
At this point, the  
flashing to steadily lit.  
/ENTER button !  
7
to confirm the change.  
/ENTER button !changes from being  
If there is a disc in the tray, playback begins automatically in  
“all track repeat” mode when the power is turned on.  
Tip:  
Note:  
Press the CUE/CLEAR button !to cancel a change before it is  
If you have set “Yes” for “Reset?” in the preset menu, the  
initial value for the playback mode is also restored.  
confirmed.  
Checking the Playback Mode  
ENTER  
ENTER  
Procedure  
Pressing the MODE button @ causes the various playback  
2
5. Press the /EXIT button !  
3
to exit the setting menu and  
modes to be displayed on the screen.  
return to the stopped state.  
Tip:  
The following playback modes can be selected in combination:  
single-track playback (“Single”), program playback (“Pro-  
gram”), random playback (“Random”) and repeat playback  
(“Repeat”).  
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Synchro Recording  
3. When the CD player finishes playing, it stops and the cassette  
Using Synchro Recording  
recorder enters the paused state.  
4. To continue recording, repeat this procedure, starting from  
step 2.  
This CD player has a CD SYNC function that makes it easy to  
record for this CD player to be used in combination with a cas-  
sette recorder.  
Tips:  
- The CD SYNC function works in combination with a cassette  
deck that is equipped with the synchro recording function.  
- Connect the remote control jack (RC5) output bon this CD  
player to the (RC5) input on the cassette deck, and then prepare  
the cassette deck for synchro recording.  
- When performing synchro recording with a non-cassette recorder,  
such as a CD-R or CD-RW recorder, the operation may differ,  
so check the instruction manual provided with your recorder.  
- When performing synchro recording, set preset menu No.17  
“CD sync” to “On”.  
Refer to figure 2 for the connection method.  
- Make sure to set preset menu item No.1 “Auto Cue” to “Off”  
and No.13 ”Start” to “Play” or “Stop” before utilizing CD Sync  
function.  
Procedure  
1. Put the cassette recorder into the synchro recording mode.  
2. With the CD player in the stopped state, press the  
( See also page 17.)  
button !  
7
to start playing the CD.  
The cassette recorder automatically begins recording.  
Using a Remote Control (Not Included)  
- This CD player can receive signals directly from an infrared remote control transmitter within about 5 meters (15 feet.) Note that the  
CD player might not operate correctly if the remote control transmitter is not pointed in the direction of the sensor on the CD player,  
or if there is an obstacle between the transmitter and the sensor.  
Area where an infrared remote control transmitter can be used  
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The figure depicts the PMD331/PMD340.  
Infrared remote controltransmitter  
RC5 Code chart  
Command  
Play  
Cord  
Command  
Cord  
- This CD player can be controlled through its infrared sensor  
on the front panel when it receives remote control signals  
2053  
Mode  
2036-10  
2041-12  
2043-10  
2088  
@
9
Pause  
2048  
Preset  
that supports RC5 signals as shown in the table at right.  
These remote control codes can also be used if sent through  
the RC5 remote control jack b found on the rear panel of the  
CD player.  
Cue  
2059-10  
2054  
END monitor  
Stop  
CD-TEXT  
FF  
2052  
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
2000  
FR(REW)  
Index +  
Index -  
Next  
2050  
2001  
2034  
2002  
2035  
2003  
Tip:  
2032  
2004  
Because the infrared remote sensor @ on the front panel of  
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Previous  
Pitch +  
Pitch -  
2033  
2005  
the CD player and the RC5 remote control input jack on the  
rear panel of the CD player both support the RC5 codes listed  
in the table at right, this CD player can be controlled through  
the infrared remote control sensor of any device that supports  
RC5 codes.  
2038  
2006  
2039  
2007  
Pitch Bend +  
Pitch Bend -  
A - B  
2038-10*  
2039-10*  
2059  
2008  
2009  
CD Sync start 1856  
CD Sync stop 1857  
Program  
Pitch On/Off  
Open/Close  
Time  
2041  
2037  
2045  
2011  
* Remote control codes that are marked with an asterisk are  
not supported by the PMD330.  
