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IMPORTANT

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Getting

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To

Put

Batteries

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Remote

Control

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Using

the

Remote

Control

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Connecting

the

System

Control

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Connecting

the

External

Wire

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Connecting

the

FM

Antenna

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Connecting

the

AM

(MW/LW)

Antenna

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Connecting

the

Speakers

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Connecting

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Connecting

the

MD

Player

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Setting

the:

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Adjusting

the

Brightness

of

the

Display....................

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COMMON

Operations

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Turning

the

Power

On

and Off

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Turning

the

System

On...............

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Turning

the

System

Off

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Adjusting

the

VORIMe

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FADE

MUTING

Function.........

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Balance

adjustment...............

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Reinforcing

the

Bass

Sound

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Selecting

a

Surround

Effect

Mode

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Selecting

a

S.E.A.

Effect

Mode...

11

Customizing

a

S.E.A.

Effect

Mode

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Using

the

Tuner

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One

Touch

Radio

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Tuning

In

a

Station

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Switching

between

Frequency

Bands.................

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Selecting

4

radio

Station

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To

Change

the

FM

Reception

Mode................0000

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Presetting

StatiOMs:

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16

Receiving

FM

Stations

with

RDS

(CA-TD55R

Only):

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tees

16

What

Information

RDS

can

Provide

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Changing

the

Display

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Searching

for

Programmes

by

PTY

codes

.........

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ALARM

function

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Using

the

CD

Player

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The

Quickest

Way

To

Start

a

CD

Is

With

the

One

Touch

Operation

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Basics

of

Using

the

CD

Player

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Play

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To

Change

Discs

While

Playing

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To

Select

a

Passage

Within

a

Track

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Locating

a

Track

With

the

Remote

Control

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GUY

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att

eertetteericaseccans

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Programming

the

Playing

Order

of

the

Tracks

........

24

To

Check

the

Program

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To

Modify

the

Program

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Random:

Play

ciuiainstiieeautinitidaneiwn

sana

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Repeating

a

Track

or

the

Discs

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Locking

the

Electronic

Lock

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Unlocking

the

Electronic

Lock...

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28

Using

the

Cassette

Deck

(Listening

to

a

Tape)........cccccccsssssceseeeeves

29

One

Touch:

Play

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Tape

Direction

Indicator

and

the

Display...........

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Fast

Forward

and

Rewind

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MUSIC

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Other

Useful

Features

of

the

Cassette

Deck............

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To

Control

the

Cassette

Deck

While

Another

Source

is

being

Played

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Using

the

Cassette

Deck

(Recording)

.........

32

Things

To

Know

Before

You

Start

Recording

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32

Standard

Recording

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To

Record

Any

Sound

Source

To

Tape

...............

33

Checking

the

Tape

Counter

While

Recording

....

33

How

to

create

a

blank

section

on

the

tape

..........

33

CD

Direct

Recording

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Using

the

Timer

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Setting

the

DAILY

Timer

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Turning

the

DAILY

Timer

On

and

Off

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Setting

the

ONCE

REC

(Recording)

Timer

............

39

Turning

the

ONCE

REC

Timer

On

and Off

.......

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Setting

the

SLEEP

Timer

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USING

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Operating

aFVC

VCR

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Listening

to

aJVC

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Recording

of

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VCR

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Operating

a

CR

other

than

JVC’s

VCR

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CR

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Recording

to

a

VCR

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Care

And

Maintenance................-.::ssccseensees

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Table

of

Contents

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Getting

Started

|

Accessories

Check

that

you

have

all

of

the

following

items,

which

are

supplied

with

the

System.

AM

(MW/LW)

Loop

Antenna

(1)

Remote

Control

(1)

Batteries

(2)

FM

Wire

Antenna

(1)

External

Wire

(1)

If

any

of

these

items

is

missing,

contact

your

dealer

immediately.

|

How

To

Put

Batteries

In

the

Remote

Control

Match

the

polarity

(+

and

—-)

on

the

batteries

with

the

+

and

—-

markings

in

the

battery

compartment.

R6P(SUM-3VAA(15F)

CAUTION:

Handle

batteries

properly.

To

avoid

battery

leakage

or

explosion:

Remove

batteries

when

the

Remote

Control

will

not

be

used

for

a

long

time.

When

you

need

to

replace

the

batteries,

replace

both

batteries

at

the

same

time with

new

ones.

Don’t

use

an

old

battery

with

a

new

one.

Don't

use

different

types

of

batteries

together.

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a a a

Using

the

Remote

Control

The

Remote

Control

makes

it

easy

to

use

many

of

the

functions

of

the

System

from

a

distance

of

up

to

7m

(23

feet)

away.

You

need

to

point

the

Remote

Control

at

the

remote

sensor

on

the

System's

front

panel.

Remote

Sensor

Remote

Sensor

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HSSCL-VO/SQL-VO

CAUTION:

Make

all

connections

before

plugging

the

Unit

into

an

AC

power

outlet.

Connecting

the

System

Control

Cord

Connect

the

components

exactly

as

illustrated

below.

Press

the

middle

of

coef

oo

Ah€.connector

unit

1it.clicks

into...

.

ale

connector,

li

When

you

plug

in

the

_

System

connector,

...

ake

sure

that

the

white

line

of

the

While

pushing

both

ends

of

the

connector,

pull

it

out,

Never

pull

on

the

CAUTION:

Make

all

connections

before

plugging

the

Unit

into

an

AC

power

outlet.

Connecting

the

FM

Antenna

A.

Using

the

Supplied

Wire

Antenna

The

FM

Wire

Antenna

provided

can

be

connected

to

a

FM

75-ohm

COAXIAL

as

temporary

Measure.

B.

Using

the

Coaxial

Type

Connector

(Not

Supplied)

A

75-ohm

antenna

with

coaxial

type

connector

(DIN

45325)

should

be

connected

to

the

FM

75-ohm

COAXIAL

terminal.

S-l

FM

Wire

Antenna

system

connecting

-

cords

themselves.

5c

img

eras

cota

ie

on

he

leh

Oe”

If

reception

is

poor,

connect

the

outside

antenna.

Before

attaching

a

75

ohm

coaxial

lead

(the

kind

with

a

round

wire

going

to

an

outside

antenna),

disconnect

the

supplied

FM

Wire

Antenna.

Connecting

the

External

Wire

CAUTION:

To

prevent

malfunction,

connect

the

supplied

wire

as

illustrated

below.

"

Outside

FM

antenna

wire

=<

External

Wire

CAUTION:

To

avoid

noise,

keep

antennas

away

from

metallic

parts

of

the

System,

connecting

cord

and

the

AC

power

cord.

RX-TDS5S5R/RX-TD5

Connecting

the

AM

(MW/LW)

Antenna

a

ee

ia

areeennninnenmennmemen

antenna

wire

(Not

supplied)

If

reception

is

poor,

connect

the

outside

antenna.

Note:

Even’

when

connecting

.

an

outside

AM

antenna,

keep

the

indoor

AM

loop

connected.

SS

SP

AM

(MW/LW)

Loop

Antenna

Turn

the

loop

until

you

have

the

best

reception

Snap

the

tabs

on

the

loop

into

the

slots

of

the

base

to

attach

the

AM

Loop.

XT-TDSSR/XT-TDS5

RX-TD55R/RX-TDS

4

5

YHSSC1L-VO/SAL-VO

CAUTION:

Make

all

connections

before

plugging

the

Unit

into

an

AC

power

outlet.

Connecting

the

Speakers

@

Please

refer

to

instructions

for

speakers

as

well

when

you

connect

speakers.

For

each

speaker

connect

one

end

of

the

speaker

wire

to

the

speaker

terminals

on

the

back

of

the

System

and

one

end

to

the

speaker.

Open

each

terminal.

nsert

the

end

of

the

speaker

wire

as

shown

(be

sure

to

remove

the

insulation

at

the

end

of

each

wire

first.).

;

Close

the

terminals

to

clamp

the

speaker

wires

firmly

in

place.

Right-side

MAIN

°

wae

|_ett-side

MAIN

Speaker

Right-side

Subwoofer

iia,

=m

Left-side

Subwoofer

SPEAKERS

A

Connect

the

MAIN

Speakers

to

the

SPEAKERS

A

terminal

on

the

rear

panel

as

follows.

Connect

the

gray

(+)

and

the

blue

(—)

terminals

of

the

nght-side

MAIN

Speaker

to

the

gray

(+)

and

blue

(—)

terminals

marked

RIGHT

on

the

rear

panel.

Connect

the

gray

(+)

and

the

blue

(—)

terminals

of

the

left-side

MAIN

Speaker

to

the

gray

(+)

and

blue

(-)

terminals

marked

LEFT

on

the

rear

panel.

SPEAKERS

B

Connect

the

Subwoofers

to

the

SPEAKERS

B

terminal

on

the

rear

panel

as

follows.

Connect

the

red

(+)

and

black

(—)

terminals

of

the

right-side

Subwoofer

to

the

red

(+)

and

black

(-)

terminals

marked

RIGHT

on

the

rear

panel.

Connect

the

red

(+)

and

black

(—})

terminals

of

the

left-side

Subwoofer

to

the

red

(+)

and

black

(-)

terminals

marked

LEFT

on

the

rear

panel.

IMPORTANT:

Use

speakers

with

the

correct

impedance

only.

The

correct

impedance

is

indicated

on

the

back

panel.

CAUTION:

if

a

TV

is

installed

near

speakers,

the

TV

may

display

irregular

colours.

In

this

case,

set

the

speakers

away

from

the

TV.

Connecting

a

VCR

Connect

the

VCR

to

the

VCR

tenninal.

Faith

ed

ee

a

AUDIO

IN

Connecting

the

MD

Player

You

can

use

a

digital

fiber-optic

cable

to

connect

the

MD

Player

for

recording

CDs.

Remove

the

cap

from

the

DIGITAL

OUT

OPTICAL

terminal

and

connect

the

digital

fiber-optic

cable.

(Not

supplied.)

Now

you

can

plug

the

AC

power

cord

into

the

wall

outlet,

and

your

System

is

at

your

command!

COMPU

PLAY

COMPU

PLAY

is

JVC's

feature

that

lets

you

control

the

most

frequently

used

functions

of

the

System

with

a

single

touch.

One

Touch

Operation

starts

playing

a

CD,

turns

on

the

radio,

piays

a

tape,

etc.

with

a

single

press

of

the

play

button

for

that

function.

What

One

Touch

Operation

does

for

you

is

to

turn

the

power

on,

then

start

the

function

you

have

specified.

If

the

Unit

is

not

ready,

such

as

no

CD

or

tape

in

place,

the

Unit

still

powers

on

so

you

can

insert

a

CD

or

tape.

How

One

Touch

Operation

works

in

each

case

is

explained

in

the

section

dealing

with

that

function.

The

COMPU

PLAY

buttons

are:

conte

On

the

Unit

On

the

Remote

Control

FM/AM

button

DISC

|

to

DISC

3

buttons

VCR

button

VCR

button

TAPE

button

TAPE

button

CD

button

TUNER

button

CD

Player

DISC

1

to

DISC

3

buttons

CD

button

CD

Player

Open/Close

(

4)

buttons

CD

Player

ALL

CD

EJECT

button

Cassette

Deck

Open/Close

(4)

button

YHSSQL-VO/SGL-VO

Z-|

Setting

the

Clock

The

clock

should

be

set

before

you

start

using

this

Unit.

If

the

clock

has

not

been

set,

“0:00”

appears

in

the

display

and

the

CLOCK

indicator

blinks.

You

can

set

the

clock

regardless

of

whether

the

Unit

is

on

or

off.

English

q

abi

Press

the

MENU

button.

WoaTp

ow

“DAILY

”

blinks

on

the

display

and

the

TIMER

selection indicator

arta

hoo

lights

up.

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assoc)

Press

the

v

<<

cursor

key

twice

toselect

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ffi)

iT

i

“CLOCK”.

fish

fp

da

PH

tts

“CLOCK

ADJ”

blinks

on

the

display.

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[

J

crock

J

©

Press

the

SET

button.

The

hour

digits

on

the

display

blink.

Set

the

hour

by

pressing

the

<<

<

or

>>>

cursor

key.

Pressing

the

>

cursor

key

increases

the

hour,

and

pressing

irerrrt

the

kad

<

cursor

key

decreases

it.

hfe

Lode

Pressing

down

either

of

these

cursor

keys

adjusts

the

setting

continuously

until

the

key

is

released.

Press

the

SET

button.

The

minute

digits

on

the

display

blink.

Set

the

minute

by

pressing

the

<4

<

or

>»

cursor

key.

Pressing

the

>I

cursor

key

increases

the

minute,

and

pressing

the

kd

<

cursor

key

decreases

it.

i

‘

i

+

:

ad

Holding

down

either

of

these

cursor

keys

allows

you

to

continuously

adjust

the

minute

setting

in

10

minute

increments

until

the

key

is

released.

Press

the

ENTER

button.

“CLOCK

OK”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

blinking

“CLOCK™

fa

PU

be

Probe

indicator

disappears.

The

clock

time

starts

from

zero

seconds

from

Ee

Lit

ty

Re

the

set

time.

To

correct

a

mistake:

eRe:

HM

Repeat

the

procedure

from

step

|

after

pressing

the

ENTER

key.

ME

To

correct

a

setting

during

the

procedure,

press

the

CANCEL

key

to

go

back

to

the

item,

Note:

If

you

try

to

select

DAILY

or

REC

without

first

setting

the

clock,

“CLOCK”

and

“ADJUST”

are

displayed

alternately

on

the

display,

and

you

will

be

unable

to

set

the

timers.

CAUTION:

If

there

is

a

power

failure,

the

clock

loses

its

setting.

The

display

shows

“0:00”,

and

the

clock

must

be

reset.

Adjusting

the

Brightness

of

the

Display

In

Standby

mode

you

can

adjust

the

brightness

of

the

clock

display.

Press

the

hi

A,

cursor

key

to

make

the

display

brighter.

Press

the

W

~#@

cursor

key

to

make

the

display

darker.

Common

Operations

STANDBY

indicator

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VOLUME

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CA-TD5

does

not

have

the

DISPLAY

MODE,

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ON/OFF,

TA/NEWS/INFO,

and

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SEARCH

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Menu

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SURROUND

MODE

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VOLUME

When

the

System

is

being

used,

the

display

shows

other

ttems

as

well.

However,

we

have

only

shown

the

items

described

in

this

section.

