Memorex mp 3130 User manual

Brand: Memorex

Model: mp 3130

Category: Cassette players

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

MP 31 30

Memorex mp 3130 is a portable CD and cassette player, also able to receive AM/FM stereo radio. It can use AC or DC power, providing you with the opportunity to listen to your music wherever you are. It can play your CDs or cassettes and record from the radio to a cassette. The CD player supports playback control (play, pause, skip, search), allowing you to customize your listening experience. The radio features a tuning control and a band switch, so you can change the stations and bands easily.

PORTABLE CD PLAYER

AM./FM STEREO RADIO WITH

CASSETTE RECORDER

MODEL: MP 31 30

BEFORE OPERATION THIS PRODUCT,

PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY

Dear Customer,

Please read this manual thoroughly before operating the unit so that you wit be informed

of all the features and control operations. Also keep these instructions handy for future

reference.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK.

DO NOT EXPOSE THE APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

Explanation of Graphic Symbols:

The lightning flash with arrowhead sym-

bol within an equilateral triangle ,is in-

tended to alert the user to the presence

of uninsulated"dangerous voltage"within

the product's enclosure that may be of

sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk

of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an

equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the

user to the presence of important operat-

ing and maintenance (servicing) instruc-

tions in the literature accompanying the

appliance.

Caution

FOR COMPACT DISC UNIT ONLY

InvisiJIe ~ raclatK:w1 \\tIen open am Olterkx:k

failed or defeated Avoid direct exposure

to ~ seam

15 OVERLOADING

Do '°1 O"'O" W'" 0,11'1' ", """", ,,'do ..Ihi, oa, ...,'m,

riok olf",", "ect'" 'hock

16 OBJECT AND LIQUID ENTRY

N""'p"h 0b"d' of "y k,,' "'° Ih" produdth...,.. open, lhey

m,y loch "'goro" ,o"g' poml' o"h" 0,1 p,"'th'f 00'" "',' m

",'"' -'" ,hock N"", 'p'"", 'p"y "y Iype of I"", 00 lhe prod",

17 OUTOOR ANTENNA GROUNDING

"" ouls'" ""M' " oo'"",fed 10 Ih, O'od'd be ""Ih, ""M'

'y",m" gro"ded '".. '° 0'0"" ,orne 0'°,"""" .,.m'l_go

"'9""'b,'I,p"'b"""9'" Seo'on 810 01 Ihe N.f"",1 E",,'"

Code ANSIINFPA 70 p,o-. "'oomotion W'" _10 pro..,

g~",mg oIlh, m..1 ", "_"9 ",""," g~""'9 01 p'ope'

m wi"I' " "Ie,", """"go prod'd ",,01 P~""" 00""010,,

-"" 01".,,", ""he.,. prod'd 00""""" 10 .'oundi"9

,Ieo'rod" ,", ,""",.."..,Is fO' gro,","'9 ,""'ode

18 SERVICING

Do 001 'llempl 10 ,.- Ih;, """"" '-" opem09 m .emOOo,

""e" m,y e,pooe you 10 ""90'"" ,- m olhe' h",'"' Refe'

,II ~Nicm, 10 q"Ii'ed,.- po_""'

19 REPLACEMENT PARTS

Wheo ,.,I,cemem p'II' ,'e 'eq"'ell be '"~ the "-techo"i,o

"e, ,e"..,.me" pa", 'pec'"'" by the manuI"'"'"' m Ihooe Ih,'

h"e the ,.me ch",cte"""'" the mi"o,' pa" U"'",ho"'e'

,"b,"tu"~m'y","'m"'eel""'c_m_,h",'"'

20 SAFETY CHECK

Upoo ",m"el"o 01 ,oy ,eNicem"pai"lott;,p'""ct "klhe

,.N'e lechoici,o 10 pe"mm ..Iety check, 10 _~me "'" the

p,""" i, m p'ope' ope,,"09 cond"ioo

21 WALL OR CEILING MOUNTING

The p,""ct ,hool' be ~,"edlo' .,,1 o'ceili"9 00'"

