Talk electronic 22 User Manual

Talk Electronics  
Thunder 1.2 CD Player  
User Manual  
TALK ELECTRONICS LTD. UNIT 3 IMAGE HOUSE 326 MOLESEY ROAD HERSHAM SURREY KT12 3PD ENGLAND  
TEL: +44 (0)1276 709966 FAX: +44 (0)1276 682843 E-MAIL: [email protected] www.talkelectronics.com  
SWITCHING YOUR CD PLAYER ON AND OFF  
NOTE: These instructions apply in the United  
Kingdom only – consult your dealer about wiring  
conventions in other countries.  
If you are using a Whirlwind external DC supply to  
power the analogue parts of your CD player we  
suggest that this, once connected, is left switched  
on all the time. To avoid “switch-on thumps” being  
transmitted to your loudspeakers when you switch  
on your CD player, we recommend that you always  
switch on – or cancel mute on – your amplifier last.  
Start by powering source components, such as your  
CD player, then power the pre-amplifier. Then switch  
on the power amplifier. When you’ve finished  
listening, mute or turn off the power amplifier and  
then mute your pre-amplifier. Finally, turn off your CD  
player and other source components. You may, if  
you wish, leave your CD player powered up at all  
times: this will enable it to deliver optimum  
Green and yellow wire connects to EARTH (E or  
symbol  
)
Blue wire connects to NEUTRAL (N)  
Brown wire connects to LIVE (L)  
Please ensure that the replacement lead contains a  
5A fuse.  
OPTIONAL DC POWER CONNECTIONS  
If you have opted for one of our external Whirlwind  
DC power supplies this should be connected using  
only the cables supplied with the Whirlwind. We  
strongly recommend that you do not replace or  
attempt to modify these cables. Doing so can  
adversely affect the CD players performance and is  
likely to cause damage.  
performance as soon as you begin listening,  
however we suggest that you switch off the display  
when not required. This requires that a disc is  
present in the player at all times.  
The power switch mounted on the Thunders rear  
connects and disconnects the mains supply. When  
mains is connected, the display on the facia will  
illuminate. If you plan to be away from home for long  
periods – when, for example, you are on holiday –  
you can use this switch to power down the CD  
player completely. For absolute safety, disconnect  
the mains lead from the wall socket. We advise that  
you do this during thunderstorms to avoid damage  
from power line surges.  
You will also need to re-configure your player for  
external DC operation using the internal jumpers as  
described below.  
DIAGRAM 1. INTERNAL/EXTERNAL JUMPER POSITIONS  
External DC socket  
Rear Panel  
REAR PANEL  
MAINS CONNECTIONS  
Next to the mains switch, on the rear panel, is an  
IEC socket into which the supplied mains lead fits.  
The fuse in the UK mains plug is a 3A standard type.  
Again, if you need to replace it use an identical type  
rated at 3A. If the fuses keep blowing return the CD  
player to your dealer.  
OUTPUT CONNECTIONS  
The analogue output sockets on the CD player are  
found on the rear panel. Connect these to your  
amplifier or pre-amplifier’s CD input using high quality  
interconnect cables (we strongly recommend Merlin  
cables for optimum performance). On all players, the  
socket marked in red is the right channel, and the  
white socket is the left channel.  
Before attempting to re-configure your player,  
disconnect the mains lead at the wall socket.  
Having made your player safe, remove the cover  
by unscrewing the five screws located on the rear  
and the four on the underside. The cover slides off  
backwards. Locate the blue jumpers using the  
diagram above (Diagram 1.) and position them for  
the desired configuration. Replace the cover,  
connect your Whirlwind power supply and re-  
connect the mains lead to the wall socket.  
There are digital outputs as standard on all our  
players. Our research shows that the levels of signal  
jitter caused by separating the players transport  
mechanism and DAC introduce an unacceptable  
degradation in sound quality, counteracting the  
benefits accrued through using our high quality,  
ultra-low jitter, 24-bit DAC. If you wish to make digital  
recordings you will need to switch on the digital  
output provided using the yellow internal jumper, see  
Diagram 2. However, we caution you that this  
addition will have a slight detrimental effect upon the  
player’s performance.  
PLAY/PAUSE: Push once to start the disc playing. If  
the player’s drawer is open, pushing play will cause it  
to close and commence playing automatically.  
Pressing for a second time whilst playing a disc will  
pause the disc.  
Optical Digital Output  
Analogue Outputs  
REPEAT: Push once to repeat the whole disc. Push  
twice to repeat the track currently playing. Pressing  
the button a third time returns normal operation.  
Rear Panel  
STOP: Push once to stop the player operating.  
