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(Unit

No.RX-G70ORBK

|

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This

manual

for

XT-G70BK

shows

the

differences

between

XT-G70BK

and

XT-MXG7BK.

When

servicing

,

refer

to

the

manual

of

XT-G70BK

and

XT-MXG7BK

(SE-MXG7BK/XL-MXG7BK/

TD-MXG7BK,Manual

No.20393)

Contents

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No.

20489

MAY.

1994

XT-G7ORBK

Safety

Precautions

.

The

design

of

this

product

contains

special

hardware

and

many

circuits

and

components

specially

for

safety

purposes.

For

continued

protection,

no

changes

should

be

made

to

the

original

design

unless

authorized

in

writing

by

the

manufacturer.

Replacement

parts

must

be

identical

to

those

used

in

the

original

circuits.

Services

should

be

performed

by

qualified

personnel

only.

.

Alterations

of

the

design

or

circuitry

of

the

product

should

not

be

made.

Any

design

alterations

of

the

product

should

not

be

made.

Any

design

alterations

or

additions

will

void

the

manufacturer’s

warranty

and

will

further

relieve

the

manufacture

of

responsibility

for

personal

injury

or

property

damage

resulting

therefrom.

.

Many

electrical

and

mechanical

parts

in

the

products

have

special

safety-related

characteristics.

These

characteristics

are

often

not

evident

from

visual

inspection

nor

can

the

protection

afforded

by

them

necessarily

be

obtained

by

using

replacement

components

rated

for

higher

voltage,

wattage,

etc.

Replacement

parts

which

have

these

special

safety

characteristics

are

identified

in

the

Parts

List

of

Service

Manual.

Electrical

components

having

such

features

are

identified

by

shading

on

the

schematics

and

by

(A\)

on

the

Parts

List

in

the

Service

Manual.

The

use

of

a

substitute

repalcement

which

does

not

have

the

same

safety

characteristics

as

the

recommended

replacement

parts

shown

in

the

Parts

List

of

Service

Manual

may

create

shock,

fire,

or

other

hazards.

.

The

leads

in

the

products

are

routed

and

dressed

with

ties,

clamps,

tubings,

barriers

and

the

like

to

be

separated

from

live

parts,

high

temperature

parts,

moving

parts

and/or

sharp

edges

for

the

prevention

of

electric

shock

and

fire

hazard.

When

service

is

required,

the

original

lead

routing

and

dress

should

be

observed,

and

it

should

be

confirmed

that

they

have

been

returned

to

normal,

after

re-assembling.

.

Leakage

currnet

check

(Electrical

shock

hazard

testing)

After

re-assembling

the

product,

always

perform

an

isolation

check

on

the

exposed

metal

parts

of

the

product

(antenna

terminals,

knobs,

metal

cabinet,

screw

heads,

headphone

jack,

contorl

shafts,

etc.)

to

be

sure

the

product

is

safe

to

operate

without

danger

of

electrical

shock.

Do

not

use

a

line

isolation

transformer

during

this

check.

@

Plug

the

AC

line

cord

directly

into

the

AC

outlet.

Using

a

“Leakage

Current

Tester”,

measure

the

leakage

current

from

each

exposed

metal

parts

of

the

cabinet,

particularly

any

exposed

metal

part

having

a

return

path

to

the

chassis,

to

a

known

good

earth

ground.

Any

leakage

current

must

not

exceed

0.5mA

AC

(r.m.s.).

@

Alternate

check

method

Plug

the

AC

line

cord

directly

into

the

AC

outlet.

Use

an

AC

voltmeter

having,

1,000

ohms

per

volt

or

more

sensitivity

in

the

following

manner.

Connect

a

1,500Q

10

W

resistor

paralleled

by

a

0.15

uF

AC-type

capacitor

between

an

exposed

metal

part

and

a

known

good

earth

ground.

Measure

the

AC

voltage

across

the

resistor

with

the

AC

voltmeter.

Move

the

resistor

connection

to

each

exposed

metal

part,

particularly

any

exposed

metal

part

having

a

return

path

to

the

chassis,

and

meausre

the

AC

voltage

across

the

resistor.

Now,

reverse

the

plug

in

the

AC

outlet

and

AC

VOLTMETER

(Having

1000

ohms/volts,

or

more

sensitivity.)

Place

this

probe

on

repeat

each

measurement.

Any

voltage

each

exposed

measured

must

not

exceed

0.75

V

AC

(r.m.s.).

15002

10W

metal

part.

This

corresponds

to

0.5

mA

AC

(r.m.s.).

Good

earth

ground

Warning

.

This

equipment

has

been

designed

and

manufactured

to

meet

international

safety

standards.

.

It

is

the

legal

responsibility

of

the

repairer

to

ensure

that

these

safety

standards

are

maintained.

.

Repairs

must

be

made

in

accordance

with

the

relevant

safety

standards.

.

It

is

essential

that

safety

critical

components

are

replaced

by

approved

parts.

.

If

mains

voltage

selector

is

provided,

check

setting

for

local

voltage.

1-2

(No.

20489)

Important

for

Laser

Products

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

S.

2.

DANGER:

Invisible

laser

radiation

when

open

and

6

interlock

failed

or

defeated.

Avoid

direct

exposure

to

beam.

3.

CAUTION:

There

are

no

serviceable

parts

inside

the

Laser

Unit.

Do

not

disassemble

the

Laser

Unit.

Replace

7

the

complete

Laser

Unit

if

it

malfunctions.

4.

CAUTION

:

The

compact

disc

player

uses

invisible

laser

radiation

and

is

equipped

with

safety

switches

which

prevent

emission

of

radiation

when

the

drawer

is

open

and

the

safety

interlocks

have

failed

or

are

defeated.

It

is

dangerous

to

defeat

the

safety

switches.

VARNING

:

Osynlig

laserstralning

naér

denna

del

ar

,

XT-G7ORBK

CAUTION

:

If

safety

switches

malfunction,

the

laser

is

able

to

function.

CAUTION

:

Use

of

controls,

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than

those

specified

herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure.

CAUTION

:

The

compact

disc

player

provides

a

laser

diode

of

wavelength

780-790nm

and

optical

output

power

typical

3mW

at

the

laser

diode.

ADVARSEL

:

Usynlig

laserstraling

ved

Abning,

nar

6ppnad

och

sp&rren

ar

urkopplad.

Betrakta

:

sikkerhedsafbrydere

er

ude

af

funktion.

Undga

ej

stralen.

:

udsgettelse

for

straling.

VARO

:

Avattaessa

ja

suojalukitus

ohitettaessa

olet

ADVARSEL

:

Usynlig

laserstraling

ved

Apning,

nar

alttiina

ndkymattémalle

lasersdteilylle.

Ala

sikkerhetsbryteren

er

avslott.

unnga

utsettelse

for

katso

séteeseen.

straling.

REPRODUCTION

AND

POSITION

OF

LABELS

WARNING

LABEL

(Except

for

the

U.S.

A.)