,ecommeo'e' "y "e m,o,',ct".,

22 DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE

Uo"" the p'od,ct I,"m the .,11 aul'" 'od ,.Ie, ,.N,i"9 10 q"I"ed

,eNice pe'50onel ,ode' "'e 10llowi"9 "'od"i~

, Wheo lhe powec,"pp, "',' m pi,,;, ',m,Oed

b """i' h', beeo 'pil'" m objocts h", ,,11'0 ""O the p,"""

c "'" "od""l h" beeo "posed 10 "m m ."~

, "he p,od"'" 'oe, 001 ope'," oo~"ty by 10llOWi"9 the ope,.,i"9

.,lruct,OO' A",'looty Ihoo, ",",";'1",1 ". ,o.',ed by '"

0,","'0' .,I'Uct"". "'0 "j"'~" 0 olhe, "",,";, m,y ,.'",

m ,,"... '0' .itl oiteo 'eq"" "I'o~,wo" bye q"""'"

lecho';,o 1O ,..to,. the p'od'" 10"' oom.1 ope""oo

, " the "od'" M' beeo ',"Pped m the "bm.' h., beeo "maQed

, Wheo the p,"""" e,h",", , ","oct ch'"90" pe"o,maooelh;,

,,_I.., oeed 1m ..Nk.

23 HEAT

The p,od'" ,ho",' be ,",,'ed '.'y 1'Om M'" ,au,,", '""','

"",to,, he" 'eo"'e,, ,to,.. O' olh.' p'od~ (iocl""" "'pi""')

IMI p,""co "",

24 NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER

Th;, ,.mmde';' p,""de," p,",i'ed to "II ". CATV 'y"om .,I,it", 'lleolioo

to A"de 820-400/Ih, NEC 'h" p,"",-, 9,ideli...ro."",,'

p,",odi"9 '0' m pa"""", 'peci'., thaI the c,'" ",auod 'Mit be

cooo"'ed to lhe9,",o'i"9 'y,"m 0/ the "'"""9" c"" to the poml

01 "b" em".. p"ct",'

Before using the unit, be sure to read all operating Instructions

carefully Please note that these are general precautions and may not

pertain to your unit For example, this unit may not have the capability

to be connected to an outdoor antenna

1 READ INSTRUCTIDNS

All "'" ..I,ty aod ope,alm, m,lru""" ,hoold be ,"d belo" lhe

p,od'" i, ope'al,d

2 RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS

n ~_be_"""'-"

3 HEED WARNINGS

AJI w,m",,'" "" p"""'-" "'"""""" "'-'-be

_,,010

4 FOllOW INSTRUCTIONS

All ope,a'o, aod '" ,",I,""",, 'ho," be loI"wed

5 CLEANING

U"P'" I'i, p'od,ct lrom lhewoll _lbelo"'~'Oi'9 Do oof '"

I,,"" ",aoo" " a,- ,~""" U" a damp ,"Ih 1",'~"'9

6 ATTACHMENTS

Do 001 '" atta"mem, 001_- by "'" p,"""I',

mao,lad"" a, Ih'y may",.. hau..,

7 WATER AND MOISTURE

Do 001 "" "i, p,od"l o,a, w,I,elo, "am,.. 00" a 'oIhfub

w"hbowlki"hen "ok", ",no., I"" m a -ba- ",ooa,a

,wOm_pooI

8 ACCESSORIES

Do "'" "'" 1m, .."",,1 '" an ,"I"~ ,," ,Iaodlopod.-."

--""""" may 1011"",'9 ",,"", mj~ aod ",,""a da_lo

","_U,"onIy",,'a,," "and lripodb,a'kat",-

~by","ma",lactu",","'dw'hlhe

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"""'"" -by the mao"'ad,'"

SA '0 ~"" and "" oombOooboo 'hou" ba m","

wO" "" a.kk --a", lo,," and ,_an

""""' may'""'" "'" -""and""

_1"0 10 """m

9 VENTILATION

-and -" """"" and m "'" ba'k ",bottom a,.

p'"'idodto._""" aodlo -,. ...abto ope,.I'" 01 lhe p,oduct

andlo, ,,_- T_ope""9'""",oofba",,""

,, --,_",,",be_k.. by "a"'9"'"

""""" '" a bad ""a '"9."' "he, "m"a, """" rru, p,oduct

""'"" "",ba "-.,..,,, a ,ad~I" ",heat '""'" Thi,

""""" """" oof ba io a b,ittm i"I01"""o '"h.. a

-"' '"" "'""""'" _taboo ...~-"""

mao"'act""., "'I""",", ha" booo "