This

illustration

shows

all

the

items

in

the

Menu

display.

However,

the

menu

items

that

are

available

will

change,

depending

on

the

source

selected.

FADE

MUTING

This

illustration

shows

the

Remote

Control

for

CA-TDS55R.

The

Remote

Control

for

CA-TDS

does

not

have

the

RDS

CONTROL

button

or

include

any

RDS

Turning

the

Power

On

and

Off

Turning

the

System

On

Press

the

(/!

button.

The

display

comes

on

and

the

STANDBY

indicator

goes

out.

The

System

comes

on

ready

to

continue

in

the

mode

it

was

in

when

the

power

was

last

turned

off.

oo

sana

Turning

the

System

Off

Press

the

(/|

button

again.

cyl

The

STANDBY

indicator

lights

up

and

the

display

is

blank,

except

for

the

clock

display.

on)

HB

Some

power

(12

watts)

is

always

consumed

even

though

power

is

turned

off

(called

Standby

Mode).

HB

To

switch

off the

Unit

completely,

unplug

the

AC

power

cord

from

the

AC

outlet.

When

you

unplug

the

AC

power

cord,

the

clock

will

be

reset

to

0:00

immediately,

and

preset

Tuner

stations

will

be

erased

after

a

few

days.

YHSSQL-VO/SAL-VO

Adjusting

the

Volume

Using

the

Unit

To

increase

the

volume,

press

the

right

side

of

the

VOLUME

button

A.To

decrease

the

volume,

press

the

left

side

of

the

VOLUME

button

V..

v

[awe

JA

eo

Ww

Using

the

Remote

Control

To

increase

the

volume,

press

the

up

side

of

the

VOLUME

button

A.To

decrease

the

volume,

press

the

down

side

of

the

VOLUME

button

v.

MM

Press

the

button

in

steps

to

adjust

the

volume

level

one

step

at

a

time,

press

the

button

continuously

to

adjust

the

level

continuously.

MB

You

can adjust

the

volume

level

between

0

and

50.

HB

When

the

System

is

turned

on

from

Standby

mode,

the

volume

is

set

to

0

and

automatically

increases

to

the

level.

To

stop

this

automatic

volume

adjustment,

press

the

VOLUME

button.

For

private

listening

Connect

a

pair

of

headphones

to

the

PHONES

jack.

No

sound

comes

out

of

the

speakers.

Be

sure

to

tum

down

the

volume

before

connecting

or

putting

on

headphones.

FADE

MUTING

Function

Set

the

Volume

Level

to

0

by

pressing

the

FADE

MUTING

button

on

the

Remote

Control.

Press

this

button

again

to

restore

the

Volume

Level

to

its

»

Balance

adjustment

You

can

use

the

Remote

Control

to

adjust

the

left

and

right

balance

of

the

speakers.

Press

the

L

-

BALANCE

-

R

buttons.

The

display

changes

to

show

the

balance

adjustment.

&,

O-O

i

We

Cl

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|

nner

eee

5

:

Pressing

the

L

button

moves

the

pointer

to

the

left,

pressing

the

R

button

moves

the

pointer

to

the

right.

Holding

a

button

down,

moves

the

pointer

continuously.

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Display

when

set

for

no

Display

at

the

Display

when

set

for

no

sound

from

the

right

speaker.

centre

position.

sound

from

the

left

speaker.

WM

The

balance

is

normally

set

to

the

center

position.

Note:

If

no

adjustments

are

made

for

4

seconds

in

balance

adjustment

mode,

the

display

reverts

to

the

ara

Reinforcing

the

Bass

Sound

S.A.

(Signal

Adaptive)

BASS

adjusts

low

tones

at

low

volume

to

enhance

their

effect.

When

the

volume

level

is

low,

this

enhances

low

tones

that

are

normally

difficult

to

hear

and

adjusts

low

tones

to

a

fixed

level

to

reduce

low

tone

distortion.

O»

Press

the

S.A.

BASS

button.

Pe

4

The

S.A.

BASS

button

lights

up.

oY

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

$.A.

(Signal

Adaptive)

BASS

button

as

shown

below.

—

SA-BASS

1—

SA-BASS

2—

OFF

-+

(back

to

the

beginning)

Cod

iC

MB

SA-BASS

2

enhances

low

tones

more

than

SA-BASS

1.

To

get

the

effect,

press

the

S.A.

BASS

button

and

select

SA-BASS

!

or

SA-BASS

2.

“SA-BASS

1”

or

“SA-BASS

2”

appears

in

the

display

and

the

button

indicator

lights

up.

10

Hi

When

listening

to

recording

with

low

volume

low

tones,

the

difference

between

SA-BASS

|

and

SA-

BASS

2

is

clear.

When

listening

to

recording

with

louder

low

tones,

however,

the

difference

between

SA-BASS

|

and

SA-BASS

2

may

not

be

so

clear.

To

cancel

an

effect,

press

the

S.A.

BASS

button

until

“OFF”

appears

on

the

display.

fd

[

The

S.A.

BASS

button

indicator

goes

out.

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Sound

Modes

The

System

has

some

preset

sound

effects

that

give

you

control

of

the

way

your

music

sounds,

so

you

can

tailor

it

for

your

room

and

for the

quality

of

the

source.

We

can

give

you

some

idea

of

how

each

one

affects

the

music,

but

the

only

way

to

really

tell

is

to

try

them

yourself.

You

can

also

create

up

to

three

of

your

own

customized

§.E.A.

(Sound

Effect

Amplifier)

settings

and

store

them

in

the

unit’s

memory.

ME

The

preset

sound

modes

include

modes

using

surround

effects

and

modes

using

S.E.A.

effects.

MB

You

cannot

use

Surround

Effect

mode

and

S.E.A.

mode

at

the

same

time.

MM

Sound

Mode

effects

cannot

be

recorded.

Surround

effect

modes

D.

CLUB

(Dance

Club)

Increases

resonance

and

bass.

HALL

Adds

depth

and

brilliance

to

the

sound,

like

in

a

concert

hall.

STADIUM

Adds

clarity

and

spreads

the

sound,

like

in

an

outdoor

stadium.

S.E.A. effect

modes

ROCK

Boosts

low

and

high

frequencies.

POP

Good

for

vocal

music.

CLASSIC

Set

for

wide

and

dynamic

sound

stereo

systems.

Selecting

a

Surround

Effect

Mode

Press

the

SURROUND

MODE

button

on

the

Remote

Control.

The

“SURROUND”

indicator

on

the

display

lights

up.

SURROUND

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

button

as

shown

below.

—

D.

CLUB

—

HALL

—

STADIUM

—

OFF

—

(back

to

the

beginning)

@

ifaS.E.A.

effect

is

already

selected,

the

unit

automatically

switches

to

Surround

effect

mode.

MB

The

name

of

the

effect

appears

on

the

display,

then

returns

to

the

after

a

few

seconds.

Tf

you

want

to

see

the

name

of

the

selected

mode,

press

the

SURROUND

MODE

button

once.

The

name

of

the

currently

selected

mode

appears

on

the

display

for

a

few

seconds.

To

cancel

Surround

effect

mode,

select

“OFF”.

The

“SURROUND”

indicator

goes

out.

Selecting

a

S.E.A.

Effect

Mode

Press

the

SEA

button

(or

the

SEA

MODE

button

on

the

Remote

Control).

The

“SEA”

indicator

on

the

display

lights

up.

B27)

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

button

as

shown

below.

ROCK

—POP->CLASSIC

—

MANUAL

1

—

MANUAL

2

--

MANUAL

3

> OFF

—

(back

to

the

beginning)

MB

If

a

Surround

effect

is

already

selected,

the

unit

automatically

switches

to

S.E.A.

effect

mode.

HB

The

name

of

the

effect

appears

on

the

display,

then

returns

to

the

after

a

few

seconds.

If

you

want

to

see

the

name

of

the

selected

mode,

press

the

SEA

MODE

button

once.

The

name

of

the

currently

selected

mode

appears

on

the

display

for

a

few

seconds.

To

cancel

S.E.A.

effect

mode,

select

“OFF”.

The

“SEA”

indicator

goes

out.

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12

Customizing

a

S.E.A.

Effect

Mode

You

can

create

up

to

three

of

your

own

customized

S.E.A.

settings

and

store

them

in

the

unit’s

memory.

MM

You

can

adjust

the

level

of

the

LOW,

MID,

or

HIGH

tones.

MM

You

can

change

an

existing

sound

mode

to

suit

your

own

preferences

by

adding

your

own

S.E.A

effects

to

the

existing

effect.

To

create

an

$.E.A.

effect

from

a

flat

level,

perform

the

following

steps

after

selecting

“OFF”

for

S.E.A.

effect

mode.

Press

the

MENU

button.

ney

T

H

v

The

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

Aisa

kt

|

TRAEAI

j

DALY

J

Ld

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

right

or

left

(«<<

or

>>»)

and

select

“SEA

CONTROL”.

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

When

a

CD

source

is

selected:

+

Press

the

left

(<<)

cursor

key

++TIMER

«>

CD

P.MODE

++

REPEAT

+

AUTO

EDIT

<+

SEA

CONTROL

<

Press

the

right

(

>»)

cursor

key

>

When

any

other

source

is

selected:

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as

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|

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Neem

|

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TIMER

«+

SEA

CONTROL

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the

SET

button.

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it

LOW

0dB

blinks

on

the

display.

Liim

tical

*

IfS.E.A.

is

already

on,

the

low

tones

for

the

selected

S.E.A.

MODE

are

displayed.

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conthon

}

WH

The

level

for

the

low

tones

of

the

S.E.A.

effect

appears

on

the

display

while

the

“SEA

CONTROL”

indicator

is

lit.

Adjust

the

level

of

the

low

(LOW),

middle

(MID),

or

high

(HIGH)

tones.

Using

the

Unit

1..

Select

the

“LOW”,

“MID”,

or

“HIGH”

tone

ranges

by

adjusting

the

cursor

keys

left

and

right

(<<

or

>>»),

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

left

(-«<<)

cursor

key

+

LOW

<>

MID

«>

HIGH

—

Press

the

right

(

>»)

cursor

key

—

2.

Adjust

the

level

of

the

selected

tone

range

by

adjusting

the

cursor

keys

up

and

down

(Pr

A

ory

<4

}.

Pressing

the

>

A

cursor

key

increases

the

level

in

2dB

units,

and

pressing

the

VW

~<#€

cursor

key

decreases

it

in

2dB

units.

*

You

can

adjust

the

level

between

—6dB

and

+6dB

in

seven

steps,

Using

the

Remote

Control

1.

Press

the

SEA

CONTROL

button.

2.

Select

the

“LOW”,

“MID”,

or

“HIGH”

tone

ranges

by

pressing

the

<

kd

<4

OF

bP

Pr

>

button.

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

buttons

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

<

#4

<4

button

++

LOW

<—

MID

—

HIGH

—

Press

the

>>

rr!

>

button—

3.

Adjust

the

level

of

the

selected

tone

range

by

pressing

the

A

»

or

B

Vv

button.

..

You.can

adjust

the

level

between

-6dB.

and

+6.dB

in

seven

steps.

Press

the

SET

button.

Ad]

“MANUAL

|”

blinks

on

the

display.

!

~

tl

~~

=.

SET

conn

|

Select

the

number

for

the

MANUAL

setting.

Using

the

Unit

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

right

or

left

(t<@€

or

>)

and

select

the

number.

Using

the

Remote

Control

Select

the

number

by

pressing

the

¢

kd

<<

or

>

mR]

>

button.

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

buttons

or

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

On

the

unit:

+

Press

the

left

(<<)

button

++

MANUAL

1++

MANUAL

2

«<>MANUAL

3

—

Press

the

right

(>>)

button—

On

the

Remote

Control:

+

Press

the

<

<4

<<

button

«+

MANUAL

1+

MANUAL

2

MANUAL

3

+>

_

Press

the

>»

rr

>

button

Press

the

ENTER

button.

“MEMORY”

and

the

selected

memory

number

are

had

pay

\

displayed

on

the

screen,

and

the

adjusted

settings

are

LiL

GP

ekifa

fd

f

stored

in

memory.

After

a

few

seconds,

the

display

reverts

to

the

item

that

was

displayed

before

you

pressed

the

MENU

button.

*

The

memory

setting

will

appear

in

the

§.E.A.

effect

mode

using

the

manual

number.

ENTEA

MM

if

you

store

new

settings

toa

MANUAL

number

that

has

already

been

used,

the

new

settings

replace

the

existing

setting.

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Using

the

Tuner

CA-TD55R

FM/AM

button

Press

this

to

select

the

Tuner

as

the

source.

The

button

indicator

lights

up

and

the

cursor

keys

operate

in

Tuner

control

mode.

Number.keys

eg

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COMINAIENT

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EA-TOMHE

end

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Sor

FM

MODE

MMUTE

“RDS

CONTROL

“TUNER

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SET

»

PTY

BEDE

PTY

SELECT

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-

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PTY

SELECT

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DISPLAY

MODE

PTY

SEARCH

MODE

V

EON

ON/OFF

TA/NEWSANFO

TUNER

button

z

Press

this

button

to

select

the

Tuner

as

the

Display

Preset

channel

source

and

switch

the

Remote

Control

Tuner

control

mode.

Band

display,

Frequency

display

When

the

System

is

being

used,

the

display

shows

other

items

as

well.

However,

we

have

only

shown

the

items

described

in

this

section.

ppl

gen

This

illustration

shows

only

the

Menu

display

items

for the

MENU

display

CA-TD5

FM/AM

button

Press

this

to

select

the

Tuner

as

the

source.

The

button:

indicator

lights

up

and

the

cursor.

keys:operate

in

Tuner

contral

made.

Number

keys

eV

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COMPACT

COMPONENT

SYSTEM

EX-TDE

od

___

FM

MODE

@-=

/MUTE

“TUNER

TUNER

button

Press

this

button

to

select

the

Tuner

as

the

source

and

switch

the

Remote

Control

Tuner

control.

mode.

Preset

channel

Band

display,

Frequency

display

When

the

System

is

being

used,

the

display

shows

other

items

as

well.

However,

we

have

only

shown

the

items

'

described

in

this

section.

This

illustration

shows

only

the

Menu

display

items

for the

Tuner.

MENU

display

14

cone

Mover

Fit

MODE

O

TUNER

You

can

listen

to

both

FM

and

AM

(MW/LW)

stations.

Stations

can

be

tuned

in

manually,

automatically,

or

from

preset

memory

storage.

WE

Before

listening

to

the

radio:

*

Check

that

both

the

FM

and

AM

(MW/LW)

antennas

are

firmly

connected.

(See

page

5).

One

Touch

Radio

Just

press

the

FM/AM

button

(or

the

TUNER

button

on

the

Remote

Control)

to

turn

on

the

Unit

and

start

playing

the

most

recent

station

tuned

in.

MM

You

can

switch

from

any

other

sound

source

to

the

radio

by

pressing

the

FM/AM

button

(or

the

TUNER

button

on

the

Remote

Control).

Tuning

In

a

Station

Press

the

FM/AM

button

(or

the

TUNER

button

on

the

Remote

Control)

to

turn

on

the

radio,

The

Frequency

of

the

previously

selected

channel

appears

on

the

display.

Switching

between

Frequency

Bands

Press

the

FM/AM

button

(or

the

TUNER

button

on

the

Remote

Control).

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

band

altemmates

between

FM

and

AM

(MW/LW)

.

Selecting

a

radio

station

Manual

Tuning

Press

the

up

and

down

cursor

keys

(>

A

or

VW

~#<)

to

select

the

frequency.

The

frequency

changes

in

one

step

increments.

“TUNED”

appears

on

the

display

when

a

signal

is

found.

Press

the

up

cursor

key

(®

A)

to

increase

the

frequency

and

the

down

cursor

(W

~#)

to

decrease

it.

Auto

Tuning

Keep

the

up

or

down

cursor

key

(ht

A

or

Vv

~#€)

pressed

down

to

change

the

frequency

continuously

until

a

signal

is

found.

“TUNED”

will

appear

on

the

display

when

a

signal

is

found.

This

is

called

Auto

Tuning.

Preset

Tuning

(possible

only

after

presetting

stations}

Using

the

Unit

Select

the

a

preset

channel

number

by

pressing

the

left

and

right

(4

<

or

>

1)

cursor

keys.

Press

the

nght

cursor

key

(

>

P41)

to

increase

the

preset

channel

number

and

the

left

cursor

key

(il

<)

to

decrease

it.

Using

the

Remote

Control

Press

the

A»

of

@

©

after

pressing

the

TUNER

button

to

select

a

preset

channel.

Press

the

A

button

to

increase

the

preset

channel

number

and

the

M™

‘

button

to

decrease

it.

You

can use

the

Remote

Control

to

select

a

preset

channel

directly.

1.

Press

the

TUNER

button

so

that

you'can

receive

the

most

recent

station

tuned

in.

2.

_

Select

the

station

by

entering

the

preset

channel

in

the

number

keys

of

the

Remote

Control.

*..

Example:

for

channel

5,

press

5.

For

channel

15,

press

+10

then

5.

For

channel

20,

press

+10,

~~

then:

10.

For

channel

32zpress

+10

three

times,

then

2.

To

Change

the

FM

Reception

Mode

When

an

FM

stereo

broade

),

press

the

FM

MODE/MUTE

button

on

the

Remote

Control

so

that

the

“AUTO”

indicator

goes

off

in

the

display.

Reception

improves,

but

there

are

no

stereo

effects.

In

this

monaural

mode,

noise

comes

out

while

tuning

im

stations

(since

muting

is

also

cancelled).

To

restore

the

stereo

effect,

press

the

FM

M

“AUTO”

indicator

lights

up.

In

this

steréo

mode;

tio

noise

comes

out

while

tuning

in

stations,

and

you

can

hear

steréo’sounds

when

a

program

is

broadcast

in

stereo.

15

HSSQL-VO/SCL-VO

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Presetting

Stations

You

can

store

up

to

40

of

your

favorite

radio

stations

(FM

and

AM

(MW/LW))

in

memory,

giving

you

quick,

easy

access

to

the

stations.

Notes

In'some

cases,.test

frequencies

have

been

already

memorized

for

the

tuner

since

the

factory

examined

the

t

et

function

before

shipment.

This

is

not

a

malfunction.

You

can

preset

the

stations

you

Want

into

memory

by

following

the

ptesetting

method.

Select

a

frequency

band

by

pressing

the

FM/AM

button.

ress

the

up

or

down

cursor

key

(»>

A

or

v

<<

)

to

tune

toa

station.

2

Press

the

ENTER

button

.

haf

MM

Pty

On

the

display,

“MEMORY”

will

blink

for

5

seconds.

PIC

PPLE

|

uring

these

5

seconds

whilé

“MEMORY?”

is

blinking,

you

an

assign

a

channel

number

to

the

station

and

enter

it

into

the

memory.

English

Press

the

right

or

left

cursor

key

(<<

<

or

>

pi}

to

select

a

preset

channel:

number.

MEMORY"

appears

on

the

display and

that

station

is

stored

in

the

selected

preset

number.

*

Ifa

station.

has.

been

previously

stored

using

the

same

channel

number,

this

will

be

erased

and

the

newly

selected.station

will

be

stored.

*

If“MEMORY”

in

the

display

goes

off,

start

again

from

step

3.

Repeat

steps

1

to

5

for

each

station

you

want

to

store

in

memory

with

a

preset

number.

CAUTION:

If

the

Unit

is

unplugged

or

if

a

power

failure

occurs,

the

preset

stations

will

be

erased

after

a

few

days.

If

this

happens,

preset

the

station

again.

Receiving

FM

Stations

with

RDS

sala

only).

|

tations

are

now

providing.

It

allows

the

FM

sta

se

onal.

For

example,

the

stations

send

their

station

n

names

and

information

about

what

type

of

programme

they

broadcast,.such

as

sports.or

music,.etc.

Whe

‘One

convenient

RDS

service

is

‘Enhanced

Other

Networks

(EON)”.

This

allows

thie’

Unit

to

y

hirionaaticany

switch

to

a

programme

type

of

your.

choice

when

one

starts

in.

your

broadcast

area.

HE

Not.all

FM

stations

provide

RDS

service,

nor

do

all

RDS

stations

provide

the

same

services.

If

in

doubt,

check

with

local

radio

stations

for

details

on

RDS

services

in

your

area.

Note:

RDS.

may

nat

work

correctly.if

the:station

to.

which

you

are

tuned

is

not

transmitting

properly

or

if

the

signal

strength

is

weak.

What

Infor

The

System

can

use

the

.RDS

can

Provide

lowing

RDS

service.

PS

(Program

Service.

=

Identifies.each

station

by

a

name...

TA

(Traffic

Announcement

identification)

Identifies

that

a

traffic

announcement

‘is

being

broadcast

in

your

atea

RT

(Radio

Text)

©

Allows

the

RDS

station

to

send

text

thessages

that

appear

on

the

display

of

the

unit.

16

PTY

(Programme

Type)

identifies

the

type

of

RDS

programme.

This

allows

you

to

locate

a

specific

type

of

programme

being

broadcast.

‘

pe

Fay

a

LU

The

programme

types

are

as

follows:

TRAFFIC:

|

Traffic

announcement.

NEWS:

__.,

News.

Pro

:

‘op

music

ROCKM:

—

Rock

music

M.O.R.M:

=

Middle-of-the-road

music

(usually

called

“easy

listening”)

LIGHT

M:

Light

music

CLASSICS:

Classics

OTHER

M:

Other

music

AFFAIRS:

=

Topical

programme

expanding

on

current

news

or

affairs

~~

SPORT:

Sports

events

EOUCATE:

Educational

programmes

DRAMA:

Radio

plays

CULTURE:

Programmes

on

national

or

regional

culture

SCIENCE:

Programmes

on

natural

sciences

and

technology

VARIED:

Other

programmes

like

comedies

or

ceremonies

NONE:

Undefined

es

on

medical

service,

weather

forecast,

etc,

ALARM:

~—=

Emergency

broadcasts

EON

(Enhanced

Other

Networks

Information)

Provides

information.

available

on

RDS

stations

other

than

the.one

which

is

being

received.

Changing

the

Display

You

can

see

RDS.

information.on

the

display.

To.vie¢w,

RDS

information

on

the

display,

press

the

DISPLAY

MODE

button.

(When

using

the

Remote

Control,

press

the

RDS

DISPLAY

MODE

button

after

pressing

the

RDS

CONTROL

button.)

Each

time.

you

press

the

button,

the

display

changes

to

show

the

following

information:

PS

(Programme

Service):

Station

names

will

be

displayed.

v

PTY

(Programme

Type):

_

Types.of

broadcast

programmes

will

be

displayed.

«(Ok

a

¥

RT

(Radio

Text):

Text

message

sent

by

stations

will

be

displayed.

2

<i

5

¥

Station

Frequency:

Station.

frequencies...

@

While

RDS

information

is

being

received

from

a

station,

“WAIT

PS”,

“WAIT

PTY”,

or

“WAIT

RT”

may

appear

on

the

display.

Searching

for

Programmes

by

PTY

codes

One

of

the

advantages

of

the

RDS

service

is

that

Fyou

can

locate

a

paurules

kind

of

programme

by

Specifying

the

PTY

codes;:

foe

|

The

PTY

Search

function

is

applicable

t

to

sreset

stations

only.

To

search

for

a

programme

using

the

PTY

codes,

follow

this

procedure:

Using

the

Unit

Press

the

PTY

SEARCH

button.

“PTY”

and.

“SELECT”

appear

alternately

on

the

display.

Note:

If

no

adjustments

are

made

for

3.

cod

in

PTY

Search

mode,

the

display

reverts

to

the

Perform

the

while

“PTY”

and

“SELECT”

are

being

displayed.

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TAINEWS

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

left

or

right

(i«<

<

or

>

»

1)

to

select

a

‘INFO

Select

information

you

want

by

pressing

the

TA/NEWS/INFO

button.

PTY

SELECT

Pry

SELECT

EON

18

PTY.

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below:

+

Press

the

left

(<<)

cursor

key

+

TRAFFIC

<>

NEWS

~~

INFO

—

POP

M

+

ROCK

M

~—

M.O.R.

M

+>

LIGHT

M

«>

CLASSICS

«+>

OTHER

M

—

AFFAIRS

+>

SPORT

<—

EDUCATE

++

DRAMA

«+

CULTURE

~~

SCIENCE

<>

VARIED

+~

Press

the

right

{

>»)

cursor

key

Press

the

PTY

SEARCH

button

again.

While

the

search

function

is

running,

the

selected

programme

type

and

“SEARCH”

alternate

on

the

display.

The

preset

number

also

change.

Using

the

Remote

Control

Press

the

RDS

CONTROL

button.

Press

the

>»

PTY

SEARCH

A

button.

“PTY”

and

“SELECT”

appear

alternately

on

the

display.

Note:

If

no

adjustments

are

made

for

5

seconds

in

PTY

Search

mode,

the

display

reverts

to

the

Perform

the

while

“PTY”

and

“SELECT”

are

being

displayed.

Press

the

PTY

SELECT

-

<

«<4

<4)

or

>>

PP

>

PTY

SELECT

+

button

to

choose

a

PTY.

*

The

programme

type

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

PT!'Y

SELECT

button

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

PTY

SELECT

-<

#4

<<

=

button

+

TRAFFIC

<—

NEWS

—

INFO

—

POP

M

-—

ROCK

M

+

M.O.R.

M

LIGHT

M

+

CLASSICS

«++

OTHER

M

—

AFFAIRS

«<>

SPORT

«>

EDUCATE

++

DRAMA

<—

CULTURE

«~

SCIENCE

<--

VARIED

«>

Press

the

>»

pr

>

PTY

SELECT

+

button

>

Press

the

»

PTY

SEARCH

<

button

again.

While

the

search

function

is

running,

the

selected

programme

type

and

“SEARCH”

alternate

on

the

display.

The

preset

number

also

change.

Once

the

station

which

is

broadcasting

the

selected

PTY

(Programme

Type)

is

located,

searching

will

stop.

Then

the

station

name

(if

PS

code

is

being

sent)

will

be

indicated

and

the

broadcast

will

commence.

The

Display

will

stay

blinking

for

10

seconds

from

the

end

of

the

searching

function.

If

you

press

the

PTY

SEARCH

button

again

during

this

period,

search

for

the

same

PTY

(Programme

Type)

will

restart.

The

PTY

Search

function

is

completed

when

the

indicated

preset

Number

changes

from

blinking

to

continuously

lit.

@

If

a

station

broadcasting

a

selected

PTY(

Program

Type)

cannot

be

found,

“NOT”

and

“FOUND”

are

displayed

alternately

on

the

display

after

the

Unit

has

searched

through

the

preset

numbers.

The

Unit

will

then

return

to

the

station

to

which

it

was

tuned

prior

to

the

start

of

the

PTY

Search.

To

cancel

a

PTY

Search

operation,

press

the

PTY

SEARCH

button.

“PTY”

and

“SELECT”

are

displayed

alternately

on

the

display

for

a

few

seconds,

then

the

display

return

to

the

screen

that

was

selected

before

PTY

SEARCH

was

displayed.

Note:

PTY

Search

can

be

used

even

while

AM

(MW/LW)

broadcasts

are

being

received.

EON

Function

With

the

EON

(Enhanced

Other

Networks)

code,

the

Unit

can

perform

a

standby

reception

which

will

enable

you

to

obtain

desired

information

which

is

available

from

other

stations,

Mi

“EON”

will

be

displayed

while

receiving

stations

with

an

EON

code.

MM

EON

Standby

reception

is

applicable

for

preset

stations

only.

ME

You

can

set

EON

Standby

reception

regardless

of

types

of

receiving

bands.

Setting

EON

Standby

reception

Press

the

EON

ON/OFF

button.

[TA

NEWS

INFO],

or

the

last

EON

information

type

selected,

is

displayed.

TA:

Identifies

that

a

traffic

announcement

is

being

broadcast

in

your

area.

NEWS:

News

INFO:

Programmes

on

medical

service,

weather

forecast,

etc.

*

With

each

pressing

of

the

TA/NEWS/INFO

button,

indications

will

change

as

follows:

[

TA

]>I[

NEWS

}-[

iNFO

]—

[TA

NEWS

]-{

NEWS

INFO]—[TA

INFO

]

>

[TA

NEWS

INFO

]

—

(back

to

the

beginning)

As

soon

as

your

selection

is

entered

the

Unit

will

go

into

EON

Standby

reception

mode.

If

you

want

to

cancel

the

EON

function,

tum

off the

[TA

NEWS

INFO]

indicator

by

pressing

the

EON

ON/OFF

button.

When

this

Unit

carries

out

EON

Standby

reception,

the

indication

will

change

as

follows:

1.

Waiting

for

EON

Standby

reception

2.

Preset

stations

are

being

searched

for

and

while

preparing

to

change

the

station,

sound

will

be

muted.

“—_

iets

EB

BECE

aeEe

=

3.

The

station

will

be

changed

and

the

programme

type

Blinking

being

received

will

appear

on

the

display.

*

When

using

the

DISPLAY

MODE

button

to

change

the

display,

use

the

appropriate

setting

for

the

type

of

display.

Notes:

*

EON

broadcasts

of

some

stations

may

not

be

compatible

with

this

Unit.

In

the

case

of

an

incompatible

EON

broadcast,

“EON”

will

not

appear

on

the

display.

*

While

the

Unit

is

receiving

information

for

an

EON

code

you

have

selected

for

EON

Standby,

you

cannot

use

the

following

operations:

cursor

key,

TA/NEWS/ENFO

button

or

PTY

SEARCH

button.

In

addition,

if

a

station

transmits

information

for

a

programme

type

you

have

selected

without

sending

the

EON

code,

the

EON

Standby

operation

is

still

performed.

Therefore,

you

will

not

be

able

to

use

the

operations

listed

above

during

this

period.

*

If

the

reception

is

unsatisfactory

for

a

station

among

the

preset

stations,

“WAITING”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

station

is

searched

for

again.

If

after

searching

through

the

channels

five

times,

the

broadcasting

station

cannot

be

found,

“NOT”

and

“FOUND”

are

displayed

alternately

on

the

display.

The

Unit

will

then

return

to

the

station

to

which

it

was

previously

tuned.

When

broadcasting

of

the

desired

information

has

been

completed,

“EON

END”

will

be

indicated

and

the

Unit

will

automatically

go

back

to

the

station

which

had

previously

been

tuned

to,

3

While

receiving

information

on

EON

Standby

reception,

the

station

will

not

change

to

other

stations

even

if

the

same

information

is

available

from

them.

@

Jf

you

cancel

the

EON

function

when

in

EON

Standby

reception

mode

by

either

pressing

the

EON

ON/OFF

button,

the

Unit

will

automatically

return

to

the

station

which

had

been

previously

tuned-in,

If

the

information

you

are

waiting

for

is

available

from

the

current

station,

the

indicator

will

blink.

ALARM

function

If

an

ALARM

(Emergency)

signal

is

received

while

receiving

an

EON

code from

a

station,

“ALARM”

blinks

on

the

display

and

the

Unit

automatically

switches

to

the

station

broadcasting

the

ALARM

signal.

When

an

ALARM

broadcast

of

PTY

is

being

received

from

the

currently

tuned-in

station,

“ALARM”

will

blink

on

the

display

for

your

attention.

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HSSOL-VO/SCL-VO

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Using

the

CD

Player

ALL

CD

EJECT

MENU

CANCEL

Main

Tray

The

Main

Tray

contains

disc

ways

for

three.

CDs.

DISC

1

DISC2

DISC3

PLAY

MODE

REPEAT

_.,.

CANCEL

‘Press

this

to

select

the

CD

as

the

playback

source.

The

button

indicator

lights

up

and

the

»

button,

#

button

and

the

cursor

”

keys

opérate'in

CD

control

mode.

Number

keys

|

Display

Disc

display

Track

number,

Playing

time,

step

number

me

|

l

CONTINUE

ie

"OFF

All

track

numbers

of

the

loaded

CD

Menu

display

CD

button

Press

this

button

to

select

the

CD

as

the

playback

source

etd

oe

ele

tate

y

ote.

——

7,

teh

and

switch

the

‘Remote

Contra.

CD

control

made:

When

the

Systein

is

being

used,

the

display

shows

other

items

as

well.

However,

we

have

only

shown

the

items

described

in

this

section.

This

illustration

shows

the

Remote

Control

for

CA-TD55R.

This

illustration

shows

only

the

Menu

display

items

for the

CD.

The

Remote

Control

for

CA-TDS5

does

not

have

the

RDS

CONTROL

button

or

include

any

RDS

DISC

button

indicator

*

The

buttons

DISC.1,

DISC.

2,

and

DISC

3.

act

as

inticates

for

the.

corresponding

trays.

This.indicator

is

off

when

the

CD

Player

is

checking

that

there

is

no

disc

in

the

disc

tray

for

the

selected

dis¢

number.

a

Pressing

the

&

button

tums

the

indicator

on.

Indicator

cD

eer

22

Disc

dispiay

A

disc

marker

lights

on

the

disc

display

for

the

disc

number.

you

have.

selected.

The

CD

indicator.blinks

while

a

CD

is

being

played.

The.

CD

indicator,

for

the

disc

tray

corresponding

to

the

“NO

DISC”

display,

goes

out.

The

CD

indicator

for.

the

disc.

tray.

which

is

opened

with

the

Main

Tray

lights

up.

The

CD

indicator

for

disc

that

have been

played

are

dimmed

slightly

compared

to

discs

that

have

still

to

be

played,

or

are

being

played.

1,

<2

Disc

marker

WB

Press.a.DISC.(1.0,3)

button

.-

The

System's

CD

Player.has

an

Automatic

Changer

with

3

disc

trays.

You

can

use

Continuous,

Random,

Program

or

Repeat

Play

for

the

discs

in

DISC

1,

DISC

2

and

DISC

3.

Repeat

Play

can

repeat

ail

the

tracks

on

all

the

CD’s,

the

tracks.

on.one

of

the

CD’s.

or

one

track

on

one.CD.

There

is

also.

the

Tray

Lock

function,

which

safely

keeps

discs.in

the

trays.

Here

are

the

basic

things

you.need.to.know

to

play.a

CD.

and

locate

the

different

selections.

on

it,

Each

selection

is.called

a

tack,

so

when.we

are.talking

about

locating.a

track,

we

are

also.

talking

about

how

you.

find

a

certain,

song

or

performance.

The

Quickest

Way

To

Start

a

CD

Is

With

the

One

Touch

Operation

~

The

power

comes

on,

and

operations

are

done

automatically.

WI

Press

the

CD

button”

*

If

there

is

a

CD

in

the

disc

tray

of

the

elcid

(ihe

Disc

marker

lights

up)

disc

number,

playback

”

“bégins

from

the

first

track

of

that

dis?

*

If

there

is

‘not

a

CD

in

the

disc

tray

of

the

selected

disc

number,

search

starts

for

a

disc

tray

with

a

.

Dtfa

CD

is.

found,

playback

begins

from

the

first

track

of

that

disc.

*

If

there

is

no

CD

in

any

of

the

disc

trays,

the

message

“NO

DISC”

appears

in

the

diy

after

a

few

seconds

and

the

disc

Ea

for

DISC

1

opens.

*

If

there

is

a

CD

in

the

disc

fray

for

the

disc

number

you

have

selected,

playback

begins

from

the

first

track

of

that

disc.

If

thété'is‘no

CD

in

the

disc

tray,

the

message

“NO

DISC”

appears

in

the

display

after

a

few

seconds

and

the

disc

tray

opens.

al

Press

the

ALL

CD

EJECT

button.

*°"The

Main

Tray

for

all

the

disc

trays

opeiis:~

@

Press

the

&

button,

e

dise

number

cor

sponding

to

the

number

of

the

&

button

pressed,

opens.

Basics

of

Using

the

CD

Player

—

CéiKtinuous

You

can

play

the

discs

continuously

in

the

DISC

|

to

DISC

3

trays.

To

Insert

Discs

—

To

insert

three

discs

at

the

same

time:

Press

the

ALL

CD

EJECT

button.

The

Main

Tray

for

all

the

disc

trays

opens.

The

disc

trays

are

numbered

from

the

top

down;

DISC

3,

DISC

2,

and

DISC

1,

insert

a

CD

into

the

disc

tray

for

DISC

3,

-

with

the

lahel

face-up.

(

C2)

ATTENTION:

To

avoid

malfunctions

when

you

playa

CD,

please

set.the

CD

in

the

right

place

at

the

center

of

the

tray..

CD

Tray

CORRECT

INCORRECT

*

To

put

an

8

cm

CD

into

a

tray,

insert

it

so

that

it

is

aligned

with

the

groove

in

the

tray’s

center.

.

21

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vi-t

Push

the

disc

tray

for

DISC

3

to

the

back.

Push

the

disc

tray

gently

to

the

back

using

the

finger

hold

on

the

front

right

of

the

tray.

The

disc

tray

for

DISC

2

wiil

appear

below

the

disc

«&

tray

for

DISC

3.

*

Take

care

not

to

touch

any

CDs

in

the

lower

trays

when

pushing

the

To

Play

a

Disc

This

function

plays

the

disc

in

the

Unit

continuously,

and

lights

the

“CONTINUE”

indicator.

ry

OISC

1

Prepare

the

discs.

<=

a

D

2

D

a

pan

Lu

Lid

disc

tray

into

the

Unit.

*

If

excessive

force

is

applied

to

the

Main

Tray,

the

Main

Tray

will

be

closed.

So,

when

you

push

the

disc

tray,

gently

push

it

to

the

back.

*

While

pushing

the disc

tray,

take

care

not

to

touch

any

buttons

on

the

Unit.

Insert

a

CD

into

the

disc

tray

for

DISC

2

in

the

same

way

as

for

DISC

3.

After

inserting

the

CD,

push

the

disc

tray

to

the

back.

The

dise

tray

for

DISC

1

will

appear.

Insert

CD

into

the

disc

tray

for

DISC

1.

Press

the

ALL

CD

EJECT

button.

The

Main

Tray

returns

to

its

original

position.

*

“ALL

EJECT”

appears

on

the

display

when

the

Main

Tray

is

opened,

and

“ALL

CLOSE”

appears

when

it

closes.

¢

If

you

press

the

CD

or

»

button

on

the

unit

(CD

button

on

the

Remote

Control)

instead

of

the

ALL

CD

EJECT

button,

the

Main

Tray

is

automatically

closed

and

continuous

play

starts

for the

lit

disc

marker.

Also,

if

you

press

the

DISC

|

-

3

buttons,

the

Main

Tray

will

automatically

close

and

playback

will

start

from

that

disc.

*

If

the

Main

Tray

is

open

when

the

System

switches

to

standby

mode.

the

Main

Tray

is

closed

automatically.

CAUTION:

Do

not

push

the

disc

tray

for

DISC

1

to

the

back.

If

the

Main

Tray

is

pushed

in

with

a

CD

in,

the

tray

will

not

load

properly

or

may

be

ejected

again

after

it

has

been

pushed

in.

This

can

result

in

you

not

being

able

to

use

the

CD

Player.

If

the

CD

Player

does

not

respond,

disconnect

the

power

cord

then

reconnect

it

again.

The

CD

Player

will

operate

normally

again.

CAUTION:

While

closing

the

Main

Tray,

take

care not

to

nip

any

foreign

matter

(headphone

cable,

etc.)

between

the

Main

Tray

cover

and

the

CD

Player.

If

a

foreign

matter

is

nipped,

the

CD

Player

may

be

inoperative.

In

this

case,

remove

it,

and

push

the

Main

Tray

cover

to

close

the

Main

Tray.

Then,

the

CD

Player

will

operate

normally

again.

To

insert

CDs

individually:

Press

the

4

button

on

the

left

of

the

DISC

(1

-

3)

button

you

want

to

insert

the

disc

into.

The

disc

tray

for

the

selected

disc

number

is

set

to

the

top

and

the

Main

Tray

opens.

,

Place

a

CD

onto

the

tray.

Press

the

same

4

button

again.

The

Main

Tray

closes.

*

Hf

you

press

a

different

&

button,

the

Main

Tray

closes

then

the

disc

tray

for

the

4

button

pressed

1s

opened.

If

you

press

the

ALL

CD

EJECT

button,

the

Main

Tray

closes.

Then

the

Main

Tray

opens

again,

containing

all

disc

trays.

Hi

“Di

OPEN”

appears

on

the

display

when

the

Main

Tray

is

opened

(when

DISC

1

is

selected),

and

“D1

CLOSE”

appears

when

it

closes.

/Press

the

DISC

(1-3)

button

on

the

Unit

or

the

Remote

Control

you

want

to

piay.

The

first

track

of

the

selected

disc

will

begin

playing.

When

the

selected

disc

finishes

playing,

the

will

begin

playing

automatically.

When

the

last

disc

has

finished

playing,

the

Unit

will

stop

automatically.

To

use

Continuous

Play

from

the

first

track

of

the

disc

selected

by

the

disc

marker,

you

do

not

need

to

press

a

DISC

(1-3)

button,

just

press

the

CD

or

®

button

(or

CD

or

®

A*

button

on

the

Remote

Control).

*

The

»

A

button

on

the

Remote

Control

can

be

used

to

control

the

CD

Player

when

the

Remote

Control

is

in

CD

mode..

Playing

order

of

discs

MA

When

playback

starts

from

DISC

1,

the

playing

order

is

DISC

|

+

DISC

2

+

DISC

3.

When

DISC

3

has

finished,

the

CD

Player

selects

DISC

1

(the

disc

marker

is

on)

and

stops.

MA

Wien

playback

starts

from

DISC

2,

the

playing

order

is

DISC

2

-

DISC

3

—

DISC

|.

When

DISC

1

has

finished,

the

CD

Player

selects

DISC

2

(the

disc

marker

is

on)

and

stops.

ME

When

playback

starts

from

DISC

3,

the

playing

order

is

DISC

3

-»

DISC

1

+

DISC

2.

When

DISC

2

has.

finished,

the

CD

Player

selects

DISC

3

(the

disc

marker

is

on)

and

stops.

*

If

any

of

the

disc

trays

are

empty,

the

CD

Player

skips

that

disc

tray

and

continues

through

the

remaining

disc

trays

in

the

order

shown

above.

Note:

If

there

is

no

CD

in

the

disc

tray

for the

DISC

(1-3)

button

you

pressed,

the

message

“NO

DISC”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

tray

for

that

disc

is

automatically

moved

to

the

top

and

the

Main

Tray

opens.

If

there

is

no

disc

in

the

disc

tray

for

the

selected

disc

number

when

the

»

or

CD

button

(or

the

CD

or

»

A

button

on

the

Remote

Control)

is

pressed,

playback

begins

from

the

To

stop

playing

the

disc,

press

the

@

button

(press

the

MW

button

after

pressing

the

CD

button

when

using

the

Remote

Control).

To

stop

play

and

remove

the

disc,

press

the

button

for

the disc

being

played

or

press

the

ALL

CD

EJECT

button.

To

pause,

press

the

®

button.

The

Disc

display

will

blink.

(The

Pause

function

cannot

be

used

with

the

»

A

button.on

the

Remote

Control.)

To

cancel

pause,

press

the

»

button

again

or

press

the

CD

button

(or

the

CD

or

»

A

button

on

the

Remote

Control).

Play.

continues

from

the

point

where

it

was

paused.

To

Change

Discs

While

Playing

You

can

replace

a

CD

in

a

tray

not

being

used,

while

another

CD

is

playing.

Press

the

4

button

of

the

tray

not

being

used.

The

disc

tray

you

selected

is

set

to

the

top

and

the

Main

Tray

opens.

Replace

the

disc

in

the

tray.

Press

the

same

4

button

again.

The

Main

Tray

closes.

To

Select

a

Track

Using

the

Unit

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

right

or

left

(<<

<

or

>

>>).

WH

Set

the

tracks

by

pressing

the

Md

<

or

>

1

cursor

key

to

move

between

tracks.

*

Pressing

the

>

1

cursor

key

moves

to

the

*

Pressing

the

#@

<

cursor

key

moves

to

the

(Moves

to

the

beginning

of

the

track

during

playing

a

track.)

WE

Pressing

down

either

of

these

cursor

keys

scans

the

tracks.continuously.

until

the

key

is

released.

Using

the

Remote

Control

Press

the

<

4

<<

or

>>

PP!

>

button

after

pressing

the

CD

button.

GE

Each

time

you

briefly

press

and

release

the

<

kd

<4

or

>

m1

>

button,

the

track

changes

by

one.

*

Press

and

release

the

>»

hi

>

button

to

go

ahead

one

track

at

a

time.

*

Press

and

release

the

<

«#4

button

to

go

back

one

track

at

a

time.

(Moves

to

the

beginning

of

the

track

during

playing

a

track.)

ME

Holding

down

the

¢

4

<4

or

BP

PP

>

button

allows

you

to

change

tracks

continuously.

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Gi-L

To

Select

a

Passage

Within

a

Track

Press

the

up

or

down

cursor

key

continuously

while

a

CD

is

playing.

Pressing

the

up

(>

A)

cursor

key

advances

the

CD

rapidly,

pressing

the

down

(Ww

<#@)

cursor

key

plays

the

CD

backwards

rapidly.

Release

the

cursor

key

at

the

point

at

which

you

wish

to

resume

normal

playback.

<

a

Fo)

ra

LJ

Note:

You

cannot

perform

these

fast

forwards

or

fast

backwards

operation

with

the

Remote

Control.

Locating

a

Track

With

the

Remote

Control

Directly

Using

the

number

keys

on

the

Remote

Control

allows

you

to

go

directly

to

the

beginning

of

any

track.

Press

the

DISC

(1-3)

button

for

the

disc

tray

containing

the

track

you

want

to

listen

to.

«

Example:

for

the

third

disc,

press

the

DESC

3

button.

Enter

the

number

of

the

track

you

want

to

listen

to

with

the

num-

ber

keys.

The

selected

track

starts

playing.

*

Example:

for

track

5,

press

5.

For

track

15,

press

+10

then

5.

For

track

20.

press

+10,

then

10.

For

track

32,

press

+10

three

times,

then

2.

Programming

the

Playing

Order

of

the

Tracks

You

can

change

the

order

in

which

the

discs

and

tracks

play,

and

select

only

the

discs

and

tracks

you

want

from

among

those

loaded

in

the

CD

Player.

MB

You

can

program

up

to

32

steps

in

any

desired

order

from

among

the

discs

in

the

player.

MB

You

can

only

make

or

change

a

program

when

the

CD

Player

is

stopped.

Using

the

Unit

:

Press

the

MENU

button.

The

TIMER

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

MENi

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

right

or

left

{<<

<

or

>

»

>!)

and

select

“CD

P.MODE”.

The

menu

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

left

(«<4

<)

cursor

key

+>

TIMER

+

CD

P.MODE

<>

REPEAT

+»

AUTO

EDIT

—

SEA

CONTROL

«>

Press

the

right

(>

»»}

cursor

key

>

;

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

up

or

down

(A

or

v

<<

)

and

select

“PROGRAM”.

The

menu

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

up

(»*»

A)

cursor

key

++

CONTINUE

++

PROGRAM

++

RANDOM

Press

the

down

(Vv

<4)

cursor

key

—

“PROGRAM?”

appears

on

the

display.

;

Press

the

SET

button.

The

biinking

“PROGRAM”

display

changes

to

a

steady

display.

SET

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

up

or

down

(>A

or

v

<<)

to

select

the

disc.

Track

number

The

display

changes

to

the

Program

Entry

display

Disc

number

Step

number

and

the

disc

number

and

track

number

sections

blink

for

a

few

seconds.

The

menu

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

up

(»»

A)

cursor

key

1+

2++3

Press

the

down

(v

<4)

cursor

key

>

*

If

you

press

the

DISC

(1-3)

buttons

instead

of

pressing

the

up

or

down

(>

A

or

VW

~#d)

cursor

key,

you

can

select

the

disc.

*

While

the

display

is

blinking,

perform

the

operations

in

steps

6

to

7.

When

the

blinking

display

changes

to

the

“PROGRAM”

display,

repeat

the

operations

in

steps

5

to

7.

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

right

or

left

(-«<

<

or

>

»

|}

to

select

the

track.

The

track

number

appears

on

the

display.

Press

the

SET

button.

The

blinking

disc

number

and

track

number

changes

to

a

steady

light,

and

the

step

number

is

displayed.

Repeat

steps

5

to

7

to

select

the

other

tracks

for

the

program.

¢

To

select

another

track

from

the

same

disc,

repeat

the

procedure

from

step

6.

Press

the

»

or

CD

button.

The

Unit

plays

the

tracks

in

the

order

you

have

programmed

them.

Using

the

Remote

Control

;

Press

the

PLAY

MODE

button

to

select

PROGRAM.

“PROGRAM”

lights

up

on

the

display.

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

PLAY

MODE

button

as

below.

—

CONTINUE

-

PROGRAM

—

RANDOM

—

(back

to

the

beginning)

Select

a

disc

with

the

DISC

(1-3)

buttons.

The

display

changes

to

the

Program

Entry

display

and

the

disc

number

and

track

number

sections

blink

for

a

few

seconds.

Track

number

Disc

number

Step

number

*

While

the

display

is

blinking,

perform

the

operations

in

step

3.

When

the

blinking

display

changes

to

the

“PROGRAM”

display,

repeat

the

operations

in

steps

2

to

3.

.

Press

the

number

keys

{1

to

10

and

+10)

to

select

the

track

to

program.

*

Example:

For

track

5,

press

5.

For

track

15,

press

+10

then

5.

For

track

20,

press

+10

then

10.

For

track

32,

press

+10

three

times,

then

2.

The

blinking

disc

number

and

track

number

changes

to

a

steady

light,

and

the

step

number

is

dis-

played.

Repeat

steps

2

to

3

to

select

the

other

tracks

for

the

program.

Press

the

»

or

CD

button.

The

Unit

plays

the

tracks

in

the

order

you

have

programmed

them.

25

HSSC1L-VO/SAL-VO

QL-

GB

lf

you

try

to

program

a

33rd

track,

the

System

Jets

you

know

that

the

program

ts

full

by

displaying

the

message

“FULL”

on

the

display.

WE

if

you

try

to

program

a

disc

tray

that

is

empty,

or

a

track

number

that

does

not

exist

on

a

disc

(for

example,

selecting

track

14

on

a

disc

that

only

has

12

tracks).

the

selected

disc

or

track

are

skipped

when

the

program

is

played.

Gi

Youcan

skip

to

a

particular

step

in

a

program

during

program

play.

Using

the

unit.

press

the

right

or

left

(Had

€

or

>

PH)

cursor

key.

to

this

from

the

Remote

Control,

press

the

¢

+4

<4

or

Pe

Pt

>

button.

WB

You

can

also

repeat

a

step

in

a

program.

See

page

27

“Repeating

a

Track

or

the

Discs”.

To

stop

playing,

press

the

™

button.

To

delete

all

the

tracks

in

a

program,

press

the

CANCEL

button

on

the

Unit

repeatedly

unul

all

the

tracks

in

the

program

have

been

deleted,

or

press

the

ALL

CD

EJECT

button.

To

exit

Program

mode,

press

the

PLAY

MODE

button

on

the

Remote

Control

and

select

CONTINUE,

or

press

the

MENU

button

on

the

Unit

and

use

the

cursor

keys

to

select

CONTINUE

in

CD

P

MODE.

To

Check

the

Program

While

the

CD

Player

is

stopped,

use

the

kd

<4

or

B®

mH

>

button

on

the

Remote

Control

to

check

the

contents

of

the

program.

Each

time

you

press

the

>

m1

>

button

on

the

Remote

Control,

the

program

contents

are

shown

on

the

display

in

the

programmed

order.

Pressing

the

€

k@

<4

button

on

the

Remote

Control

displays

the

in

the

program.

To

Modify

the

Program

Modify

the

contents

of

a

program

while

the

CD

Player

1s

stopped.

Press

the

CANCEL

button

on

the

Unit.

the

last

track

in

the

program

is

deleted.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

last

track

listed

tn

the

program

is

deleted

from

the

program.

To

add

a

track

to

the

program,

follow

the

procedure

above

(on

either

the

Unit

or

the

Remote

Control}.

The

new

tracks

are

added

to

the

end

of

the

program.

Random

Play

The

tracks

will

play

in

no

special

order

when

you

use

this

mode.

MB

You

can

use

this

mode

when

the

CD

Player

is

stopped.

Using

the

Unit

MENU

“4.

Press

the

MENU

button.

The

TIMER

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

i.

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

right

or

left

(«<4

<

or

>

»

i}

and

select

“CD

P.MODE”.

The

menu

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

left

(<4

<)

cursor

key

+

TIMER

++

CD

P.MODE

+

REPEAT

«>

AUTO

EDIT

++

SEA

CONTROL

+

Press

the

right

(>

>)

cursor

key

>

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

up

or

CE

CERE

TE

Dba

down

{PPA

or

v

<<

)

and

select

PoP

dew

af

Late

“RANDOM”.

(eenoon

The

menu

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

RaNooM

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

up

(»»

A)

cursor

key

—

CONTINUE

«+

PROGRAM

+

RANDOM

—

Press

the

down

(

v

~4<4)

cursor

key

—

“RANDOM”

appears

on

the

display.

|

Press

the

SET

button.

The

blinking

“RANDOM”

display

changes

to

a

steady

display.

26

;

Press

the

»

or

CD

button.

The

tracks

are

played

in

random

order.

When

all

of

the

tracks

have been

played,

the

CD

Player

stops.

Using

the

Remote

Control

PLAY

,

Press

the

PLAY

MODE

button

to

select

RANDOM.

©

“RANDOM”

lights

up

on

the

display.

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

PLAY

MODE

button

as

shown.

}

Press

the

»

A

or

CD

button.

The

tracks

are

played

in

random

order.

When

all

of

the

tracks

have

been

played.

the

CD

Player

stops.

Note:

Press

the

DISC

(1-3)

buttons,

or

the

number

keys,

to

cancel

Random

play

and

begin

playback

in

Continuous

Play

mode.

@

To

instruct

the

CD

Player

to

continue

with

a

different

random

selection

after

the

current

setting

has

finished

before

starting

random

play.

or

while

a

random

selection

is

playing,

see

page

27

“Repeating

a

Track

or

the

Discs”.

To

skip

to

the

in

the

random

program,

press

the

>

1

cursor

key

or

>

1

D>

button

on

the

Remote

Control.

To

cancel

random

play,

press

the

Ml

button,

then

press

the

PLAY

MODE

button

on

the

Remote

Control

to

select

another

mode.

or

press

the

MENU

button

on

the

Unit

and

use

the

cursor

keys

to

select

a

different

made.

Repeating

a

Track

or

the

Discs

You

can

have

all

the

dises,

the

program

or

the

individual

track

currently

playing

repeat

as

many

times

as

you

like.

Using

the

Unit

4,

Press

the

MENU

button.

The

TIMER

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

ENTER

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

right

or

left

(<4

<

or

>

»

i)

and

select

“REPEAT”.

The

menu

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

left

(-t<@

<)

cursor

key

<—

TIMER

+>

CD

P.MODE

++

REPEAT

«>

AUTO

EDIT

«+

SEA

CONTROL

+>

Press

the

right

(>

»)

cursor

key

>

Press

the

cursor

key

to

the

up

or

down

{

»»A

or

v

<<

)

and

select

Repeat

mode.

The

menu

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys

as

shown

below.

+

Press

the

up

(>

A)

cursor

key

o-

ALL

+

1CD

<<

1

++

OFF

—

Press

the

down

(v

<4)

cursor

key

—

ALL:

Repeats

al]

the

tracks

on

the

CD's

in

the

CD

Player,

or

all

the

tracks

in

the

program.

1

CD:

Repeats

all

the

tracks

on

one

CD.

1:

Repeats

one

track

on

a

CD.

te

“@.

Press

the

SET

button.

27

a

areiiiciel

YSSCL-VO/SACL-VO

Zt-t

28

REPEAT

Unlocking

the

Electronic

Lock

Using

the

Remote

Control

Press

the

REPEAT

button.

The

display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

button,

as

shown

below.

—>

ALL

>

1CD—

1

—

OFF

—

(back

to

the

beginning)

@

“REPEAT

ALL”

and

“REPEAT

1”

remain

on

the

display

even

when

you

change

the

CD

play

mode.

@®

The

three

Repeat

Modes

above

can

be

selected

during

Continuous

Play,

however,

during

Program

Play

and

Random

Play,

you

can

only

select

REPEAT

ALL

or

REPEAT

1.

To

exit

Repeat

Mode,

select

“OFF”

in

step

3.

Tray

Lock

Function

In

order

to

safely

keep

the

discs

in

the

CD

Player,

the

three

trays

can

be

electronically

locked

in

a

single

operation.

When

the

electronic

lock

is

on,

the

trays

cannot

be

opened

even

if

the

&

or

ALL

CD

EJECT

button

1s

pressed.

This

function

can

only

be

accessed

by

using

the

buttons

on

the

Unit

itself.