DANGER:

_

invisible

laser

radiation

when

open

and

interlock

failed

or

defeated.

AVOID

DIRECT

EXPOSURE

TO

BEAM.

(e)

ADVARSEL:

Usynling

laser-

straling

ved

&bning,

nar

sikkerhedsafbrydere

er

ude

lat

funktion.

Undgdudseet-

telse

for

straling.

(d)

CLASS

LASER

IVARNING:

Osynling

laser-

straling

nar

denna

del

&

Sppnad

och

sparren

ar

urkoppled.

Betrakta

ej

stélen.

(s)

VARO:

Avattaessa

ja

suo-

jalukitus

ohitettaessa

olet

alttiina

nakymattdmaile

lasers&teilylle.

Ala

katso

sateeseen.

(f)

1

PRODUCT

CLASSIFICATION

LABEL

(Except

for

the

U.S.

A.

and

Canada)

(No.

20489)

1-3

(68702

“ON)

PL

Easy

Guide

Getting

Started

Check

to

be

sure

you

have

all

of

the

following

items,

which

are

supplied

with

the

XT-G70RBK.

Batteries

Wire

Remote

Control

AM

(MW/LW)

Antenna

D>

FM

Wire

Antenna

FM

Feeder

Antenna

Adaptor

(only

for

Germany)

(except

for

Germany)

{except

for

Germany)

Speaker

Control

cords

(for

connecting

the

panoramic

shifting

If

anything

is

missing,

contact

your

dealer

immediately.

speakers)

Putting

Batteries

in

the

Remote

Pay

close

attention

to

getting

the

batteries

in

correctly—we'

ve

made

it

very

easy,

just

match

the

+

and

~

marks

on

the

batteries

with

the

+

and

—

markings

in

the

battery

compartment.

CAUTION:

Observe

Proper

Handling

of

Batteries.

To

avoid

battery

leakage

or

explosion:

‘»

Remove

batteries

when

the

Remote

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

together

with

a

new

one.

+

Don't

use

different

types

of

batteries

together.

Don't

expose

batteries

to

heat

or

flame,

What

you

can

do

from

the

Remote

Refer

to

the

pages

in

parentheses

for

details.

Tums

on

or

off

Panoramic

Surround

modes

(20)

TUNER/CD/PANORAMIC

SEA

selector

Turns

on

or

off

SEA

modes

(18)

Tums

on

the

Unit

or

put

it

in

STANDBY

mode

lects

thi

Selects

presets

channel,

CD

tracks,

or

Selects

the

sources

sound

effects

Selects

tuner

Changes

the

tuner

display

mode

(

14)

Operates

RDS

(

14)

Change

the

panoramic

shifting

speakers’

angle

(20)

Select

Mood

Menu

(21)

Operates

CD

Operates

deck

A

Operates

deckB

Sets

deck

B

into

recording

pause

mode

Reduces

the

volume

level

Change

the

volume

level

up

and

down

Page

3

CAUTION:

Connect

the

supplied

wire

as

illustrated

below;

otherwise,

the

Unit

may

malfunction.

ACHTUNG:

Den

mitgelieferten

Draht

wie

unten

gezeigt

anschlieBen;

andernfalls

kénnen

Fehifunktionen

aufireten.

ATTENTION:

Branchez

le

fil

fourni

comme

illustré

ci-dessous

sinon

l'appareil

risquerait

de

ne

pas

fonctionner

correctement.

WAARSCHWING:

Sluit

de

bijgeleverde

draad

aan

zoals

hieronder

aangegeven;

anders

kan

er

storing

in

de

werking

van

de

apparatuur

optreden.

PRECAUCION:

Conecte

el

cable

suministrado

como

se

muesta

en

la

ilustracién,

en

caso

contrairo,

Ja

unidad

podrfa

funcionar

mal.

ATTENZIONE:

Collegare

il

filo

in

dotazione

come

illustrato

sotto,

altrimenti

l’impianto

portrebbe

malfunzionare.

Layout-1/Layout-1I/Dispostion

1/Opstelling

L/Disposicién

1/Uscita

1

Graphic

Equalizer

Graphic

Equalizer

Egaliseur

graphique

Grafische

equalizer

Ecuatizador

grafico

Equatizzatore

grafico

Tuner/Amplifier

Tuner/Verstirker

Ampli-tuner

Tuner/versterker

Sintonizador/Amplificador

Sintoamplificatore

CD

Player

i

CD-Spieler

Supplied

wire

Mitgeliefertes

Kabel

peated

CD

Fil

fourni

i

nisin

aco

Bij

‘eproductor

ijgeteverde

draad

Sece

Cable

suministrado

Cabo

in

dotazione

Layout-2/Layout-2/Dispostion

2/Opstelling

2/Disposicién

2/Uscita

2

Supplied

wire

CD

Player

Mitgeliefertes

Kabel

CD-Spicler

Fil

fourni

Lecteur

CD

Bijgeleverde

draad

CD-speler

Cable

suministrado

Reproductor

de

CD

Cabo

in

dotazione

Lettore

CD

Graphic

Equalizer

Graphic

Equalizer

Egaliseur

graphique

Grafische

equalizer

Ecualizador

grafico

Equalizzatore

grafico

‘Tuner/Amplifier

Tuner/Verstarker

Ampli-tuner

Tuner/versterker

Sintonizador/Amplificador

Sintoamplificatore

AEHOLO-LX

G-L

(68707

“ON)

Connecting

the

System

Control

Cords

and

Connecting

Auxiliary

Equipment

*

Connect

the

components

as

illustrated.

Video

Disc

Player

VCR

,

DCC

or

MD

oo

nae

e

nave

anneeny

Turntable

iI

Saeceeceve

‘ “

*

:

: > : ‘

+

DCC:

Digital

Compact

Cassette

Deck

*MD

:

Mini-disc

Player

Graphic

Equalizer

Use

MM-cartridge

type

turntable

only.*

If

the

turntable

is

supplied

with

a

ground

wire,

connect

it

to

the

GND

rh

terminal

where

the

AM

loop

antenna

is

connected.

Tuner/Amplifier

Press

the

middle

of

the

connector

unit

until

it

clicks

into

the

male

connector.

any

other

equipment

3

To

disconnect

Pull

the

connector

out.

Never

pull

on

the

cords

themselves.

a

‘assette

Deck

all

When

connecting

the

components

with

the

system

control

cords,

make

sure

to

connect

the

terminals

having

the

same

names

like

“CONNECTOR-A”

or

“CONNECTOR-B”.

When

recording

an

AM

(MW/LW)

broadcasting

program,

beat

sounds

may

be

heard

and

recorded.

Set

the

BEAT

CUT

selector

to

either

1

or

2,

so

that

beat

sounds

will

not

be

heard

nor

recorded.

CAUTION:

First

make

all

connections

before

plugging

the

Unit

into

an

AC

power

outlet.

Page

4

Connecting

the

Front

Speakers

When

you

use

the

panoramic

shifting

speakers

SP-G70BK

For

each

speaker

connect

one

end

of

the

supplied

speaker

signal

cable

to

the

speaker

terminals

on

the

back

of

the

XT-G7ORBK

and

one

end

to

the

speaker.

On

the

back

panel:

1,

Open

each

terminal.

2.

Insert

the

end

of

the

speaker

signal

cable

as

shown

(be

sure

to

remove

the

insulation

at

the

end

of

each

wire

first).

3.

Close

the

terminals

to

clamp

the

speaker

signal

cables

firmly

in

place.

4.

Connect

the

black

(-),

red

(+),

blue

(—),

and

grey

(+)

terminals

of

the

right

side

speaker

to

the

black

(-),

red

(+),

blue

(--),

grey

(+)

terminals

marked

EX,

EJR

on

the

XT-G70RBK.

Connect

the

black

(—),

red

(+),

blue

(-),

and

grey

(+)

terminals

of

the

left

side

speaker

to

the

black

(-),

red

(+)

blue

(-),

grey

(+)

terminals

marked

FX,

EAL

on

the

XT-G70RBK.

5.

Connect

SPEAKERS

CONTROL

RIGHT

and

LEFT

with

the

supplied

speaker

control

cords.

speaker

signal

cable.

Speaker

contro!

Cord

LEFT

When

you

use

your

own

speakers

—

Conventional

speakers

1.

Connect

the

(+)

and

(—)

terminals

of

the

right

speaker

to

the

grey

(+)

and

blue

(--)

terminals

marked

EJR

on

the

XT-G70RBK.

2.

Connect

the

(+)

and

(—)

terminals

of

the

left

speaker

to

the

grey

(+)

and

blue

(—)

terminals

marked

EYL

on

the

XT-G70RBK.

Note:

You

can

use

only

FY

R

and

L

terminals

to

connect

conventional

speakers.

Page

5

HayOLD-LX

(68707

ON)

O-L

Connecting

the

FM

and

AM

(MW/LW)

Antennas

FM

Antenna

Connections

For

Germany

Lj

Using

the

Supplied

Wire

Antenna

The

FM

wire

antenna

supplied

can

be

connected

to

a

FM

75-ohm

COAXIAL

as

a

temporary

measure.

Using

the

Coaxial

Type

Connector

(Not

Supplied)

A

75-ohm

antenna

with coaxial

type

connector

(DIN

45332)

should

be

connected

to

the

FM

75-ohm

COAXIAL

terminal.

For

Other

Continental

Europe

(Using

the

Supplied

Feeder

Antenna

@

Attach

the

feeder

antenna

to

the

supplied

antenna

adaptor

as

shown

in

the

figure.

@

Connect

the

antenna

adaptor

to

the

FM

75-ohm

COAXIAL

terminal.

=

BUsing

FM

75-ohm

Antenna

Cable

(Not

Supplied)

@

Open

the

claws

at

both

sides

and

remove

the

cover.

.

Qu

t

@

Move

the

conductor

wire

from

[1

to[Z}

using

tweezers

or

similar

tool

(only

when

using

coaxial

cable).

@®

Fix

the

coaxial

cable

and

its

core.

@

Puton

the

cover.

®

Connect

the

supplied

antenna

adaptor

to

the

FM

75-ohm

COAXIAL

@ ®

terminal.

9

Note:

Make

sure

the

antenna

conductor

do

not

touch

any

other

terminals,

connecting

ay

cords

and

power

cord

on

the

system.

This

could

cause

poor

reception.

LA

a

<Ry>,,

For

Germany

Extend

the

supplied

wire

antenna

horizontally.

oil

=

For

other

continental

Europe

Unhold

the

loops

of

the

supplied

FM

feeder

antenna

FM

Feeder

Antenna

and

extend

them

as

shown.

Fasten

them

up

in

the

position

which

gives

you

the

best

FM

reception.

If

reception

is

poor,

connect

the

outside

antenna.

Before

attaching

a

75-ohm

coaxial

lead

(the

kind

with

a

round

wire

Outside

FM

Antenna

Wire

going

to

an

outside

antenna),

disconnect

the

supplied

antenna.

How

to

Strip

the

75-ohm

Coaxial

Cable

1.

Strip

back

the

outside

covering

of

the

75-ohm

coaxial

cable

to

expose

the

braided

metallic

mesh,

2.

Pull

the

mesh

back

over

the

cable

as

shown.

3.

Swip

the

insulation

about

10

mm

back from

the

central

wire.

4.

Attach

to

the

supplied

antenna

adaptor,

as

stiown

in

the

diagram

above.

1

2

|

Ae

3

|

one

C=

CiE—

|

AM

(MW/LW)

Antenna

Connections

|

AM

(MW/LW)

Antenna

Wire

If

reception

is

poor,

connect

an

outside

antenna.

AM

EXT

Snap

the

tabs

on

the

loop

ite

Tum

the

loop

until

you

have

into

the

stots

of

the

base

the

best

reception.

toassemble

the

AM(MW/

LW)

loop.

Gio

Ss

Bay

AM

(MW/LW)

Loop

Antenna

ANTENNA

Note:

Even

when

connecting

an

outside

AM

(MW/LW)

antenna,

keep

the

indoor

AM

(MW/LW)

loop

connected.

Page

6

Basic

Operations

Turning

on

the

Unit

1.

Press

the

POWER

ON/STANDBY

button

or

the

POWER

button

on

the

Remote.

The

LED

on

the

Unit

goes

off.

2.

Turn

down

the

VOLUME

control

completely.

On

the

Unit

From

the

Remote

a

vou

To

turn

the

Unit

in

STADBY

mode

Press

the

POWER

ON/

STANDBY

button

or

the

POWER

button

on

the

Remote

again.

The

LED

on

the

Unit

tights

up.

-

“

CAUTION:

The

small

amount

of

the

power

(16

watts)

is

always

constmed

even

in

STANDBY

mode.

To

switch

off

the

Unit

completely,

unplug

the

AC

power

cord

from

the

AC

outlet.

e

Playing

a

Tape

1,

Press

the

EJECT

button,

=)=

i

Note:

To

play

a

tape

recorded

with

Dolby

NR

,

see

page

11.

Fast

Winding

or

Rewinding

1.

Press

the

<#¢

or

BP

button.

fm

CAUTION:

—

The

use

of

C-120

(C-120

minutes

turn

around)

or

thinner

tape

is

not

recommended,

since

characteristic

deterioration

may

occur

and

these

tape

easily

jam

in

the

pinch

and

the

capstan.

Page

7

2.

Put

a

tape

in

deck

A

or

deck

B.

WgYOLD-1L

x

7

3.

Select

a

source,

start

playing

and

adjust

the

VOLUME

control.

On

the

Unit

STS

8

i

From

the

Remote

fy

Each

time

you

press

the

SOURCE

button,

the

source

changes

as

follows:

[pTAPECSTUNER

AUSF

HON

VIDEO*-VCR/DCC/MD+-CD.

3.

Press

the »

(or

<@

)

button.

ey

by

To

stop

playing

Press

the

@

button.

Sie

fm

To

stop

fast

winding

or

rewinding

Press

the

@

button.

(68702

ON)

lL

Receiving

Radio

Broadcasts

1.

Press

the

FM

or

AM

(MW/LW)

2.

Press

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<

or

button

to

select

the

band,

or

press

TUNER

on

the

Remote.

On

the

Unit

From

the

Remote

When

you

press

the

TUNER

button,

the

fast

received

station

is

tuned

in.

Playing

CDs

1.

Press

the

&

OPEN/CLOSE

button

.

2.

Load

a

CD

on

the

tray.

,

|

Bre

Note:

When

using

an

8

cm

CD,

place

it

on

the

inner

circle

of

the

tray.

Recording

onto

a

Tape

1.

Press

the

REC/REC

MUTE

0

button

2.

Start

playing

the

source

you

want

—

and

the

0%

button

simultaneously.

CD,

radio,

etc.

The

LED

them

lights

up

and

the

Unit

is

in

recording

pause.

On

the

Unit

a

From

the

Remote

Note:

To

record

a

tape

with

Dolby

NR

|

see

page

24.

>

button

to

tune

in

the

desired

stations,

When

the

Unit

tunes

in

the

station,

The

TUNED

indicator

lights

up

on

the

display.

3.

Press

the

PLAY/PAUSE

b/

if

button.

The

CD

starts

playing.

To

stop

playing

Press

the

STOP/CLEAR

@

button.

3.

Press

the

®

(

or

<)

button,

depend-

ing

on

which

side

of

the

tape

you

want

record

on,

to

start

recording.

GIy,

a

The

LED

onthe

<€(or®)

button

slowly

blinks

to

indicate

recording

is

now

on.

To

stop

recording

Press

the

@

button.

Page

8

Common

Operations

The

following

operations

are

commonly

used

when

you

play

any

sound

source.

©

|

Two

Bass

NORMAL

()

BALANCE

Page

9

Adjusting

the

Volume

To

increase

the

volume,

turn

the

VOLUME

control

clockwise.

To

decrease

the

volume,

turn

it

counterclockwise.

CAUTION:

Always

set

the

VOLUME

control

to

MIN

before

starting

any

source

such

as

the

radio,

tape,

or

CD

player.

Ifthe

VOLUME

control

is

left

turned

up,

the

sudden

blast

of

sound

energy

can

permanently

damage

your

hearing

and/

or

ruin

your

speakers.

Adjusting

the

Bass

Sound

You

can

reduce

or

increase

the

amount

of

bass

reinforcement

by

adjusting

the

TWIN

BASS

control.

When

set

to

the

NORMAL

position,

no

bass

reinforcement

is

applied.

Adjusting

the

Speaker

Output

Balance

If

the

sounds

you

hear

from

the

right

and

left

speakers

are

unequal,

you

can

adjust

the

speaker

output

balance

with

the

BALANCE

control.

High-fidelity

Playback

When

you

press

the

SOURCE

DIRECT

button,

the

LED

on

the

button

comes

on

and

“DIRECT

ON”

appears

on

the

graphic

equalizer

display.

By

bypassing

the

sound

effect

circuits

like

SEA

programs,

the

path

of

the

audio

signal

will

be

shortened,

giving

a

higher

fidelity

sound.

Dimmer

Function

(Tuner/Amplifier)

With

this

function

you

can

control

the

display

brightness

while

the

Unit

is

turned

off.

Press

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<

or

>

button.

<:

makes

the

display

dimmer

while

the

Unit

is

off.

>:

makes

the

display

brighter

while

the

Unit

is

off.

Listening

with

Headphones

A

standard

pair

of

headphones

can

be

connected

at

the

PHONES

jack

on

the

front

panel.

Be

sure

to

turn

down

the

volume

before

connecting

or

putting

on

headphones,

as

high

volume

can

damage

both

the

headphones

and

your

hearing.

When

you

connect

the

headphones,

no

sound

comes

out

from

the

speakers.

MadOZD-LX

(68707

ON)

8-L

Features

Guide

Playing

Tapes

If

there

are

4-second

or

longer

blanks

between

tracks

on

recorded

tapes,

you

can

use

Music

Scan

to

find

the

beginning

of

a

track.

For

simple

playback

procedures,

see

page

7.

Current

Song

——

>

deck

A

c>

|

~

[

deck

8

<

|

deck

A<J

>

[

deck

8

>

|

Music

Scan

(Finding

Songs)

To

find

the

beginning

of

a

music

track

use

Music

Scan.

Music

Scan

searches

for

blank

portions

that

usually

separates

tracks,

then

plays

the

Finding

the

Beginning

of

the

Current

Song

Press

the

«#4

or

>>

button

during

play.

Make

sure

you

press

the

«#4

or

®

button

in

the

opposite

direction

to

tape

play.

Searching

stops

automatically

at

the

beginning

of

the

current

track,

and

the

current

track

starts

automatically.

Finding

the

Beginning

of

the

Press

the

<4

or

®&

button

during

play.

Make

sure

you

press

the

«#¢

or

>

button

in

the

same

direction

as

tape

play.

Searching

stops

automatically

at

the

beginning

of

the

and

the

starts

automatically.

Notes

+

Music

Scan

works

by

detecting

a

4-second

blank

at

the

beginning

of

each

selection,

so

it

won't

work

well

if

your

tape has:

—

No

blank

at

the

beginning

of

a

track.

~

Noise

(often

caused

by

much

used

or

poor

quality

dubbing)

which

fills

the

blank

with.

—

Long

very

soft

passages

or

pauses

in

a

track.

Music

Scan

will

detect

these

instead

of

the

4-

second

blanks.

«

Music

Scan

only

works

on

one

tape

at

a

time.

~

Ifyou

use

Music

Scan

on

deck

A

during

recording

on

deck

B,

deck

B

enters

recording

pause

mode.

—

Ifyou

start

recording

on

deck

B

while

Music

Scan

is

used

on

deck

A,

Music

Scan

is

stopped.

Using

the

REVERSE

MODE

Selector

When

you

play

tapes,

you

can

select

the

side

to

be

played

by

using

the

REVERSE

MODE

selector.

x

:

only

one

side

is

played

2D

_:

both

sides

are

played

<>

:

both

sides

are

played

repeatedly.

When

tapes

are

in

both

decks,

continuous

play

follows

the

sequence

diagramed

at

the

left

regardless

where

playback

starts.

The

sequence

is

repeated

endlessly.

Page

10

Page

IE

DOLBY

NA

FOB

Skipping

Blank

Portions

during

Playback

If

there

is

a

blank

portion

of

10

seconds

or

longer

on

a

tape,

the

Unit

will

automatically

fast

forward,

and

skip

the

blank

portion,

then

play

back

the

Press

the

BLANK

SKIP

button

before

or

during

play.

The

LED

it

lights

up.

To

cancel

the

blank

skip

playback

Press

the

BLANK

SKIP

button

again.

The

LED

it

goes

off.

Using

the

DOLBY

NR

*

Selector

To

play

a

tape

recorded

with

Dolby

NR,

set

the

DOLBY

NR

selector

to

the

same

NR

system

(B

or

C)

as

was

used

when

recording.

To

play

a

tape

recorded

without

Dolby

NR,

set

the

DOLBY

NR

selector

to

the

OFF

position.

If

a

tape

is

recorded

with

the

Dolby

NR

system,

playing

it

back

with

the

same

Dolby

NR

system

will

reduce

tape

hiss

and

improve

the

clarity

of

the

sound.

*

Dolby

noise

reduction

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation,

“DOLBY”

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

MaWOL

D-LX

6-L

(68702

ON)

Receiving

Radio

Broadcasts

4

ey

SoemceR

a

You

can

browse

through

ail

the

stations

or

use

the

preset

function

to

go

immediately

to

a

particular

station.

For

tuning

stations

manually,

see

page

8.

Storing

Preset

Stations

Once

a

station

is

assigned

to

a

channel

number,

the

station

can

be

quickly

tuned

either

from

the

Remote

using

the

10

keys

or

from

the

XT-G70RBK

itself

using

the

PRESET/PTY*TP

<

or

>

button

to

call

up

the

channel

number.

To

Preset

Radio

Stations

1,

Tune

in

the

station

you

want

to

preset

(see

page

8).

2.

Press

the

MEMORY

button,

On

the

Tuner/Amplifier

display,

the

MEMORY

indicator

blinks

for

5

seconds.

3.

Select

a

channel

number

by

pressing

the

PRESET/PTY-TP

<

or

>

button

while

the

MEMORY

indicator

is

blinking.

4,

Press

the

MEMORY

button

again

and

the

station

is

assigned

to

the

channel

number

showing

on

the

display.

You

can

preset

a

total

of

40

stations,

either

AM

(MW/LW)

and

FM

stations,

or

a

mixture

of

both,

at

random.

To

cancel

a

stored

preset

station

Storing

a

new

station

on

a

used

number

erases

the

previously

stored

one.

CAUTION:

Preset

stations

may

be

erased

when

power

is

cut

off

to

the

Unit,

as

when

it

is

unplugged

from

the

AC

outlet

or

a

power

failure

occurs.

If

the

preset

stations

are

lost,

simply

set

the

stations

again using

the

above

procedure.

Tuning

in

a

Preset

Station

The

Remote

is

very

useful

for

this

because

you

can

select

channels

by

number

using

the

10

keys.

PANORAMIC

TUNER

CD

/SEA

1.

Set

the

TUNER/CD/PANORAMIC

SEA

selector

to

the

TUNER

position.

—

2,

Press

the

+10

button

and

10

keys

to

select

the

channel

you

want.

2

Example:

For

preset

number

5,

press

5.

For

preset

number

15,

press

+10

then

5.

For

preset

number

20,

press

+10

then

10.

DANCE

CLUB

HALL

ROCK/A

=

POPS/A

©

You

can

also

tune

in

the

stations

by

using

the

PRESET/PT

Y*TP

<

or

>

button

on

the

Unit.

Each

CINEMA:

|:

CHURCH

|

CLABSION

>

“CANO.

time

you

press

the

PRESET/PTYTP

<

or

>

button,

the

channel

increases

or

decreases

by

one.

If

«)

8

you

hold

the

button

down,

the

stations

will

cycle

one

after

another.

Page

12

Selecting

the

FM

Tuning

Mode

When

an

FM

stereo

broadcast

is

hard

fo

receive

or

noisy:

Press

the

FM

MODE/MUTE

button

on

the

main

Unit

while

listening

to

the

radio

so

that

reception

improves,

although

you

lose

the

stereo

effect.

In

this

state,

you

will

hear

noise

while

tuning

into

the

stations.

The

MONO

indicator

lights

up

on

the

display.

To

restore

stereo

effect

Press

the

FM

MODE/MUTE

button

again

so

that

the

AUTO

indicator

appears

on

the

display,

In

this

state,

when

a

program

is

broadcast

in

stereo,

you

will

hear

stereo

sound;

when

in

monaural,

you

will

hear

monaural

sounds.

In

this

state,

you

won't

hear

noise

while

tuning

into

stations.

Using

the

Tuner

Entry

Function

When

the

CD

or

tape

playback

ends,

the

source

will

automatically

switch

to

the

radio.

Your

listening

enjoyment will

thereby

not

be

interrupted.

So

with

Tuner

Entry

on,

the

Unit

automatically

shifts

to

the

most

recently

tuned

radio

station

when

a

tape

or

CD

comes

to

an

end.

Press

the

TUNER

ENTRY

button.

The

LED

it

lights

up.

To

cance}

the

Tuner

Entry

function

Press

the

TUNER

ENTRY

button

again,

The

LED

it

goes

off.

Note

In

five

situations

even

if

the

Tuner

Entry

function

is

on,

it

will

not

take

effect,

and

the

source

will

not

switch

to

the

radio

after

the

CD

or

tape

playback

ends.

1)

When

you

intentionally

stop

the

CD

or

tape

deck

by

pressing

the

STOP/CLEAR

@

button

on

the

CD

player

og

the

Mf

bution

on

the

tape

deck.

2)

When

any

timer

activated

CD

or

tape

stops

playing.

3)

When

you

set

the

REVERSE

MODE

selector

for

tape

play

to

the

GD

position.

4)

When

you

use

Repeat

Play

for

CD.

5)

When

you

set

Auto

Power

Off.

ayOLD-LX

(68702

‘ON)

OL-L

cy

Receiving

FM

Stations

with

RDS

(Radio

Data

System)

RDS

is

a

broadcasting

service

which

a

growing

number

of

FM

stations

are

now

providing.

It

allows

these

FM

stations

to

send

additional

signals

along

with

their

regular

program

signals.

For

example,

the

stations

send

their

station

names,

and

information

about

what

type

of

program

they

broadcast,

such

as

sports

or

music,

etc.

When

tuned

to

an

FM

station

which

provide

the

RDS

service,

the

RDS

indicator

lights

up,

the

station

frequency

(and

then

the

station

name

if

sent)

is

displayed.

The

TP

(Traffic

Program)

indicator

lights

up

on

the

display

when

the

received

broadcast

carries

traffic

announcements,

and

the

TA

(Traffic

Announcement)

indicator

lights

up

while

a

traffic

announcement

is

being

received.

What

Information

Can

RDS

Provide

With

the

XT-G70RBK,

you

can

watch

three

types

of

RDS

service

as

well

as

two

other

indications

on

the

display.

To

show

them

on

the

display,

press

the

DISPLAY

MODE

button

while

listening

to

the

radio.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

display

changes

to

show

the

following

information:

PS

(Program

Service):

While

searching,

“PS”

appears

and

then

Station

names

commonly

known

will

be

displayed.

“NO

PS”

appears

if

no

signal

is

sent.

PTY

(Program

Type):

While

searching,

“PTY”

appears

and

then

types

of

broadcast

programs

will

be

displayed.

““NOPT

Y”

appears

if

nosignal

is

sent.

RT

(Radio

Text):

While

searching,

“RT”

appears

and

then

text

messages

the

station

sends

will

be

displayed.

“NO

RT”

appears

if

no

signal

is

sent.

Theseare

the

three

RDS

services

Character

Mode:

&

characters

you

have

set

yourself.

(See

page

15.)

“NO

CHARA”

appears

if

you

have

not

used

this

function

or

if

you

have

tuned

to

preset

number

over

10.

Station

Frequency:

Station

frequencies.

Note

If

searching

finishes

at

once,

“PS”,

“PTY”,

and

“RT”

will

not

appear

on

the

display.

If

you

press

the

DISPLAY

MODE

button

while

tuning

to

an

AM

(MW/LW)

station,

the

display

alternates

between

station

frequency

and

character

mode

since

RDS

is

not

available

in

AM

(MW/

LW)

broadcasts.

Descriptions

of

the

PTY

codes

and

TP

With

the

XT-G70RBK,

you

can

receive

the

following

PTY

and

TP

signals.

NEWS:

News

AFFAIRS:

Topical

program

expanding

on

the

current

news

or

affairs

INFO:

Programs

on

medical

service,

weather

forecast,

etc.

SPORT:

Sports

events

EDUCATE:

Educational

programs

DRAMA:

Radio

plays

CULTURE:

Programs

on

national

or

regional

culture

SCIENCE:

Programs

on

natura!

sciences

and

technology

VARIED:

Other

programs

like

comedies

or

ceremonies

POP

M:

Pop

music

ROCK

M:

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

ALARM:

—

Emergency

broadcasts

NONE:

Undefined

TP:

Broadcasts

which

carry

traffic

announcements

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15

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on

a

Teen

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Bicsan

creo

es

To

search

the

Program

by

PTY

codes

and

TP

One

of

the

advantages

in

the

RDS

service

is

that

you

can

locate

a

particular

kind

of

program

by

specifying

the

PTY

codes.

To

search

a

program

using

the

PTY

codes,

follow

this

procedure:

lL.

Press

the

PTY-TP

SEARCH/CHARACTER

SET

button

(or

the

PTY*TP

SEARCH

button

on

the

Remote)

while

listening

to

the

radio.

The

display

alternates

between

“PTY

TP”

and

“SELECT.”

2.

Setect

the

PTY

code

with

the

PRESET/PTY:TP

<

or

>

button

(or

the

PTY:TP

<,

>

button

on

the

Remote}

within

4

seconds

and

show

the

PTY

(or

TP)

code

on

the

display.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

display

gives

you

the

following:

NEWS

+—*

AFFAIRS

+—*INFO*—*SPORT+—+EDUCATE*—*

DRAMA+—>

CULTURE+—

SCIENCE*—

VARIED +—*POP

M+—*ROCK

M+—>

M.O.R,

M¢—*LIGHT

M*—*CLASSICS*—*+OTHER

M+—*ALARM+—

TP+—*NEWS

3.

Press

the

PTY*TP

SEARCH/CHARACTER

SET

button

(or

the

PTY-TP

SEARCH

button

on

(he

Remote)

within

4

seconds

again.

+

While

searching,

the

display

alternates

between

“SEARCH”

and

the

selected

PTY

code.

*

The

Unit

searches

40

preset

channels

and

stops

when

it

finds

the

one

you

have

selected.

To

continue

searching

after

the

first

stop,

press

the

PTY*TP

SEARCH/CHARACTER

SET

button

again

while

the

indications

on

the

display

blink.

If

no

program

is

found,

“NOT.

FOUND”

appears

on

the

display.

-~

Ifyouselect

TP,

the

Unit

will

stop

searching

when

it

finds

a

broadcast

carrying

traffic

announcements.

However,

this

does

not

necessarily

mean

that

you

can

listen

to

the

traffic

announcements

at

that

time.

Rather

it

means

that

you

will

get

them

when

they

are

broadcast.

Character

Méde

You

can

give

names

(8

characters)

to

any

station

(FM

and

AM

(MW/LW))

regardless

of

the

RDS

service

availability,

and

show

them

on

the

display

by

pressing

the

DISPLAY

MODE

button

repeatedly.

To

do

this,

you

need

to

preset

the

stations

you

want

to

name

into

the

first

ten

preset

numbers.

To

give

a

name,

follow

this

procedure:

1,

Press

the

PRESET/PTY*TP

<

or

>

button

and

select

a

preset

number

from

1

to

10

on

the

display.

2.

Press

the

PTY-TP

SEARCH/CHARACTER

SET

button

within

4

seconds.

3.

Press

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<

or

>

button

within

10

seconds

to

select

the

first

character.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

character

changes.

The

available

characters

are

listed

on

page

G-6.

4.

Pressthe

PTY-TPSEARCH/CHARACTER

SET

button

to

move

the

character

insertion

position

on

the

display.

5.

Repeat

steps

3

and

4.

6.

Press

the

MEMORY

button

within

10

seconds.

The

Unit

memorizes

the

name

you

have

given.

Once

you

have

given

the

name

to

a

preset

channel,

this

name

appears

first

whenever

you

tune

to

this

preset

channel.

(If

RDS

sends

the

PS

signal,

it

will

appear

after

the

name

you

have

given.)

*

It

is

not

necessary

to

input

all

the

8

characters.

When

you

finish,

press

the

MEMORY

button.

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Playing

CDs

You

can

use

various

function

such

as

Auto

Search,

Random

Play,

Repeat

Play,

and

Program

Play.

-O

CD

“i

REPEAT

4

REPEAT

1

t

Locating

a

Particular

Track

or

a

Particular

Portion

of

the

Track

To

Find

a

Track

You

Want

Each

time

you

press

briefly

and

release

the

Kd

or

4

button,

the

track

changes

by

one.

+

Press

and

release

the

1

button

to

go

ahead

one

track

at

a

time.

+

Press

and

release

the

+4

button

to

go

back

one

track

at

a

time.

*

While

CD

is

not

playing,

holding

the

¢€

or

®t

button

will

change

the

tracks

continuously.

To

locate

a

track

directly

with

the

Remote

1.

Set

the

FUNER/CD/PANORAMIC

SEA

selector

to

the

CD

position.

2.

Press

the

+40

button

and

the

10

keys

to

select

a

track

number.

Example:

for

track

5,

press

5.

For

track

15,

press

+10

then

5.

For

track

20,

press

+10,

then

10.

To

Find

a

Particular

Point

You

Want

During

Play

Holding

down

the

#¢

or

®4

button

on

the

main

Unit

will

fast

forward

or

fast

reverse

the

CD

so

you

can

quickly

find

the

particular

portion

of

a

track

you

want

to

listen

to.

Using

Random

Play

Tracks

is

played

in

no

special

order.

