1 Do not place more then one disc onthe disc table, Hf two dises
‘ate placed one on top of the other on the disc table, dss may
bo seratched andlor maifunction may occur
‘© With tis unit playback ofall types of cscs is carried out without
the use of adopters. Therefor, do not use any type of adapter
with this unit
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Normally Clear Scan is performed. To perform Low Scan and
High Sean, press DISP on the remote control unit to display the
screen and then press SCAN button. For about two seconds
after the button is pressed, Low Scan is performed, after that,
the unit enters High Scan,
Clear Scan mode : The image may not be fluctuated in this
mode.
Low Sean mode:
playback speed,
High Scan mode : Scan speed becomes about x30 the normal
playback speed,
‘© With CDs or aucio part of CDV, Clear Scan mode cannot be
carried out.
‘¢ With video part of CDV, High Scan mode cannot be carried
out
‘Scan speed becomes about x10 the normal
‘© In Clear Scan mode, when digital sound is selected with
digital audio discs, sound is heard at low volume level
‘© With CDs or audio part of CDVs, sound is heard at low
volume level while scanning
© Others: Sound is muted.
‘Notes on CAV:
While scanning, noise may occur on the screen. This is nota
matfunction.
‘Notes on CLI
‘¢ While scanning, the color of the image may fade out or the
image sometimes fluctuates.
The scan speedis different between inner tracks and outer
tracks,
(Chapter (Track) Search - To search by designating the chapter/track number
Example:
To play from the beginning of Chapter/Track 3:
3 Enter 3 withthe digit button
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To search for chapter or track number 10 or above:
Use [10] button,
(Example) To enter 17:
To enter 30:
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If you make a mistake in pressing the digit buttons:
Press CLEAR, and then press the correct button,
To identify the present chapter number and frame (or
time) numb
The numbers are displayed in the front panel display
window.
‘The information can also be displayed on the monitor TV
‘screen by pressing DISP on the remote control unit.
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TO SEARCH FOR A PARTICULAR TIME/FRAME
Time Number Search/Track time Search/ABS Time Search/Frame Number Search
Time Number Search ~ Exampl
: To search for the scene located at time number 12 min. 34 see (CLV)
1. Press CHP/TM.
CAUTION
‘When the display shows chapter No., press this button fadisedoes not contain information on the igits of seconds,
‘again
specify the time number only as far as the minute digits,
2. Enter [1], [2]. [3] and [4] with the digit buttons.
If you make a mistake during entery:
Press CLEAR to reset the time number to *0,00", and
press the correct digit buttons again,
3. Press PLAY/PAUSE m/Wt or PLAY >,
‘Track Time Search - To search for a time on a specified track (CD/CDV)
1. Press CHP/TM.
2. Press SKIP le or mei so that the desired track
‘number appears in the front panel display window.
3. Enter the track time (elapsed time from the
beginning of the specified track) with the digit
buttons (0-9).
4. Press PLAY/PAUSE m/Ui or PLAY >.
{ABS Time Seaich (6D only) Te search for point by designating the elapsed time rom the begining ofthe ise]
Press CHP/TM so that “Ab” appears in the front
panel display window. (On the monitor soreer
“ABS” appears.)
3, Press PLAY/PAUSE »/tl or PLAY m. Playback starts
from the specified elapsed time.
2. Enter the elapsed time from the beginning of the
disc with the digit buttons (0-9).
Frame Number Search (CAV discs only) - To search by designating the frame number ]
Any desired frame can be searched for by specifying its
frame number.
1. Press CHP/TM. When the display shows chapter NO.,
press this button again. “Frame 0" is displayed,
2. Entertherequired framenumberwiththe digitbuttons
(0-9),
3. Press PLAY/PAUSE m/m or PLAY m. The designated
frame is played as a still frame.
NOTES:
Ifyoumake a mistake in pressing the digit butons, press CLEAR
and press the correct digit buttons
‘¢ The +10 burton does not function
‘To exit search mode:
Press CLEAR,
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TO PLAY ONLY THE DESIRED SCENES/TRACKS — Program Playback
Selected chapters (LD) or tracks (CDV/CD) can be played in
any desired order (max. 24 chapters or tracks).
You can view the state of programming on the monitor
TW screen,
Example To play CD tracks No. 9, No. 7, and No. 18 in this order:
2 Enter [9], [7].
1 Press PGM.
the digit buttons.
Display with a dite containing a TOC If you make a mistake during entry:
Press CLEAR and enter the correct, 20.2
umber with the digit buttons. Ty Tp
tear wen.
To check the program contents
During program playback or in stop mode, press PGM to
display the program contents on the monitor screen. When
PGM is pressed again, the program contents disappear.
‘To modify the program contents
To erase a programmed chapter/track or pause
1. Press PGM.
2, Press SKIP tad or BH to place the cursor (+) on the left
side of the chapterfirack or pause to be erased,
3. Press CLEAR,
4. Press PGM to complete programming. Pressing b also
completes programming and starts program playback with
the new progrem contents.
To change a programmed chapter/track or pause to a
new one
1. Press PGM.
2. Press SKIP beet or pH to place the cursor (P} on the left
side of the chapterfack or pause to be changed,
3. Enter the new chapter/track number with the digit
buttons. Press PAUSE It to enter a pause
4, Press PGM to complete programming. Pressing m also
‘completes programming and starts progam playback with
the new program contents.
‘© Programmed chapter/track being played cannot be erased
‘or changed.
‘© Programmed pause being engaged cannot be erased or
changed,
‘CAUTION
IF SCAN mm is held dopressed during Program Playback, the
playback poston wil move to another chaptertrack, but when
Deis released, the next chaptetteck in the program will be
played. If ets held depressed, the playback positon returns to
‘the beginning of the current chapter 0: track being played, but t
wll nt go beyond to previous chapter or weckin the program,
f¢ I MULTI SPEED mis pressed during Program Payback, the next
{tack nthe program willbe played. If MULTI SPEED -tis pressed,
the playback positon retums to the beginning of the current
‘chapter being played, and the player enters nortel play mode.
Programming a pause:
When recording on 8 cassette tape, @ programmed pause allows,
Yyou to change the tape side or to fecord @ blank section on the
{ape which is useful for music search functions, et
|When a program isin pause mode, pressing PAUSE Ml resumes dise
playback, 90 restart recording before pressing PAUSE W
‘To program a pause: _
In step 2 of the above procedure, press PAUSE II instead of
tentering a chapter or tack number.
‘NOTE:
(¢A pause cannot be programmed for step 1, and it cannot be
programmed for two consecutive steps.
(@ Apause can be programmed fr the last program step, however,
‘wall not be effective.
‘To stop program play in the middle:
fe Press m on the front panel of the player or EJECT W/AL on the
femate contol unit
‘Press CLEAR on the remote control unt.
To clear the program contents:
(© Open the disc table
‘¢ Press CLEAR on the remote control unit in stop mode,
Total time display (CD and CDV only}:
When programming for CD or CDV, the total time of the
programmed tracks is displayed. If the total time exceeds 100,
minutes, 100's dig wil not be displayed in the display window of
‘he front pene
I track No. 88 or more is programmed, the total time wil not
be displayed!
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PROGRAMMING CHAPTERS/TRACKS TO BE PLAYED BACK
WITHIN A SPECIFIED TIME PERIOD — compu Program/Auto Program Edit
If the total playing time of both sides of the tape is specified,
chapters/tracks are automatically programmed for both sides
of the tape.
Compu Program Edit
The player selects the cheptersjtracks so that their total
playing time becomes the specified playing time as near as
possible,
‘Auto Program Edit,
Chapters/tracks are selected within the designated time,
starting from the first track,
1 Press EDIT on the front panel,
err
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pause mode,
‘© When EDIT is pressed during playback, the player enters
2 Set the total playing time of both sides of the tape
In minutes with the digit buttons (0-9),
Press two digit buttons repidly. For example,
10 enter 46 minutes, press the [button and
ibutton sequentially
Compu Program Edit
3. Press PLAY/PAUSE P/u.
Program playback starts,
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‘Auto Program Edit
3 Press EDIT again.
4 Press PLAY/PAUSE m/
Program playback starts.