PREVIOUS: Push during Play mode to play the  
previous track. Pushing more than once will cause  
the player to go back an equivalent number of  
tracks.  
NEXT: Push during Play mode to play the next track.  
Pushing more than once will cause the player to  
advance an equivalent number of tracks.  
TIME: Push once during Play mode to display the  
time remaining on the current track. Push again to  
display the time remaining on the disc. Push while  
the player is in Stop mode to display the total  
number of tracks and playing time of the disc.  
Note: if the disc contains more than 69 tracks the  
display will show “_ _ . _ _” instead of the remaining  
time. It will show the same if the remaining time  
exceeds 100 minutes during PROGRAM PLAY  
mode.  
DISPLAY: Push once to turn off the display. Push  
again to return the display to full brightness.  
Jumper  
DIAGRAM 2: SP/DIFF OUTPUT SELECTION  
Note: When the display is switched off, pushing any  
control on the player or remote handset, or changing  
the disc, will switch on the display for about 3  
seconds. Please note that this function only works if  
a disc is present in the player and playing.  
Before attempting to re-configure your player,  
disconnect the mains lead at the wall socket.  
Having made your player safe, remove the cover  
by unscrewing the five screws located on the rear  
and the four on the underside. The cover slides off  
backwards. Locate the yellow jumper using the  
diagram above (Diagram 2.) and position it for the  
desired configuration. Replace the cover and re-  
connect the mains lead to the wall socket. The  
Digital Output should now work accordingly.  
REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS  
As well as duplicating the major controls found on  
the player, the remote handset provides the following  
additional features.  
PROGRAM: push to construct a program  
containing up to twenty-four selected tracks. The  
player will play your selections in the order in which  
you enter them into the program.  
OPERATING YOUR CD PLAYER  
You can control the major functions of your CD  
player from either the remote control handset or the  
buttons on the players facia. If you simply wish to  
play a disc you do not need the remote control.  
However, do not lose the handset because it is  
required when you wish to program the player or use  
features such as FF or FR.  
1. Select a track number by pressing the PREVIOUS  
or NEXT key, or by using the numerical keys.  
2. Press PROGRAM. “PROGRAM” appears on the  
display panel indicating Program Play mode.  
3. To add further tracks repeat steps 1 and 2.  
Once you have entered all the desired tracks, you  
can play your programme by pressing the PLAY  
button  
PLAYER CONTROLS  
OPEN: Push once to close the players drawer after  
inserting a disc. Do not push the drawer closed with  
your hand as this can damage the drawer  
mechanism.  
To erase a programmed track, press the CLEAR key.  
Each time you press CLEAR, the last selection in the  
program will be removed. Press STOP to stop the  
program playing, then press STOP again.  
FAST FORWARD and REWIND: To move rapidly to  
a particular section of music you can use the FAST  
FORWARD or REWIND keys, depending, obviously,  
upon whether you wish to access a section not yet  
reached or one that you have passed. While the  
player is in Play mode you will hear music playing at  
high speed. To move quickly through the disc in  
silence, press PAUSE before pushing the FF or REW  
buttons.  
TIMER MODE  
Your player is equipped with a Timer Mode. This  
allows the player to automatically play a disc when  
powered on from the mains via the use of an exter-  
nal timer. It is switched off by default at the factory.  
To turn this on follow the instructions below using  
Diagram 3  
.
View of bottom right  
corner of main PCB  
NUMERIC KEYS: These are used for entering  
selections in Program mode or for starting Play  
mode from a particular track. For example, loading a  
disc and then pressing “7” will cause the player to  
start playing the disc beginning at track 7. To access  
tracks greater than 9, first press “0” followed by the  
track number required.  
VOLUME: The volume buttons will operate the  
volume function on any remote control amplifier that  
accepts RC5 commands. They are provided solely  
for your convenience, as there are no volume control  
functions on the CD player  
Timer jumper  
HIDDEN MODES  
These are only accessible with the use of an RC5  
handset with the appropriate keys (Not the supplied  
handset).  
Main system micro  
SHUFFLE: Press SHUFFLE followed by PLAY to  
listen to tracks in a random order. To cancel Shuffle  
mode, press SHUFFLE again.  
INTRO: Press INTRO and the player will scan  
through the disc playing the first 10 seconds of each  
track. Press INTRO while in Play mode and the  
player will scan through the disc playing the first 20  
seconds of each track. To cancel either Intro mode  
simply press PLAY.  
Front Panel  
DIAGRAM 3: TIMER OPTION  
Before attempting to re-configure Timer Mode,  
disconnect the mains lead at the wall socket.  
