TANDBERG`” TCP 3015A

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For your safety!
To prevent electrical shock or fire, do no expose
electronic products to rain or moisture and do not
remove covers (ог back). If anything fails, leave
the repairs to a qualified technician.
Pull out the power plug during thunder storms
and when you are away for a long time (e.g.
holidays, etc.).
Contents
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Line voltage — Fuses ..... 2112201 4 4 A a 4 a 8 4 A 4 4 4 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 nd 4 4 a 4e a 4 a a a 4 ee 0 a eau 6 3
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Programming ttt i ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 8
Rapid programming ... i it tt te te ee ee ee ee ee ae ee ee ae 0 8
Track and index (disc With iNdeX) oii ee ee et eee ee 0 9
Remote Control Operation ......11021 0114112 4 4 0 4 4 tt tt ee cette see ee ee 9
Maintenance ... 1120022100 4 A La 4 4 A 4 4 A A 4 4 8 A 4 4 A 4 4 RK KR RK RR RR aadaa ara 10
Operator's trouble shooting guide ......12000 1101114 ee ee eee ese a a» 10
Accessories (extras) ..... 1224121144 4 44 4 4 4 a 4 A 4 4 4 8 4 4 a 0 A 0 4 a 4 a 4 a 4 4 a a 4 a a a 4 a a 4 an 0 11
Technical Data ..... 1102201004 LL A 4 4 A4 4 4 A4 4 4 4 8 4 4 4 a 4 4 RR RR RR KK a en» 11
We congratulate you on your choice of the The TCP 3015A is specially designed for use with
Tandberg Compact Disc Player TCP 3015A, one Tandberg Series 3000 components, but is also
of the most sophisticated CD Players on the fully compatible with any other HiFi-system. We
international marked. trust that your newly acquired CD Player will give
you much pleasure in years to come.
Taking out the transport screws
On the bottom of the TCP 3015A you will locate
two screws fitted in collars which are indicated by
arrows. These screws lock and protect the player
mechanism and the disc tray during transport.
Remove the screws and collars and keep them in
a safe place. If you later on want to transport
your CD Player, we recommend you to lock the
mechanism and disc tray by replacing the collars
and screws to avoid damage.
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Line voltage — Fuses
Check that the voltage selector is set to the correct
position. {For USA and Canada the equipment is
set to 115 V).
230 V, 50 Hz:
When the deck is set to 230 V position, it should
be fitted with a 200 mA fuse. On this setting any
line voltage between 207 V and 253 V can be
used.
115 V, 60 Hz:
In 115 V position the equipment should be fitted
with a 400 mA fuse. On the 115 V setting any
line voltage between 103 V and 127 V can be
used.
Fuses:
230 V, 50 Hz: 200 mA, slow blow, 5 x 20 mm.
115 V, 60 Hz: 400 mA, slow blow, 5 x 20 mm.
Outlet for extra equipment
The socket for extra equipment is only permitted
in the USA.
The socket marked Switched 300 W Max. is
controlled by the Power switch on the equipment,
and is designed for connecting other extra
equipment, with a maximum total consumption
of 300 watt.
— Remove the blind plug with a screwdriver.
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Model no. 30154 CAUTION: — Ensure correct vollage setting!
Made in Norway ATTENTION: Sassurer du voltage!
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Placing the Compact Disc Player
— When placing the CD Player on a shelf always
be sure that sufficient ventilation is available,
minimum 3 ст clearance above the player.
— When stacking an audio system, the CD Player
should under no circumstances be placed
directly above the power amplifier.
— Do not place the CD Player in direct sunlight
or near any heat sources.
NOTE! Do not lay audio or video cassettes near
the CD Player because the magnetic field may
damage the cassettes.
Connections
For best performance use Tandberg Audio’s High
Resolution phono cables for interconnection (in-
and outputs) between the TCP 3015A and the
external equipment.
Outputs
NOTE! Do not ever connect the CD Player to the
PHONO inputs on your receiver/control amplifier.
Connect two phono leads from the sockets
marked Output L and R on the CD Player to the
sockets marked DD input on the receiver/control
amplifier. If the receiver/control amplifier does
not have DD inputs (or they are already in use)
use the AUX or TAPE inputs.
Headphones
— Connect stereo headphones with a %*’ stereo
jack to the socket marked Headphones.
— Adjust the volume in the headphones with the
knob marked Volume.
— The Volume knob only controls the level in
the headphones.
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Mains switch
— Check that the equipment is connected to the
correct line voltage (voltage notice on back).
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— Check that the correct fuse is fitted. ASE
— Plug in the mains lead.