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CD-TEXT Information Display  
Text information that is stored on a CD-TEXT disc can be dis-  
played in the sequence shown below by pressing the TEXT  
button i.  
However, because the information that is recorded differs for  
each disc, it is possible that not all of the information listed  
below can be displayed.  
This CD player automatically skips any items that are not re-  
corded on the disc.  
Tip:  
CD TEXT  
Discs that support CD-TEXT are labeled with the  
mark.  
Note:  
If a disc contains no CD-TEXT information, the message “No  
CD-TEXT” is displayed when the TEXT button iis pressed.  
When stopped  
The TEXT button ican be pressed to cycle through the items  
shown below.  
Displayed Contents  
Album Title  
     
Performer  
     
Song Writer  
     
Composer  
     
Arranger  
Message     
During playback  
The TEXT button ican be pressed to cycle through the items  
shown below. The information that is displayed pertains to the  
track that is currently playing.  
Displayed Contents  
Track Title  
     
Performer  
     
Song Writer  
Composer  
     
Arranger  
     
Message  
     
Track Remain Time Bar  
16  
Using the Preset Menu  
6. Press the  
/ENTER button !  
7
to confirm the selection.  
Changing the Preset Settings  
Procedure  
At this point, the  
flashing to steadily lit.  
/ENTER button !changes from being  
1. Press the button !to put the CD player in the stopped  
3
mode.  
2. Press the PRESET button !  
0.  
The /ENTER button !light.  
7
ENTER  
ENTER  
3. An item that can be set as a preset appears on the display  
E. (Refer to the Preset menu table for a list of these items.)  
Tip:  
4. Press the PRESET button !in order to scroll through the  
0
Press the CUE/CLEAR button !to cancel a setting before it is  
preset items.  
confirmed.  
Tip:  
Note:  
It is also possible to scroll through the items by pressing the  
INDEX+ button @or the INDEX– button @  
5. Use the button !or the button !  
setting of the displayed preset. At this point, the  
4
1.  
If “D.OUT” is set to “On,the instant start, shockproof, and  
pitch bend functions will not work.  
2
4
to change the  
/ENTER  
changes from being steadily lit to flashing.  
button !  
7
ENTER  
ENTER  
Preset Menu Chart: Functions, LCD Display, and Initial Values  
The settings shown in (bold) are the initial settings.  
On  
Presetting items / Function  
LCD Display  
Auto Cue:  
No.  
1
Selects the Auto Cue function. If this item is set to "On",  
the CD sync function will not work.  
Selects the sound level at which the Auto Cue function  
operates.  
Selects the End Monitor playing time.  
Selects the time at which END starts to flash.  
Selects the fade-in time.  
Selects the fade-out time.  
Selects the delay when going from paused to the start  
of playing.  
Off  
- 40dB, - 90dB to - 35dB in 5dB Steps  
10s 15s 20s 25s 30s  
AC Lev:  
2
5s  
0s  
35s  
END Mon:  
END Warn:  
FadeIn:  
FadeOut:  
Delay:  
3
4
5
6
7
5s 10s 20s 25s 30s 35s  
15s  
0s to 8.0s in 0.5s Steps  
0s to 8.0s in 0.5s Steps  
0ms  
100ms  
200ms  
300ms  
400ms  
Selects the time display mode when the power is turned on. Time:  
Trk REM  
Track  
Remain  
8
9
Dsc REM Dsc ELP  
Trk ELP  
Track  
Elapsed  
Dsc TTL  
Disc  
Remain  
Disc  
Elapsed Disc Total  
Enables/disables key lock.  
KeyLock:  
Off  
Off  
On  
When key lock is "On", only the POWER qand  
PRESET !buttons function.  
