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1 TM high fidelity engineering since 1974 I n s t r u c t i o n M a n u a l cd player FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 1 1/31/2008 4:39:34 PM

2 FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 2 1/31/2008 4:39:39 PM

3 PACKAGED CONTENTS a) MCX CD Player b) MCX Remote Control Unit (with batteries) - one unit per MCX system c) Mains Cable d) MCX EXLINK Cable e) CD Clamp Exposure recommends a professional installation of this MCX component or system by an authorised Exposure dealer. CD Player FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 3 1/31/2008 4:39:44 PM

4 ANTENNA For future radio module REMOTE Plug a matching remote receiver into this jack to extend the range of the remote control. REAR panel ANALOGUE OUTPUTS (BALANCED - XLR / UNBALANCED - RCA) Use the balanced XLR connector to connect to the pre amplifier balanced input. The unbalanced output can also be used if the following amplifier does not have a balanced input. DO NOT USE BOTH AT THE SAME TIME. FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 4 1/31/2008 4:39:45 PM

5 IN-EXLINK-OUT (RJ45) For use with EXLINK cable provided to link to other MCX components. Connect the EXLINK OUT on the CD player to the EXLINK IN on the MCX Pre Amplifier, to allow syncronised control of the Power On / Off, Display On / Off and Mode functions of the entire MCX system. USB For audio streaming from PC. MAIN POWER SWITCH Press this MAINS ROCKER SWITCH to switch the unit completely on or off. When the green segment is shown, the unit is in standby mode - the display will show PWR DOWN and then go out leaving just the LED on. INPUT SOCKETS As well as being a CD player, the MCX can also be used as a very high quality DAC with inputs selected by pressing SELECT UP or SELECT DOWN (on the front panel). BNC 1 OPT 1 BNC 2 BNC 2 OPT 2 RCA IN SPDIF - for use with a DVD player, satellite TV receiver or DVB box, etc. AES - Use with matching professional equipment SPDIF OUTPUTS (BNC / OPTICAL / RCA) POWER CABLE SOCKET Connect the mains lead provided to this IEC socket. Insert the mains plug to the power socket on your wall. Please push both of the plugs in properly before switching the power on. CD Player FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 5 1/31/2008 4:39:46 PM

6 POWER Use this button on the front panel to switch the unit from standby to on or off. MODE When connected via the EX- LINK to the MCX Pre Amplifier, the CD input will be directly selected when this is pressed. SELECT UP and SELECT DOWN Use these buttons to select the desired input. MENU Press the MENU button to enter the menu system. Use the SELECT UP / SELECT DOWN buttons to select which entry you would like to change as below: DIG OUT ON / OFF: Press the DISPLAY button to select the desired setting. SEL IN: This selects which input is used after mains power on. Press the DISPLAY button until the desired setting is reached. VER: Displays the current software version. Press MENU again to exit. FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 6 1/31/2008 4:39:47 PM

7 DISPLAY Turns the display on or off (Also used in MENU mode). PLAY / PAUSE Starts the CD playback or pauses playback. STOP Stops the CD. FRONT panel PREVIOUS Selects the Previous track on the CD. NEXT Selects the Next track on the CD. CD Player FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 7 1/31/2008 4:39:47 PM

8 MCX CD PLAYER TOP PANEL (CD LOADING) Loading a CD: Gently slide the lid towards the back of the unit until it stops. Place the CD disc on the turntable. Place the clamp on top of the CD to ensure good alignment. Slide the lid closed again. The CD will now be read. Press PLAY to start playback. FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 8 1/31/2008 4:39:50 PM

9 MCX REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET BUTTONS 1-9 and +10 : direct entry of track numbers into the CD player. For track numbers of 10 or above, press the +10 button first, followed by the desired track number. MUTE : mutes or de-mutes the audio output. PRE SEL - and PRE SEL + : use these buttons to step through the inputs on the MCX Pre Amplifier. CD SEL - and CD SEL + : steps through the inputs on the MCX CD player. VOL - and VOL + : decreases or increases the volume level of the MCX Pre Amplifier. PROG : puts the MCX CD player into program mode to allow playing tracks in a programmed order. RDM : puts the MCX CD player into random play mode. DISPLAY : turns the display of the MCX CD player or MCX Pre Amplifier on or off. PREV and NEXT : selects the previous or next track when playing a CD. RPT : press once to repeat the whole CD or twice to play the same track continuously. << and >> : searches rewind (<<) or forward (>>). TIME : selects the time display on the CD Player to display remaining time of the current track, remaining time of the cd or the current played time of the track. PLAY : plays CD STOP : stops CD playback PAUSE : pauses / resumes playback STANDBY : switches the MCX CD player or MCX Pre Amplifier on or into standby mode. Specifications for the Remote Handset: Batteries : AAA Size : 66 x 34 x 218mm (w x d x h) Weight : 500g (without batteries) * To replace the batteries on the remote handset, please remove the case screws on the top and bottom panels of the unit. You can then slide off the back panel to access the battery compartment. FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 9 1/31/2008 4:39:52 PM