‘When playback of the frst program is completed, the player enters pause
‘mode. To play another program, press PLAY PAUSE b/m,
‘When all programs have been played, the player enters stop mode.
‘To clear program contents:
Press CLEAR on the remote control unt.
‘To specify the first track to be programmed:
Only the track to be played first can be specified.
1 Press EDIT.
2 Select the desired track by pressing SKIP Ht or RP,
3 Set the playing time with the cigit button.
d time is too short for any track to be
Programming cennat be performed,
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‘NOTES:
‘¢ With cises contained 23 tracks or more, programming may not
be correcty performed,
‘¢ With Auto Program Eoft function, the programmed total paying
time is not occasionally clase to the specified time compared
with Compu Program Eat.
# With LD discs, chapter No. 0 will not be programmed.
'¢ When chapter No. 1 is programmed, the programmed total
loving time may slighty cifer from the actual calculation, This
‘snot maltuncton - Random Playback
LD with Toc/cD/cbv
TO PLAY ALL CHAPTERS/TRACKS IN A RANDOM ORDER
Random Playback allows all chapters/tracks in random order.
Press RANDOM PLAY on the front panel.
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NOTE:
With fandom Playback, chapter No, 0 will not be pleyed.
To go to the next chapter/track during Random Playback:
Press mt
(The previous chepterftreck cannot be played by pressing Meat}
‘To stop Random Playback:
Pross CLEAR on the remote contol unit,
‘Aftor CLEAR is pressed, playback will continue in the order in
‘which the chaptersftrecks ere recorded on the disc.
Display during Random Pisy (CO)
‘Tceniy the mosis coender, press DISP onthe ramet
onl unit so tht tho play shows ine aay
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{= Tracks to be played
Random Playback with CDV dises:
Tracks in te video and aucio pet are payed ina random order.
Program Random Playback
To play the programmed chepterstracks in random order, press
RANDOM PLAY during program playback.
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Hi-Lite Scan/Intro Scan
TO SEARCH FOR A PARTICULAR CHAPTER/TRACK
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PARTICULAR FUNCTION FOR CD - Peak Level Search
Hi-Lite sean (CD or audio part of CDV)
‘When HILITE/INTRO SCAN on the front panel is pressed
during stop mode, playback starts from a point 1 minute after
‘the beginning of the track, and each track is piayed for about
B seconds, ‘The HILITE/INTRO indicator is lit on the display
during HiLite Scan mode. (Onthescreen, "Hilite"isdisplayed))
Intro Sean (LD or video part of CDV)
When HILITE/INTRO SCAN on the front panel is pressed,
the beginning of each chapter is played for about 8 seconds,
The HILITE/INTRO indicator is lt during Intro Scan mode.
D/CDV (Audio part)
With this function, the peak evelof CD or CDV (audio part) can
easily be searched for. This is convenient for adjusting the
proper recording level.
To search for the peak level of the ent
Press PEAK SEARCH on the front panel.
‘The player scans the entire disc and searches for the peak
level. It takes for about 1 minute and 20 seconds with 60-
minute disc. While searching, the PEAK indicator is lt on the
display,
‘To search for the peak level of the programmed tracks:
Program the desired tracks beforehend (page 19) and press
PEAK SEARCH. The player scans all of the programmed
{tracks and searches for the peak level between them,
NOTES: _
@ The pleyer sometimes detects the cifferent peak level
even when the peak search function is carried out on one
disc.
‘© With some discs, the player cannot detect the properpeak
level, This is nota maitunction.
