Aiwa Lcx-133k User manual

COMPACT

DISC

STEREO

SYSTEM

LCX-133

(a

COMPACT

8Z-CLJ-903-11

cK

|

ISG

990112BAS-X7

DIGITAL

AUDIO

Ele)

WARNING

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

CAUTION

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

“CAUTION:TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.”

CAUTION

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than

those

specified

herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radia-

tion

exposure.

This

compact

disc

player

is

classified

as

a

CLASS

1

LASER

product.

The

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

label

is

located

on

the

exterior.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

KLASSE

1

LASER

PRODUKT

LUOKAN

1

LASER

LAITE

KLASS

1

LASER

APPARAT

CAUTION!

Invisible

laser

radiation

when

open

and

interlocks

defeated.

Avoid

exposure

to

beam.

WARNING

This

appliance

is

supplied

with

a

fitted

three

mains

plug.

A3

amp

fuse

is

fitted

in

the

plug.

Should

the

fuse

need

to

be

replaced,

use

a

3

amp

fuse

approved

by

ASTA

or

BSI

to

BS1362.

When

replacing

the

fuse,

you

must

ensure

that

any

removable

fuse

covers

are

correctly

refitted.

If

you

should

lose

the

fuse

cover,

please

contact

your

nearest

AIWA

dealer.

DO

NOT

CUT

OFF

THE

PLUG

FROM

THIS

APPLIANCE.

If

the

plug

fitted

is

not

suitable

for

the

power

points

in

your

home,

or

the

cable

is

too

short

to

reach

a

power

point,

obtain

an

appropriate

safety

approved

extension

lead

or

adaptor.

If

in

any

doubt

please

consult

a

qualified

electrician.

if

the

plug

is

cut

off,

remove

the

fuse

and

dispose

of

the

plug

immediately.

THERE

IS

A

DANGER

OF

SEVERE

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK

IF

THE

CUT

OFF

PLUG

IS

INSERTED

INTO

ANY

13

AMP

SOCKET.

If

anew

plug

is

to

be

fitted

please

ensure

it

contains

a

3

amp

fuse,

otherwise

the

circuit

should

be

protected

by

a

5

amp

fuse

at

the

distribution

board.

:

PREPARATIONS

IMPORTANT

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

:

BLUE

—

NEUTRAL

BROWN

-

LIVE

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

colour

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

foliows:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

BLUE

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

by

the

letter

N

or

coloured

BLACK.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

BROWN

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

by

the

letter

L

or

coloured

RED.

DO

NOT

connect

either

the

BLUE

or

BROWN

wires

in

the

mains

lead

to

the

earth

terminal

(marked

with

the

letter

E

or

by

the

earth

symbol

+

orcoloured

GREEN

or

GREEN/YELLOW)

ofa

three

plug.

PRECAUTIONS

Read

the

Operating

Instructions

carefully

and

completely

before

operating

the

unit.

Be

sure

to

keep

the

Operating

Instructions

for

future

reference.

All

warnings

and

cautions

in

the

Operating

Instructions

and

on

the

unit

should

be

strictly

followed,

as

well

as

the

safety

suggestions

below.

Installation

1

Water

and

moisture

—

Do

not

use

this

unit

near

water,

such

as

near

a

bath,

sink,

swimming

pool,

or

the

like.

2

Heat

—

Do

not

use

this

unit

near

sources

of

heat,

including

heating

vents,

stoves,

or

other

appliances

that

generate

heat.

It

also

should

not

be

placed

in

temperatures

less

than

5°C

or

greater

than

35°C.

3

Mounting

surface

—

Place

the

unit

on

a

flat,

even

surface.

4

Ventilation

—The

unit

should

be

situated

with

adequate

space

around

it

so

that

proper

heat

ventilation

is

assured.

Allow

10cm

clearance

from

the

rear

and

the

top

of

the

unit,

and

5

cm

from

the

each

side.

-

Do

not

place

the

unit

on

a

bed,

rug,

or

similar

surface

that

may

block

the

ventilation

openings.

-

Do

not

install

the

unit

in

a

bookcase,

cabinet,

or

airtight

rack

where

ventilation

may

be

impeded.

5

Objects

and

liquid

entry

—

Take

care

that

objects

or

liquids

do

not

get

inside

the

unit

through

the

ventilation

openings.

6

Carts

and

stands

—

When

placed

or

mounted

on

a

stand

or

cart,

the

unit

should

be

moved

with

care.

Quick

stops,

excessive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

may

cause

the

unit

or

cart

to

overturn

or

fall.

7

Condensation

—

Moisture

may

form

on

the

CD

pickup

lens

when:

-

The

unit

is

moved

from

a

cold

spot

to

a

warm

spot

-

The

heating

system

has

just

been

turned

on

-

The

unit

is

used

in

a

very

humid

room

-

The

unit

is

cooled

by

an

air

conditioner

When

this

unit

has

condensation

inside,

it

may

not

function

normally.

