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Advanced operation

MODE (Display Mode)

Press

on the remote control to cycle through

MoDe

information about a currently playing disc.

Press

once to display the number and elapsed

MoDe

time of the currently playing track. Press again to display

the number and remaining time of the currently playing

track. Press again to turn the scrolling text display on

and press again to return to displaying track number

and elapsed time.

For CDs with text (all SA-CDs are of this type), pressing

while the disc is loaded but not playing toggles

MoDe

between a scrolling text display and displaying the total

number of tracks and the total playing time.

RPT (Repeat)

To repeat the entire disc or a pre-programmed selection

of tracks press

on the remote control.

rpt

To repeat a particular track, select that track and then

press

twice.

rpt

To cancel the repeat function press

a third time.

rpt

Programmed playback

(CD Only)

This function is only available when a CD is loaded

allows up to 100 tracks from an audio disc to be

programmed to play in any order.

In normal playback mode (display does not show the

letter P) select the track you want to add to the program

list using the up and down keys. When the desired track

is shown press the

key to store the track at the end

of the program list. The display briefly shows "Stored".

Select further tracks each time, followed by

to add

the track to the list. The same track can be added to the

list more than one time if required.

To play the programmed tracks press

to enter

setup

Program playback. Press

on the remote to

pLay

start playback.

When in 'Program Playback' mode, the programme can

be reviewed using the

and

keys on the remote.

In 'Program Playback' mode, tracks can be removed

from the program when playback is stopped. Use the

and

keys on the remote to select the unwanted track

and then press

to remove the track. The display

briefly shows 'deleted' . If the last track of the program is

deleted (i.e. the program list is empty) the display shows

briefly ' A ll Deleted' , and the unit returns to 'Normal

Playback' . The programme can be deleted in one step by

stopping playback and then pressing stop again.

AUDIO (Repeat A-B)

This button on the remote control enables you to repeat

any section of music within a track.

While a disc is playing, press the

button at the

auDio

start of the section you wish to repeat. 'Repeat A&' is

shown on the display with the symbol '

' .

A--

Press the button a second time when you reach the end

of the section you wish to repeat. 'Repeat A-B' is shown

on the display with the symbol '

' .

A--B

The selected loop repeats until you press

to terminate. The forward search button (

forward only within the selected loop. Pressing

again cancels the Repeat A-B function and 'Repeat Off'

is displayed in confirmation.

SUBT (Changing layers in an SA-CD)

Hybrid SA-CDs contain a conventional 'CD layer' and

a 4.7GB SA-CD layer – the 'HD layer' . The much less

common Dual-layer SA-CDs contain two 'HD layers'

but are not compatible with legacy CD players.

To switch layers, press

on the remote. 'Layer

subt

Change' is briefly displayed and the disc is reloaded in

the new mode.

E-7

A note on Super Audio CD

SA-CD are discs which share the 12cm format of

audio compact discs but they encode the audio

data in a different way from CD or DVD-Audio

discs. A carefully mastered SA-CD recording allows

an extended dynamic range and can avoid the

amplitude compression or digital clipping that is

present in some full-scale PCM signals.

SA-CD uses Direct Stream Digital (DSD) – a 1-bit

delta-sigma modulation at the very high sampling

rate of 2.8224 MHz. This is 64 times the sampling

rate used in Compact Disc Digital Audio (CDDA),

which specifies 44.1 kHz at a resolution of 16-bit

) moves

in Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) format. Because

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the resolution of SA-CD is 1-bit, the bitrate for each

channel is only 4 times as large.

The three types of SACDs – Hybrid, Single-layer

and Dual-layer – are all playable on Arcam's CD37.

Of course, the CD37 also plays conventional audio

CDs (CDDA) impeccably.

For further information, see:

– this includes an expanding list

www.sa-cd.net

of available material on SACD and a useful FAQ

section.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SA-CD

technical overview, including explanations of

DSD (Direct Stream Digital) and PSP (Pit Signal

Processing).

– a useful