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INTRODUCTION | FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS | ||||
| Congratulations on purchasing a Gemini | ||||
| This state of the art professional CD player is backed by a three year | ||||
| warranty, excluding lasers. One year warranty on CD lasers. Prior to | ||||
| BUFFER MEMORY, each side of the CD player stores 6 seconds of | ||||
| use, we suggest that you carefully read all the instructions. | ||||
| future play to ensure that any harsh movement or bumping of the unit | ||||
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CAUTIONS | will not interrupt play and play will continue smoothly. | ||||
POWER: After making sure that the VOLTAGE SELECTOR switch (30), | |||||
| Do not use this CD Player at temperatures below 41°F/5°C or higher | found on the rear panel, is properly set, plug the unit in and press the | |||
| POWER button (21). The unit will turn on. Pushing the POWER button | ||||
| than 95°F/35°C. | (21) a second time will turn the unit off. | |||
| The apparatus should not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no | DISC TRAY: The DISC TRAY (20) is where the CD is held during loading, | |||
| objects filled with liquids such as vases should be placed on the | ||||
| unloading and playback. Pressing the disc tray OPEN/CLOSE BUTTON | ||||
| apparatus. | ||||
| (27), will open or close the tray. The DISC TRAY (20) holds both 12 cm | ||||
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| Place the unit in a clean and dry location. | and 8 cm CDs. Please note, if the | |||
| Do not place the unit in an unstable location. | will not open. |
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| OPEN/CLOSE BUTTON: Press the OPEN/CLOSE BUTTON (27) to load | ||||
| When disconnecting the power cord from an AC outlet, always grasp it | ||||
| by the plug. Never pull the power cord. | or remove a CD from the DISC TRAY (20). | |||
| To prevent electric shock, do not remove the cover or the bottom | DISPLAY: The DISPLAY (5) shows the track number, pitch value, single- | |||
| screws. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Please refer | auto cue, continue (for continuous play), and 3 different time displays. | |||
| servicing to a qualified technician. | These time displays are time elapsed on the track, time remaining on the | |||
| Do not use chemical solvents to clean the unit. | disc and time remaining on the track. Time is measured in minutes, | |||
| seconds and frames. It also shows the | ||||
| Keep the laser pickup clean by keeping the drawer closed. | ||||
| THE BPM/PITCH BUTTON (37) allows you to select what you would | ||||
| Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. | like displayed, either the PITCH PERCENTAGE or the BPM. | |||
SAFETY CERTIFICATIONS | PLAYBACK DISPLAY: The PLAYBACK DISPLAY (6) displays the time | ||||
remaining to play and flashes slowly when the track has 30 seconds | |||||
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| left. The PLAYBACK DISPLAY (6) flashes quickly when the track has | |||
| Laser Diode Properties | 15 seconds left. |
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| Material: Ga - Al - As | PLAY/PAUSE | : Each press of the PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON (17) causes | ||
| Wavelength: 755 - 815 nm (25° C) | the operation to change from play to pause or from pause back to play. | |||
| Laser Output: Continuous Wave, max. 0.5mW | TRACK SKIP | : The TRACK SKIP BUTTONS (13) let you select the | ||
IMPORTANT NOTE | track to play. |
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SEARCH BUTTONS | : The SEARCH BUTTONS (28) are used to | ||||
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| Since the | move forward or reverse while in play or pause mode. See the CUE | |||
| controls are duplicated on both sides of the CD player. To eliminate | INSTRUCTIONS section for more information. | |||
| confusion and to make the drawings easier to understand, we will only | JOG WHEEL: The JOG WHEEL (9) has various functions. Use the JOG | |||
| number the right side functions and controls. The only controls that are | WHEEL (9) to make fine adjustments in pause mode. Use the JOG | |||
| not duplicated are the ROBO START (1), POWER BUTTON (21) and the | WHEEL (9) to bend the pitch for precise synchronization in play mode, | |||
| VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH (30). | for scratching, | and adjustments to cue and effects parameters. | ||
LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION | STOP : The STOP BUTTON (4) will end the playing of the CD as well as | ||||
clear sampler. |
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| Model | TIME: The TIME BUTTON (2) switches the time display between the three | |||
| available choices listed under DISPLAY. | ||||
| To set the proper voltage follow these steps: | FLY CUE: The FLY CUE (10A) function lets you set cues on the fly with | |||
1. | Place the head of a screw driver in the center of the VOLTAGE | ||||
one press of a button. With the unit in the play mode (play/pause LED | |||||
| SELECTOR SWITCH (30) found on the rear panel. | glows green), press FLY CUE (10A) at the point where you want the | |||
2. | Slide the switch left for 115 volts or push the switch right for 230 volts. | cue point to be (the unit will continue to play). The cue point is now | |||
3. Do not force or twist the switch. Excessive force may cause damage. If | memorized. Press the CUE BUTTON (16) to return to the memorized cue | ||||
point. Push the PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON (17), and the unit will instantly | |||||
| the switch does not move smoothly, contact a qualified technician. | ||||
| play from the spot selected. | ||||
CONNECTIONS | CUE: With the unit in the play mode (play/pause LED glows green), and | ||||
after the cue point has been memorized, pressing the CUE BUTTON | |||||
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| (16) will cause the CD player to enter the pause mode (play/pause LED | |||
1. Using the included cables, plug one end into the REMOTE CONTROL | blinks green) at the memorized cue point (the cue LED glows red). | ||||
| connector (31) on side 2 and the other end into the MAIN UNIT | Holding down the CUE BUTTON changes the cue function to PREVIEW | |||
| connector (32) also on side 2. Do the same for side 1. | (allowing you to hear the music play at whatever tempo you adjusted to | |||
**IMPORTANT NOTE: YOU MUST CONNECT SIDE 1 ON THE REMOTE | by holding the cue button down). Releasing the CUE BUTTON returns | ||||
you to the preset cue point. | |||||
| CONTROL TO SIDE 1 ON THE MAIN UNIT AND SIDE 2 ON THE | ||||
| SEAMLESS LOOP: After a cue point is memorized, pressing the CUE B/ | ||||
| REMOTE CONTROL TO SIDE 2 ON THE MAIN UNIT. IF YOU CROSS | ||||
| THEM (for example the Remote Control on Side 1 to the Main Unit | EXIT BUTTON (11) in play mode, repeats the section between the cue | |||
| on Side 2) THE | point and the point where the CUE B/EXIT BUTTON (11) was pressed. | |||
| Press the CUE B/EXIT BUTTON (11) again or pause play to exit the | ||||
2. | Plug one end of a set of RCA connectors into each of the LINE OUTPUT | ||||
repeating play. |
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| JACKS (33). | ||||
3. Plug the other end of the RCA connectors into any available line level | |||||
CONTINUOUS BUTTON (3) activates the AUTO CUE FUNCTION. The | |||||
| input jacks on your mixer. If you are playing the | AUTO CUE FUNCTION causes the unit to pause at the beginning of | |||
| receiver, you can plug the RCA connectors into the CD or AUX INPUT | music of the following track and allows you to start play immediately | |||
| JACKS on your receiver. If there are no CD or AUX INPUTS, use any | from the start of music without any blank space (which exists at the | |||
| line level (not phono) inputs. |
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