Should

this

occur,

leave

the

unit

for

a

few

hours,

then

try

to

operate

again.

8

Wallor

ceiling

mounting

—

The

unit

should

not

be

mounted

on

a

wall

or

ceiling,

unless

specified

in

the

Operating

Instructions.

Electric

Power

1

Power

sources

—

Connect

this

unit

only

to

power

sources

specified

in

the

Operating

Instructions,

and

as

marked

on

the

unit.

;

2

AC

power

cord

-

When

disconnecting

the

AC

power

cord,

pull

it

out

by

the

AC

power

plug.

Do

not

pull

the

cord

itself.

-

Never

handle

the

AC

power

plug

with

wet

hands,

as

this

could

result

in

fire

or

shock.

-

Power

cords

should

be

firmly

secured

to

avoid

being

severely

bent,

pinched,

or

walked

upon.

Pay

particular

attention

to

the

cord

from

the

unit

to

the

power

socket.

-

Avoid

overloading

AC

power

plugs

and

extension

cords

beyond

their

capacity,

as

this

could

result

in

fire

or

shock.

3

When

not

in

use

—

Unplug

the

AC

power

cord

from

the

AC

socket

if

the

unit

will

not

be

used

for

several

months

or

more.

When

the

cord

is

plugged

in,

a

small

amount

of

current

continues

to

flow

to

the

unit,

even

when

the

power

is

turned

off.

Maintenance

Clean

the

unit

only

as

recommended

in

the

Operating

Instructions.

Damage

Requiring

Service

Have

the

units

serviced

by

a

qualified

service

technician

if:

-

The

AC

power

cord

or

plug

has

been

damaged

-

Foreign

objects

or

liquid

have

got

inside

the

unit

-

The

unit

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

water

-

The

unit

does

not

seem

to

operate

normally

-

The

unit

exhibits

a

marked

change

in

performance

-

The

unit

has

been

dropped,

or

the

cabinet

has

been

damaged

DO

NOT

ATTEMPT

TO

SERVICE

THE

UNIT

YOURSELF.

Welcome

ta

the

pbiwa

Stenea

System

Congratulations

on

your

purchase

of

an

Aiwa

Stereo

System.

To

optimize

the

performance

of

this

system,

please

take

the

time

to

read

through

these

Operating

Instructions

and

become

familiar

with

the

operating

procedures.

Check

your

system

and

accessories

LCX-133

Compact

disc

stereo

system

FM

antenna

F

Remote

control

Operating

Instructions,

etc.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

PREPARATIONS

PRECAUTIONS

CONNECTIONS

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CONNECTIONS

Before

connecting

the

AC

cord

The

rated

voltage

of

your

unit

shown

on

the

rear

panel

is

230

V

AC.

Check

that

the

rated

voltage

matches

your

local

voltage.

IMPORTANT

*

Connect

the

speakers,

antennas,

and

all

optional

equipment

first.

Then

connect

the

AC

cord

in

the

end.

*

There

are

no

differences

between

the

front

speakers.

Both

speakers

can

be

connected

as

L

(Left)

or

R

(Right).

7

Connect

the

speaker

cords

to

the

main

unit.

The

cords

with

the

white

stripes

should

be

connected

to

the

©

terminals

and

the

other

cords

to

the

©

terminals.

1

Right

speaker

cord

2

Connect

the

supplied

antennas.

Connect

the

FM

antenna

to

the

FM

75

Q

terminal

and

the

MW/LW

antenna

to

the

MW/LW

LOOP

terminals.

MW/LW

antenna

FM

antenna:

3

Connect

the

AC

cord

to

an

AC

outlet.

.

Do

not

short-circuit

the

©

and

©

speaker

cord

leads;

otherwise

the

sound

may

become

inaudible.

If

this

happens,

disconnect

the

AC

cord

from

the

AC

outlet

and

re-connect

the

speaker

cord

correctly.

Connect

then

the

AC

cord

and

turn

the

unit

on

again.

2

FM

antenna

1

Left

speaker

3

AC

cord

To

stand

the

MW/LW

antenna

on

a

surface

Fix

the

claw

to

the

slot.

To

position

the

antennas

FM

unipolar

antenna:

Extend

fully

and

position

for

the

best

possible

reception.

This

antenna

is

of

an

instant

type,

so

the

use

of

an

outdoor

antenna

is

recommended.

MW/LW

antenna:

Position

to

find

the

best

direction.

*

Do

not

leave

objects

generating

magnetism

near

the

speakers.

—

¢

Do

not

bring

the

FM

antenna

near

metal

objects

or

curtain

rails.

*Do

not

bring

the

MW/LW

antenna

near

other

optional

equipment,

the

stereo

system

itself,

the

AC

cord

or

speaker

cords,

since

noise

will

be

picked

up.

¢

Do

not

unwind

the

MW/LW

antenna

wire.

CONNECTING

AN

OUTDOOR

ANTENNA

For

better

FM

reception,

use

of

an

outdoor

antenna

is

recommended.

Connect

the

outdoor

antenna

to

the

FM

75

Q

terminal.

|

To

connect

other

optional

equipment

—

page

11.

|

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OPERATION

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PHONES

To

turn

the

unit

on

Press

the

POWER

buiton.

Afier

use

Press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

off

the

power.

The

display

changes

to

the

clock.

Using

the

headphones

Connect

headphones

to

the

PHONES

jack

with

a

stereo

mini

plug

(@

3.5

mm).

No

sound

is

output

from

the

speakers

while

the

headphones

are

plugged

in.

;

REMOTE

CONTROL

Inserting

batteries

into

the

remote

conirol

Detach

the

battery

cover

on

the

rear

of

the

remote

control

and

insert

two

R6

(size

AA)

batteries.

we

R6

(AA)

When

to

replace

the

batteries

The

maximum

operational

distance

between

the

remote

control

and

the

sensor

on

the

main

unit

should

be

approximately

5:

meters.

When

this

distance

decreases,

replace

the

batteries

with

new

ones.

To

use

FUNCTION

button

on

the

remote

control

_

The

FUNCTION

button

is

used

to

choose

the

function

(TAPE,

TUNER,

AUX,

CD)

on

the

main

unit.

,

Each

time

FUNCTION

button

is

pressed,

the

is

selected

cyclically.

*

If

the

unit

is

not

going

to

be

used

for

an

extended

period

of

time,

remove

the

batteries

to

prevent

possible

electrolyte

leakage.

.

¢

The

remote

control

may

not

operate

correctly

when:

-

The

line

of

sight

between

the

remote

control

and

the

remote

sensor

is

exposed

to

intense

light,

such

as

direct

sunlight

-

Other

remote

controls

are

used

nearby

(television,

etc.)

ADJUSTING

THE

SOUND

3-MODE

EQ

GEQ

DISPLAY

VOLUME

—;

ADJUSTING

THE

VOLUME

Press

the

VOLUME

control

Press

A&A

button

(or

AQ

on

the

remote

control)

to

increase

the

volume,

and

W

button

(or

\W

on

the

remote

control)

to

decrease

it.

The

volume

level

is

shown

on

the

display

for

4

seconds.

it

can

be

set

from

0

(minimum)

to

30,

and

then

MAX

(maximum).

The

volume

remains

memorized

even

after

the

power

is

turned

off..

However,

if

the

power

is

turned

off

when

the

volume

is

set

to

more

than

20,

it

is

automatically

set

to

20

the

power

is

turned

on.

To

display

the

current

volume

level

Press

the

DISPLAY

button

twice

on

the

remote

control.

The

volume

level

is

displayed

for

4

seconds.

GRAPHIC

EQUALIZER

Press

one

of

the

3-MODE

GEQ

buttons.

ROCK/POP/JAZZ

ROCK:

POP:

JAZZ:

Powerful

sound

emphasizing

treble

and

bass.

More

presence

in

the

vocals

and

midrange.

Sound

enriched

with

heavy

bass

and

fine

treble.

To

cancel

the

selected

mode

Press

the

selected

button

again.

When

using

the

remote

control

Press

the

EQ

button

repeatedly

until

the

desired

equalization

mode

is

displayed.

The

equalization

mode

changes

to

ROCK,

POP,

JAZZ

or

GEQ

OFF

(no

equalization)

cyclically.

SOUND

ADJUSTMENT

DURING

RECORDING

:

The

output

volume

and

tone

of

the

speakers

or

headphones

may

be

freely

varied

without

affecting

the

level

of

the

recording.

71

Press

the

TUNER/BAND

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

desired

band.

i

—Mw->

|

When

using

the

remote

control,

press

the

BAND

button

repeatedly.

2

Press

the

Ké4

or

PPI

button

to

select

a

station.

Each

time

the

button

is

pressed,

the

frequency

changes.

When

a

station

is

tuned

in

,

“TUNE”

is

displayed

for

a

moment.

During

FM

stereo

reception,

“STEREO?”

is

displayed.

STEREO}

cantitie

To

turn

on

the

unit

and

play

a

tuned

station

when

the

power

is

off

(Direct

Play

Function)

Press

the

TUNER/BAND

button.

The

power

is

turned

on

and

the

tuned

station

is

played.

To

search

for

a

station

quickly

(Auto

Search)

Keep

the

I<

or

PPI

button

pressed

until

the

tuner

starts

searching

for

a

station.

After

tuning

in

to

a

station,

the

search

stops.

To

stop

the

Auto

Search

manually,

press

the

I<

or

>>I

button.

¢

The

Auto

Search

may

not

stop

at

stations

with

very

weak

signals.

When

an

FM

stereo

broadcast

contains

noise

Press

the

MODE

button

on

the

remote

control.

“MONO”

appears

on

the

display.

Noise

is

reduced,

although

reception

is

monaural.

To

restore

stereo

reception,

repeat

the

above.

To

change

the

MW

tuning

interval

The

default

setting

of

the

MW

tuning

interval

is

9

kHz/siep.

If

you

use

this

unit

in

an

area

where

the

frequency

allocation

system

is

10

kHz/step,

change

the

tuning

interval.

Press

the

POWER

button

while

pressing

the

TUNER/BAND

button.

To

reset

the

interval,

repeat

this

procedure.

ee

=

When

the

MW

tuning

interval

is

changed,

all

preset

stations

(see

“PRESETTING

STATIONS’)

are

cleared.

The

preset

stations

have

to

be

set

again.

0-9,4+10

BAND

The

unit

can

store

a

total

of

32

preset

stations.

When

a

station

is

stored,

a

preset

number

is

assigned

to

the

station.

Use

the

preset

number

to

tune

in

to

a

preset

station

directly.

1

Press

the

TUNER/BAND

button

to

select

a

band.

Then,

press

the

K¢<

or

PI

button

to

select

a

station.

2

Press

the

SET

button

to

store

the

station.

A

station

is

assigned

a

preset

number,

beginning

from

1

in

consecutive

order

for

each

band.

Frequency

Preset

number

3

Repeat

steps

1

and

2.

Each

band

can

only

store

a

maximum

of

16

preset

stations.

To

listen

to

preset

stations

Use

the

remote

control

to

select

the

preset

number

directly.

1

Press

the

BAND

button

to

select

a

band.

2

Press

the

numbered

buttons

to

select

a

preset

number.

Example:

To

select

preset

number

15,

press

the

+10

and

5

buttons.

To

select

preset

number

10,

press

the

+10

and

0

buttons.

When

operating

on

the

main

unit,

press

the

Mf

button

repeatedly.

Each

time

the

button

is

pressed,

the

number

is

selected.

To

clear

a

preset

station

Select

the

preset

number

of

the

station

to

be

cleared.

Then,

press

the

SET

button,

and

press

the

P/E

button

within

4

seconds

while

the

frequency

flashes.

The

preset

numbers

of

all

other

stations

in

the

band

with

higher

numbers

are

also

decreased

by

one.

To

scan

preset

stations

Press

the

“1”

button

on

the

remote

control

until

“P-SCAN”

is

displayed.

The

preset

stations

are

received

in

ascending

order

for

5

seconds

each.

To

stop

scanning,

press

one

of

the

VOLUME

buttons.

The

preset

number

flashes

during

reception.

Use

only

type

I

(normal)

tapes.

7

Press

the

Mi/4

button

to

open

the

cassette

holder

and

insert

a

tape

with

the

exposed

side

down.

Push

the

cassette

holder

to

close

it.

RCS

a

~<a

m/A

2

Press

the

®

button.

TAPE

function

is

selected

and

play

begins.

Only

the

side

facing

out

from

the

unit

can

be

played

back.

To

stop

play,

press

the

Mi/

button.

To

pause

play,

press

the

Ill

button.

To

resume

play,

press

again.

To

fast

forward

or

rewind,

press

the

<4<¢

or

>

button

in

stop

mode.

Then

press

the

I/&

button

to

stop

the

tape.

,

To

start

play

when

the

power

is

off

(Direct

Play

Function)

Press

the

®

button.

The

power

is

turned

on

and

the

inserted

tape

begins

to

play.

About

cassette

tapes

¢

120-minute

or

longer

tapes

are

extremely

thin

and

easily

deformed

or

damaged.

They

are

not

recommended.

¢

Take

up

any

slack

in

the

tape

with

a

pencil

or

similiar

tool

before

use.

Slack

tape

may

break

or

jam

in

the

mechanism.

~

CD

PLAYING

A

CD

OPEN

Q

144,

>>I

MODE

°

fo

oO]

0-9,+10

0

°

=

S|

REPEAT

>/il

oC

SS=7-

or

LOADING

A

DISC

Press

the

OPEN

mark

to

open

the

disc

compartment.

Load

a

disc

with

the

label

side

up

and

close

the

disc

compartment.

PLAYING

A

DISC

Load

a

disc.

Press

the

>/II

button

on

main

unit

or

the

button

on

remote

control.

Piay

begins

with

the

first

track.

Elapsed

playing

time

Number

of

track

being

played

To

stop

play,

press

the

Ii

button.

To

pause

play,

press

the

P/E

button

on

main

unit

or

the

Hl

button

on

remote.

control.

To

resume

play,

press

again.

To

search

for

a

particular

point

during

playback,

keep

the

4

or

PPI

button

pressed

and

release

the

button

at

the

desired

point.

To

skip

to

the

beginning

of

a

track

during

playback,

press

the

I<

or

PPI

button

repeatedly.

Display

in

stop

mode

Music

calender

(only

the

first

16

tracks

are

displayed)

Total

playing

time

Total

number

of

tracks

To

start

play

when

the

power

is

off

(Direct

Play

Function)

Press

the

/II

button.

The

power

is

turned

on

and

play

of

the

loaded

disc

begins.

If

other

than

CD

play

is

selected

with

the

power

on,

pressing

the

P/EE

button

once

will

change

the

function

to

CD

and

play

starts.

To

select

a

track

with

the

remote

control

Press

the

numbered

buttons

and

the

+10

button

to

select

a

track.

Example:

To

select

the

25th

track,

press

the

+10,

+10

and

5

buttons.

To

select

the

10th

track,

press

the

+10 and

0

buttons.

The

selected

track

starts

to

play

and

play

continues

to

the

end

of

that

disc.

¢

Do

not

use

irregular

shape

CDs

(example:

heart-shaped,

octagonal

ones).

It

may

result

in

malfunction.

¢Do

not

place

more

than

one

compact

disc

in

the

disc

compartment.

Do

not

try

to

open

the

disc

compartment

during

play.

RANDOM

PLAY

All

the

tracks

on

the

disc

can

be

played

randomly.

Press

the

MODE

button

on

the

remote

control

once

in

stop

mode

to

display

“RAN”.

Press

the

>/EI

button

to

start

play.

To

cancel

random

play,

press

the

MODE

button

repeatedly

in

stop

mode

until

“RAN”

disappears.

[NOTE

*

It

is

not

possible

to

skip

to

the

previously

played

track

with

the

I<

button.

The

unit

returns

to

the

beginning

of

the

current

track

only.

*

When

you

select

a

track

with

the

numbered

buttons

on

the

remote

control

during

the

random

play

mode,

the

selected

track

starts

to

play

and

the

random

play

mode

is

cancelled.

*¢

During

RANDOM

play,

“REPEAT

1”

play

cannot

be

performed.

REPEAT

PLAY

One

track,

all

the

tracks

or

programmed

tracks

can

be

played

repeatedly.

Press

the

REPEAT

button

on

the

remote

conirol

to

display

“REPEAT

1”

or

“REPEAT

ALL”.

To

repeat

the

current

track

only,

press

to

display

“REPEAT

1”.

To

repeat

all

the

tracks,

press

to

display

"REPEAT

ALL".

To

cancel

repeat

play,

press

the

REPEAT

button

to

turn

off

“REPEAT”.

To

repeat

the

desired

tracks

only,

program

the

tracks

and

press

the

REPEAT

button

to

display

“REPEAT

ALL’.

i

‘Ee

¢

RANDOM

play

can

be

performed

during

“REPEAT

ALL”

mode.

¢

lf

RANDOM

mode

is

activated

during

“REPEAT

1”

mode,

the

“REPEAT

1”

mode

will

be

cancelled

and

“REPEAT

ALL”

mode

is

selected

instead.

PROGRAMMED

PLAY

Up

to

30

tracks

can

be

programmed

from

the

inserted

disc.

Use

the

remote

control.

1

Press

the

MODE

button

twice

in

stop

mode

so

that

“M”

flashes

on

the

display.

™

2

Press

the

numbered

buitons

and

+10

button

to

|

program

track.

Example:

;

To

select

the

12th

track,

press

the

+10

and

2

buttons.

To

select

the

20th

track,

press

the

+10,

+10

and

0

buttons.

Program

number

Selected

track

Auber

Total

playing

time

of

the

selected

tracks

Total

number

of

selected

tracks

3

Repeat

step

2

to

program

other

tracks.

4

Press

the

>

buiton

to

start

play.

To

check

the

program

Each

time

the

>I

button

is

pressed

in

stop

mode,

a

track

number

and

program

number

will

be

displayed.

.

To

clear

the

program

Press

the

Il

button

or

the

MODE

button

(on

remote

control)

in

stop

mode.

To

add

tracks

to

the

program

Before

playing,

repeat

step

2.

The

track

will

be

programmed

after

the

last

track.

To

change

the

programmed

tracks

Clear

the

program

and

repeat

all

the

steps.

—

¢

During

programmed

play,

the

following

operations

cannot

be

performed.

—

Random

piay

—

One-track

repeat

(REPEAT

1)

¢

lf

the

programmed

time

is

more

than

99:59

minutes,

or

the

disc

track

number

31

or

above

is

programmed,

the

display

shows

-

-:-

-

as

the

total

playing

time.

RECORDING

This

section

explains

how

to

record

from

the

tuner,

CD

player

or

other

external

equipment.

AUX

8)

II

Preparation

¢

Wind

up

the

tape

to

the

point

recording

starts.

¢

Note

that

recording

is

done

on

only

one

side

of

the

tape.

¢

Use

only

type

I

(normal)

tapes.

7

Insert

the

tape

to

be

recorded

on

into

the

deck.

Insert

the

tape

with

the

side

to

be

recorded

on

facing

out

from

the

unit

and

the

exposed

side

down.

2

Get

the

source

ready

for

recording.

To

record

from

a

CD,

load

the

disc

and

press

the

P/Il

button.

To

record

from

a

radio

broadcast,

press

the

TUNER/BAND

button

and

tune

in

to

a

station.

To

record

from

a

connected

source,

press

the

AUX

button

and

prepare

the

source

for

play.

3

Press

the

@

button

to

start

recording.

The

>

button

is

pressed

simultaneously.

When

the

selected

function

is

CD,

playback

and

recording

start

simultaneously.

When

the

selected

function

is

AUX,

start

playback

manually.

To

stop

recording,

press

the

M/&

button.

To

pause

recording,

press

the

Il

button.

To

resume

recording,

press

again.

When

the

tape

reaches

its

end,

the

tape

stops

and

the

@

button

is

released.

During

CD

recording,

CD

play

pauses

automatically.

Change

the

tape

and

press

the

@

button,

then

CD

play

will

automatically

resume.

To

record

the

selected

tracks

of

the

CD

Program

the

tracks

(see

“PROGRAMMED

PLAY”)

and

press

the

@

button.

if

squealing

or

beating

sounds

occur

when

recording

an

MW

or

LW

broadcast,

press

the

MODE

button

on

the

remote

control

to

display

“BEAT

ON”

or

“BEAT

OFF”,

so as

to

eliminate

the

noise.

COPYRIGHT

Please

check

the

laws

on

copyright

relating

to

recordings

from

discs,

radio

or

external

tape

for

the

country

in

which

the

machine

is

being

used.

9

DISPLAY

When

the

AC

cord

is

connected

for

the

first

time,

the

time

on

the

display

flashes.

Set

the

time

as

follows

while

the

power

is

off.

1

Press

the

SET

button.

The

hour

flashes.

2

Press

the

K¢<

or

>>I

button

to

designate

the

hour.

3

Press

the

SET

button

to

set

the

hour.

The

hour

stops

flashing

and

the

minute

starts

flashing.

4

Press

the

K¢<

or

PI

button

to

designate

the

minute.

5

Press

the

SET

button

to

set

the

minute

and

complete

setting.

The

minute

stops

flashing

on

the

display

and

the

clock

starts

from

00

seconds.

To

correct

the

current

time

Press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

the

unit

off

and

press

the

SET

button.

Then,

carry

out

steps

1

to

5

above.

To

display

the

current

time

Press

the

DISPLAY

button

on

the

remote

control

once.

The

time

is

displayed

for

4

seconds.

To

switch

to

the

24-hour

standard

Using

the

remote

conirol

while

the

power

is

on,

press

the

DISPLAY

button

once

so

that

the

clock

is

displayed

and

then

press

the

REPEAT

button

within

4

seconds.

Repeat

the

same

procedure

to

restore

the

12-hour

standard.

If

the

clock

display

flashes

while

the

power

is

off

This

is

caused

by

a

power

interruption.

The

current

time

needs

to

be

reset.

If

power

is

interrupted

for

more

than

approximately

24

hours,

all

settings

stored

in

memory

after

purchase

need

to

be

reset.

TUNER/

BAND

2,3

5

>/il

The

unit

can

be

turned

on

at

a

specified

time

with

the

built-in

timer.

~

Preparation

Make

sure

the

clock

is

set

correctly.

1

Press

the

TIMER/SLEEP

button

once

to

display

©,

and

press

the

SET

button

within

4

seconds.

©

is

displayed,

and

the

hour

flashes.

INOTE

If

you

do

not

press

the

SET

button

within

4

seconds,

another

operation

may

start.

2

Designate

the

hour

of

the

timer-on

time

by

pressing

the

¢<

or

>>I

button,

and

press

the

SET

button.

Repeat

to

designate

the

minute

of

the

timer-on

time.

3

Select

the

duration

for

the

timer-activated

period

with

the

I<or

>>I

button

and

press

the

SET

button.

The

duration

for

the

timer-activated

period

can

be

set

between

5

and

240

minutes

in

5-minute

steps.

4

Prepare

the

source.

To

listen

to

a

CD,

load

the

disc

and

press

the

}>/II

bution.

To

listen

to

the

radio,

press

the

TUNER/BAND

button

and

tune

in

to

a

station.

5

Press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

the

unit

off

after

adjusting

the

volume.

©

remains

on

the

display

after

the

power

is

turned

off

(timer

standby

mode).

When

the

timer-on

time

is

reached,

the

unit

turns

on

and

begins

play

with

the

selected

source.

*

You

cannot

set

the

volume

level

to

21

or

higher.

To

check

the

specified

time

Press

the

TIMER/SLEEP

button

once.

The

timer-on

time

flashes

for

4:seconds.

However,

the

duration

for

the

timer-activated

period

will

not

be

displayed.

To

cancel

timer

standby

mode

temporarily

Press

the

TIMER/SLEEP

button

twice

to

turn

off

©.

Using

the

unit

while

the

timer

is

set

You

can

use

the

unit

normally

after

setting

the

timer.

Before

turning

off

the

power,

repeat

step

4

to

prepare

the

source,

and

adjust

the

volume.

¢

Timer

playback

will

not

begin

unless

the

power

is

turned

off.

*

Connected

equipment

cannot

be

turned

on

and

off

by

the

built-

in

timer

of

this

unit.

Use

an

external

timer.

10

SETTING

THE

SLEEP

TIMER

The

unit

can

be

turned

off

automatically

at

a

specified

time.

1

Press

and

hold

the

TIMER/SLEEP

button

uniil

“SLEEP”

appears

on

the

display.

2

Within

4

seconds,

press

the

Ké4

or

>>I

button

to

specify

the

time

until

the

power

is

turned

off.

Each

time

the

button

is

pressed,

the

time

changes

between

5

and 240

minutes

in

5-minute

steps.

Specified

time

To

check

the

time

remaining

until

the

power

is

turned

off

Press

and

hold

the

TIMER/SLEEP

button

until

the

remaining

time

is

shown.

It

will

be

displayed

for

4

seconds.

To

cancel

the

sleep

timer

Press

and

hold

the

TIMER/SLEEP

buiton

until

the

remaining

time

is

displayed,

then

press

and

hold

the

TIMER/SLEEP

button

again

within

2

seconds

so

that

“SLEEP”

on

the

display

disappears.

If

the

unit

is

turned

off

during

tape

playback,

the

B>

button

is

kept

pressed.

Press

the

I/4&

button

to

release

the

PB

button.

11

OTHER

CONNECTIONS

CONNECTING

OPTIONAL

EQUIPMENT

CONNECTING

TO

AUX

JACKS

Sound

signals

can

be

input

to

this unit

through

the

AUX

jacks.

Use

a

cable

with

RCA

phono

plugs

to

connect

equipment

(turntables,

LD

players

with

analog

output

jacks,

DAT

decks,

MD

players,

VCRs,

TVs,

etc.).

Connect

the

red

plug

to

the

R

jack,

and

the

white

plug

to

the

L

jack.

Refer

to

the

operating

instructions

of

the

connected

equipment

for

details.

¢

The

connecting

cords

are

not

supplied.

Obtain

the

necessary

connecting

cords.

¢

Consult

your

local

Aiwa

dealer

for

recommended

equipment.

When

connecting

a

turntable

Use

an

Aiwa

turnable

equipped

with

a

built-in

equalizer

amplifier.

LISTENING

TO

EXTERNAL

SOURCES

To

play

equipment

connected

to

the

AUX

jacks,

press

the

AUX

button

and

start

play.

“AUX”

appears

on

the

display.

CARE

AND

MAINTENANCE

Occasional

care

and

maintenance

of

the

unit

and

the

software

are

needed

to

optimize

the

performance

of

your

unit.

To

clean

the

cabinet

Use

a

soft

and

dry

cloth.

lf

the

surfaces

are

extremely

dirty,

use

a

soft

cloth

lightly

moistened

with mild

detergent

solution.

Do

not

use

strong

solvents,

such

as

alcohol,

benzine

or

thinner

as

these

could

-

damage

the

finish

of

the

unit.

To

clean

the

heads

and

tape

paths

After

every

10

hours

of

use,

clean

the

heads

and

tape

paths

with

a

head

cleaning

cassette

or

cotton

swab

moistened

with

cleaning

fluid

or

denatured

alcohol.

(These

cleaning

kits

are

commercially

available.)

When

cleaning

with

a

cotton

swab,

wipe

the

recording/playback

head,

erasure

head,

capstan,

and

pinchroller.

Cotton

swab

Erasure

head

Recording/

Playback

head

Capstan

After

cleaning

the

heads

and

tape

paths

with

a

head

cleaning

cassette

or

a

moistened

swab,

wait

until

the

cleaned

parts

are

completely

dry

before

inserting

the

tapes.

Care

of

discs

*

When

a

disc

becomes

dirty,

wipe

the

disc

from

the

center

out

with

a

cleaning

cloth.

¢

After

playing

a

disc,

store

the

disc

in

its

case.

Do

not

leave

the

disc

in

places

that

are

hot

or

humid.

Care

of

tapes

¢

Store

tapes

in

their

cases

after

use.

¢

Do

not

leave

tapes

near

magnets,

motors,

television

sets,

or

any

source

of

magnetism.

This

will

downgrade

the

sound

quality

and

cause

noise.

*

Do

not

expose

tapes

to

direct

sunlight,

or

leave

them

in

a

car

parked

in

direct

sunlight.