10 POWER SOURCES

Th" P'"""" ,hou" be ope..I" "'. lrom the -01 pow", ,""re

"""led "'... ma"i'9 "boltt YO' a,. 001 01... -01_'

'""'" 10 YO" home"",,' yoo' ap"ia"" dea~,", "'" pow",

"""'"'" F", ..oduct, "'_10 _a.. lrom batt", -,"'

0"" ,"",re, ""'10'" ope..'o, i"",,I"M

11 GROUNDING OR POLARIZATION

Th" p'od'd " OQ"ppod with a polao," a',mati'9-"".m "00 ""'

(a ""' ha,,'9ooo "ado _""'0 "'" -" Th" ""' witt Iii im' lhe

-, _I "'. ",,"way Th"" a ..Iaty loalu,a' yoo a..""",~"

",.,. lhepl" lul. "10 "'0,"-1 '" ",,"i'9 lhe ""' ,... pi"

"""" 'lilt la' 10 Iii ","~you"~_olo'_reyoo'o""at,

"""" Do 001 doloal"' , PU'1'O&e 01... pola,i," pl'g

12 POWER-CORD PROTECTION

Powe""PP. ",.., ,hou" bo ,",I" '" ""I lhey a,. oof Ok'." ba

waO" "'"' ,,- by 'am,p- "PO"" agai""","m "ayiog

pa"""'" att,m'" 10 ",,", at """ "",",,~ore ","plade, Bod Ih,

p"m Who" lhey ", ~""

13 UGHTNING

To proIoctyoo'orod""""" a "_i'9 ,tonn. ",when' i,~,

,--""""""",-""""",'_"'woI

,,-- -"""'"

-"",-,-~" J

14 Neltoy-

Ao O,I"do a_oa 'y- """" oof be """00 io Ih"",,oityol

",,""ad -, "oo'",oIhe"~'", I~hl ",pow','i","'" whe,.'

"olall "Io",h _,Ii"""""",, Wh"'m,talli'9 an """'"

a_oa ""am , "" "'""" be lak'" 10 k..p 10"" l,",h;'9

""" _"00'"""""" ",madw;I""m mi,hl be tatal

LOCATION OF CONTROLS POWER SOURCES Operating the player on AC power Operating the player on batteries When to replace the batteries. LISTENING TO THE RADIO To improve reception LISTENING TO THE CD CD SKIP / SEARCH LISTENING TO A TAPE Cassette Operation.. RECORDING FROM RADIO RECORDING FROM CD LISTENING WITH HEADPHONES (NOT INCLUDED)

GENERAL INFORMATION Care and Maintenance Compact Discs. Cassette Tapes Cleaning the Tape Heads and Tape Path

FRONT

BACK

Operating the player on AC power

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AC 120V 160Hz

Operating the player on batteries

To play your unit on batteries, the AC power cord must be disconnected from the player.

Unplug the AC power cord from the unit and insert eight size C alkaline batteries (not

supplied) in the compartment.

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When to replace the batteries

Replace the old batteries with new ones when the sound becomes unstable or cannot be

heard.

I nsert one end of the supplied power cord into the AC I N Jack located at the rear of the unit,

and the other end into the wall outlet.

1. Set the FUNCTION switch to RADIO.

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Set the BAND switch to AM, or FM ST.

In the FM ST. mode, the FM Stereo indicator will illuminate when a stereo broadcast is

received.

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3. Turn the TUNING control to tune in a radio station.

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Adjust the VOLUME.

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To turn off the Radio

Set the Function switch to TAPE (Off).

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To Improve Reception

Extend the FM Rod antenna 10 improve FM reception.

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The AM antenna is built into the unit. Rotate the unit to improve AM reception.

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1. Set the Function switch to CD.

2. Insert the CD.

Press the ~ I PLAY/PAUSE Button. The CD player will play all the tracks once. The

PLAY/PAUSE indicator will illuminate.

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PlAY~ l

Play/Pause

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4. Adjust the VOLUME.

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~~~

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PRESS...

TO...

.STOP

Stop play

Stop

PLAY/PAUSE

Play/Pau~e

Pause ~ I PLAY/PAUSE

The Play/Pause indicator

will flash

Resume play

after pause

..-

PlAY/PAUSE

~ I PLAY/PAUSE

Press Skip/Search forward""'" or backward ~ to select a particular track.

Press and hold Skip/Search forward"" or backward ~ to quickly advance through

music.