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EXTRA PLAYBACK (REMOTE CONTROL UNIT OPERATION)
Still frame and Frame-by-Frame advance function
During playback it STEP on the remote control unit is pressed,
the picture will be frozen. At this point, the disc can be
played one freme at a time in either the forward oF reverse
irection by pressing one of these buttons. The sound is
muted during stil frame or frame advance operation
To return to normel playback operation, press PLAY bm,
To vary the playback direction or speed
proator vere —[—] [} — prantr oar
playback. ) playback.
During playback, the playback direction can be changed with
MULTI-SPEED. 1/4 the normal playback speed is set
automaticaly
With + and — buttons, the playback epeed can be changed
from x3 to 1/90 the normal playback speed.
‘Sound is muted during Mult-speed playback operation. To
return to normal playback operation, press PLAY b>.
(The selected speed is displayed by pressing DISP on the
emote control unit.
Pres to deccoso f=] [J — Press to increase
a an
‘Speed depoy | Speed
Fostor a tines the nora payback speed
2 “Twice te norma playbook Spee.
" Nena playback spoon.
in ‘12 the normal playback speed,
um "athe normal playback speed
8 118 be normal loyback speed,
me 1116 te naval playoacs speed,
130 130 the normal playoack speed,
Slower | 720 1190 te normal ployoack sec,
{playback automatically switches to stil frame display mode.
If dise containing specel signals called “picture stop codes" is
played atx, 1/2, 1/4, 18, 1/16, 1/50 or 190 speed, playback pouses
‘utomatcally whenever the unit encounters a frme where picture
Stop code is encoded, and te sil picture of thet frame is displayed
‘on the monitor sereon. To move fem that posivon, press PLAY
Selecting the sound mode
Tolstonte ony one channelofa stereo ds, orto select re wo ona sound To ston othe analog uso ofan LD cial
ripiox ise | | Seoace
During playbock Pied ado anyon Ding playback
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2229 [Seren ine | Sound muti se | elope window we (oe eee
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Left ‘Audio 1 (Lett) a Analog aa
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Sf? ‘Return to start
Examples of he various types of audio recorded on Mt Au ce -
T Dick Audio | Analog auctio. tal audio
eS ‘Audio | Anaog auto Pigtat ise Ho Dig a
Movs, armas ele | ud ofthe mn wesran | Seunock eae aise eam}
‘Dual music ‘Music 1 Music 2 ‘Quedingust | 1. Netive nguoge YA Fotcon lngnage 2 |
‘arous types of ital UL Karacke (monaural) ‘Stereo eee Sere on ea ner
Nao fates eed a Sea
Sesto bina Tae bape Fain Discs marked Ol are recorded with the CX rose reduction syatem
ae for power aio eprosecton wih inte nce. Analog uae ony)
However, some cscs marked O are not encoded wih Ne signals
necessary Yo instruct the ni to sutoroealy ovr on he OX
Sytem, I sounds nosy or undlate whoo ise wih @
» marks pave. prose INC. button en he remot contol uit
o's feo tisdemart of COS Ina Ine player meets tho CX
EXPANOING SHECIFIGATION upyepv/eD
TO REPEATEDLY PLAY A DESIRED PASSAGE - Repeat Playback
Memory Repeat - To specify a point to return to later
One Side Repeat - To repeat an entire side of a dise
A Pyy
rm Playback cd
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tess REPEAT onthe remote When you ish to retum
onl unit at he pot you want 10 pat A, press PLAY on
12560 ston to oa pont ‘he emote cent unt.
‘A-B Repeat - To repeat a specified section
A e
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melieaeemey cee
Soar Seacwtesene
tsocton and the stn is epested
contnvousy,
To repeat the current chapter
ross REPEAT B on the romate contol unit while the
chostertrack to be rpestea soins,
\When te ond ofthe chaptarfeack is eache, the layer
‘etuns tothe begining of te chaptrrack nthe
‘chestrtack spayed back repestedy
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Proce REPEAT 8 tie,
‘en pleybeck ceachos the eng ofthe lay
‘io, the player retire ote belong ot hs le
{nd he came side is layed back repeatoay
Program Repeat - To repeat a program
With the program repeat function, you can repeatedly play
programmed chapters or racks in their programmed order.
