HP N31.5 manual Infrared Receiver and Transmitter

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Display messages

You may vary the nature of the information in this part of the display using the display mode button. (See Front Panel.)

4INFRARED RECEIVER AND TRANSMITTER

This part of the display accepts commands from the Nº31.5’s Remote Con- trol. (See Remote Control.) When using the Nº31.5 to teach a learning re- mote special commands, it can also transmit IR signals. (See Using Learning Remote Controls.) Always keep this window clean and unobstructed.

The display also shows a variety of messages about the Nº31.5’s status and opera- tion. Here are some of the messages you’ll see, and what they mean.

CLOSING: The Lid is in motion (closing); appears after the Lid Open/Close button is pressed.

FIRST TRACK: The previous button was pressed while the first track on the CD (or in a program or a random sequence) was playing.

INDEX SEARCH: The Nº31.5 is scanning the CD for indices; appears after index mode is pressed.

INSERT DISC: The Lid is open; appears after the Lid has stopped opening.

LAST TRACK: The next button was pressed while the last track on the CD (or in a program) was playing.

NEW PROGRAM: A new program was recorded in the Nº31.5’s memory; appears after program save is pressed.

NO DAMPER: The Lid is closed and the Disc Damper isn’t installed on the spindle; appears after the Lid has closed.

NO PROGRAM: There’s no program in the Nº31.5’s memory; ap- pears after program review or program clear is pressed.

OPENING: The Lid is in motion (opening); appears after the Lid Open/Close button is pressed.

P01 IS 1st: Indicates a track’s place in a program; appears after program review is pressed.

P02 02 IS 2: Indicates an index’s place in a program; appears after program review is pressed.

PROG CHANGED: Changes to a program were recorded in the Nº31.5’s memory; appears after program save is pressed.

POLARITY PRG: A program including only the polarity invert func- tion was saved; appears after program save is pressed.

PROG DELETED: A previously saved program was erased from the Nº31.5’s memory; appears after program clear is pressed, followed by pressing program save.

PROG CLEARED: The temporary program was erased, or the previ- ously saved program was temporarily overridden; appears after program clear is pressed.

PROGRAM END: There are no more selections in the program be- ing reviewed; appears after program review is pressed.

READING: The Nº31.5 is reading track and time information from the CD; appears after the Lid has closed.

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Contents Operating Manual Page Important Safety Instructions Table of Contents Introduction to Programming Unpacking and Placement Operating Voltage Frequency Quick Start… Warm up/break-in period Special Design Features Industrial Design Convenience Features Communications Links Setup and Installation Repeat this procedure for the other three spikes Connect a Digital Output to Your Processor Placement of Your Transport Insert Batteries in the Remote Control Front Panel See Top Panel Repeat A-B Program Review Top Panel Search Reverse Next CD Transport Assembly To overcome the magnet, you’ll need to give it a firm pull Display Infrared Receiver and Transmitter Semblies Remote ControlNumeric Keypad No30 on No31, for example Miscellaneous Controls Battery Compartment Feet or less Class Laser Product Rear PanelAC Power Cord Socket Digital OUTPUT, Eiaj Optical Basic Operation Page Page Page Introduction to Programming Delete Programming Advanced Programming Page Setting Options Available even without Linking Auto-Standby Madrigal Communications Link Linked amplifiers? you ask Conductor Source Component Link Cable Conductor Amp-Amp Link Cable Using Learning Remote Controls Place the Nº31.5 in ITS Front Panel Teaching Mode Operate Troubleshooting Linked Functions DON’T Work Care and Maintenance Canadian Warranty Obtaining Service Specifications Dimensions Installation Notes Page Madrigal Audio Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved