INSTRUCTION
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NEW INTERIOR
COMPONENT SYSTEM
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- USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN
THOSE SPECIFIED INTHE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MAYRESULTIN HAZARDOUSRADIATIONEXPOSURE.
THE COMPACT DISC PLAYERSHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR REPAIREDBYANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY
QUALIFIEDPERSONNEL
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CONTENTS
PRECAUTIONS
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ARRANGEMENT
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CONNECTIONS
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CONTROLS
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REMOTECONTROL
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ADJUSTINGTHECLOCK
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BEFOREOPERATION
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ADJUSTINGTHE SOUND QUALITY
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CD PIAY
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LISTENINGTOTAPES .....................................................15
LISTENINGTOTHE RADIO
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LISTENINGTORECORDS ORAVSOURCES ................16
BEFORERECORDINGAND DUBBING.......................... 17
RECORDINGCOMPACT DISCS.....................................
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TAPE DUBBING................................................................. 20
RECORDING FROM THE TUNER, PHONO OR AV
INPUT
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TIMER OPERATION.......................................................... 21
MAINTENANCE..................................................................
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REMOTECONTROLOPERATION ..................................
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SPECIFICATIONS...............................................................
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PRECAUTIONS
Ifwater should enter the unit, electrical shock or real- -
functionmayresult.Alwaysuse itina placewherethere
islow humidityand littledust.
~ Do not use where there are extremes of temperature
(below5°C orexceeding 35”C) orwhere directsunlight
may strikeit.
- Because of the CD player’s extremely low noise and
wide dynamic range, there mightbe atendency to turn
the volume on the amplifierunnecessarily high. Doing
so may produce an excessively large output from the
amplifierwhich could damage your speakers.
Sudden changesinthe ambienttemperaturemaycause
condensationtoformonthe opticallensinsidethe unit.
Ifthis happens, takeout the disc, Ieavethe unitwiththe
disctray extended for about 1 hour,and then proceed
to operate.
The system’sspeakers use powerfulmagnets. Do not
placetimepieces, creditcards orother magneticcards,
cassette tapes, video tapes or other magnetic tapes
near the speakers.
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ARRANGEMENT
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CONNECTIONS
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Speakers
Connect the mains lead to an AC wall outlet.
When connecting the speakers, makesurethat (+) and
Note:
(-) Polarties are matched properly.Otherwise,the sound
Do not connect the mains lead to an AC outlet until all
mayappearto be lackinginthe bassrangeand instability.
connectionshave been made.
Connectthe speakerwirewiththe stripetothe redterminal
(+) and the other wireto the blackterminal (-).
The systemisnot disconnectedfromthe mainsunlessitis
Atthe speakers
At the main unit
unplugged fromthe AC outlet.
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‘Flat connection leads
(Black)
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SYSTEM CONNECTOR-1 (Amplifier-- Deck)
SYSTEM CONNECTOR-2 (Amplifier-- Tuner)
(Blue)
(Blue)
SYSTEM CONNECTOR-3 (Amplifier-- CD player)
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To connect,push the middle ofthe plug and insertituntil
itclicks.
Connect so that the white stripe wire comes to the right
side.
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ln areas close to a transmitterthe simde indoor aerial is
Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)
sufficientto receive broadcasts. Extendthe aerialwire as
Connect stereo headphones (8 ohms to 10 kohms, not
straightas possibleand, whilelisteningto the soundfrom
supplied)formonitoringorforprivatelistening.The speak-
the system, secure it in a position which yields minimal
ersare automaticallydisconnectedwhen headphones are
distortionand noise.
connected to this socket.
Infringe areasorwhere reception isdistortedor noisy,an
externalaerial(notsupplied) shouldbeconnected instead
ofthe simple indoor aerial. Consult your dealer.
AM loopaerial
Mountthe loop aerial inthe aerial holderand place itin a
positionwhich yieldsthe best AM (MW/LW) reception, or
attachthe aerial holder to a wall or other surface.Adjust
the angle of the aerialforthe best reception.
Note:
To minimize noise, do not place the aerial close to the
systemor a lV.
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Connections for AV (Audio/Video) equipment
This
unit comes with connection facilitiesfor audio/video
connected. Also,the MONITOR OUT socket can be used
equipment,and they enable aturntable,videodisc player,
to connect a TV for monitoring the images of a video
VCR, BS tuner or digital audio tape (DAT) deck to be
device.
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Analoginputs
Video disc player/BS tuner/VCR
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Analogaudio outputs
Videooutput
Videoinput
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Tuner/(Timer)
CONTROLS
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1. Remote sensor (IR)
2. Ciock switch (CLOCK)
3. Wake-up timerswitch (WAKEUP)
4. Sleep timer switch (SLEEP)
5. ON/OFF timer switch (TiMER)
6. Set switch (S~
7. Ciear switch
(CLEAR)
Ampiifier
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
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Memory switch (MEMORY)
(TUNE/TiME/SOURCE controis)
Down/Up switches (DOWN/UP)
Band seiect switch (BAND)
Dispiay
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Sound on/off switch/indicator(SOUND ON/OFF)
8.
Surround switch/indicator (SURROUND)
9.
Bassxpanderswitch/indicator(BASSXPANDER)
10.
(SOUND STYLE controis)
Programmedswitch (PROGRAMED)
11,
Presetswitch (PRESET)
12,
Powerswitch and indicator (POWER)
13,
Functionswitches and indicators (TAPE/TUNER/CD/
PHONO/AV)
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Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)
Balance controi (BALANCE)
Voiumecontroland indicator (VOLUME)
(GRAPHiC EQUALIZERcontrols)
Down/Up switches (DOWN/UP)
Frequency/Memory switch (FREQ/MEMO)
Display
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CD player
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Edfi switch (ED~
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Computer recording switch/indicator (COMPUTER 7.
RECORDING)
8.
Time edit switch/indicator(TIME EDll)
9.
Fade edit switchfindicator(FADE EDIT)
10.
Display
11.
= Cassette deck
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Memory switch (MEMORY)
Skip/Search switches (SKIP/SEARCH)
Play/Pause switch (PIAY/PAUSE)
Stop/Clear switch (STOP/CLEAR)
Disctray open/close switch (OPEN/CLOSE)
Disctray
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Deck 1 section
1. Forward play switchand indicator(F)
2. Stop switch(¤)
3. Reverse play switch and indicator(4)
4. Cassette holder
5. Fast forward and rewind/AMSS switches ( * w )
6. Eject button (EJECT
Deck2 section
7. Reverse play switch and indicator(<)
8. Stop switch(m)
9. Forward play switchand indicator(›)
10, Cassette holder
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11. Record/Record pause switch/indicator(REC PAUSE)
12. Record mutingswitch (REC MUTE)
13. Fast forward and rewind/AMSS switches ( 44 w )
14. Eject button (EJECT)
Deck 1/2 section
(DUBBING controls)
15. High speed switch/indicator(HIGH)
16. Normal speed switch/indicator (NORMAL)
17. Reverse mode switch (MODE)
18. Dolby noise reduction switch (DOLBYNR)
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REMOTE CONTROL
Controls
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12.
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14.
15.
16.
Powerswitch (POWER)
Sound on/off switch (SOUND ON/OFF)
Volume controls(VOL)
Sound styleswitch (SOUND SME)
Surround switch (SURROUND)
Phono functionswitch (PHONO)
AV functionswitch (AV)
Sleep timer switch (SLEEP)
CD player controls
4: Disctray open/close switch
➤/M: Play/Pause switch
■ :Stop/Clear switch
144H: Skip/Search switches
MEMORY Memory switch
TIME: Time displayswitch
INTRO: Introscanswitch
RANDOM: Random play switch
REPEAT Repeat play switch
CD 10KEY CD 10-key switch
CD player/Tuner controls
0-9, +1 O:Number switchesfor CD player
0- @: Number switchesfor tuner
Tuner functionswitch (TUNER)
Band select switch (BAND)
Scan switch (SCAN)
FM mode switch
(MODE)
Deck 1 controls
<: Reverse play switch
}: Forward play switch
- M: Fastforward and rewind/AMSS switches
■ : Stop switch
Deck 2 controls
■ ✚Stop switch
<: Reverse play switch
h: Forward playswitch
~ w: Fast forward and rewind/AMSS switches
REC MUTE: Record mutingswitch
●/II: Record/Record pause switch
Number swltchea (O-9, +1 Oand~- @ )
Alltheseswitches
areused to select both CDtracks and
preset radiostations.
If the CD 10KEY switch is pressed then the switches
select CD track numbers.
Ifthe TUNER or BAND switchis pressed, the switches
select preset radio stations.
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Inserting batteries
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Remote control range
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Remote
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Note:
Afwaysremove batteries ifthe remote controlis notto be
usedfora monthormore.Batteriesleftinthe unitmayleak
and cause damage.
ADJUSTING THE CLOCK
“0:00’ blinkswhen the mainslead isconnected to the AC
outletfor the firsttime.
Example:To set “7:30”,
1. Pressthe CLOCK switchfor 1 or more seconds.
CLOCK
0:00
The “CLOCK’ and hours displays blink.
If nothingfurther isdone, the time setting mode will
be released after30 seconds.
2. Pressthe UP and DOWN switchesto set the “hours.”
CLOCK
7:00
3. Pressthe MEMORY switch.
CLOCK
7:00
The minutes display blinks.
4. Pressthe UPand DOWN switchesto setthe “minutes.”
CLOCK
7:30
5. Pressthe MEMORY switch.The clock starts.
The time can be set accurately by pressing the
MEMORY switchwhen a time signal is heard.
These operationscan be done, even ifthe powerisoff.
When a powerfailureoccurs,the memorycontentswill
be retained for one-half day, but the clock willblinkat
that time. Reset the time when the display blinks be-
cause ofa powerfailure.Resetthe timerON/OFF times
as well.
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BEFORE OPERATION
Turn down the VOLUME control so that the sound will
not suddenly be delivered at a high level.
Pressthe POWER switch.
To turn offthe power, press itagain. The clock display
and
POWER indicator remain lit.
While the SOUND ON/OFF indicator is lighting, no
sound is obtained from the speakers or headphones.
Turn itoff by pressingthe SOUND ON/OFF switch.
When the power is switched ON:
Tunec
“Frequency display” appears on the display.
Amplifiec
The VOLUME indicator, one of the function indicators
and display light.
CD playec
If the function is “CD”,
“no dISC” appears on the
display. If a disc has been placed on the disc tray, its
total number of tracks and total playtime appear. Wmh
any otherfunction, “Cd OFF” appears.
Adjusting the volume
Turn the VOLUME control or press the “+” or” -” VOL
switchon the remote control.
OR
To mute the sound temporarily
Pressthe SOUND ON/OFF switch,The SOUND ON/OFF
indicatorlights.Pressthe SOUND
ON/OFF switchagainto
restorethe previoussound level.
Adjusting the left/right speaker balance
Use
the BAIANCE controlto adjust the left/rightspeaker
balance. Normally,it is kept at itscentre position.
Selecting the function
The
function is automatically selected when CD play or
tape playback is stafted, or when any of the function
switcheson the tuner have been operated.
- When the function selection is changed, CD play or
tape playback isautomaticallystopped. (exceptduring
tape dubbing.)
- Pressthe PHONO orAV functionswitchforturntableor
compatible audio/video equipment operation.
Surround
sound system
Pressthe SURROUND switch.The SURROUND indicator
lightsand a “Wide” effect iscreated.
- The surround effectcannot be activated whileyou are
listeningto monauralsound.
Base expander system
Press the BASSXPANDER switch to enhance the bass –
sound. The BASSXPANDERindicatorlights.
Spectrum analyzer
Indicates the input level and peak value of each sound
range.
Generalinputleveland peakvalueare indicatedon LEVEL
WHAT TO DO IF ...
Ifthe operationofthe unitordisplayisnot normal,turnoff
the
POWER switch on the main unit and then turn it on
again.
Ifthe powerisnotturned offeven by pressingthe POWER
switch,disconnectthe mainsleadfromtheAC outlet.Then
connect the lead to the AC outlet and resumethe opera-
tion. Inthis case, resetthe clock and memorycontents.
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ADJUSTING THE SOUND QUALITY (SOUND STYLE)
Adjusting the programmed sound style
The graphic equalizer
has been programmed with a flat
response setting, plus setting for fwe dfierent sound
styles,matchingthe followingtypes of music:
POP: Poos. etc.
JAZZ Jazz,
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ROCK Rock music,etc.
CiASSIC: Classical music,etc.
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Selectthe sound style matchingthe musicto be listened
to by pressingthe
PROGRAMED switchon the main unit,
orthe SOUND STYLEswitchon the remote control.
Each timethe switch is pressed, the display changes as
follows:
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Equalizer programming
Up to 6 extrasound styiescan be programmedto suitthe
acoustics of the room or your indwidual musical prefer-
ences.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Pressthe PRESETswitchto seiectthe position(A-F)to
be memorized.
When the switch is pressed, the ciispiaychanges
fromthe spectrumanalyzerto the graphicequaiiier.
“PRESET” appears.
Eachtimetheswitch ispressed,thedispiay changes
as foiiows:
A-B~C-D-E+F
Pressthe FREQ/MEMO switch(forie=than
o.5se@ to
specifya frequency. The biinking indicatorshtis each
time the switchispressed.
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Pressthe UP or DOWN switchto set the desired ievei.
Repeat steps 2-3 to set the other frequency ieveis.
Press the FREQ/MEMO switch continuously untii ~
blinksinthe dispiay. (Memory enabieci.)
Verify each frequency ievei, then press the
FREQ/
MEMO switchcontinuouslyuntil❑ iights.Theseiected
preset positionismemorized.
Repeat steps 1-6 to memorizethe remaining preset
positions.
if the next step is not taken within approximately 5
seconds during steps 1-6, the dispiay returnsto the
spectrum analyzer.
Press the PRES= switch, to listen to each preset
programme setting.
The memory contents wiii be iost if the mains iead is
disconnected or a power faiiure continues for a iong
period oftime.
Manuai equaiizer settings
Spec-Hyafrequency with the FREQ/MEMO
switch,thenset
the desired ieveiwiththe UP or DOWN switch.
Thisoperationisalsopossiblewtiiieusinga prqyamrned
sound style.
This setting is not memorized and does not affectthe
programmed ieveis.
Afterapproximately 5 seconds, the spectrum analyzer
disDlavrear.mesrs.
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CD PLAY
Use compact discs bearing the symbol shown below. In
additionto conventional 12 cm CDs, this system can be
usedto play 8 cm CDs without an adapter.
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DIGITAL AUDIO
1.
2.
3.
Pressthe OPEN/CLOSE switch.
The disc tray slides out and “OPEN” appears on the
display.
“Cd OFF” isdisplayed ifany otherfunctionhas been
selected.
Placethe disc withthe label facing upon the disctray.
For12 cmCD
For8 cm CD
Pressthe OPEN/CLOSE switchagain to closethe disc
tray.
4. Pressthe PLAY/PAUSEswitch.
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“D” appears, and play startsfrom the firsttrack. The
track number, elapsed play time for the current track
and whole number oftracks on the disc are dksplayed.
- Ifthe disc contains 16 or moretracks, ”
➤” appears
on the rightof the”1
5“ indication.
- Playwillalso begin ifthe disc tray isopen.
5. Pressthe STOP/CLEAR switchto end disc play.
The total number of tracks and total play time on the
disc are displayed.
When the lasttrack has been played, the player auto-
maticallystops.
When the OPEN/CLOSE switchispressed duringplay,
playwillstop and the disctray willslide out.
Notes on handlina compact discs
Do notexposetfie discto directsunlight,high humidity
or hightemperatures for extended periods oftime.
Discs should be returnedto their cases after use.
Do not apply paper or write anything on the disc sur-
face.
Handle the disc by its edge. Do not touch the playing
surface (glossy side).
Fingerprintsand dust should be carefullywiped offthe
playingsutface ofthe disc with a soft cloth.
Wipe ina straight motionfromthe centreto the outside
ofthe disc.
Never use chemicals such as record cleaning sprays,
antistaticsprays or fluids, benzine or thinner to clean
mmpact discs.
Temporarily stopping play
Pressthe PIAY/PAUSE switch.” D” blinksonthe display,
To resume play, press the switch again.
Direct track selection
Byusingthe remote control,play can be started immedi-
atelyfromthe desired track.
Whilea discisplaying,itispossibleto switchimmediately
to a particulartrack.
Proceedwiththe operationafterthe CD 10KEYswitchhas
been pressed.
Examples
To startfrom track 3 on the disc, pressthe 3 switch.
To startfromtrack 10, press +1 O,then O.
To startfromtrack 25, press +10 twice, then 5.
Skip
play
To skip to track 6 while track 3 is playing, press the PM
StQP/SEAFiCHswitchrepeatedlyuntil“6’ appearsinTRACK
on the display.
To skip back to track 3 while track 6 is playing, pressthe
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SKIP/SEARCH switch repeatedly until“3’ appears. ‘“
Search (forward/reverse)
If
the ~ or w SKIP/SEARCH switch is pressed during
play,the playerwillsearch at highspeed inthe forwardor
reversedirectionwhilethe switchisbeing pressed.When
the switchis released, normal play willcontinue.
Introscsn
Pressthe INTRO switchon the remote controlto playthe
first 10 seconds of each track. “INTRO” appears on the
display.
- Pressthe INTRO switchagain to returnto normalplay.
- If the INTRO switch is pressed during normal play,
introscanwillstartwiththe nexttrack on the disc.
Random play
Press
the RANDOM switchonthe remotecontrolto begin
randomplay.The playerwillautomaticallyselectand play
trackson the disc at random. “RANDOM” appears onthe -
display.
Ifthe RANDOM switchis pressed during random play,
the playerwillselect the next random track.
Random introscan play
Pressthe INTROswitch,then the RANDOM switch,to play
the first10 seconds of each track at random.
Repeat play
Before or during play, press the REPEAT switch on the
remote control.The player will play all the tracks, all the
programmedtracks, allthe introscanplay tracksorallthe
randomplaytracksrepeatedly.“REPEAT”appeam onthe
dsplay.
To cancel repeat play, press the REPEAT switch again.
“REPEAT’ d-ppt?ars.
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Time display selection
Pressthe TIME switch on the remote control repeatedly
during play. The display changes in the following se-
quence:
Remainingtime forthe currenttrack
Remainingtimeforthe entiredisc(Duringprogrammed
play, remainingtimefor all programmed tracks)
Elapsed time forthe currenttrack
The display returnsto “elapsed time” after 10 seconds.
.
Ifthe track number exceeds 24, the remainingtime for
the currenttrack cannot be displayed.
In the stop mode, the total play time on the disc is
displayed.
PROGRAMMED PLAY (using the remote control)
Upto 24 selectionson a disc can be programmedforplay
inany order.
- To begin the programming procedure, select the CD
functionfirst.
_ The tracks are programmed in the stop mode.
- The same track can be programmed morethan once.
Example:
To prograrnmetracks
5,2,6 and 10
- Proceedwiththe operation after the CD 10KEYswitch
has been pressed.
1. Pressthe MEMORY switch.“PROG.” blinks.
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2. Select track 5 by pressingthe 5 switch.
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4. Selecttrack2 bypressingthe2 switch.“PROG.”blinks.
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7. Pressthe
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When the TIME switch is pressed while “PI” is lit,the
total time ofthe programmed tracks isdisplayed.
ifthe total time exceeds 99 minutes59 seconds, or ifa
track number higher than
24 has been programmed,
“no dlSP” or blank isdisplayed. When the TIME switch
is pressed, “Pr” returns.
The tracks can also be selected usingthe w or w
switch.
When programmingusingthe controlsonthe mainunit,
use the SKIP/SEARCH switchesto assign the tracks.
Anyattemptto programmemorethan 24 selectionswill
resultin“FULL”being displayed and discontinuationof
the programming.
The programme iscleared inthe followingcases:
- Whe;the
■ switch ispressed inthe s;op mode
- When the EDIT switch is pressed inthe stop mode
When the 4 switchispressed
- When the mains lead has been disconnected
Checking the programme
Each time the MEMORY
switch is pressed in the stop
mode,the programmeddetailssequentiallyappear onthe
display.
Changing
a programme
To add a new selectionto a programme:
1. Inthestop mode, pressthe MEMORYswitchrepeatedly
until”- - ----- “ is displayed.
2. Select a track number as explained above.
To change a selection:
1. Pressthe MEMORY switch repeatedly untilthe selec-
tion to be replaced is displayed.
2. Select a track number as explained above.
Note
Programmed details cannot be partially deleted or in-
serted.
Operations during programmed play
- Press the WI ‘or
tracks.
- The O-9 and +10
programmed play.
m switch-to-skip programmed
switches do not function during
mialpf0g~3t2wths have played, the player
stops automatically. The total programmed time ap-
pears.
- The programme contents are retained in memory.
- Ifthe total programmedtime exceeds 99 minutes59
seconds, “no dlSP” appears.
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LISTENING TO TAPES
Deck1 isforplayback only;deck2 isforboth playbackand
recording.
1. Pressthe EJECT button to open the cassette holder.
2. Loadthe cassette(s).
To load, place the tape with its exposed end at the
bottom. After the tape has been loaded, push the
cassette holder back into position.
3. Set the DOLBY NR switchto ON or OFF according to
whetherthe tape has been recordedwiththe DolbyNR
systemor not.
4. Press the b or 4 switch on either deck to begin
playback.The
➤ or 4 indicatorlights.
5. Pressthe
■ switchto stop playback at any time.
Whenthe end ofthe tape has been reached, automatic
stop or reversewillbe activated.
Typea of usable tapes
The type
of tape used is automatically identified by the
system since decks 1 and 2 both employ an auto tape
selectionsystem.The followingtypes oftape can be used
withthis system.
Normal
cro2
Metal
Note:
Metaland Cr02tapes withoutsensing holescannot be
used sincethey cannot be identifiedbythe auto selec-
tor.
- Endlesstapes cannot be used.
Do not use C-120 tapes. They may jam in the mecha-
nism.
Auto reverse
In both decks 1 and 2, tapes can be played back in the
following3 ways usingthe MODE switch.
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For listeningto one side ofthe tape only.
2:
For listeningto both sides ofthe tape insuccession.
If playback has been started from the reverseside,
onlythe reverse side willbe played back.
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For listeningrepeatedly
to both sides of the tape.
Automatic Music Select System (AMSS)
Press the ~ or 44 switch during playback in either
deck 1 or deck 2. The deck willenter the fast forward (or
rewind)modeto skiptothe beginningofthe nextselection
(or the current selection), then return to the play mode.
(Whilethe tape iswinding, the F or< indicatorblinks.)
w switch:
Duringforward playback:
The start ofthe next selection isfound.
During reverseplayback:
The start ofthe selection currentlyplaying isfound.
* switch:
Duringforward playback:
The start ofthe selection currently playing isfound.
During reverseplayback:
The start ofthe next selection isfound.
Note
Unrecorded blanks lasting at least
4 seconds are re-
quired for properAMSS operation.
Ifthe systemisbeing used nearalV, theAMSS maynot
function properly due to the effect of the signalsfrorr
the TV. Ifthisisthe case, eitherswitchoffthe TV, oruse-
the system at the distance fromthe TV.
Fast forward and rewind
1.
Pressthe ■ switchto stop the tape at any time.
2. Press the w or * switch. The F or 4 indicator j
blinks.
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When the tape has been wound to the end (or begin-
ning), the fast forward or rewind function willbe auto- .
maticallyreleased.
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Relay playback (continuous playback on decks 1 and 2)
1. Load the cassettes into both decks 1 and 2.
2. Set the MODE switchto = .
3. Pressthe b or < switchof deck 1 or 2.
Relayplayback willcontinue fromdeck 1 (or2) to deck
2 (or 1) untilthe 9 switchofthe deck playing backthe
tape is pressed.
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Deck 1 forwardside-D Deck 1 reverseside
Deck 2 reverseside+ Deck 2 forward side
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Dolby NR system
Dolby Noise Reduction
circuitryprovidessuperiorrecord-
ing and playback resultsby suppressing tape hissby up
to 10 dB for virtuallynoisefree recordings.
Dolby noise reduction manufactured under licensefrom
Dolby LaboratoriesLicensingCorporation.
“DOLBY”and the double-D symbol M are trademarks
of Dolby LaboratoriesLicensingCorporation.
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LISTENING TO THE RADIO
Memory operation
Thisunitenables 12 stationsFM1, FM2 andAM (eg:6 MW
and 6 LW) bands to be preset inthe memory.
1.
2.
3.
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4.
5.
MW and LW stations will be memorized in the same
memory.
Selectthe
band(FM1, FM2, MW orLW)usingthe BAND
switch.
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CLOCK MW
15:00 531 kHz
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Pressthe UP or DOWN switchto tune ina station.
Press the switch and release it when the frequency
starts to change. The
unit aut~matically stops at the
next
receivable station.
- When
receiving a station with weak signals, press
the switch repeatedly untilthe desired frequency is
displayed. Each time the switch ispressed, the fre-
quency changes in
9 kHz steps for MW, 1 kHz steps
for LWand 0.05 MHz steps for FM.
Pressthe MEMORY switch. “MEMORY’ appears.
CLOOK MW
MEMORY
15:00
594
kHz
Pressone ofthe@ - @ switchesonthe remotecontrol
while “MEMORY’ is lit (approx. 5 seconds).
Mw
Pol
594
kHz
After5 seconds, the clock display returns.
Note:
When the band is selected by the controls on the
main unit, be sure the @ - @ switches on the
remote control are functioning as preset function
switches(instead of CD 10KEY).
- If “MEMORY’ has been disappeared before pro-
ceeding with step 4, press the MEMORY switchto
continue.
Repeat steps 1-4, to add more preset stations.
Clearing the memory
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3.
Sele~ the band. -
Selectthe presetnumberto be cleared bypressingone
ofthe @ - @ switches.The preset number appears.
Press the CLEAR switch while the preset number is
displayed. The preset station will be cleared from the
memoryand”- - - -“
willappear on the frequency dis-
play.
Note:
- Ifa new stationisprogrammed intoa band and preset
number already containing a programmed station,the
previouslyprogrammed stationwill be cleared.
- Ifthe memorycontentsare lostdue to a powerfailureor
other condition, programme the stations again.
Listening
to the radio
1. Select
“TUNER”.
2. Select the band.
(Procedure 1)
3. Select the desired preset number by pressing one of
the @ - @ switches on the remote control.The clock
isreplaced bythe preset numberonthe display.After5
seconds, the clock display returns.
(Procedure2)
3. Pressthe SCAN switchonthe remote control.Each of
the preset stationsisselected for approximately5 sec-
onds. When all of the preset stations in the selected
band have been tuned in,the originalreception mode
returns.
When the desired stationhas been tuned in,pressthe
SCAN switchagain to keepthe receptionlockedatthat
station.
- “STEREO” appears when an FM stereo broadcast is
received.
MODE
switch (on the remote control)
If the signals from an FM stereo station are weak and
reception is poor, press the MODE switch to change to
monauralreception. (“STEREO” is replaced by “MONO”
inthe display.)
LISTENING TO RECORDS OR AV SOURCES
1. Pressthe PHONO orAVfunction switch.
2. Follow the instructionssupplied with the turntable or
audio/video equipment.
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BEFORE RECORDING AND DUBBING
Recording copyright material wfthout permission of the
copyright owners is usually an Infringement. If you wish
to re-record copyright material, permission from the
copyright owner is necessary. SANYO does not ap-
prove of, and cannot be held responsible for, any
unlawful use of this machine.
Use deck 2 for recording.
1. Press the EJECT button and load the cassette for
recording.
2. Set the DOLBY NR switchto ON or OFF as desired.
3. Set the MODE switch position.
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For recording one side only.
2:
For recording both sides in succession.
- If recording has been started from the reverse
side, only the reverseside willbe recorded.
- Ifa tape with one of itstabs already broken out is
used for recording, the tape will not be reversed
automatically,and itwillstop.
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Recordingatthisswitch positionisthesarneasatthe
~ position.
Recording will start in the forward direction under the
following conditions:
- When CD computer recording is used
- When tape dubbing is used
- When recording forthefirsttime after loading a cassette
- When using the timer for unattended recording
Automatic record muting
Undesirable parts of a programme can be omitted while
recording.
Press the REC MUTE switch once while recording. A
4-second unrecorded blank space is created, then the
cassette deck enters the record pause mode.
To resume recording, press the REC PAUSEswitch.
Note:
The recordmutingfunctiondoes notoperateduringCD
computer recordingortape dubbing usingthe HIGH or
NORMAL DUBBINGswitch.
To create an unrecorded blank of any length, hold
down the REC MUTE switchforthe requiredtime.The
deck entersthe recordpause mode
when the switch is
released.
Accidental erasure prevention tabs
(forprotectingvalu-
able recordings)
Accidental erasurecan be prevented by breaking outthe
tabs onthe end ofthe cassettetape (wherethe tape isnot
exposed) usinga screwdriveror similarimplement.
Ifatab isbrokenout inerrorand you wishto re-recordth~
tape, simply block the tab hole using adhesive tape and
the tape can be used for recording again.
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Side A
ForMetel/Cr02 tape
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Breakouttab A for side A.
Break out teb B for side B.
RECORDING COMPACT DISCS
COMPUTER RECORDING
Note
Wtih computer recording, a CD can be’ automatically
recorded on a cassette by pressing one switch.
1. Loadthe CD to be recorded.
2. Load a blank cassette intodeck 2
3. Select “CD’.
4. Pressthe COMPUTER RECORDING switch. The sys-
tem automaticallyperformsthe followingfunctions
Deck2
- The tape rewindsto the beginning.
- Recording statts.
CD playec
- The playersearchesforthefirsttrackto be recorded,
then enters the pause mode.
- CD play starts.
The REC PAUSE, P and COMPUTER RECORDING
indicators light,
“D” and “SIDE A“ appear on the -
dsplay as recording begins.
Recording startsautomaticallyafter8 seconds, so the
recordingwill not be interrupted by the leader tape at
the beginning of sides A and B.
A 5-second blank space is automatically recorded at
the end of each track.
The highest track number which can be ediied is 24.
Track numbers25 and above cannot be ediied (except
with backward skip edit).
To stop computer recording at any time, press the
STOP/CLEARswitchofthe CDplayerorthe
■ switchof
the deck2.The CD playerand deck 2willstop. (Theedit
mode isstilloperational.)
To refease the editing mode, press the STOP/CLEAR
switchof the CD player.
Setthe MODE switchto ~ duringcomputerrecord-
ing.
To recordmaterialfroma dfierent positiononthetape,
continue recording manualty.
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Types of edit recording
‘B. Programme edit recording
The following edit recording operations
can be performed
C. Fade-out edit recording
duringcomputer recording.
D. Backward skip edit recording
A. Time edit recording
Time
edit recording
When the track 6 is not recordable within the specified time, select any
recordable track after track 7.
Unrecorded blank
SIDE A 25 min.
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Auto
reverse
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Omh the track 9.
SIDE B 25 min.
When the track 11 is not recordable within the specified time, select anv
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recordable track after track 12.
Unrecorded blank
le tracks that will fn within a selected time period are
‘%tomatically programmedforrecordingonsidesAand B
of the tape. (The tracks are edited so that the remaining
time on the tape is reduced to a minimum).
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Example:
To reoordonto a 50-minute tape
1. Press the EDIT switch to select the recording tape
length.
- Eachtimethe EDITswitchispressed,thetape length
display changes inthe followingsequence:
C-46- C-54 -DC-60 -o C-74~ C-90
(Released)— C- ---
- To set the desired tape length upto C-99, usethe
0-9 and +10 switches on the remote controlwhile
“C- - -“ isdisplayed.
Toset “C-50”, pressthe+ 10switch
5 times, then press
the Oswitch. “C-50” appears on the display.
- The + or t44 switches on the remote control orthe
main unit can
also be used.
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Pressthe TIME EDIT switch.
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The track numbers and play time for side A are dis-
played. “SIDE A“ blinks.
3.
The track numbers and play time for side B are dis-
played. “SIDE B“ blinks.
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The track numbersandtotalplaytime forbothsidesare
displayed.
Pressthe COMPUTER RECORDING switch.
- The track numbers and play time for side A are
displayed.
- The track numbers and play time for side B are
displayed.
- Recording startsautomaticallyfrom track 1,
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The edit mode remains operational when recording
ends.To cancelthe edit mode, pressthe STOP/CLEAR
switch.
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Programme edit recording
SIDE A 23 min.
Unrecorded blank
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Autoreverse
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Unrecorded blank
The desired selections can be rearranged and recorded
onthe tape withina designated tape length.
Example:
To recordonto a 46-minute tape.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Pressthe EDIT switch until“C46’ appears.
Pressthe MEMORY switch. “PROG.” blinks.
Selectthe track to be recorded by using the 0-9 and
+10 switches on the remote control.
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The remaining time on side A is shown on the time
display.
Pressthe MEMORY switch. “PROG.” remainslit.
SIDE A
PROG.
5
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EDIT
TRACK MIN SEC
5
Repeat steps 3-4 to programme the tracks to be
recorded onto side A.
- If a track exceeding the remainingtime on side A is
selected, itsplaytime blinkson the display.
Fade-out edit recording
6.
7,
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When the MEMORY switch is pressed, “SIDEA’
disappears and “SIDE B“appears.
The remainingtime on side B appears on the time
display.Thisand subsequenttracksare recordedon
side B.
Repeat steps 3-
4 to programme the tracks to be
recorded onto side B.
- If a track exceeding the remainingtime on side B is
programmed, “Err” will appear in the display for
about 4
seconds.
Pressthe COMPUTER RECORDING switch.
- The track numbem and play time for side
A are
displayed.
The track numbers and play time for side B w
displayed.
- Recording starts automatically from
grammed track.
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the first pro-
The track numbers can also be set usingthe m and
K switches.
Fade out (10 see.)
SIDE A 30 min.
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Reoordfromthe beginningof a track.
SIDEB30 min.
Fade out (10 sea.)
The sound isautomaticallyfaded out atthe end ofsidesA
and B, according to the selected tape length. When the
tape reversesfrom side A to B, reoordingcontinuesfrom
the beginning ofthe lasttrack played.
Example
To recordonto a 60-minute tape
1. Pressthe EDIT switch until“C-60” appears.
2. Pressthe FADE EDIT switch.
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Thisshowsthat 5 minutes35 seconds oftrack6willbe
recorded on side A. “SIDE A“ blinks.
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SIDE B
11
7.05 EDIT
TRACK MIN SEC
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This showsthat 7 minutes5 seconds oftrack 11willbe
recorded on side B. “SIDE B“ blinks.
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3. Pressthe COMPUTER RECORDING switch.
- The tracks to be recorded onto side A are shown.
- The tracks to be recorded onto side B are shown.
- Recording startsfromthe beginning oftrack 1.
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SIDE A
1 0.01 EDIT
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