Locking

the

Electronic

Lock

Put

the

System’s

power

into

STANDBY

mode.

While

pressing

the

g

button,

press

the

DISC

1’s

4

button.

“LOCKED”

appears

on

the

display

to

let

you

know

that

the

trays

have been

locked.

a

ee

a

ae

ee

cae

ee

i

tithes

ft

to

a

When

the

CD

Player

trays

are

locked,

pressing

the

&

or

ALL

CD

EJECT

buttons

displays

the

message

“LOCKED”

on

the

display

and

the

trays

do

not

open.

And

the

&

or

ALL

CD

EJECT

button

can

not

be

used

to

automatically

turn

on

the

power.

»

Put

the

System’s

power

into

STANDBY

mode.

While

pressing

the

u

button,

press

the

DISC

1’s

4

button.

When

the

unlock

operation

is

done,

“UNLOCKED”

appears

ERE

E-FE

EE

4

OH

in

the

display

to

show

that

the

lock

has

been

taken

off.

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bh

Litem

££

yf

The

trays

can

now

be

opened

by

pressing

the

&

or

ALL.

CD

EJECT

button.

The

&

and

ALL

CD

EJECT

buttons

can

also

be

used

to

automatically

turn

on

the

power.

Using

the

Cassette

Deck

(Listening

to

a

Tape)

TAPE

DIRECTION

<

a

<4

TAPE

button

and

TAPE

CONTROL

button

Press

the

TAPE

or

TAPE

CONTROL

button

to

switch

Tape

Tray

=

TAPE

button

Press

this

to

select

the

Cassette

Deck

as

the

playback

source.

The

button

indica-

tor

lights

up

and

the

«4

and

»,

buttons

and

the

cursor

keys

operate

in

Cassette

Deck

control

mode.

This

illustration

shows

the

Remote

Control

for

CA-TDS55R.

The

Remote

Control

for

CA-TD5

does

not

have

the

RDS

CONTROL

button

or

include

any

RDS

Display

TAPE

and

counter

display

Menu

display

Tape

Direction

indicator

When

the

System

is

being

used,

the

display

shows

other

items

as

well.

However,

we

have

only

shown

the

items

described

in

this

section.

This

illustration

shows

only

the

Menu

display

items

for

the

Cassette

the

Remote

Control

to

Cassette

Deck

control

mode.

Deck.

You

can

then

use

the

{

Md

<<

|

>>

pp]

>.

@“

and»

A

buttons

to

control

the

Cassette

deck.

a

The

Cassette

Deck

allows

you

to

play

and

record

audio

tapes.

#8

Most

tapes

are

now

recorded

with

the

Dolby

NR

system,

so

first

check

which

type

of

the

Dolby

NR

system

has

been

used

on

the

tape.

Only

Dolby

B

NR

is

incorporated

into

the

System.

Wi

With

Automatic

Tape

Detection,

you

can

listen

to

type

I

or

II

tapes

without

changing

any

settings.

The

use

of

tapes

longer

than

120

minutes

is

not

recommended,

since

characteristic

deterioration

may

occur

and

these

tapes

easily

jam

in

the

pinch-rollers

and

the

capstans.

One

Touch

Play

Press

the

TAPE

button

(on

the

Unit

or

on

the

Remote

Control).

Press

the

»

A

button

on

the

Remote

Control.(When

the

Remote

Control

is

in

Cassette

deck

control

mode}

‘The

power

comes

on

and

“TAPE”

lights

up

on

the

display.

If

there

is

a

tape

in

the

Tape

Tray,

the

tape

is

automatically

played.

If

there

is

no

tape

in

the

Tape

Tray,

“OPEN”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

Tape

Tray

opens.

29

DOLBY

B

NR

AUTO

REVERSE

Doers

=

ll

Toemncemom

COUNTER

RESET

REVERSE

——t

25's

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ae

el,

MODE

English

YHSSQ1-VO/SQL-VO

SL-L

Regular

Play

Fast

Forward

and

Rewind

Press

the

>A

or

v

<<

cursor

key.

Hi

When

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

shows

®.,

the

tape

fast

forwards

when

you

press

the

PA

key

If

the

power

is

already

on.

you

can

use

this

basic

procedure:

and

rewinds

when

you

press

the

W

~<#@

key.

:

4.

Press

the

4

button

*,

HA

When

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

shows

«4,

the

tape

rewinds

when

you

press

the

PA

key

and

fast

~

“OPEN”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

Tape

Tray

opens.

crwess

we

OU

Dre

yee

ne

p

a

*

When

using

the

Remote

Control,

press

the

€

<4

or

hI

me!

>

button

while

the

tape

is

a

‘,

insert

a

tape

into

the

Tape

Tray

with

stopped

after

pressing

the

TAPE

or

TAPE

CONTROL

button.

the

tape

head

at

the

back.

Press

the

4

button

again.

Music

Scan

“CLOSE”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

Tape

Tray

closes.

ce

To

find

the

beginning

of

a

music

selection,

use

the

Music

Scan

function.

Music

Scan

searches

for

blank

eee

ibaa

ns

patie

spb

h

Sei

aR

ec

an

aatiea

portions

that

usually

separate

selections,

then

plays

the

ao.

ae

e

tape

is

played

in

the

direction

shown

by

the

Tape

Direction

indicator.

,

ue

Tray

is

open,

it

automatically

closes

and

the

tape

is

played

when

you

press

the

TAPE

Press

the

<<

<

or

>

>>

cursor

key.

a

ae

.

rn

HB

When

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

shows

>.

eee

ELE

GIED

aerthe

Dis

nae

ke

SOUr

Ce.

pie

ssn

Fr,

Pe

DUNO

pI)

Press

the

>

tt

button

to

scan

to

the

Press

the

kad

€

button

to

sean

to

the

Ifthe

Remote

Control

is

in

Cassette

Deck

contro!

mode.

press

the

®

A

button

on

the

Remote

|

eae

Tape

Direction

indicator

shows

~<@

<potral:to

play

ihe

tape

anetendice

chon

sboveniby

tne

Tape

Direction:

indicator:

Press

the

e«@

€

button

to

scan

to

the

Press

the

>

hi

button

to

sean

to

the

y

;

.

:

selection.

haar

i

are

HEN

Par

NS

OE

pice

i

BN

mutton

onine

metiove

Contrgi

abies

«

When

using

the

Remote

Control

press

the

€

4

<<)

or

B®

Pe

>

button

while

playing

or

a

.

tee

Qe

7

aft

Ey

I

To

remove

the

tape,

press

the

&

button.

The

tape

automatically

stops

and

the

Tape

Tray

opens.

BAG

SCATUINE

Gite

Breet

he

SER

Or

TOPE

OMT

ROE

Dany:

ee

abe

h

a

aa

pia

me

press

the

<4

or

m

button.

If

you

are

using

the

When

you

press

the

left

or

right

cursor

keys

(a

€

or

>

mr)

while

the

tape

1s

stopped,

the

unit

scans

w

EES

,

the

first

part

of

the

selection

in

the

corresponding

direction

and

automatically

plays

the

track.

Tape

Direction

indicator

and

the

Display

Music

Scan

works

by

detecting

a

4-second

long

blank

at

the

begin-

TAPE

Tape

Direction

indicator

tats

—

.

a

ning

of

each

selection,

so

it

won't

work

well

if

your

tape

has:

<>

ee

dai

ae

nec

Stengel

ee

i

the

as

is

being

played

in.

The

direction

of

*

No

blank

at

the

beginning

of

a

selection

.

playback

and

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

display

are

shown

below.

*

Noise

(often

caused

by

much

use

or

poor

quality

dubbing)

which

fills

the

blank

with

noise.

*

Long,

very

soft

passages

or

pauses

in

a

selection.

The

scan

wilk

detect

these

as

4-second

long

blanks.

If

this

happens,

just

scan

again

until

you

reach

the

selection

you

want,

Other

Useful

Features

of

the

Cassette

Deck

Reverse

Mode

REVERSE

Use

Reverse

Mode

to

make

the

tape

automatically

reverse

at

the

end

of

a

side

and

start

playing

the

other

side.

ate

=

Press

the

REVERSE

MODE

button

to

switch

Reverse

Mode

on

(the

indicator

lights

up)

or

off

(the

Pet

indi

ae

.

we

indicator

goes

off}.

indi

i

When

the

indicator

is

«

sant

When

the

indicator

is

>

When

the

Reverse

Mode

is

set

to

off

(the

indicator

goes

off),

the

tape

stops

playing

after

being

played

on

ME

During

playback,

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

blinks

slowly.

During

fast

left

or

fast

right,

the

indicator

one

side.

blinks

quickly.

During

Music

Scan

mode,

the

direction

indicator

alternates

between

blinking

slowly

and

quickly

repeatedly.

DOLBY

B

NR

Lents

Press

the

DOLBY

B

NR

button

to

switch

Dolby

B

Noise

Reduction

on

(the

indicator

lights

up}

or

off

(the

ore

Display

wig

indicator

goes

off).

Ifa

tape

is

recorded

with

the

Dolby

B

NR

system,

playing

it

back

with

the

Dolby

NR

:

HH

id

It.

:

;

H

4

;

i

The

display

inctudes

a

tape

counter

which

shows

you

which

direction

a

tape

is

being

played.

The

tape

yA

on

will

reduce

tape

noise

and

improve

the

clarity

of

the

sound.

7

a

—

_-

counter

increases

when

the

tape

is

playing

in

the

™

directton,

and

decreases

when

the

tape

is

played

in

the

“4

direction.

WE

When

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

shows

®,

the

counter

increases

when

you

fast

forward

a

tape

and

decreases

when

you

rewind

a

Lape.

When

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

shows

<@,

the

counter

decreases

when

you

fast

forward

a

tape

and

increases

when

you

rewind

a

tape.

To

Control

the

Cassette

Deck

While

Another

Source

is

MM

When

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

shows

the

following

happens

when

you

do

a

Music

Scan.

being

Played

:

ads

pone

2

He

sk

teeta

zone

eee

oboe

You

can

use

the

Remote

Control

to

rewind

or

fast

forward

a

tape

while

another

source

is

being

played.

.

en

you

scan

to

the

counter

decreases,

APO

es

MM

When

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

shows

<4,

the

following

happens

when

you

do

a

Music

Scan.

oe

“as

Press

the

TAPE

CONTROL

button.

*

When

you

scan

to

the

counter

decreases.

The

Remote

Contro}

switches

to

Cassette

Deck

control

mode.

*

When

you

sean

to

the

counter

increases.

ery

SELECT

PTY

SELECT

aie

COUNTER

¢

.

=@

Press

the

<

<<

or

PP

>

button

to

rewind

or

fast

forward

To

reset

the

tape

counter,

press

the

COUNTER

RESET

button.

The

counter

returns

to

“0000”.

the

tape.

Note:

You

cannot

use

any

other

Cassette

Deck

controls.

apart

from

fast

forward

and

rewind.

while

another

source

is

being

played.

30

31

YHSSGC1L-VO/SCL-VO

This

illustration

shows

the

Remote

Control

for

CA-

TD55R.

The

Remote

Control

for

CA-TD5

does

not

have

the

RDS

CONTROL

button

or

e.any.

RDS

_

Using

the

Cassette

Deck

13%

suasuece

ane

GEL

gS

MENU

CANCEL

REC

START/STOP

CD

REC

START

‘Display

When

the

System

is

being

used,

the

display

shows

other

items

as

well.

However,

we

have

only

shown

the

items-described

in

this

section.

the

source

ready,

make

one

or

two

settings,

and

you’

re

realy.

to

record.

For

each

source

the

procedure

i

isa

little

different

and

now

we’ll

explain

just

what

to

do

for

each

one.

If

you

forget,

just

come

back

to

the

section.

which

has

the

specific

procedures

you

need.

But

first,

here

are

a

few

things

to

make

your

record-

ings

better.

Things

To

Know

Before

You

Start

Recording

it

may.

be.

unlawful

to

record

or

play

back

copyrighted

material

without

the

consent

of

the

copyright

owner...

lights.

é

“i

‘When

you

want

to

record

onto

both

sides

of

a

tape,

you

can

set

Reverse

mode

on

to

do

so.

However,

recording

automatically

stops.

after

recording

in

the.

-@

direction

in

Reverse

mode.

Therefore,

make

sure

that.

the

tape

direction

is

P

when

recording

with

Reverse.

mode

on..

HB

The

recording

level,

which

is

the

volume

at

which

the

new

tape

is

being

made,

is

automatically

set.

correctly,

so

it

is.

not

affected

by.

the

VOLUME

control

on

the

System..

Thus,.during

recording

you

can

adjust

the

sound

you

are.

actually

listening

to

without

affecting

the

recording

level.

HE

Two

small

tabs

on

the

back

of

the

cassette

tape,

one

for

side

A

and

one

for

side

B,

can

be

removed

to

prevent.

accidental

STASUre,

OF

resrecording.

To.

record

on

a

cassette

with

the

tabs

removed,

you

must.

cover

the

hal.

I,

when

a

type

I]

tape

is

used,

only

cover

part

of

the

2

as

the

oth

f

the

hole

is

used

to

detect

the

tape

type.

M@

When

recording,

you.can.hear

Sound.

Mode.effects.

through

the

speakers

or

headphones.

However,

the

sound

ts

recorded

without

Sound

Mode.

effects.

=

Type

Land.

Type)

I

tapes

can

be.

used

for

recording.

Note:

At

the

s

start

and

nil

sf

cassette

iene:

“heres

is

ee

ips

qhich

cannot

be

recorded

onto.

Depend-

ing

on

the

recording

source,

the

first

part

of

the

recording

may

be

missing

because

of

the

leader.

When

recording

CDs

or

radio

broadcasts,

to

get

the

beginning

of

the

recording

on

the

tape,

first

wind

on

the

leader

before

begintitig

recording

CAUTION:

If

recordings

you

have

made

have

excessive

noise

or

static,

the

Unit

may

be

too

close

to

a

TV

which

was

on

duritig

the

recording:

Either

turn

off

the

TV

or

increase

the

distance

between

the

TV

and

the

Sac

&

TAPE

R

Standard

Recording

This

is

the

basic.

method

for

recording

any

source,

The

System

also

has

special

ways

for

recording

CD

to

tape

which

save

you

time.and

effort,

as

well

as

give

you.some

special

effects.