SPECIFICATIONS

Main

unit

FM

tuner

section

Tuning

range

Antenna

terminals

MW

tuner

section

Tuning

range

Antenna

LW

tuner

section

Tuning

range

Usable

sensitivity

Antenna

Amplifier

section

Power

output

Cassette

deck

section

Track

format

Frequency

response

Recording

system

Erasure

system

Heads

,

87.5

MHz

to

108

MHz

75

ohms

(unbalanced)

531

kHz

to

1602

kHz

(9

kHz

step)

530 kHz

to

1710

kHz

(10

kHz

step)

Loop

antenna

144

kHz

to

290

kHz

1400

pV/m

Loop

antenna

Rated:

4.0

W

+

4.0

W

(4

ohms,

T.H.D.

1%,

1

kHz/DIN

45500)

Reference:

5

W

+5

W

(4

ohms,

T.H.D.

10

%,

1

kHz/DIN

45324)

4

tracks,

2

channels

stereo

Normal

tape:

50

Hz

~

10000

Hz

AC

bias

Magnet

erase

cogent

iene

Recording/playback

head

x

14

Erase

head

x

1

Compact

disc

player

section

Laser

D-A

converter

Wow

and

flutter

Speaker

system

Speakers

Dimensions

(W

x

H

x

D)

Weight

General

Power

requirements

Power

consumption

Dimensions

of

main

unit

(Wx

H

x

D)

Weight

of

main

unit

Semiconductor

laser

(A

=

780

nm)

1

bit

dual

Unmeasurable

100:mm

cone

type,

4

ohms

150

x

232.5

x

207

mm

1.2

kg

230V

AC,

50

Hz

30

W

160

x

236.5

x

218

mm

2.5

kg

Specifications

and

external

appearance

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

12

TROUBLESHOOTING

GUIDE

lf

the

unit

fails

to

perform

as

described

in

these

Operating

Instructions,

check

the

following

guide.

GENERAL

There

is

no

sound.

*

Is

the

AC

cord

connected

properly?

¢

Is

there

a

bad

connection?

(—

page

3)

*

Was

an

incorrect

function

button

pressed?

The

sound

becomes

inaudible.

¢

There

may

be

a

short

circuit

in

the

speaker

terminals.

~»

Disconnect

the

AC

cord

from

the

AC

outlet

and

re-connect

the

speaker

cords

correctly.

Then

connect

the

AC

cord

and

turn

the

unit

on

again.

i

Sound

is

emitted

from

one

speaker

only.

¢

Is

the

other

speaker

disconnected?

TUNER

SECTION

There

is

constant,

wave-like

static.

¢

Is

the

antenna

connected

properly?

(—

page

3)

The

reception

contains

noise

interferences

or

the

sound

is

distorted.

«

Is

the

system

picking

up

external

noise

or

multipath

distortion?

—

Change

the

orientation

of

the

antenna.

.

—

Move

the

unit

away

from

other

electrical

appliances.

CASSETTE

DECK

SECTION

The

tape

does

not

run.

¢

Is

the

deck

in

pause

mode?

(=

page

6)

The

sound

is

off-balance

or

not

adequately

high.

¢

Is

the

playback

head

dirty?

(—

page

12)

Recording

is

not

possible.

*

If

the tab

on

a

cassette

broken

off,

cover

the

hole

with

adhesive

tape.

Tab

for

side

A

«

Is

the

recording

head

dirty?

(+

page

12)

Erasure

is

not

possible.

¢

Is

the

erasure

head

dirty?

(—

page

12)

*lsa

CrOz

or

metal

tape

being

used?

High

frequency

sound

is

not

emitted.

*

Is

the

recording/playback

head

dirty?

(—

page

12)

CD

PLAYER

SECTION

The

CD

player

does

not

play.

¢

Is

the

disc

correctly

loaded

?

(—

page

7)

*

Is

the

disc

dirty?

(—

page

12)

*

Is

the

lens

affected

by

condensation?

—

Wait

approximately

one

hour

and

try

again.

CLOCK

AND

TIMER

SECTION

Timer

setting

is

not

possible.

¢

Does

the

clock

flash

on

the

display

?

—

Reset

the

clock.

(—

page

9)

13

PARTS

INDEX

The

parts

on

the

main

unit

and

remote

control

are

listed

in

alphabetical

order

with

the

pages

on

the

right

side.

Refer

to

each

page

for

instructions

about

each

part.

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To

reset

lf

an

unusual

condition

occurs

in

the

display

window

or

the

cassette

decks,

reset

the

unit

as

follow.

1

Press

the

POWER

button

to

turn

off

the

power.

2

While

pressing

the

ME

button,

press

the

POWER

button.

Everything

stored

in

memory

after

purchase

is

canceled.

If

the

power

cannot

be

tured

off

in

step

1

because

of

a

malfunction,

reset

by

disconnecting

the

AC

cord

and

repeat

step

2.

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