Sony Ericsson CDP-CX270 Hookups, Getting Started, the CONTROL A1 jack, What cords will I need?

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CD player

Getting Started

When connecting to an amplifier without a video input jack

CD player

When connecting to an amplifier with a video input jack

CD player		Amplifier
LINE	MONITOR OUT	VIDEO
IN OUT		VIDEO IN
L	L
R	R	AUDIO IN

To an AC outlet To LINE OUT

To audio input

: Signal flow

To MONITOR OUT

To video input

TV

To an AC outlet

Amplifier

To an AC outlet

When connecting to an amplifier without a video input jack

CD player		TV
		TV
LINE	MONITOR OUT	INPUT
IN OUT
L	L	VIDEO
R	R
		L
		AUDIO
		R

Amplifier

CD

L

R

• If you have a Sony receiver (amplifier) equipped with

the CONTROL A1 jack

Be sure to connect the player to the VIDEO 2 jacks on the

receiver (amplifier). When making this connection, leave

the COMMAND MODE of the player to CD2 which is set at

the factory.

What cords will I need?

Audio cord (1) (supplied)

White	White
(L)	(L)
Red	Red
(R)	(R)

Video cord (1) (supplied)

Yellow Yellow

Hookups

When connecting the cords, be sure to match the color- coded plugs to the appropriate jacks on the components: Yellow (video) to Yellow, Red (right) to Red and White (left) to White. Be sure to make connections firmly to avoid hum and noise.

If you further connect the player and the receiver

(amplifier) via the CONTROL A1 jacks with the CONTROL

A1 cord (not supplied), you can use the Automatic Function

Selection feature between these components. For details,

refer to the supplementary “CONTROL-A1 Control

System” instructions and the instructions supplied with the

receiver (amplifier).

• If you have a Sony receiver (amplifier) with the

On-Screen Display Control function

You can control the player using the on-screen display and

the remote supplied with the receiver.

For details, see page 22.

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Contents Operating Instructions CDP-CX270 CDP-CX90ES3-856-767-21 1996 by Sony CorporationAbout This Manual WelcomeINFORMATION Owner’s RecordPlaying CDs Getting StartedStoring Information About CDs Custom Files Additional InformationHooking Up the System UnpackingGetting Started Inserting batteries into the remoteSignal flow HookupsGetting Started the CONTROL A1 jackNote on placement Connecting the AC power cordControlling Another CD Player Player Control Getting StartedWhat cords will I need? Getting StartedDISC-93 Inserting CDsArtist Getting StartedSony SONYHITSBand Removing CDsBasic Operations New ArtistPlaying a CD DISC-93When you turn off the player To stop playbackBasic Operations Basic OperationsUsing the Front Panel Display Selecting a disc directly using the remote Using the On-ScreenDisplayLocating a Specific Disc Display information while controlling the playerTo cancel Memo Scan Sorting Out Discs in Three Ways SortWhen you sort by Playing CDsWhen locating a disc by artist name When locating a disc by disc titleSONYHITS SORT/ABC Sony BandLocating a Specific Track or a Point in a Track Specifying the Next Disc to PlayDISC-1O2 To cancel the disc you have specifiedRepeating the current track Repeat Playing RepeatedlyWhen the disc is played in To cancel Repeat PlayCreating Your Own Program Program Play Playing in Random Order Shuffle PlayCreating a program on the player When you selectDISC-2O TRACK DISC-2O* TRACK-3Checking the programmed order Changing the programmed orderWhen checking the programs Playing Alternately G-FadePlayWhen you select Playing CDsUsing a Sony Receiver With Playing Using a Timerthe On-ScreenDisplay Control Function To cancel G-FadePlayWhat You Can Do With the Custom Files Where are Custom Files stored?Labeling Discs Disc Memo You can store this informationLabeling discs with artist names Storing Information About CDs Custom FilesLabeling each track New ArtistStoring Information About CDs Custom Files Labeling discs/tracks using the remote ZSONYHES Grouping Discs Group FileSONYH TS SONYHITS GROUPPlaying discs in a group Group Play Erasing the Group MemoDeleting discs from a group When you select2O 1 SELECT Storing Specific Tracks Delete File2O 1 DELETE Storing Custom File Information Using a KeyboardPutting tracks into the Hit List Storing Your Favorite Tracks Hit ListPlaying tracks in the Hit List You can recover all the tracks you have deletedNotes on CDs PrecautionsAdditional Information On safetySpecifications Troubleshooting“Error” appears in the front panel display Supplied accessoriesConnector SwitchesIndex Index