10 SAFETY IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR YOUR MCX SYSTEM TO BE PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED BY YOUR DEALER. Incorrect installation or inappropriate use of the MCX CD Player may result in injury due to electrical shock. Always ensure that the voltage rating on the rear panel of this unit matches that of your local mains supply.* Ensure that the mains cable and plug supplied with this unit is also correct (Contact your dealer immediately if this is not the case). This unit is protected by a mains fuse, which is accessible as part of the IEC socket on the rear panel. Fuse replacement specifications: 220/240V units T2.5A fuse 110/120V units T5A fuse The Exposure MCX CD Player MUST be earthed. Protect this unit against all forms of liquid. Never expose the unit to dripping or splashing, or place objects filled with water, such as vases, on the unit. Unplug the unit from mains when not in use for prolonged periods. Do not open this unit - there are NO user serviceable parts inside. Reduce the amplifier volume control to minimum before turning this unit on or off. Ensure that this unit is switched off when connecting or disconnecting interconnect cables. * Contact Exposure Electronics for advice on moving your equipment to another country or territory. CAUTION For a long and trouble-free life of your Exposure MCX CD Player, please ensure the following: Do not apply labels or stickers to CDs. Do not write on CDs. Do not use abrasive or solvent-based cleaning fluids on the surface of CDs. Do not remove the cover of the CD Player or dismantle the case. Do not operate the CD Player in a damp environment or allow liquids to enter the unit. Do not attempt to bypass the mains fuse or replace the fuse with one of a different specification. Do not use abrasive or solvent-based cleaning fluids on the CD Player's casing. FAILURE TO OBSERVE THESE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTY. FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 10 1/31/2008 4:39:53 PM

11 WARRANTY 1 The Exposure warranty entitles you to FREE repair of this unit for the first three (3) years from the date of purchase. 2 This warranty is valid only if the unit is purchased from an authorised Exposure dealer, registered with the authorised agent in your country of residence and issued with a recognised warranty card. 3 The agent accepts no responsibility for defects arising from accident, misuse, abuse, wear and tear, neglect or through unauthorised adjustment and/or repair or replacement of any components, nor will they accept responsibility for dam age or loss occurring during transit to or from the person making a claim under the warranty. 4 The Exposure warranty covers: Parts and labour costs for three (3) years from the date of purchase. Please retain your original receipt as proof of purchase and purchase date. The guarantee is extended only to the original purchaser and is not transferable. When making claims under this warranty: 1 The equipment should be suitably packed and returned to the dealer from whom it was purchased, or directly to the local distributor, together with proof of purchase or a copy of the dated sales receipt. 2 If necessary the unit should be sent carriage pre-paid by a reputable carrier - NOT by post. 3 No responsibility is accepted for the unit whilst in transit to the dealer or agent, and customers are advised to insure the unit against loss or damage whilst in transit. 4 The warranty card MUST be produced when making claims against this guarantee. 5 Any tampering or alteration made to the warranty card or to the serial number on the equipment will invalidate the warranty. 6 The dealer or the agent shall notify the customer when the repairs have been completed. The customer must claim the goods within fourteen days from the date of notice, failing which; the Company reserves the right to impose storage charges. 7 The Company reserves the right to dispose of the equipment after 90 days from the date of notice in a manner that it sees fit and without compensation to the customer. FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 11 1/31/2008 4:39:53 PM

12 SPECIFICATIONS Analogue outputs : RCA unbalanced, 2V RMS XLR balanced, 4V RMS Frequency response : 20Hz-20KHz, -0.3dB Distortion : less than 0.005%, CD source Signal to noise : Greater than 110dB, CD source Digital inputs- to SPDIF specification : 2 BNC, 0.5V, 75 ohms terminated 1 RCA, 0.5V, 75 ohms terminated 2 optical, 'Toslink' > 48KHz sample rate 1 AES, XLR, 0.2-4V, 110 ohms terminated > 48KHz sample rate 1 USB, 32, 44.1 or 48KHz sampling rates, compliant with USB V1.1 specification Digital outputs : 1 BNC, 0.5V, 75 ohms terminated 1 RCA, 0.5V, 75 ohms terminated 1 Optical, 'Toslink' > 48KHz sample rate USB streaming from a PC - compliant with USB V1.1 specification Communication : External remote control receiver input RJ45 input, 'EXLINK' RJ45 output, 'EXLINK' Power supply input: : Internally adjustable for V, 220V - 240V, 50-60Hz Power consumption : 35W, Maximum, Power on. 18W on standby Size : 490 x 414 x 104mm (W x D x H) Weight : 25kg nett 30kg gross Product disposal instructions The symbol shown here and on the product means that the product is classed as electrical or electronic waste and should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of its working life. The Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive (2002/96/EC) has been put in place to recycle products using the best available recovery and recycling techniques to minimise the impact on the environment, treat any hazardous substances and avoid increasing landfill. When you have no further use for this product, please remove any batteries from the remote control handset and dispose of them and the product as per your local authority s recycling process. For more information please contact your local authorities or the retailer where the product was purchased. TM high fidelity engineering since 1974 Prototype images only. Exposure Electronics Ltd reserves the right to re-design/re-engineer the casing/facades of manufactured units. Exposure Electronics Ltd: The Works 59 North Street, Portslade, East Sussex BN41 1DH, England. Tel: Fax: FA MCX-CD-instruction.indd 12 1/31/2008 4:39:55 PM