Selects whether to enable or disable control buttons during FaderLok:  
playback that was initiated using "fader start." During playback,  
only the POWERq,TIME uand TEXT ibuttons can  
be used. All buttons can be used when playback is paused.  
10  
On  
Off  
Enables/disables the OPEN/CLOSE button while playing.  
Selects the auto close time for the disc tray.  
TrayLock:  
AutoCLS:  
On  
11  
12  
13  
Off  
10s  
30s  
60s  
180s  
Stop  
Selects the operation that is performed after a disc is loaded Start:  
in the disc tray and after a track is selected.  
Pause  
Play  
Refer to page 7 for a complete explanation of each setting.  
Selects the wait time before the CD player enters auto  
standby.  
Selects whether to output digital signals or not.  
If this item is set to "ON," the instant start, shockproof, and  
pitch bend functions will not work.  
Enables/disables the Control I/O (D-sub 25-pin) input jack Remote:  
(PMD331/PMD340) or the fader start input jack (PMD330)c.  
Enables/disables the CD Sync function.  
AutoSTBY:  
D.OUT:  
14  
30m  
30min  
20m  
20min  
10m  
10min  
30sec  
30s  
*15  
On  
Off  
Off  
On  
16  
17  
CD Sync:  
Selects whether to output the CD Sync signal through the  
RC5 jack b when playback starts.  
On  
Off  
Turn Auto Cue (preset #1) "Off" to utilize the CD sync function.  
Selects which Index (#2 or #3) will trigger an output on  
pin #11 on the Control I/O Port.  
Selects whether or not to display a warning when a skip  
occurs as a result of a bad CD.  
Index:  
Alert:  
*18  
19  
#3  
#2  
On  
Off  
Selects the CD-TEXT display language.  
Selects whether or not to restore the original presets.  
Text:  
Reset?:  
20  
21  
English  
French  
Spanish  
Yes  
German  
No  
* Those items marked with an asterisk can only be selected on the PMD331/PMD340. They are not displayed on the PMD330.  
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Using the Control Port (PMD331/PMD340 Only)  
The control port is an input/output jack for remote control (D-SUB 25-pin female connector). Different contact circuits (switches,  
etc.) can be connected to each input.  
In addition, the CD player can be monitored or can provide control to a remote location by using to the output jacks.  
Notes:  
-The maximum output current on pin 12 (Tally power supply) is 80 mA.  
-Use a D-sub 25-pin male connector. (Threaded portion: 4-40 UNC)  
-When connecting such a connector, refer to the connection examples illustrated below.  
Tip:  
- To enable the input from the control I/O jack, set preset menu No. 16 “Remote” to “On”. (See also page 17.)  
Table of Control Input/Output Signals  
Pin  
Signal name  
PLAY TALLY  
I/O  
Port specification  
Function  
On while playing  
No.  
1
2
TTL (Ii < 20 mA)  
TTL (Ii < 20 mA)  
TTL (Ii < 20 mA)  
HCMOS  
O
O
O
I
On while paused  
PAUSE TALLY  
CUE TALLY  
STOP  
3
Equivalent to CUE LED  
Equivalent to STOP button  
4
5
Equivalent to  
button  
FR  
HCMOS  
I
6
Equivalent to INDEX -  
INDEX -  
HCMOS  
I
7
Equivalent to  
button  
PREVIOUS  
PITCH +  
HCMOS  
I
8
Equivalent to PITCH +  
Equivalent to PITCH button  
See also page19  
HCMOS  
I
9
PITCH ON/OFF  
FADER (NORMAL)  
INDEX#2/INDEX#3  
HCMOS  
I
10  
11  
HCMOS  
I
Output when switching between  
INDEX#2 and INDEX#3  
TALLY power supply  
TTL (Ii < 20 mA)  
O
12  