‘8 See page 19 for deta on programming.
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Press REPEAT B whe the program is
being played.
Random Repeat - To repeat a random play
With the random repest function, you can repeatedly play the
chapters or tracks in random order.
slave.
ProgramRandomRepeat-Torepeataprogramrandom
play
\With the program random repeat function, you can repeatedly play
the programmed chapters o: tracks in random order.
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ross REPEAT 8 curing program random
Baye.
‘To exit repeat mode:
Press CLEAR on the remote control unit: Repeat mode is canceled
and normal pleyback continues from the current point,
To specify a different point in Memory Repeat mode:
Press REPEAT. A at the new point. The previously memorized
Points erased and replaced with the new point.
‘Memory Repeat and A-B Repeat with CDV dises:
“These repeat functions can only be carried out within the video
part or within the audio part, end cannot be caried out betwoen
‘the two pars,
With LDs which have no chepter numbers:
CChepter repeat cannot be carted aut. With such discs, playback
enters One Side repeat mode by pressing REPEAT B,
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- TROUBLESHOOTING |
Incorrect operations are often for trouble and malfunctions. if you think that there is something wrong with this component,
check the points below. Sometimes the trouble may lie in enother component. Inspect the other components and electrical
appliances being used. If the trouble cannot be rectified even after execising the checks listed below, ask your nearest
PIONEER authorized service center or your dealer to carry out repair work.
‘SYMPTOM CAUSE ‘REMEDY
1. Disc table is not ejected when | ® Power cord is not propery plugged into AC wall| Plugin power cord
OPENICLOSE is pressed. socket.
18 Power switch is not turned on © Turn on power switen,
2, Disc table comes out Fe Discs airy (© Clean diss
© The discis not propery saton the cise table. | @ Set the dee propery.
© Moisture has condensed on parts in the payer. | @ Remove cise and let player stand for 1
10 2 hours unlit is dy.
| Discs warped © Try 10 alleviate the warp. (Refer to
Symptom 7, remedy column)
| 8. Remote control does not work. |‘ The CONTROL IN jack on the rear panel is| e Aim the remote control unit at the
connected t0 pioneer projection monitor or AV | ” projection monitor or AV control center
contol canter
‘© Bettorios are weak. | © Replece bareries,
‘© There isan obstacle between the player and the | ® Remove the obstacle or shift the
remote contol unit. remote cortral postion,
'¢ Remote control unit is notin 8 good location for| ® Operate the remote control unt infront |
tranamission, of the player.
4. Operation of the remote control | e Some TV sets have remote contol functions that| ® Move the TV and the player further
lnit causes the TV to operate |" operate improperly in response to the remate | apart, or cover the remote sensor of
improperty contol unit of the player. the TV during diseplaybeck,
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TROUBLESHOOTING
WHEN A LASERVISION DISC IS BEING PLAYED
vertically propel.
‘SYMPTOM ‘CAUSE REMEDY
6. Disc is rotating but there is no | @ The TV setis not tured on. Turn on TV.
picture. ‘© Wrong connections from player 10 TV. Make correct connections.
6. Picture continuously moves | © The TV vertical hold control ie not edusted |e Adjust vorticathold eontol on TV.
7. Particular disc does not | © The playing surface ofthe discis diy
playback properly. The
playback stops in the middle
of the disc program.
© The dscis warped.
Use 2 soft colth and lighty wipe off the dirt
from the surface of the dise. If necessary,
moisten 2 cloth with diluted neuval detergent
10 remove hoavy dit of fingerprints.
LD dises only
Pt the disc into the protective envelope, then
place it ona lat desk top. Subsequenty, place
8 flat board e.g. glass plate on the disc, and
load it with about 4 = 8 kgs (about 10 Ibs). it
is loft inthis state for one day, sometimes the
‘warp wil alleviated.
Heavy books
about #5 Kos
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tr Protective
8 Sound is unnatural or | @ CX system is tuned ON for dise which has
distorted ho DH mark
Press DYAVCX to tum CX system OFF.