Having made your player safe, remove the cover  
by unscrewing the five screws located on the rear  
and the four on the underside. The cover slides off  
backwards. Locate the yellow jumper located in  
the bottom right corner of the main PCB using  
Diagram 3. above. To set the Timer ON remove the  
yellow jumper or place it in such a way that it is  
held by only one pin. Replace the cover and re-  
connect the mains lead to the wall socket. The  
Timer Mode should now be operational via the use  
of an external mains power timer.  
SPECIFICATIONS  
Maximum Output Voltage  
Output Impedance  
THUNDER 1.2  
2.3V RMS  
<50 ohms  
Frequency Response  
Distortion 1kHz max output  
Signal - to - Noise Awtd  
Mains Voltage  
5 – 20k ± 0.5dB  
<=0.001%  
–101dB  
230V /115V/100V AC ± 10%  
430mm  
Dimensions  
width  
height  
depth  
82mm  
300mm  
(allow at least 400mm for connections)  
6.2kg  
7.6kg  
Weight per unit unpacked  
packed  
Talk Electronics’ policy of continued research and development means that  
the above specification may change without notice.  
The Thunder has been manufactured to conform with the protection  
requirements of the EC Council directive 89/336/EEC relating to EMC by  
application of the following standards:  
EN50081-1 1992 Emissions Standard  
EN50082-1 1992 Immunity Standard  
and also the requirements of the EC low voltage directive relating to electrical  
safety by application of the following standard  
BSEN60065: 1994 Safety standard  
For the purposes of testing the Thunder was used with the mains cables and  
high quality interconnects supplied by Merlin Cables. Compliance with the  
above standards can only be made if the unit is installed as per this manual  
and using the correct cables.  
*Guarantee: 3 Years return to dealer.  
To help us provide you with the most efficient service please return your  
guarantee card promptly. Your CD player is guaranteed against manufacturing  
and component defects for a period of 3 years. The guarantee does not cover  
and damage caused by accident, misuse, neglect or through incorrect  
installation, adjustment or repair by unauthorised personnel or the cost of  
collecting the Thunder from you and returning it to the dealer. The above does  
not effect your statutory rights as a consumer.  
E & OE. Due to our policy of continued development we reserve the right to  
change the specifications at any time.  
*Upon return of Guarantee Card  
Talk Electronics  
TALK ELECTRONICS LTD. UNIT 3 IMAGE HOUSE 326 MOLESEY ROAD HERSHAM SURREY KT12 3PD ENGLAND  
TEL: +44 (0)1276 709966 FAX: +44 (0)1276 682843 E-MAIL: [email protected]  
GUARANTEE  
To extend your guarantee from 1 year to 3 years FREE of charge please complete and return this form  
TALK ELECTRONICS LTD.  
UNIT 3 IMAGE HOUSE  
326 MOLESEY ROAD  
HERSHAM  
SURREY KT12 3PD  
ENGLAND  
FOLD HERE  
Model: Thunder 1.2  
Please tell us about the rest of your system  
Amplifier ________________________________  
Tuner ___________________________________  
Speakers ________________________________  
Mains Cables ____________________________  
Interconnect Cables ______________________  
Speaker Cables __________________________  
Purchase date ___________________________  
Price paid _______________________________  
Serial Number____________________________  
Colour:  
Black  
Silver  
Where did you purchase your Thunder 1.2?  
________________________________________  
Why did you choose the Thunder 1.2?  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
How did you hear about Talk Electronics?  
Existing customer  
Family/Friend  
Advertising  
Are you interested in Home Cinema?  
Dealer  
Yes  
No  
Undecided  
Review  
Internet  
Other ___________________________________  
Have you visited our website?  
Yes  
No  
Do not have connection  
FOLD HERE  
Customer Name __________________________  
Comments_______________________________  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
Address _________________________________  
________________________________________  
________________________________________  
Post Code _______________________________  
E-mail address ___________________________  
Data Protection Act  
Your details will be held by Talk Electronics Ltd. for promotional and  
statistical purposes.  
If you do not wish to receive marketing information please tick this box  

Toshiba Protege PT311U0DH02V User Manual
Sony 1239 7559 User Manual
Silicon Power Computer &amp; comm SILICON GRAPHICS (IRIX 6) DOUBLE PRECISION FLSG620DA User Manual
Seagate BARRACUDA ST3400820AS User Manual
Schneider Electric ALTIVAR 58 TRX User Manual
Samsung SGH M200 User Manual
Samsung SE S204N User Manual
Samsung 022004 User Manual
Research In Motion Blackberry Cell Phone Curved 8520 User Manual
Panasonic X701 User Manual