Pioneer BARCODE CLD-V2400 - Manual (Page 4)

Technical Bulletin - 4
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CD Barcode Commands and Structure (cont.)
4, Play Time Segment (cont.)
The barcode software should prompt the user to enter two 5 digit
numbers. The first number indicates the beginning of the segment
CMM, SS. B) and the second number indicates the end of the segment
(MM, SS. B),
Note: Although there are 75 blocks per second on a compact disc, the
CD Barcode format only allows access to the unit 10 block location.
Therefore, time number 12340 indicates the 12 minute. 34 second, 00
to 09 block location, time number 12341 indicates the 12 minute, 34
second, 10 to 19 block location, and so on. This Is done because all
CD players cannot search to the exact block location, therefore, a 10
block range is specified by the last digit.
The CLD-V2600 & CLD V2400, however, can search&play to the exact
block location. Therefore the following performance can be expected
when specifying the block digit in CD barcode time numbers:
play to block location 00
play to block location 10
play to block location 20
play to block location 30
play to block location 40
play to block location 50
play to block location 60
play to block location 70
Once the barcode is printed, scanning it will instruct the player to search
to the first time number and play to the second time number. When it
reaches the second time number the player will pause playback.
The barcode below instructs the player to search to time number
12 minutes 34 seconds, 50 blocks and play to 13 minutes, 45 seconds,
20 blocks.
Execution:
Example:
0 = 00 player will search/
1 = 10 player will search/
2 = 20 player will search/
3 = 30 player will search/
4 = 40 player will search/
5 = 50 player will search/
6 = 60 player will search/
7 = 70 player will search/
Scan this barcode to search to 12 minutes, 34 seconds, 50 blocks and
play to 13 minutes. 45 seconds, 20 blocks.
Audio setting is stereo.
CAUTION: Barcodes, generally, can be photocopied one or two generations and still be
scanned with success. Copies should be made at 100%.
Pioneer New Media Technologies, Inc., Engineering Support
West: 310/952-2111