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— Press in the Power switch and two bars { — — ) О Sacco TE
and the TRACK:INDEX will light in the Power
display.
Loading a disc
— To open the disc tray press the Open/Close
button and the tray slides out automatically ——M Open/Close *
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— Take the disc out of the cover and fit the disc
onto the tray with the label side UP!
— To close the tray press the Open/Close button,
or to go directly into play press the Play
button.
NOTE! Do not try to push the tray in by hand.
— The disc will now start rotating and the two
bars will start flashing. After a short time
the display will show the number of tracks on
the disc.
ERROR when loading a disc
— If the ERROR lights for approx. 2 seconds
after the tray is closed, you have placed the
disc upside down.
— The ERROR will also light when there is no
disc or that the disc is dirty, badiy scratched or
otherwise unacceptable.
See Maintenance, page 10.
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Playing
To start playing the disc, press the PLAY button
and the display will show 1 (track 1).
You can go back to the beginning of the track
being played by pressing the Play button.
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Selecting another track
Any time during play you can select another
track by pressing one of the Track — or Track +
buttons.
If you e.g. want to listen to track 7, press the
Track + or the Track — button (or hold the
buttons depressed), one or several times until the
display shows the wanted track number (7). After
a 2-second-delay, play is interrupted and the
CD Player will start searching for the wanted
track and then play it. The display will now show
7.00 (track number).
You can also select another track in stop mode
and then press the Play button.
ERROR during selecting a track
The ERROR will light if you press the Track —
button while you are playing track 1 or pressing
Track + button while playing the last track.
Timed Track Aepeal
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Pause
To interrupt playback, press the Pause button
and the PAUSE LED indicator lights.
To restore playback, press the Pause button once
more, or the Play button.
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Stop
To stop the playback, press the Stop/CM button.
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Search
During play you can locate a particular passage of
a track by pressing the Search buttons.
In search there are three different speeds. By
holding one of the Search buttons depressed, the
following will happen:
1. The first second the laser pick up moves
relatively slowly with cueing.
2. Then the laser pick up moves faster, still with
cueing.
3. After approx. 7 seconds you have maximum
speed and no cueing.
ERROR during search
If you press Search << in the beginning of the
disc, the ERROR lights. The CD player starts
playing the first track.
If you press Search >> when at the end of the
disc, the ERROR lights. The CD player will play
the last seconds of the last track.
Open/Close
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Time/Track
If you want to know the total playing time of the
disc instead of the track numbers, press the
Time/ Track button. The TIME LED lights.
In stop the display shows the total playing time.
in play it shows each track in minutes and
seconds. Between each track, count down of the
pause is shown in seconds (e.g. P:02, P:01).
To restore TRACK:INDEX, press the Time/Track
button once more. Time indication is also
cancelled when the CD player is switched off.
Time/ Track Repeal
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Repeat
Press the Repeat button to repeat the entire disc
or a program. The disc or the program will be
repeated until you cancel the repeat mode.
The mode is cancelled when you press the Repeat
button a second time, and when you press the
Stop/CM or the Open/Close button.
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Programming
Instead of playing the complete disc, you can
program a number of tracks and play those. You
can store a maximum of 20 tracks.
NOTE! You can only store each track once.
Turn on the Power, load a disc into the tray and
close the tray with the Open/Close button.
The display now shows the total number of
tracks.
Use the Track — or Track + button to select the
first track you want to store and press the
Program button while the **:*’ is flashing
(approx. 5 seconds). A “P” appears on the display
showing that this track is stored. Select the next
track by pressing the Track — or Track + button
and then the Program button. Continue in this
manner until you have stored the desired number
of tracks. Any time during programming you can
check the sequence of the tracks by pressing the
Program button a second time.
If you for some reason fail to press the Program
button while the *:* is flashing, you can still
store that track by doing as follows:
Press the Track — or Track + button to move one
track number up or down, go back to the selected
track and the Program button.
Press the Play button to play the program. If you
press the Program button during play, the display
will show which track you are playing and the
remaining tracks of the program.
To go to another programmed track when in play,
use the Track — or Track + button.
When the program is finished, the disc will stop
unless you have pressed the Repeat button to
repeat the program.
After the disc has stopped, the program can be
repeated by pressing the Play button.
Press the Stop/CM button to clear the program.
You will also clear the program when you press
the Open/Close button.
Clearing a track during programming
If you should store a wrong track number during
programming, use the Track — or Track + button
to move one track number up or down and then
go to the track number you want to erase. Press
the Program button to clear the track. A “C”
now appears on the display, meaning that this
track is cleared from the program.
