Studer A727 Mode D'emploi Et Instructions De Service page 53

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1.5.14 Modulation start
Proceed as follows to activate the modulation start
mode via the keyboard:
• Simultaneously hold down the VOLUME - and
+
110) keys.
• Briefly press the LOCATE (51 key and then release the
VOLU~E
keys.
• An "An (Autocue) appears on the display next to the
TRACK indication as a confirmation that the moduLation
start mode is enabled.
The moduLation start mode can be switched off via the
keyboard as follows:
• Simultaneously hold down the VOLUME - and
+
(10) keys.
• Briefly press the STOP
(17)
key and then release the
VOLUME keys.
• The character "A" next to the TRACK indication disap-
pears from the dispLay.
, . 5 . 15
Fader Start
A fader start Logic can be conneGted to pins 11 and lZ
of the remote control socket [341 (fader start activated
by
DC or AC from 5 V to 24 V).
When the CO player is switched on, the activated fader
start input initiates a PLAY command, reproduction starts
from any position, and
the
keyboard of the CO player
is
djsabl~d,
except for:
ELAPSED TRACK TIME [8]
REMAINING TRACK TIME
(9)
ELAPSED DISC TIME [111
REMAINING DISC TIME
(12)
AUTOSTOP ON (13)
AUTOSTOP
OFF [14]
VOLUME
-1+ (10)
Even POWER OFF
Is
no Longer possible, When
the
fader
start input is again deactivated, the CD player switches
to pause and
can
be operated normally via the keyboard.
When activating the play mode via fader stsrt, the ouputs
PHONES (23] and VARIABLE OUTPUT (27) become muted.
They
Gan be switched on again
by
pressing either VOLUME - or
VOLUME
+
1 . 5.16
Varfspeed (external synchronization)
(30/31]
Via
the
BNC sockets CLOCK IN (30) and CLOCK OUT (31J it
is possible to synchronize the A727 • Compact Disc Player
with a second unit or an external synGhronizer.
An external At voltage of
5
vpp,
square wave,
SOX
duty
cycle,
44 . 1 kHz +10X I -30r.
can be applied to the CLOCK
IN socket [30) , At 44.1 kHz the reproduGtlon corresponds
to the nominal speed.
The CLOCK OUT
(31)
socket provides an equivalent master
signal for synchronizing a second unit in "master/slave"
operation.
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