Simaudio Neo 260D CD Transport / DAC - Manual (Page 12)

260 D CD Transport w/ Optional DAC
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Remote Control Operation
The Nēo 260D CD Transport uses the ‘CRM-2’ full-function remote
control (figure 3). It operates on the Philips RC-5 communication
protocol and is can be used with other MOON components.
The ‘CRM-2’ remote uses two AA batteries (included). To install them,
simply slide the back plate off in the direction of the arrow; insert the
batteries in the correct direction and then replace the back plate.
To engage the ‘CRM-2’ remote for use with the 260D CD Player, you
must first press the button labeled CD.
The POWER button located on the upper left will switch the CD Player
to either ‘Stand by’ or ‘On’ mode.
Certain buttons found on this remote control perform identical functions
to their corresponding button located on the 260D’s front panel. Please
refer to page 8 for a more detailed description of the “RANDOM”,
“REPEAT”, “PROG” and “TIME” buttons.
0 thru 9 Direct access track number selection
OPEN/CLOSE Open/Close the Compact Disc drawer
DISPLAY Turns the front panel display on and off
TIME Changes the time display mode on front panel
(refer to TIME button on page 8 for more details)
◄ INPUT ► To switch from listening to the disc loaded in the
player to an external digital source connected to
the player
„ Stop playing the CD’s current track
Pauses the player
X Play the compact disc loaded into the player
Press Once: Go back to the previous track on the disc
Press and hold: Scan backward through current track
Press Once: Skip to the next track on the disc
Press and hold: Scan forward through current track
Figure 3: CRM-2
Remote Control
For Nēo 260D units equipped with the optional 32-
bit DAC, you can sequentially scroll, either backwards or
forwards, through all four (4) available inputs using
the 2
buttons labelled ◄ INPUT ►. For example, to switch
from “D4” to “D1” you may press either ◄ INPUT three
(3) times or INPUT ► one (1) time. Pressing and
holding down either of these buttons results in only
a single change to the selected input.