Rapid programming
Press Power button.
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Press Open/Close button.
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Load a disc.
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Press Open/Close button.
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Press Track + or Track —
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Press Program button.”
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Press Play button.
* Repeat No. 5 and 6 to store the
desired number of tracks.
Track and index (disc with index)
Some discs contains indexes. By pressing the
Search + button while in play, the CD Player will
in addition to start searching also count the index
numbers of each track when TRACK:INDEX
is displayed.
Index numbers can be selected in two ways:
in play or in stop.
In play:
Press the Track — or Track + button to select
track number. Then press the Time/Track button
within 5 seconds. Select index number by
pressing Track — or Track + button within the
next 5 seconds. After a short pause the selected
track and index number is played.
In stop:
Proceed as in play. When you have selected track
and index number, press Play.
If you select a too high index number, the
ERROR will light.
Index numbers cannot be programmed.
Track Index
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Remote Control Operation
The buttons on the Remote Control have the
same functions as the buttons on the CD Player.
Make sure that the battery is correctly inserted.
NOTE! For longer periods of absence, we
recommend to remove the battery. An exhausted
battery should be removed immediately.
Point the remote control at the CD player during
operation. Maximum operating range, 10 to 14
meters, is achieved when there is a clear line of
sight between the remote control and the
CD player.
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Remote Control
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Maintenance
Disc
When you remove the disc from the cover,
always pick up the disc by the edge, and put it
back into the cover immediately after use,
cleaning will normally not be necessary.
Should fingerprints, dust or dirt appear, wipe
it off with a soft lint-free cloth (you can breathe
on the disc when cleaning). Wipe the disc in a
straight line from centre to edge.
NOTE! Never use detergent, solvents or cleaning
agents for conventional records as they may
damage the disc.
Never write on the disc label, this can damage the
music tracks.
Mechanism
The CD player mechanism has self-lubricating
bearings and must not be lubricated.
The disc tray should be kept free of dust.
Operator's trouble shooting guide
Trouble:
Possible cause:
No light in the display when switching on.
Power cable not connected, loose wire in the
power plug.
The disc tray does not slide out when pressing
Open/Close button.
The transport screws have not been removed,
see page 3.
Switch the CD player Off — On and then
press the Open/Close once more (the micro-
processor did not receive the command.
The ERROR lights for a few seconds after the
tray is closed.
The disc is placed upside down.
There is no disc in the tray.
The disc is badly scratched, try another disc.
The disc is dirty, clean the disc, see
Maintenance.
Poor sound.
The CD player is connected to the wrong
input on the receiver/control amplifier. Never
use the PHONO input.
The disc is dirty or badly scratched or
improperly loaded. Try reloading, clean the
disc or try another disc.
Programming is not working.
The disc is dirty or badly scratched. Try
another disc.
All 20 memory places are already occupied.
This can be checked by pressing the Program
button which then will display the tracks you
have selected.
Clear the program by pressing the Stop/CM
button and re-start the programming.
Accessories (extras)
19‘“-rack mount kit
Side panels
NOTE!
When fitting extra side panels you must use the
long screws (A) which are supplied.
Take care of the short screws (B) originally used
to hold the side panels because you will need
them if you remove the extra side panels. The
long screws must not be used without the extra
side panels because they will cause damage inside
the unit.
B (16 mm)
Technical Data
Tandberg Compact Power requirements:
Disc Player 3015A
Power consumption:
Safety requirements:
Dimensions:
Frequency range:
Dynamic range:
Signal-to-Noise ratio:
Channel separation:
Total harmonic distortion:
Wow and flutter:
D/A conversion:
Error correction system:
Audio output level:
115/230 \ + 10%, 50/60 Нг
30 W
IEC
Width 17 1/8” (43.5 cm)
Depth 13 %"' (35,0 cm)
Height 3 %* (8.9 cm)
Weight 12.5 Ibs (5.7 kg)
2 — 20,000 Hz, + 0.3 dB
96 dB
100 dB
94 dB (at 1000 Hz)
0.005% (at 1000 Hz)
Quartz crystal precision
16 bit oversampling frequency 176,4 kHz with digital filter and
two 16 bit D/A converters
Cross Interleaved Reed Solomon Code (CIRC)
2 V rms
Optical Readout System Laser: Semi-conductor AlGaAs
Wave length: 800 nm
Signal Format: Sampling frequency: 44.1 kHz
Quantization:
16 bit linear/channel
Specifications are subject to change for further improvement without notice,
Power
TANDBERG CD Player 3015A
Four Times Oversampling
Discrete Ultralinear Analogue
Remote Controlled
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