Yamaha CDC-765/665/565 User Manual

This manual provides detailed information on the basic operation, functions, connections, and troubleshooting of the YAMAHA CDC-765/665/565 CD players.


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Brand
Yamaha
Category
MP3 Player
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
26
File format
PDF
File size
415 KB
Published
02 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
93A68E5EE381FF13804DAE6DD0491B97

About this manual

This manual covers safety instructions, key features such as the 5‑disc carousel auto‑changer, connection methods (LINE OUT, DIGITAL AUDIO OUT, remote‑control terminals), and basic operation steps including power on, disc loading, play modes, and programming functions. It also includes detailed information on the remote control transmitter, battery replacement, and handling of compact discs.

Additional sections address troubleshooting, laser diode properties, FCC compliance, and technical specifications. The document provides warnings about laser radiation, electrical safety, and proper handling to avoid damage to the unit or discs.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Features
  • Connections
  • Identification of Components
  • Basic Operation
  • Random‑Sequence Play
  • Program Play
  • Repeat Play
  • Index Search
  • CD Synchronized Recording

Specifications

Laser Diode MaterialGaAlAs
Laser Wavelength780 nm
Laser Outputmax. 44.6 µW

Frequently asked questions

How many discs can the CDC‑765 hold?

The unit has a 5‑disc carousel auto‑changer that can hold up to five discs at a time.

What batteries does the remote control transmitter use?

It uses AA, R6, or UM‑3 batteries, and the polarity must be correct when installing them.

How should the LINE OUT terminals be connected to an amplifier?

Connect the left (L) and right (R) LINE OUT terminals to the corresponding left and right inputs of the amplifier or to the CD/AUX terminals.

What safety warning is given about the laser inside the player?

The manual warns of invisible laser radiation when the unit is open and the interlock fails, and advises to avoid direct exposure to the beam.

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