CDT-300 - DVD Transport

Firmware

The CDT-300 has 2 software updates. The ZIP Archive contains both updates, but they can be installed independently.

• Main Firmware V1.10, 21 Dec 2007
• MPEG Software V0.199.6.2, 9 March 2009

(The ZIP Archive includes both software updates, the Installation Instructions, Release Notes and Downloader utility.)

How to check the current Firmware

• On the front panel or the remote control: press MENU, then from the setup menu select STATUS, then VERSION INFO.

How to install the 2 separate Firmware components

1. The Main Firmware software must be transferred from a local Windows PC to the unit using the Classé Downloader 1.2 utility. The Classé Downloader utility is a small standalone application that can run directly from your computer’s Desktop or Program Files folder without further software installation. It is included in the ZIP download archive.

2. The MPEG Software Update requires creating a recordable data CD-R to update the unit. The software data file (the file name should be FLSH98K.UPD) is included in the ZIP Archive. This file — and only this one file — should be written to a blank CD-R disc to create the update disc. Once the disc has been created follow the update instructions to complete the update.

Voltage

We strongly recommend to have a Voltage Change done by a skilled electro-technician, preferably by someone who has dealt with Classé equipment before.

• The operating Voltage of a Classé CDT or CDP Player is set with a jumper that you will find on the motherboard of the unit.
• The unit has a AC sensing mechanism that must be recalibrated once you change the unit's Operating Voltage.
• Indicate the new Operating Voltage on the back of your unit once you have changed the Operating Voltage, in order not to make an accidental mistake later.
• The following document explains the Voltage Change Procedure: CLASSE_PRO-TST_CDP-XXX (Voltage Change)V1_2.pdf. This document is also valid for the later models, the CDT-300 and the CDP-502.

Fuse

• Fuse change is not necessary when changing the unit's operating voltage;
• The unit has one internal Fuse.  It is located in the corner near the back panel, beneath another PCB Board.  The fuse is not easily accessible, it requires taking out the top PCB Board.

Warranty

Delta I as well as all Legacy units are now out of Warranty. In the unfortunate event that your unit develops a problem we advise you to follow the procedure below:

• Make sure the unit has the latest Firmware (if it requires firmware).  Does it solve the issue?
• Try and find your answer on this website;
• You can submit a question on-line, call your local Classé Dealer or contact a Classé Service Center directly;
• Try and find information on any of the on-line Forums.

Repair

• Should your unit require repair, then you have 2 options (since the unit is Out of Warranty)
  • You can try and find a skilled local repair technician to help you repair the defect. Best is to work with someone who has repaired Classé equipment before (we do not keep a list, you will have to ask around).
  • Contact a Classé Service Center to see if they can help you.
  • Where possible, Classé technicians at one of the 3 global Service Centers will help and accommodate any in-depth technical question a local repair technician may have.