13  
14  
15  
16  
17  
18  
19  
20  
21  
22  
23  
24  
25  
TALLY POWER SUPPLY  
FG COMMON  
PLAY  
+5V, I max = 80 mA  
-
-
Frame GND  
Causes the CD player to play  
Causes the CD player to pause  
Equivalent to CUE button  
HCMOS  
I
PAUSE  
HCMOS  
I
CUE  
HCMOS  
I
Equivalent to  
Equivalent to INDEX + button  
Equivalent to button  
button  
FF  
HCMOS  
I
INDEX +  
HCMOS  
I
NEXT  
HCMOS  
I
Equivalent to END button  
Equivalent to PITCH – button  
On during fader playback  
See also page19  
END  
HCMOS  
I
PITCH –  
HCMOS  
I
FADER TALLY  
FADER (INVERT)  
END TALLY  
TALLY COMMON  
TTL (Ii < 20 mA)  
HCMOS  
O
I
Equivalent to END LED  
TALLY GND  
TTL (Ii < 20 mA)  
O
-
Parallel Control Input/Output Connection Examples  
When using pin 10 FADER (NORMAL)  
When using pin 23 FADER (INVERT)  
(
)
FADER(NORMAL)  
PREVIOUS  
NEXT  
FADER INVERT  
PREVIOUS  
NEXT  
PLAY  
PAUSE  
CUE  
PLAY  
PAUSE  
CUE  
FR  
FF  
FR  
FF  
FADER  
END  
FADER  
END  
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Fader Start  
Troubleshooting  
The following is the troubleshooting list. Sometimes, an unin-  
tentional mistake in the operation of the CD player could lead  
you to think that it was malfunctioning.  
The Fader Start input can be used to play or pause the CD  
player by connecting it to a mixer or mixing console equipped  
with a fader start output. A customized switch can also be cre-  
ated for applications where a fader start output is not available.  
This device contains a microcomputer chip. If you suspect  
that static electricity may have caused the CD player to oper-  
ate incorrectly, turn the power off, wait at least thirty seconds,  
and then turn the power back on.  
Tip:  
To enable the input from the fader switch, set preset menu No.16  
“Remote:” to “On”. (See also page 17)  
The disc does not play.  
Connection to the PMD330  
1. Is the power cord connected properly?  
2. Is the POWER switch on?  
DIGITAL  
OUTPUT  
(SPDIF)  
ANALOG  
OUTPUT  
REMOTE  
RC5  
L
IN  
FADER START  
R
INT  
(IR)5  
OUT  
3. Is the disc positioned correctly?  
4. Is the disc right side up? (The disc label should be facing up.)  
5. Is the disc dirty?  
EXT  
FADER switch  
6. Is the disc damaged?  
7. Is the disc warped?  
Fader start polarity  
The disc play, but there is no sound.  
Play  
Pause  
Closed  
Open  
1. Are the amp and speakers connected properly?  
2. Is the amp power switch on?  
3. Is the amp function or selector switch set to “CD” or “AUX”  
(whichever corresponds to the jacks to which you connected  
the CD player)?  
Connection to the PMD331/PMD340  
When using control port pin 10 FADER (NORMAL) and pin 25  
(TALLY COMMON)  
4. Is the amp volume set properly?  
ANALOG  
OUTPUT  
DIGITAL OUTPUT  
(SPDIF)  
CONNECTION  
1
2
3
GND  
1
2
HOT(+)  
3
COLD(-)  
R
L
REMOTE  
RC5  
BALANCED  
L
IN  
The disc suddenly stops.  
1. Is the disc dirty?  
R
L
CONTROL I/O  
R
OUT  
INT  
(IR)  
EXT  
BALANCED  
OUTPUT LEVEL  
2. Is the disc damaged?  
3. Is the disc warped?  
FADER (NORMAL) switch  
There is no sound at all, or there is sudden noise during the  
music.  
Fader start polarity  
1. Is the disc dirty or damaged?  
Play  
Closed  
Open  
2. Is the disc warped?  
Pause  
3. Is the CD an audio CD? This CD player cannot play personal  
computer CD-ROMs or DTS-CDs, etc.  