Before

starting

a

CD,

press

the

RANDOM

button.

The

RANDOM

indicator

lights

up

and

Random

Play

starts.

When

all

of

the

tracks

have

been

played,

Random

Play

stops.

To

stop

and

cancel

Random

Play

Press

the

STOP/CLEAR

@

button.

Using

Repeat

Play

You

can

have

either

all

tracks

or

the

individual

track

currently

playing

repeat

as

many

times

as

you

like,

Each

time

you

press

the

REPEAT

button,

it

cycles

from

OFF,

which

turns

the

REPEAT

indicator

out

on

the

display,

to

REPEAT

which

repeats

all

tracks

in

order

or

according

to

the

program

you

have

set,

and

REPEAT

|

which

repeats

the

currently

playing

track.

To

cancel

Repeat

Play

Press

the

REPEAT

button

until

the

REPEAT

or

REPEAT

1

indicator

on

the

display

goes

off.

Note

Repeat

Play

can

be

used

with

Program

Play

or

Random

Play.

+

With

Program

Play,

the

program

you

made

is

repeated.

+

With

Random

Play,

all

the

tracks

on

the

CD

are

repeated

in

a

different

order

each

time.

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Using

Program

Play

You

can

arrange

the

tracks

to

play

in

any

order

you

like.

You

can

program

up

to

32

tracks,

and

you

can

repeat

tracks

if

you

wish.

The

Remote

is

very

useful

for

making

a

program.

J.

Set

the

TUNER/CD/PANORAMIC

SEA

selector

to

the

CD

position.

2.

Press

the

PRGM

button.

The

PROGRAM

indicator

lights

on

the

CD

display.

3.

Press

the

+

10

button

and

the

10

keys

to

select

the

track

numbers

you

want.

4.

Press

the

>

button

on

the

CD

CONTROL

section

of

the

Remote

to

start

the

program.

The

first

track

you

programmed

starts

to

play.

To

stop

the

CD

during

Programmed

Play

Press

the

C1

button.

Tocancel

the

program,

press

the

PRGM

button

on

the

Remote

or

the

PROGRAM

button

on

the

main

Unit.

A

Few

Hints

to

Make

Programming

Easier

+

If

you

want

to

change

the

number

of

a

track

you

just

entered,

press

CANCEL

on

the

Unit,

and

enter

another

number.

+

Ifyou

want

to

change

the

entire

program,

press

the

STOP/CLEAR

@

button

on

the

Unit

while

CD

is

not

playing,

and

then

you

can

start

over.

*

To

view

the

order

of

the

tracks

in

your

program

when

it’s

playing,

press

the

(1

button

on

the

Remote

or

the

STOP/CLEAR

@

button

on

the

Unit,

then

press

the

Kad

or

m4

(o

display

the

order

of

the

tracks.

Each

time

you

press

the

Pi

button

the

in

your

program

is

displayed.

(Press

the

@<€

button

for

the

To

add

a

track

fo

your

program

during

play,

press

the

10

keys

on

the

Remote.

Any

tracks

you

add

will

appear

at

the

end

of

the

current

program.

Listening

to

a

VCR

,

Turntable

or

other

Equipment

through

Your

XT-G70RBK

By

playing

a

VCR,

Turntable

or

other

connected

equipment

through

the

XT-G70RBK,

you

can

often

dramatically

improve

the

sound

quality,

as

well

as

gain

control

over

how

the

music

or

program

sounds.

1.

Set the

Unit's

volume

to

its

lowest

setting.

Use

<

VOLUME

>

on

the

Remote,

or

turn

the

VOLUME

control

all

the

way

counterclockwise.

2.

Select

the

connected

equipment

with

the

source

selecting

buttons

on

the

Unit

or

press

the

SOURCE

button

on

the

Remote

repeatedly.

3.

Switch

on

the

connected

equipment

and

start

it

playing.

4.

Adjust

the

volume.

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Adjusting

the

Sound

fa

;|

El

geo

You

can

select

one

of

five

pre-programmed

SEA

patterns

(Preset

mode)

or

to

create

your

own

sound

patterns

(Manual

mode).

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Using

the

SEA

Preset

Patterns

(Preset

Mode)

1,

Make

sure

that

the

LED

the

MANU.

button

on

the

Unit

is

turned

off.

If

it

lights

up

(the

Unit

is

in

SEA

manual

mode),

press

the

PRGM

button.

2,

Press

the

desired

SEA

preset

button.

ROCK

_

Increases

both

treble

and

bass

sounds.

Us

POPS

Increases

the

richness

and

fullness

of

the

vocal

sound.

ee

eae

CLASSIC

Adds

depth

and

brilliance

to

the

sound.

Pa

oe

CAR

For

recording

onto

car

stereo

tapes.

SOT

ont

cme

pur

oan

sree

cue

BR

ano

H.PHONE

For

recording

onto

headphones

stereo

tapes.

You

can

also

use

the

Remote

to

select

the

SEA

preset

patterns,

1.

Set

the

TUNER/CD/PANORAMIC

SEA

selector

to

the

PANORAMIC

SEA

position.

2.

Make

sure

that

the

LED

the

MANU.

button

on

the

Unit

is

turned

off.

ff

it

lights

up

(the

Unit

is

in

SEA

manual

mode),

press

the

PRGM/MANU.

button.

3.

Press

the

desired

SEA

preset

button.

To

cancel

the

SEA

effect,

press

the

SEA

button

on

the

Unit

or

SEA

ON/OFF

on

the

Remote.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

SEA

effect

switches

on

and

off

repeatedly.

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18

Page

19

Creating

Your

Own

SEA

Patterns

(Manual

Mode)

1.

Press

the

MANU.

button

to

put

the

Unit

into

SEA

manual

mode.

The

LED

it

lights

up.

2.

Press

the

<f

or

f>

button

fo

set

the

frequency

range

to

be

changed.

The

LED

on

the

SEA

button

lights

up,

and

the

frequency

range

level

bar

on

the

display

blinks.

Each

time

you

press

the

<f

or

f>

button,

the

frequency

range

changes

up

or

down.

While

it

is

blinking

you

can

set

the

frequency

level.

3.

Press

the—-LEVEL

+

button

to

set

the

level,

while

the

selected

frequency

range

level

bar

is

blinking.

4.

Repeat

steps

2

and

3

to

adjust

other

frequency

ranges.

You

can

adjust

7

frequency

ranges.

To

fatten

the

SEA

pattern

Press

the

FLAT

button.

The

adjusted

SEA

pattern

will

be

flattened

so

you

can

readjust

the

SEA

pattern.

Note

Although

the

five

SEA

preset

patterns

cannot

be

changed,

an

individual

sound

pattern

can

be

created

based

ona

preset

pattern,

When

you

make

any

change

to

the

SEA

preset

pattern,

the

Unit

automatically

enters

the

SEA

manual

mode

so

you

can

modify

and

store

the

pattern

you

create.

To

store

the

pattern

1,

Press

the

MEMORY

button

after

creating

your

own

SEA

pattern.