Press

Display

[SJ [5]

Find the beginning

of the current track

~ once

Find the beginning

of previous tracks

[5J ~

repeatedly

[SJ ~

Find the beginning

of the next track

once

Find the beginning

of a succeeding track

[$]

[6J

~ I

repeatedly

[jJ

Go forward quickly

hold down

fJJ

Go backward quickly

I ~

hold down

To turn off the power

Set the Function selector to TAPE (Off).

/~ ~AADIO TAP~

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Use Type 1 (normal) tape only.

1. Set the FUNCTION selector to Tape (OFF).

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2. Insert a prerecorded tape.

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3. Press ~ PLAY to start playing.

The unit will automatically turn off when the end of the tape is reached.

4. Adjust the VOLUME control to the desired listening level.

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TO...

PRESS...

-Ploy -F.PM) ---

./~ STOP/EJECT

~ Play

~ Ploy -"FWD

Fast forward the tape

F.F.

k:::f

Rewind the tape

-4-4 REW

F.FWD --

II PAUSEPause tape

Resume play after pause II PAUSE

-'- -F_-"'-

I~~~,

Remove the cassette

./~ STOP/EJECT

1. Set the FUNCTION switch to RADIO.

2. Set the BAND switch toAM or FM ST.

In the FM ST. mode, the FM Stereo indicator will illuminate when a stereo broadcast is

received. ~

~3.

Turn the TUNING control to tune in a radio station

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Insert a blank tape.

5. Press. REG. bf 1

..PLAY will depress automatically, and recording starts.

6. Press .~ STOP/EJ. to stop recording.

Insert a blank tape.

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4. Press. REG.

...PLAY will depress automatically and recording starts.

5. Press the ~ I PLAY/PAUSE Button.

The CD player will play all the tracks once. The PLAY/PAUSE indicator will illuminate.

Play/Pause

"Ci7+

-0 -.,

PlAY/PAUSE \

6. Press .~ STOP/EJ. to stop recording.

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"" Set the VOL UME to a low level before using headphones. Gradually

adjust the VOLUME to a comfonable listening level.

Please do not play the volume too loudly for extended periods of time.

CAUTION.

This unit is equipped with Automatic Level Control (ALC) circuitry. Adjusting the VOLUME will

not affect the recording level. However these controls will change the sound levels you hear

through the speakers, or headphones.

Care and Maintenance

Handle your compact discs, cassette tapes, and cassette deck carefully, and they will last

a long time.

.Use a soft, clean cloth moistened with plain lukewarm

water to clean the exterior of the unit.

.Never use solvents such as benzene or other strong

chemical cleaners since these could damage the

unit's finish.

.It is important that no liquid reach the inside of the unit

Compact Discs

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.Remove the CD from the case by holding it at the edges

while pressing the center hole lightly.

.Do not touch the shiny surface of the CD, or bend the

CD.

Place the CD into the open tray positioned with label

facing up.

A dirty CD may not play correctly. If a CD becomes dirty,

wipe it with a soft cloth in a straight line from center to

edge.

CAUTION: Do not use any solvent (eg : record sprays,

thinner, benzene, etc.) to clean a CD.

.Put the CD back in its case after use to prevent warping

.Be careful not to scratch the surface of the CD when

placing it back in the case.

.Avoid exposure to direct sun light, temperature ex-

tremes, and moisture.

CASSETTE TAPES

.If the tape is loose in its cassette, take up the slack by

inserting a pencil in one of the reels and rotating

.If the tape is loose it may get stretched, cut, or caught in

the cassette player.

.Do not touch the tape surface.

TAB 'B"~~~~~!~~~ ~ TAB 'A" :

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Adhesive Adhesive

tape tape

To prevent recordings from being erased accidentally,

remove the tab(s) A and B.

To record after the tabs have been broken off, reseal the

A and B with a piece of adhesive tape.

Cleaning the Tape Heads and Tape Path

For continued high performance from your cassette deck, periodically clean the head, pinch

roller, and capstan. We recommend cleaning after every 20-30 hours of operation.

To clean the tape deck, press the STOP/EJECT key to open the deck door. Remove any

tape in the deck. Make sure that the power to the unit is OFF. Moisten a cotton swab with

isopropyl alcohol or a special head cleaning fluid. Carefully rub the face of each head,

pinch roller, and capstan with the moistened cotton swab.