9. No sound output during | ® MULTL-SPEED or STILL/STEP playback is
playback, being performed. Sound is output oniy
‘during the normal play mode. The aucto
signals ere not output curing other playback
medes.
Press PLAY or PLAY/PAUSE to set the player
tornormel play mode.
10, During STILL playback, @ part
of the screen image shakes.
Even f the de is a standard play cise, there
‘may be some cases in which a fully stil imege
cannot be obtained, but this does not mean
that the player or the disc is defective.
I.CHAPTER SKIP, CHAPTER | @ Disc in which no chepter numbers are
BSc UAT + Ds eo re net
eres
Press DISP to chock if chapter number is
ispiaves.
12 Certain discs take too long to
seateh fr or do not seaich
19 It takes time to read the recorded code,
‘depending on the dis.
Press CLEAR and picture will appear.
(At this point, slighty diferent scone from
‘that which has been searched for may
peer.)
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‘SYMPTOM
CAUSE
13.Certain discs take too long to
start or do not start.
‘There are errors when the dise cade is
read (There is no damage to the unit)
REMEDY
© Press m and stop the playback. Press
the or mill and star the playback again.
(Popest this operation a few times.)
14, The player takes too long to find
point A during A-B (INTERVAL)
REPEAT operation.
‘Same a item 12 above,
‘© Same. item 12 above.
(The repeat mode is cancelled
16. Picture other than instructed is
searched in TIME NUMBER,
SEARCH mode.
Method of inputting numerals in the TIME NUMBER SEARCH mode differs, depending on
whether time number is recorded on disc
‘shown below:
[eg] 12minute search
in hours end minutes or minutes and seconds, a
Disc in which time number is recorded in hours and minutes
CHPrTM
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PLAY/PAUSE
"minutes"
Disc in which time number is recorded in mi
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minutes"
nutes and seconds
a g PLAVIPAUSE
"seconds"
WHEN PLAYING BACK A COMPACT DISC
‘SYMPTOM
CAUSE
REMEDY
16.Player stops immedietely
after playback is started,
Dise is loaded upside down (CD, CDV,
‘onesided LD cscs
‘The playing surface of the cscs is SPECIFICATIONS
1. General
System LaserVision Disc system and
‘Compact Disc digital audio system
Le80F nnn Semiconductor laser wavelength 780.nm
Power requirements ‘AC 120V, 60 Hz
Power consumption .rucnunnnrenrnnnss 89 W
Weight 7.6 kg (16 lbs 12 02)
Dimensions 420 (W) x 410 (D) x 122 (H) mm
16-9/16 (Wx 16-1/8 (D) x 4-13/16 (H) in
Operating temperature. EEC ~ 435°C
(41°F - 95°F)
Operating humidity. 5% ~ 90%
(There should be no condensation of moisture)
2. Dise
LaserVision Discs
“Maximum playing times
‘12inch standard play disc
«1 hourfboth sides
12inch extended play dise Zhours/both sides
Ginch standard play disc “28 min/ooth sides
14 min/one side
inch extended play disc. 40 min/both sides
20 minfone side
Spindle motor speed
‘Standard play disc z 1,800 rpm,
Extended play disc... 1,800 rpm (inner crcumference)
‘0 600 rpm (outer circumference}
(For a 12:nch disc)
Compact Dises
DISC............ Diameter: S.inch, Srinch, Thickness: 1.2 mm
Rotation direction (pickup side) . Counterclockwise
Liner speed 1.2 1.4m/sec
"Maximum playing time
‘74 min, Bainch discs
20 min. 34nch discs
For stereo playback)
Compact Discs with Video
Dist ron Diameter: 5.inch, Thickness: 1.2 mm
Rotation direction (pickup side) Counterclockwise
Linear speed ‘Audio portion: 1.2 ~ 1.4m/sec
Video portion: 11 ~ 12m/sec
--». Video portion: § min. (CLV)
‘Audio portion: 20 min, (Digital),
‘+Maximum playing time
* Actual playback time differs for each disc.