Connection to the PMD331/PMD340  
When using control port pin 23* FADER (INVERT) and pin 25  
The remote control does not work.  
(TALLY COMMON)  
1. Is the window on the remote control transmitter pointing  
properly at the sensor on the CD player? Is there an obstacle  
between the remote control transmitter and the CD player?  
2. Are the batteries in the remote control still in good condition?  
3. Is there a strong light source shining on the remote control  
sensor?  
ANALOG  
OUTPUT  
DIGITAL OUTPUT  
(SPDIF)  
CONNECTION  
1
2
3
GND  
1
2
HOT(+)  
3
COLD(-)  
R
L
REMOTE  
RC5  
BALANCED  
L
IN  
R
L
CONTROL I/O  
R
OUT  
INT  
(IR)  
EXT  
BALANCED  
OUTPUT LEVEL  
FADER (INVERT) switch  
4. Is the INT/EXT switch set to INT?  
The CD player will not play a CD-R/CD-RW disc.  
1. Is the disc right side up?  
Fader start polarity  
Play  
Pause  
Open  
(The disc label should be facing up.)  
Closed  
2. Has the disc been properly finalized  
(i.e., was the TOC written on the disc)?  
3. Is the data recorded on the disc in a audio (CD-DA) format?  
* When using control port pin 23 FADER (INVERT), pin 10 FADER (NORMAL) must be connected to pin 13 (FG COMMON) of the port.  
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Specifications  
PMD330  
PMD331/PMD340  
General specifications  
System  
Compact Disc - Digital Audio  
Number of channels  
2
Compatible discs  
Audio characteristics  
Channels  
CD-DA, CD-R, CD-RW (12 cm,8 cm)  
2 channels  
20 Hz to 20 kHz +/- 0.3dB  
90 dB (1kHz)  
Frequency characteristics  
Dynamic range  
S/N ratio  
100 dB (1kHz)  
Total harmonic distortion (THD)  
Wow and flutter  
0.005% (1kHz)  
Quartz precision  
Error correction method  
Cross-interleave Read-Solomon code (CIRC)  
2.0V RMS Stereo  
Analog output  
Pin jack,unbalanced (RCA)  
XLR jack,balanced (XLR)  
(variable range)  
+16dBu /600, @ 0dB FS  
(-11dBu to +21dBu,variable)  
0.5 Vp-p/75 Ω  
Digital output  
Pin jack (SPDIF)  
XLR jack (SPDIF)  
optical connector  
3.5 Vp-p/110 Ω  
-19 dBm  
Search precision  
Pitch control  
1 frame  
Maximum: +/-12% in 0.1% steps  
+/- 8%  
Pitch bend control  
Strat timing  
20 ms  
Remote control  
Infrared remote control input  
RC5 remote control input/output  
Remote control input/output  
Optical anning method  
Laser  
IN (IR sensor)  
RCA IN (INT/EXT switch)/OUT  
D-SUB 25-Pin female  
AlGaAs semiconductor  
780nm  
Wavelength  
Signal system  
Sampling frequency  
Quantization  
44.1kHz  
16-bit linear/channel  
Power supply section  
AC power supply  
120V, AC 60Hz  
Power consumption  
Cabinet, etc.  
12 W  
17 W  
External dimensions (W x H x D)  
Weight  
483 x 100 x 325 mm (19 x 3-15/16 x 12- 13/16 inches)  
4.8 kg (10.6 lbs) 4.9 kg (10.8 lbs)  
+ 5°C to + 35°C  
5% to 90% (without dew)  
Operating temperature range  
Operating humidity range  
Due to our continuing efforts to improve our products, the specifications and appearance of this product are subject to change without  
prior notice.  