However,

when

you

need.to

add

a.selection.to

a

tape

you

have

made,

or

are

combining

selections

from

several

sources

on

one

tape,

use

the

method

described

below;

just

substitute

the

source

you

want

into

this

procedure,

such

as

a

CD

or

the

Tuner.

You

can

also

record

from

VCR

with

this

procedure.

$e

Rll

3)

&

Ld

To

Record

Any

Sound

Source

To

Tape

nsert

a

blank

or

erasable

tape

into

the

Tape

Tray.

(See

page

30.)

;

When

recording

on.

both

sides

of

a

tape,

set

Reverse

Mode

to

on

{the

indicator

lights

up).

*

If

you

are.

recording.while

Reverse

Mode

is

on,

insert

the

tape

so.that

it

will

be

recorded

in

the

forwards

&

direction.

(See

page

30.)

Check

the

recording

direction

for

the

tape.

Check

that

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

is

the

same

as

that

for

the

tape

in

the

Tape

Tray.

If

the

directions

are

different,

press

the

M

button

after

pressing

the

«4

or

button

to

set

the

tape

direction.

(When

using

the

Remote

Control,

press

the

TAPE

DIRECTION

button

to

synchronize

the

tape

direction.)

*

If

youare

recording

while

Reverse

Mode

is

on,

check

that

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

is

in

the

DIRECTION

button

so

that

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

is

in

the

direction.)

.

Prepare

the

source,

by,

for

example,

tuning

in

a

radio

station,

loading

CDs,

or

turning

|

on

connected

equipment.

;

Press

the

REC

START/STOP

button.

The

recording

indicator

blinks

and

the

System

begins

to

record.

Notes

for

using

Reverse’

Mode

for

recording”

ode

is

on,

the

System

automatically

stops

when

it

reaches

the

end

of

rd

on

both

sides

of

a

tape,

make

sure

that

the

recording

direction

for the

tape

inserted

into

Tape.

Tray.is

forwards

®,.and

that

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

is

also

forwards

,

before

you.

start.recording..

To

Pause

at

Any

Time

During

the

Recording

Press

the

REC

PAUSE

button

after

pressing

the

TAPE

CONTROL

button

on

the

Remote

Control.

The

Recording

indicator.

changes.

from.a

blinking

display

to

a

steady

display.

To

continue

the

recording,

press

the

REC

START/STOP

button

on

the

Unit

or

the

®

A

button

after

pressing

the

TAPE

CONTROL

button

on

the

Remote

Control.

To

Stop

at

Any

Time

During

the

Recording

Process

Press

the

REC

START/STOP

button

on

the

Unit

of

thé

mY

button

after

pressing

the

TAPE

CONTROL

button

on

the

Remote

Control.

Checking

the

Tape

Counter

While

Recording

You

can

check

the

tape

counter

while

you are

recording.

Press

the

TAPE

DISPLAY

button

on

the

Remote

Control

while

recording.

The

display

changes

from

the

source

display

to

the

counter

display

for

about

five’seconds.

How

to

create

a

blank

section

on

the

tape

GD

as

a

source

and

stop

the

CD.

|

Press

the

REC

START/STOP

button,

to

create

a

blank

section

on

the

tape.

.

|

After

you

have

created

a

blank

space,

press

the

REC

START/STOP

If

you

are

recording

an

AM

(MW/LW)

broadcast

and

you

hear

interference,

.move

BEAT

CUT

switch

on

the

back

panel

from

position

1

(the

normal

-mMode).to

position

2..

YSSCL-VO/SAL-VO

02-1

34

order

you

have

Prepare

CDs:

(See

page

21.)

Check

that

the

CD

Playér

is

not

playing

a

CD.

*

Set

the

source

to

CD.

Insert

a

cassette

into

the

Tape

Tray

to

record

on.

When

you

want

to

record

on

both

sides.

of.a

tape,

press

the

REVERSE

MODE

button

to

tum

Reverse

Mode

on.

Check

that

the

recording

direction

for the

tape

and

the

Tape

Direction

indicator

are

correct.

(See

page

33

“‘Notes.for.using

Reverse

Mode

for

recording”’.)

Press

the

CD

REC

START

button.

“CD...;

TAPE”

appears.

on.

the

display

and

the

CD

Player

starts

playing

the

first

track

to

be

recorded.

At

the.end

of

the

tape,

the

System

automatically

goes

back

to

the

beginning

of

the

last

selection

and

re-

records

it,

this

time

gently

fading

out

at

the

end.

If

you

selected

the

Reverse

Mode,

the

reverse

side

starts

with

the

last

selection

on

the

first

side

and

will

be

faded

out

at

the

end

again.

(About

10

second

blank

is

created

at

the

beginning

of

the

reverse

side.)

When.

the

recording

is

finished,

the

message

“CD

REC

FINISHED”

scrolls

by.on

the

display.

The

CD

Player

and

Cassette

Deck

stop.

To

Stop.

at

Any

Time

During

the

Recording

Process.

Press

the

REC

START/STOP

or

@

button.

The.

recording.

stops.

when

you

press.the

REC

START/S1

Pe

button.

If

you

press

the.@

button,

the

unit

.

creates

a.

four

second

blank

section.

of,

tape

before,

stopping.

Note:

When

making

SLEEP

timer

settings

while

doing

CD

Direct

recording,

set

the

time

so

that

there

is

enough

leeway

to

finish

the

recording

before

the

power

goes

off.

If

the

time

is

set

to

about

the

length

of

the

CD,

the

power

may

go

off

before

recording

finishes.

For

CD

Direct

Recording

using

more

than

one

disc,

use

a

blank

tape,

If

you

use

a

prerecorded

tape,

rded

inaterial

iriay

not

be

erased

between

newly-

ee

aacks:

Auto

Edit

Recording

Using

Auto.

Edit,

you

can

record

the

CD

tracks

to

fit

the

tape,

so

a

selection

isn’t

cut

off.

Auto

Edit

is

one

.

of

the

best

ways

to

copy

all

of

a

CD

onto

a

tape.

Auto

Edit

programs

the

CD

tracks

in

numerical

order.

To

prevent

the

end

of

the

last

track

on

the

first

side

from

being

cut

off,

the

last

track

on.the

first

side.is

selected

to

fit

on

the

remaining

tape

length.

0.0...

..

Prepare

the

CD

of

CDs.

(See

page

21.)

Set

the

source

to

CD

and

check

tha

the

CD

Player

is

not

playing

a

CD.

Press

the

MENU

button.

The

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

the

cursor

key

ta

the

right

or

left

(44

<

or

>

p>)

and

select

“AUTO

EDIT”.

‘The'display

changes

with

each

press

of

the

~~“

oursot

keys

as

shown

below.

=

+

Press

the

left

(<4

<)

cursor

key

++

TIMER

<>

CD

P.MODE

+

REPEAT

+

AUTO

EDIT

«>

SEA

CONTROL

+

Press

the

right

(>

»»)

cursor

key

>

*

You

cannot

select

AUTO

EDIT

if

a

source

other

than

the

CD

Playéi

is

selected.

ENTER

ae

Press

the

cursor

key

up

or

down

(A

or

v

<<

)

and

select

the

disc.

The

.display.changes

with

each

press

of

the

cursor

keys.as

shown.

below.

+

Press

the

up

(»»

A)

cursor

key

3

<>

2

<>

wn

(V4)

Cursor

key

>

*

If

you

press

the

DISC

(1-3)

buttons

instead

of

pressing

the

up

or

down

(»™

A

or

VY

<t

)

:

Keys,

you.can.

select

the.

disc.

.

:

EC--"a

appears

on

the

display,

the

ago

display

shows.you

the

length

of

tape

required

to...

-}-4

record

the

CD

you

selected.

NY

size

of

the

tape

ar

“ea

eleven

ossibilities

rogrammed

|

eee

eats

80,

84,

90.

Geieeci

ee:

to

select

the

length

that

matches

the

length

of

tape

‘you

will

be

using,

or

the

letigth

nearest

to

the

letigth

you

will

be

usiig:”

“oT

you

pick

a

tape'length

shorter

than’

the

total

playing

timé

of

the

CD,

the

last

tracks

on

both

sides

of

the

tape

will

be

faded

out

as

the

tape

ends.

Press

the

SET

button.

“SIDE-B”

blinks

on

the

display

and

the

tracks

that

will

be

recorded.on

side

B

of

the

tape

are

displayed.

,

To

Sidley

the

tracks

that will

be

recorded

on

7g

ais

side

A.of

the

tape,

press

the

SET

button

again.

The.

Unit

switches

between.

side

A.and.side

B.

with each

press

of

the

SET

button...

.

|

Press

the

ENTER

button.

When

you

want

to

record

on

both

sides

of

a

tape,

press

the

REVERSE

MODE

button

to

tum

Reverse

mode

on.

yound,

the

Unit

rewinds

the

When

the

tape

is

ready,

to

prevent

the

start

of

a

track

being

cut,

the

System

creates

a

blank

period

of

about

10

seconds

before

it

starts

to

record

the

CD.

While

a

blank

period

is

eated,

“TAPE

SIDE-A

STANDBY?”

scrolls

through

the

display.

(The

System

aiso

creates

about

10

second

blank

period

at

the.

start

of

side

B

of

the

tape.

While

a

blank

period

is

being

created,

“TAPE

SIDE-B

STANDBY?”

scrolls

through

the

display.)

When

the

recording

is

finished,

the

message

“CD

REC

FINISHED”

scrolls

by

on

the

display.

The

CD

Play

p-

|

To

stop

at

any

time

while

recording,

press

the

REC

START/STOP

button

or

the.

button.

The

_.

recording

stops.

when

you.

press

the

REC

START/

STOP

button.

If

you

press

the

Ml

button,

the

unit

creates

To

cancel

Auto.

Edit, press

the:

4:

butten

on:the:-CD.Player

or

the

ALL.CD

EJECT.

button:

You'can:also

cancel

Auto

Edit

by

selecting

play

mode

from

the

Unit

or

the

Remote

Control

after

stopping

the

recording.

Notes:

°

Ifyou

change

any

of

the

CD’s

while

using

Auto.

Edit,

Auto

Edit

will

be

cancelled.

Therefore,

do

not

change

the.CD’s

while

using

Auto

Edit.

¢

When

making

SLEEP

timer

settings

while:

doing:Auto

Edit

recording,

set

the

time.

so

that

there

is

enough

leeway

to

finish

the

recording

before.

the

power:goes

off.

If

the.

time

is

set

to

about

the

length

of

the

CD,

the

power

may

go

off

before

recording

finishes.

35

x

B

Bo

fe

Lil

YHSSOL-VO/SCL-VO

Using

the

Timer

Lo-t

*

This

dilustration

is

af

CA-TDSAR.

CA-TPS

does

not

have

the

DISPLAY

MODE.

EON

ON/OFF,

TASNEWS/INFO.

and

PTY

SEARCH

buttons.

~

Cursor

keys

MENU

CANCEL

Display

This

Jlustration

shows

Clock,

thmer-an

time

ete.

the

Remote

Control

for

|

CA-TDS5R.

The

Remote

pe

a

TT

Control

for

CA-TDS

does

ON

fifef

fi

CICH

not

have

the

RDS

ave

CONTROL

button

or

include

any

RDS

rejated

labels,

When

the

System

1s

being

used.

the

display

shows

other

items

as

well.

However,

we

have

only

shown

the

tems

described

in

this

section.

The

timers

fets

you

control

recording

and

listening

functions

automatically.

Three

types

of

timers

are

available:

@

DAILY

Timer

...

Use

this

mer

to

set

wake

up

everyday

to

music

frum

any

source.

instead

of

an

alarm

clock,

Mi

ONCE

REC

(Recording)

Timer

—

Unattended

recording

of

radio

broadcasts.

You

can

set

the

starting

time

and

length

of

the

recording.

Mi

SLEEP

Timer

—

Fall

asleep

and

have

your

System

turn

off

automatically

after

a

certain

length

of

time.

Note:

ff

vou

try

to

seleeta

Timer

mode

without

setting

the

clock.

“CLOCK”

and

“ADJUST”

are

displayed

alternately

on

the

display.

und

vou

will

be

unuble

to

set

the

timer

function.

(See

page

8

“Setting

the

Clock”.

Setting

the

DAILY

Timer

With

this

timer

you

can

wake

up

to

music

froma

CD,

tape.

your

favorite

radio

program.

HB

You

can

set

the

DAILY

Timer

whether

the

Unit

is

on

or

off,

Press

the

MENU

button.

“DAILY”

appeurs

on

the

display

and

the

DAILY

indicator

in o

the

“TIMER™

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

}

VERL

36

=

2.

Press

the

SET

button.

X

The

display

changes

to

the

On

Time

displ,

_2.

Set

the

On

Time.

TIMER

|

OAILY

I

ee

1.

Set

the

hour

by

pressing

the

<4

¢

or

>

>»

cursor

key.

Pressing

the

>

mr!

cursor

key

tncreases

the

hour,

and

pressing

the

@@

€

cursor

key

decreases

it.

Pressing

down

either

of

these

cursor

kevs

adjusts

the

setting

ON

comtinugusly

unl

the

key

is

released.

2.

Press

the

SET

button.

The

minute

digits

on

the

display

blink.

rrr

RIL

comet

eee

3.

Set

the

minute

by

pressing

the

<<

<

or

>

»»

cursor

key.

IL

Holding

down

either

of

these

cursor

keys

allows

you

to

continuously

adjust

the

minute

setting

in

10

minute

a

Increments

until

the

key

is

released.

4,

Press

the

SET

button.

The

On

Time

is

set

and

the

display

changes

lo

the

Off

Time

seuing.

Set

the

Off

Time.

Pressing

the

>

tl

cursor

key

increases

the

minute,

and

pressing

the

Md

€

cursor

kev

decreases

se

the

cursor

keys

and

the

SET

button

to

set

the

Ott

Time

in

the

same

way

as

for

set

the

On

ime.

Alter

the

Of

Time

minute

setting

has

been

set,

the

display

changes

to

source

selection

display.

5.

*

Select

the

source

you

want

to

listen

to.

To

use

the

Tuner

as

the

source.

1.

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

{-4<

<

or

>

>}

until

“TUNER”

blinks

on

the

display.

2.

Press

the

SET

button.

3.

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

(4

<<

or

>

pr}

to

select

the

preset

f

fad

channel

you

want

to

listen

to.

!

You

can

only

select

a

station

ta

reecive

from

amongst

the

preset

channels,

4.

Press

the

SET

button.