3. Video characteristics
Format. NTSC specifications
Video output
Level 11 Vprp nominal, syne. negative, terminated
Impedance. mmnaneee?8.02 unbalanced
sack 7 RCA jack
4, Audio characteristics
Output level
During analog audio output 200 mens
(1 kee, 409%)
During digital audio output... 200 mins
(1 kHz, -20 dB)
JACKS oo nonninsnninnnnnnnnnnnnnn BOW BCA Jacks
Number of channels 2 (Stereo)
Digital Audio Characteristics
Frequency response | 4 Hz -20 kHz (40.5 dB} (EIAU)
SSN ratio 100 08 (EIA)
Dynamic range 96 dB (EIA)
Channel separation 96 dB (EIA)
Total harmonic distortion | 0.008% (EIA)
Wow and flutter Limit of measurement
(EIA)
5. Other Terminals
Control input/output
\VHF adapter output
(Video:common to video
‘and audio/Audio)
Both miniature jacks
Both RCA jacks with DC jack
6. Accessories
Remote contro unit (CU-CLD040)
Size "AAA" (IEC RO3) dry cell batteries
Video cord
‘Audio cord .
Operating instructions.
Warranty card
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7. Functions
Standard pay | Extendedpiay| Compact | Compect
Futon Disc ise Dacwin | ise
| can cam video
‘Sinai play ves ves ves ves
BesicFunctions | Povee ves ves Yes ves
Sep ves ves ves ves
Fost foward fxward and overee) ves ves ves ves
Chenier rock tio ves ves ves ves
Seach Dies chapter number search ves ves ves ves
Frame number eee ves No No No
Time number seach No ves vs ves
[Aboolute tmeseerch NO NO No ves
Progam ChepieTiack poorer pay ves Yes vs Yes
Progr correction ves ves vs ves
Repeat betwoon 2 points ves ves ves ves
Memory repeat ves ves vs ves
Chepterack repeat ves ves ves ves
epost Onesie repent ves ves ves ves
Progam repeat ves ves ves ves
Random repeat ves" Yes ves ves
Program ransom repeat ves ves ves ves
Tacky SuSep ves No NO NO
Mut-opeed Forwardtoverse Stevelvafabe)| YES | NO. NO NO
Eapsed tine dapay NO ves ves ves
‘soit time pay ves" No No ves
Time display Remaining rack ee csplay No NO yes ves
Remaining ttl eno capay Ese esr vs ves
Totlnumber of selections, “otal tie display | _—_ YES vest ve ves
Hite acen NO NO yes Yes
omers | oto scan Yes ves ves* No
system ONOFE yess ves NO NO
‘AUTO DIGITAL/ANALOG switch ves" ves NO NO
‘di channel seaction (Sere, 1. 2 ves ves yes ves
*1 Oni aes witn TOC Note:
**2 Valid for analog sound playing a disc with the CO mark
13 Can only be used with discs wit digital sound tracks,
4 Audio part only
"5 Video part only
PLAYER FUNCTIONS
© Display, Visual Calendar Display
© Intro Scan, Hi-Lite Scan, Peak Search, Random Playback,
Program Random Playback and Compu ProgranvAuto
Program Edit
Digital Sound for LaserVision Discs
Last Memory
LaseDise.
PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION
PIONEER ELECTRONICS [USA] INC.
The specifications and design of this product are subject to
change without notice, due to improvement.
is a trademark of Pioneer Electronic Corporation.
4-1, Meguro t-Ghome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153, Japan
2265 East 2201h Steet, Lang Beach, Calforia 90810, US.A
PO. 80x 1720, Long Beach, Calflora 9080, US A
PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF CANADA, INC. 505 Cochrane Dr ve. Nathan
(ONEER ELECTRONIC [EUROPE] NV. Kvetoerlzan | 2120 Bowron, Bela
PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD.
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"7-184 Boundary Abad, Braesie, Viola
Oniaro LBA BES, Canada
um, TEL: 03/750.05 11
195, Australia, TEL: (09) 80-91
Printed in Japan
