Applications; Installation And Connection; Replaying A Data Carrier - Monacor M-30CD Mode D'emploi

3 Applications

The CD player module M-30CD is provided for the instal-
lation into a basic unit (e. g. active system, amplifier) and
offers extensive functions, like continuous repeat, ran-
dom replay, programming of an individual title sequence,
purposeful selection of folders (file directories) on MP3-
CDs. It is possible to play audio CDs, audio CDs you
have burnt yourself (audio CD-R), and CDs with titles in
the MP3 format. However, problems may occur when
replaying rewriteable CDs (CD-RW), depending on the
type of CD, the CD burner used, and the burning pro-
gramme. The USB interface allows to replay MP3 files
from a hard disk or a USB memory stick.
The CD player is equipped with an anti-shock
memory which is able to compensate interruptions up to
40 seconds caused by shocks or vibrations when sam-
pling a CD. However, the anti-shock memory will not be
able to compensate continuous interruptions. For
testing, switch off the anti-shock memory with the button
ESP (18) on the remote control (not during MP3 oper-
ation). The display (7) will shortly indicate "ESP OFF". To
switch it on again, press the button ESP once again. The
display will shortly indicate "40 SEC CD".

4 Installation and Connection

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The CD player module must only be installed by qual-
ified personnel!
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The module must be installed into the basic unit in a
horizontal way.
1) Prior to the installation of the module, it is indispen-
sable to disconnect the basic unit from the 230 V
mains.
2) For accommodating the module, at the basic unit a
cutout of 155 mm x 49.5 mm is required.
3) Remove the two securing screws for transport on the
upper side of the module. Seal the screw holes with
the small adhesive plates supplied.
4) Make the electrical connection to the basic unit. The
pin configuration of the 5-pole plug-in connector is
shown in the following figure.
12 V AUDIO
+ – L G R
4) Slide the module through the mounting opening at the
basic unit and fix it via its front panel with four screws.
Pin Core
Operating Voltage
+ red +12 V (0,8 A)
-
black ground
Audio Output
L white left
G black ground
R red right
5 Operation
5.1 Remote control
1) To insert the batteries (2 x 1.5 V, size AAA), press the
arrow of the cover on the rear side of the remote con-
trol and slide the cover downwards. Insert the batte-
ries as indicated in the battery compartment. Close
the compartment again with the cover.
2) When actuating a button, always direct the remote
control towards the sensor REMOTE (8). There must
be no obstacles between the remote control and the
sensor.
3) If the range of the remote control decreases, the bat-
teries are probably exhausted and must be replaced.
Dead batteries do not belong in the house-
hold rubbish; always take them to a special
waste disposal (e. g. collecting container at
your retailer).

5.2 Replaying a data carrier

After applying the 12 V operating voltage, the CD player
is switched on. The display (7) will show "READING
DISC" or "NO DISC" if no CD has been inserted.
1) Slide a CD with the lettering facing upwards so far
into the slot (1) until it is retracted automatically.
2) Additionally or alternatively, the USB port (6) allows to
insert a USB memory stick or to connect a hard disk.
To switch to the USB connection, press the button USB
(10); to change to the CD, press the button CD (11).
3) After reading in the data carrier (CD, USB memory
stick, or hard disk), the display will show the following
information:
– for a CD without MP3 files, e. g.:
TR21 60:22 CD
data carrier
total replay time (min. : sec.)
number of titles
– for a CD with MP3 files, e. g.:
5 149
number of titles
number of folders
– for a hard disk or USB memory stick, e. g.:
8 218Flash
USB connection
number of titles
number of folders
4) Start the replay of the first title with the button PLAY/
PAUSE (4). To select another title see chapter 5.3.
5) While replaying, the replay symbol
upper display line. The lower line shows the number
(TR ...) of the title currently playing and the time
already played of the title (min. : sec.).
GB
is shown in the
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