Cotlon Swab

-'" C~tanl1nch

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Erase Head Tape Head

Printed in Hong Kong

SPECIFICATION

POWERSOURCE:

AC:

BATTERIES:

120V -60Hz

8 X C CELLS (LR14 OR EOUIVALENT)

RADIO FREQUENCY COVERAGE

FM:

AM:

88 -108MHz

530-1710kHz

RECORDING SYSTEM

RECORDING SYSTEM:

ERASING SYSTEM:

DC BIAS

MAGNETIC ERASE

GENERAL

SPEAKER

POWER OUTPUT

HEADPHONES:

32 OHMS

1.8 WATT AT 10% T.H.D. PER CHANNEL

3.5MM STEREO JACK PLUG. 8 -32 n

CD PLAYER

PICK UP:

ENCODING:

3-BEAM, SEMICONDUCTOR LASER

1 BIT LINEAR 8 X OVERSAMPLING

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE, PLEASE REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CHART FOR THE SYMPTOM AND

POSSIBLE SOLUTION.

POSSIBLE CAUSES

POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

SYMPTOMS

CD PLAYER

CD PLAYER WILL NOT OPERATE

SET FUNCTION SELECTOR SWITCH TO

CD POSTION.

INSERT CD WITH LABEL

SIDE UP.

WIPE DISC WITH A SOFT CLOTH OR

TRY ANOTHER DISC.

CD SKIP WHILE PLAYING.

FUNCTION SELECTOR SWITCH

NOT SET TO CD POSITION

CD NOT INSTALLED OR

INSTALLED UPSIDE DOWN.

DISC IS DIRTY OR SCRATCHED.

RADIO

STATION NOT PROPERLY TUNED.

BAND/FM MODE SWITCH IS SET

TO FM POSITION OR STATION IS

BROADCASTING IN MONO.

FM TELESCOPIC ANTENNA NOT

EXTENDED OR WEAK STATION.

FM STEREO INDICATOR

DOESN'T LIGHT

NOISE OR SOUND DISTORTED

ON AM OR FM BROADCASTS

RETUNE THE FM STATION.

SET BAND/FM MODE SWITCH TO FM

STEREO POSITION OR TUNE TO A

STEREO BROADCAST STATION.

FM -EXTEND THE TELESCOPIC ,-

ANTENNA.

AM -ROTATE UNIT UNTIL BEST

RECEPTION IS OBTAINED.

NO SOUND

STATION NOT PROPERLY TUNED.

, FUNCTION SELECTOR SWITCH

I NOT SET TO RADIO POSITION.

RETUNE AM OR FM STATION.

SET FUNCTION SELECTOR SWITCH

RADIO POSITION. -.

VOLUME CONTROL IS AT MINIMUM INCREASE VOLUME.

POSITION.

CASSETTE

NO SOUND

FUNCTION SELECTOR SWITCH NOT I SET FUNCTION SELECTOR SWITCH TO

SET TO TAPE POSITION. _J TAPE POSITION.

NO REG RDIN N TAPE.

PLAY BUTTON IS NOT PRESSED

OR THE TAPE MUST BE REWOUND.

DIRTY HEAD, TAPE TOO OLD OR

WORN OUT.

CHECK CASSETTE.

PRESS THE PLAY BUTTON OR rAPE.

CASSETTE DOES NOT PLAY

THE PLAYBACK

SOUND DISTORTION OR SLOW

ERRATIC SPEED. .

CLEAN THE HEAD OR REPLACE

PRE-RECORDED CASSETTE TAPE.

WEAK OR DISTORTED

RECORDING.

CASSETTE TAPE IS POOR QUALITY

OR BATTERIES ARE WEAK.

CHANGE TO ANOTHER CASSETTE TAPE.

CHECK BATTERIES.

GENERAL

NO SOUND

CHECK AC CORD CONNECTIONS OR

REPLACE WEAK OR DEAD BATTERIES.

AC CORD NOT CONNECTED

PROPERLY OR WEAK OR DEAD

BATTERIES.

HEADPHONE PLUGGED INTO

~HONE JACK.

VOLUME CONTROL SET TO

MINIMUM.

REMOVE HEADPHONE PLUG FROM

JACK.

INCREASE THE VOLUME.

Customer Service: 1-800-919-3647

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Category: Cassette players

Type: User manual

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