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Meridian America 588 manual Connecting the compact disc player, Back panel, Audio connections

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Connecting the compact disc player

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Connecting the compact disc player

Back panel

	Balanced		Power
	outputs		Power
	outputs
BALANCED	BALANCED	ON	OFF
RIGHT	LEFT
OUTPUT	OUTPUT

RIGHT
ANALOGUE OUT OPTICAL OUT DIGITAL OUT			RS232		MERIDIAN COMMS

Analogue	Optical	Digital		RS232	Comms
outputs	output	output		connection	Comms
outputs	output	output		connection

Setting up the compact

The compact disc player provides two analogue and two digital outputs to allow you to choose the highest-quality method of connection to your system.

The 588 Compact Disc Player produces an extremely low-noise low-jitter electrical digital output, and this is the recommended method of connection to digital equipment.

Audio connections

The table opposite gives details of the alternative audio outputs.

The digital connections should be made with high quality 75Ω screened cable. Suitable cables are available from Meridian. We do not recommend using audio cables which do not have adequate shielding or the correct impedance, or cables intended for UHF applications, as these do not provide adequate shielding in the 1–30MHz region.

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Meridian America 588 manual Connecting the compact disc player, Back panel, Audio connections, Setting up the compact

Contents

Meridian 588 Compact Disc Player Preface Meridian Compact Disc Player User GuideSales and service in the USA Sales and service in the UKPreface Designed and manufactured in the UK byUsing the compact disc ContentsSetting up the compact Introduction1Troubleshooting Configuring the compactdisc player PrefaceIntroduction IntroductionThe Meridian 500 Series Professional features500 Series communications Introduction502 Analogue controller Sample configurations562 Digital Control Unit IntroductionIntroduction Meridian Digital Music SystemSpecification Specification and accessoriesIntroduction Introduction Available accessoriesUsing the compact disc player Using the compact disc playerUsing the compact disc player Front panelPlay To switch on from standby Switching on and offTo switch to standby Using theTo move to the next track Playing a discTo play starting from a particular track To play the discTo continue after pausing Stopping and pausing playTo stop play To pause playTo cancel the repeat function To cancel A-BrepeatRepeating play To repeat between two positionsTo choose a track to programme Programming a selectionStore Using the compact disc playerTo clear a programme To remove a track from a selectionTo add a track to a selection ClearTo change the display Disc information and scanningScanning a disc To scan through a discTo display the phase setting Changing the absolute phaseTo change the phase setting Phase +Setting up the compact disc player Setting up the compact disc playerRadio interference UnpackingSetting up the compact disc player Positioning the compact disc player Safety warningsTo avoid interference To avoid overheatingSetting up the compact Connecting the compact disc playerBack panel Audio connectionsSetting up the compact disc player Communications connectionsup the compact disc player To connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipmentN.Con AutoConnecting audio Setting up the compact disc player To connect to Meridian DSP loudspeakers588 CD Player M5 leadConfiguring the compact disc player To restore the standard settings Choosing standard settingsConfiguring the compactConfig To configure the compact disc playerSpecifying information about your system S.AConfiguring the compact disc player Troubleshooting TroubleshootingNo lights are displayed when switching on TroubleshootingThere is no sound when playing a disc TroubleshootingThe display shows No disc when attempting to play a disc Troubleshooting Creating MP3 discsCleaning MaintenanceTo clean the case, display panel, and keypad To clean the audio connectionsService Service and guaranteeGuarantee TroubleshootingIndex IndexIndex T U