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Figures  
Rear and Front Views of the PMD330  
DIGITAL  
OUTPUT  
(SPDIF)  
ANALOG  
OUTPUT  
REMOTE  
RC5  
L
IN  
FADER START  
INT  
(IR)  
OUT  
R
EXT  
z
x
c v b  
@
@@@@@@ @@  
CD PLAYER  
ON/OFF  
IR  
MODE  
INDEX  
END  
A-B  
PITCH  
PITCH  
-
+
-
+
TIME  
TEXT  
1
6
2
7
4
9
5
0
PROG  
PRESET  
3
8
HEADPHONE  
LEVEL  
POWER  
EXIT  
CLEAR  
ENTER  
MIN  
MAX  
CONTRAST  
q
w
e r t yui  
o
!
0
! ! ! !  
8
! ! ! ! !  
Rear and Front Views of the PMD331/PMD340  
ANALOG  
OUTPUT  
DIGITAL OUTPUT  
(SPDIF)  
CONNECTION  
1
2
3
GND  
HOT(+)  
1
2
3
COLD(-)  
R
L
REMOTE  
RC5  
BALANCED  
L
IN  
R
L
CONTROL I/O  
R
OUT  
INT  
(IR)  
EXT  
BALANCED  
OUTPUT LEVEL  
z
n m x, .  
v b  
@
@@@@@@ @@  
CD PLAYER  
ON/OFF  
IR  
MODE  
INDEX  
END  
A-B  
PITCH  
-
PITCH  
BEND  
+
-
+
TIME  
TEXT  
1
6
2
7
3
8
4
9
5
0
PROG  
PRESET  
HEADPHONE  
LEVEL  
POWER  
EXIT  
CLEAR  
ENTER  
MIN  
MAX  
CONTRAST  
PITCH / SEARCH  
q
w
e r t yui  
o
!
0
! ! ! !  
8
@
! ! ! ! !  
Figure 1  
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Connection  
PMD331/PMD340  
PMD330  
PMD330  
PMD331/PMD340  
PMD331/340  
ANALOG  
OUTPUT  
DIGITAL OUTPUT  
(SPDIF)  
CONNECTION  
1
2
3
GND  
1
2
HOT(+)  
3
COLD(-)  
R
L
DIGITAL  
OUTPUT  
(SPDIF)  
ANALOG  
OUTPUT  
REMOTE  
RC5  
REMOTE  
RC5  
L
IN  
L
BALANCED  
IN  
FADER START  
L
R
CONTROL I/O  
R
INT  
(IR)5  
OUT  
R
OUT  
EXT  
INT  
(IR)  
EXT  
BALANCED  
OUTPUT LEVEL  
Audio component equipped  
を持ったオーディオ機器など  
with a RC5 remote control jack.  
Analog  
Audio component equipped  
with a RC5 remote control jack.  
(
当社リモートコントロール端子 D-BUS  
)
デジタル  
Analog  
アナログ  
Digital  
Digital  
デジタル  
Digital  
AMPLIFIER  
AMPLIFIER  
AMPLIFIER  
OPT  
OPT  
L
DIGITAL IN  
DIGITAL IN  
COAX  
CD  
COAX  
R
R
L
ANALOG  
CD BALANCED  
CD-R(CD-RW,DAT)  
-
(
)
CD R CD-R/W,DAT  
CD-R(CD-RW,DAT)  
L
ANALOG  
DIGITAL  
COAXIAL  
IN OUT  
DIGITAL OUTPUT DIGITAL INPUT  
DIGITAL  
COAXIAL  
IN OUT  
OPTICAL  
OPTICAL  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
R
R
L
CD BALANCED  
Figure 2  
External Dimensions  
434 mm (17-1/16")  
483 mm (19’’)  
CD PLAYER  
ON/OFF  
IR  
MODE  
INDEX  
END  
A-B  
PITCH  
PITCH  
-
+
-
+
TIME  
TEXT  
1
6
2
7
3
8
4
9
5
0
PROG  
HEADPHONE  
LEVEL  
AUTO  
CUE  
POWER  
CLEAR  
ENTER  
MIN  
MAX  
CONTRAST  
PITCH / SEARCH  
Figure 3  
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