Proceed

to

step

“@&

To

use

a

CD

as

the

source

1.

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

(<4

<

or

>

>»)

until

“CD”

blinks

on

the

display.

2.

Press

the

SET

button.

“DISC

-"

blinks

on

the

display.

3.

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

[<4

<

or

>

>i)

to

select

the

disc

you

want

to

play.

*

ff

you

select

"DISC

-",

the

fast

CD

that

was

played

is

selected.

4.

Press

the

SET

button.

“TRACK

-

-"

blinks

on

the

display,

5S.

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

(4-4

<¢

or

>

>»)

to

select

the

track

you

want

to

play.

You

can

onty

select

up

to

20

tracks.

*

Tf

vou

select

“FRACK

-

-".

play

hack

starts

for

the

first

track

of

the

CD.

PE

Pak,

Ay

[_TIMER_

|

DAILY

|

[MER

|

DALY

j

|

BAILY

I

Sa

ae

}

PSP

PTS

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(ae

|

DAILY

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6.

Press

the

SET

button.

Proceed

to

step

9

To

use

a

Cassette

Deck

as

the

source

1.

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

(<4

<

or

>

p>)

until

“TAPE”

blinks

on

the

display.

|

i

_~~|

=,

ta!

|

ii

1

2.

Press

the

SET

button.

Proceed

to

step

|

mk.

|

To

Use

the

current

source

as

the

playback

source:

1.

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

{<<

<

or

>

>>}

until

*-

-

~~”

blinks

on

the

display.

eae

2.

Press

the

SET

button.

TER

P

d

to

ste

|

DALY

|

roceed

to

step

|

etting

the

volume

level.

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

(Had

<

or

>

1)

to

adjust

Scat,

ce

_

¢

fl

the

volume

level.

bik

Le

iT

VOLUME

-

A:

Sets

the

volume

level

to

5.

al

VOLUME

-

B:

Sets

the

volume

level

to

12.

|

j

VOLUME

-

C:

Sets

the

volume

level

to

20.

VOLUME

-

:

Sets

the

volume

to

the

last

volume

setting

used.

Press

the

ENTER

button.

The

“DAILY”

indicator

changes

from

a

blinking

display

to

a

steady

display.

The

ON

TEME,

OFF

TIME,

PLAYBACK

SOURCE

(including

the

disc

number

and

track

number

if

a

CD

source

is

selected)

are

displayed

then

the

display

reverts

to

the

before

the

Timer

was

set.

Turn

the

power

off

if

you

made

the

timer

settings

with

the

power

tumed

on.

Mi

If

you

make

a

mistake

while

setting

the

Timer,

press

the

CANCEL

button

to

retum

to

the

You

can

use

the

CANCEL

button

to

return

to

the

On

Time

setting.

Hl

A

few

seconds

before

the

start

time

for

the

timer,

the

System

automatically

tums

on

the

power

and

displays

“DAILY”

and

“TIMER”

alternately

on

the

display.

When

the

set

time

is

reached,

playback

starts

using

the

selected

source.

A

few

seconds

before

the

end

time

for the

timer.

“TIMER”

blinks

on

the

display

and

when

the

end

time

is

reached

the

power

is

automatically

turned

off

again.

MM

If

you

change

the

source

while

the

DAILY

timer

is

running,

the

timer

operation

is

cancelled.

Before

Turning

Off

the

Unit

MM

If

the

source

is

a

CD,

make

sure

that

there

is

a

CD

in

the

selected

disc

number.

MM

If

the

source

is

a

tape:

*

Make

sure

that

there

is

a

tape

in

the

Tape

Tray.

*

Check

that

the

tape

direction

is

correct.

This

is

important

especially

when

Reverse

Mode

is

off.

*

Set

Reverse

Mode

on

if

you

want

to

play

both

sides

of

the

tape.

MM

Select

the

Sound

Mode

if

you'

want

to

listen

using

a

Sound

Mode

effect.

To

change

the

DAILY

Timer

setting

To

change

the

settings

for

the

DAILY

Timer,

repeat

the

setting

procedure

from

the

beginning.

Turning

the

DAILY

Timer

On

and

Off

Once

the

DAILY

Timer

has

been

set,

it.

will

be

activated

at

the

same

time

every

day

until

the

setting

is

turned

off.

To

Turn

the

DAILY

Timer

Off

Press

the

MENU

button.

“DAILY”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

DAILY

indicator

in

the

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

Press

the

CANCEL

button.

“DAILY

OFF”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

DAILY

indicator

in

the

TIMER

section

of

the

menus

goes

out.

MENU

SET

ENTER

MENU

To

Turn

the

DAILY

Timer

On

Again

Press

the

MENU

button.

“DALLY”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

DAILY

indicator

in

the

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

Press

the

SET

button...

Press

the

ENTER

button.

The

DAILY

indicator

in

the

TIMER

section

of

the

menu

changes

from

a

blinking

display

to

a

steady

display.

The

Tumer

ON

TIME,

OFF

TIME,

PLAYBACK

SOURCE

(including

the

disc

number

and

track

number

if

a

CD

source

is

selected),

and

VOLUME

LEVEL

are

displayed

on

the

display.

CAUTION:

If

the

System

is

unplugged,

or

a

power

failure

occurs,

the

timer

setting

will

be

erased

in

a

few

days.

if

the

settings

are

erased

in

this

way,

reset

the

timer

settings.

Setting

the

ONCE

REC

(Recording)

Timer

With

the

Recording

Timer

you

can

make

a

tape

of

a

radio

broadcast

automatically

whether

or

not

you

are

home.

For

the

timer

to

work

correctly,

you

need

to

make

sure

of

the

following

in

addition

to

setting

the

time

for the

Tuner.and

Cassette

Deck

to

come

on:

.

ME

You

can

set

the

ONCE

REC

Timer

whether

the

Unit

is

on

or

off.

ME

The

tape

you

want

to

record

onto

must

be

in

Tape

Tray.

Press

the

MENU

button.

TEP

T

poo

“DAILY”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

DAILY

indicator

in

re

the

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

Cee

Press

the

up

or

down

cursor

key

——

(>A

or

v

<<)

until

“REC”

blinks

TREE

PO

TE

on

the

display.

EAS.

Pave

1

“ONCE

REC”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

REC

indicator

in

the

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

display

blinks.

|

REC

Press

the

SET

button.

The

display

changes

to

the

On

Time

display.

Set

the

On

Time

and

Off

Time.

Use

the

ea

<

or

>

m1

key,

and

the

SET

key

to

set

the

start

and end

times

in

the

same

way

as

for

the

DAILY

Timer.

When

you

press

the

SET

button

after

setting

the

Off

Time,

aoe

“TUNER”

starts.to

blink

on

the

display.

=

ies

_~

Te

ff

et

f

‘Press

the

SET

button.

The

display

changes

to

the

preset

channel

selection

screen.

«

Press

the

left

or

right

cursor

key

[_

hd

Piit

fm

10H

(<<

or

>

P

>)

to

select

the

preset

me

PRER

Ufa

'

channel

you

want

to

fisten

to.

You

can

only

select

a

station

to

receive

from

amongst

|

REC

|

the

preset

channels.

Press

the

ENTER

button.

The

“REC”

indicator

changes

from

a

blinking

display

to

a

steady

display.

The

ON

TIME,

OFF

TIME,

and

preset

channel

number

are

displayed

then

the

display

reverts

to

the

before

the

Timer

was

set.

Turn

the

power

off

if

you

made

the

timer

settings

with

the

power

turned

on.

WE

if

you

make

a

mistake

while

setting

the

Timer,

press

the

CANCEL

button

to

return

to

the

You

can

use

the

CANCEL

button

to

return

to

the

On

Time

setting.

MM

A

few

seconds

before

the

start

time

for the

timer,

the

System

automatically

tums

on

the

power

and

displays

“ONCE

REC”

and

“TIMER”

altétnately

on

the

display.

When

the

set

time

is

reached,

playback

starts

‘using

the

selected

source.

A

few

seconds

before

the

end

time

for

the

timer.

“TIMER”

blinks

on

the

display

and

when

the

end

time

is

reached

the

power

is

automatically

turned

off

again.

MM

If

you

change

the

source

while

the

ONCE

REC

timer

is

running

the

timer

operation

is

cancelled.

39

YSSC1L-VO/SGL-VO

Before

the

Timer

Starts

HB

Check

that

tape

direction

is

correct.

This

ts

important

especially

when

Reverse

Mode

is

off.

MB

Set

Reverse

Mode

on

if

you

want

to

record

on

both

sides

of

the

tape.

Setting

the

SLEEP

Timer

MM

The

VOLUME

control

is

automatically

set

to

0

when

ONCE

REC

Timer

is

recording.

Use

the

Sleep

Timer

to

turn

the

Unit

off

after

a

certain

number

of

minutes

when

it

is

playing.

By

setting

this

timer,

you

can

fal]

asleep

to

music

and

know

your

Unit

will

turn

off

by

itself

rather

than

play

all

night.

It

is

very

easy,

and

can

be

very

disappointing,

to

forget

to

put

ina

ME

You

can

only

set

the

Sleep

Timer

when

the

Unit

is

on

and

a

source

is

playing.

tape,

or

to

accidentally

leave

a

tape

in

Tape

Tray

you

don’t

want

recorded

over.

Although

this

happens

to

almost

everyone

at

one

time

To

set

the

SLEEP

Timer,

follow

this

procedure:

or

another,

we

hope

it

won't

happen

to

you!

"$2

with

the

System

on

and

a

source

playing,

SLEEP

;

ress

the

SLEEP

button

on

the

Remote

To

Change

the

Recording

Timer

Setting

(C5)

Sitio

-=)

7

er

7

To

change

the

settings

for

the

ONCE

REC

Timer,

repeat

the

setting

procedure

from

the

beginning.

The

message

“SLEEP”

appears

on

the

display.

Se:

tingle.

whe

Turning

the

ONCE

REC

Timer

On

and

Off

Set

the

length

of

time

you

want

the

source

to

play

before

shutting

Once

the

ONCE

REC

Timer

has

been

used

to

record

a

source.

the

setting

is

maintained

but

the

Timer

is

off.

4

ae

set

to

OFE

*

Each

ume

you

press

this

button

while

the

“SI-EEP™

indicator

is

blinking.

it

changes

the

number

of

a

To

Turn

the

REC

Timer

Off

Before

the

Timer

Starts.

minutes

shown

on

the

display

in

this

sequence:

4

»

Press

the

MENU

button.

+

10

—

20

—

30

>

60

~

90

©

120

—

Cancelled

~

(back

to

the

beginning)

“DAILY”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

DAILY

indicator

in

the

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

4

display

blinks.

When

the

number

of

minutes

you

want

show's

on

the

display,

just

wait

5

seconds

until

the

“SLEEP”

ae

ow

:

;

indicator

stops

blinking.

and

is

lighted

steadily.

~~

Press

the

up

or

down

cursor

key

(»»

A

or

v

<<}

until

“REC”

blinks

The

Unit

is

now

set

to

turn

off

after

the

number

of

minutes

you

set.

on

the

display.

“ONCE

REC”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

REC

indicator

in

the

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

To

Change

the

SLEEP

Timer

Setting

display

blinks,

Press

the

SLEEP

button

until

the

number

of

minutes

you

want

appears

on

the

display.

Press

the

CANCEL

button.

To

Cancel

the

SLEEP

Timer

Setting

|

Press

the

SLEEP

button

until

the

“SLEEP”

indicator

goes

off

on

the

display.

Tuming

oft the

Unit

also

cancels

the

SLEEP

Timer.

cB

CANCEL

“REC

OFF”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

REC

indicator

in

the

TIMER

section

of

the

menus

gaes

out.

e

4

To

Record

at

the

Same

Time

Again.

MENU

Timer

Priority

Press

the

MENU

button.

“DAILY™

appears

on

the

display

and

the

DAILY

indicator

in

the

"TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

Since

each

timer

can

be

set

independently,

you

may

wonder

what

happens

if

the

settings

overlap.

Here

are

display

blinks.

the

priorities

for

each

timer:

WE

The

ONCE

REC

Timer

always

has

priority.

This

means

that:

“

»

Press

the

up

or

down

cursor

key

(»»

~

or

Vv

<<)

until

“REC”

blinks

*

If

another

timer

is

set

to

come

on

during

a

time

when

the

ONCE

REC

Timer

is

operating,

the

on

the

display.

other timer

just

won't

come

on

at

all,

so

you

will

always

get

the

entire

program

on

tape.

“ONCE

REC”

appears

on

the

display

and

the

REC

indicator

in

the

“TIMER”

section

of

the

menu

*

Ifthe

ONCE

REC

Timer

is

set

to

come

on

while

another

timer

is

operating,

the

other timer

will

display

blinks.

shut

off

10

seconds

before

the

ONCE

REC

Timer

is

set

to

turn

on,

and

the

ONCE

REC

Timer

will

then

take

over.

Mi

The

SLEEP

Timer

has

the

least

priority.

This

means

that

if

the

SLEEP

Timer

is

set

while

the

DAILY

-

Press

the

ENTER

button.

Timer

is

operating,

the

DAILY

Timer

settings

are

caneelled.

However.

if

the

DAILY

Timer

is

set

to

come

while

the

SLEEP

Timer

is

operating.

the

SLEEP

Timer

setting

will

be

cancelled and

the

Unit

will

use

the

settings

trom

the

DAILY

Timer.

,

Press

the

SET

button.

ed

Geese

bas

~

The

DAILY

indicator

in

the

TIMER

section

of

the

menu

changes

from

a

blinking

display

to

a

steady

display.

The

ON

TIME,

OFF

TIME,

and

preset

channel

number

are

displayed

then

the

display

reverts

to

the

before

the

Timer

was

set.

Example

1

Setting

Operation

CAUTION:

If

the

System

is

unplugged,

or

a

power

failure

occurs,

the

timer

setting

will

be

erased

in

a

few

days.

If

the

settings

are

erased

in

ON

one

PPLE

this

way,

reset

the

timer

settings.

ae

mEL

a)

,

SLEEP

Timer

|

22:00

22:30

23:00

22:00

22:30

The

ONCE

REC

Timer

has

prionty.

Example

2

7

:

Setting

Operation

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

ONCE

REC

!

[

a

Timer

|

ON

|

OFF

}

|

DAILY

|

! |

!

Timer

21:30

22:00

22:30

23:00

21:30

22:30

The

ONCE

REC

Timer

has

priority.

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