Your

own

SEA

pattern

blinks

on

the

display.

2.

While

the

SEA

pattern

is

blinking,

press

the

SEA

preset

button

to

select

the

memory

number

from

among

A,

B,

C, D,

or

E.

To

record

the

SEA

pattern

To

record

sound

together

with

a

SEA

pattern

(either

a

preset

or

manual

one),

first

turn

on

SEA

and

select

the

desired

SEA

pattern.

The

music

will

be

enhanced

according

to

the

pattern

you

selected.

SEA

patterns

cannot

be

applied

to

the

following

types

of

recording:

+

A

song

cannot

be

dubbed

(at

either

normal

or

high

speeds)

with

a

SEA

sound

pattern.

*

When

the

amplifier's

SOURCE

DIRECT

is

on,

songs

cannot

be

recorded

with

a

SEA

pattern.

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Using

Panoramic

Surround

Modes

With

five

Panoramic

Surround

modes

and

panoramic

shifting

speakers,

the

sound

field

can

be

enlarged

to

give

a

more

realistic

sound.

By

connecting

the

panoramic

shifting

speakers,

the

angle

of

the

speakers

will

shift

in

accordance

with

the

respective

Panoramic

Surround

mode:

DANCE

CLUB, HALL,

CINEMA,

CHURCH,

DOME.

DOME:

wil}

shift

outward

20°.

HALL/CHURCH:

will

shift

outward

15°.

DANCE

CLUB

_

will

shift

outward

10°.

CINEMA:

will

shift

inward

23°.

Notes

*

Panoramic

shifting

speakers

inside

the

speaker

cabinet

will

shift

corresponding

to

the

respective

Panoramic

Surround

mode

.

The

speakers

shift

automatically

inward

or

outward

to

give

you

the

dynamic

sound

fields.

The

mode

can

be

set

from

either

the

Unit

or

the

Remote.

«

When

you

select

CINEMA,

the

speakers

will

shift

inward

to

make

the

spoken

words

easier

to

hear.

+

Normally,

the

speakers

face

directly

forward.

Selecting

Panoramic

Surround

Mode

PANORAMIC

TUNER

CD

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When

using

the

Remote:

1.

Set

the

TUNER/CD/PANORAMIC

SEA

selector

to

the

PANORAMIC

SEA

position.

:

2,

Press

the

desired

Panoramic

Surround

mode

button.

Canee

rue

WALL

DANCE

CLUB

gives

a

throbbing

bass

beat.

LIVE

gives

the

feeling

of

a

live

stage.

DOME

gives

the

spacious

feeling

of

a

domed

stadium.

CINEMA

=

CHURCH

HALL

gives

clear

vocals

and

the

feeling

of

a

recital

hall.

CHURCH

reproduces

the

echo

effect

of

a

stone-walled

church.

(s)

When

you

use

the

Unit,

just

press

the

desired

Panoramic

Surround

mode

button

directly.

K

To

change

the

speaker

angle

from

the

Remote.

Press

the

IN

or

OUT

button

to

change

the

angle

(3°,

8°,

13°,

18°

and

23°).

The

indicator

blinks

to

indicate

the

speaker's

direction

of

movement.

*

Press

the

IN

button

to

shift

the

speakers

inward.

+

Press

the

OUT

button

to

shift

the

speakers

outward.

—

Ifthe

speaker

angle

is

changed

when

CINEMA

is

selected,

the

Panoramic

Surround

mode

will

change

from

CINEMA

to

the

previously

selected

one.

———

SPEAKER

CONTROL_———

To

get

back

the

preset

speaker

angle

for

the

Panoramic

Surround

mode

selected

Press

the

AUTO

button.

Notes

*

You

can

apply

Panoramtic

Surround

modes

when

you

record.

+

A

sound

cannot

be

dubbed

with

the

Panoramic

Surround

modes

(at

either

normal

or

high

speeds).

Toa

cancel

the

Panoramic

Surround

mode

Press

the

PANORAMIC

SURROUND

on

the

Unit

or

PANORAMIC

ON/OFF

on

the

Remote

so

that

the

indicator

on

the

Unit

goes

off.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

panoramic

surround

mode

turn

on

and

off

repeatedly.

Page

20

EXCITING

RELAXING

Page

21

Using

Mood Menu

The

Mood

Menu

allows

you

to

select

one

of

four

special

effect

sound

modes.

Selecting

a

mode

will

set

the

respective

SEA

pattern

and

shift

panoramic

shifting

speaker

angle

automatically.

The

Individual

Mode

allows

you

to

store

your

own

settings

in

memory.

EXCITING

Press

the

EXCITING

button,

Regardless

of

the

music

source,

a

sharp,

upbeat

sound

is

produced.

RELAXING

Press

the

RELAXING

button.

A

beautiful,

subtle

sound

is

obtained.

The

sound

feels

like

a

refreshing

breeze

which

gives

a

relaxed

feeling.

SOOTHING

Press

the

SOOTHING

button,

By

controlling

the

dynamic

range,

a

rich,

easy

listening

sound

can

be

maintained.

Low-volume

sounds

drowned

out

by

larger-volume

sounds

are

boosted

and

peak

sounds

are

suppressed.

INDIVIDUAL

Press

the

INDIVIDUAL

button

so

that

the

stored

setting

is

called

up.

You

can

use

the

Individual

Mode

to

create

your

own

customized

sound

effect.

The

individual

mode

settings

can

be

stored

in

memory.

To

store

your

own

settings

into

the

Individual

Mode

1.

Select

the

desired

Panoramic

Surround

mode

or

SEA

pattern.

(See

page

18

or

20.)

2.

Adjust

the

frequency

range

if

you

want.

(See

page

19.)

3.

Press

and

hojd

the

INDIVIDUAL

button

to

store

your

own

pattem.

Note

Do

not

keep

the

INDIVIDUAL

button

pressed

to

call

up

the

stored

setting;

otherwise,

you

may

Store

a

new

Setting

rather

than

calling

up

the

MaYOLO-LX

(68702

“ON)

PL-L

Demo

Mode

Display

Mode

Use

the

Demo

Mode

to

try

the

various

sound

modes

for

a

song.

During

play,

press

the

DEMO

button.

Nine

sound

patterns

cycle

automatically.

To

cancel

the

Demo

Mode,

press

the

DEMO

button

again.

DANCE

CLUB

During

play,

press

the

DISPLAY

button

on

the

graphic

equalizer.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

display

shows

the

various

sound

patterns,

DUAL

PEAK

and

DUAL

SHOWER

show

also

the

SEA

pattem

simultaneously.

PEAK

HOLD

|

SPI

OFF

No

pattern

appears

Page

22

Page

23

CSRP

(COMPU

LINK

SOURCE

SYSTEM)

Function

CSRP

is

the

electronic

feature

that

presets

volume,

display

mode

and

other

control

functions.

The

XT-G70RBK

has

four

CSRP

functions;

Volume

CSRP,

Time

Link

CSRP,

Auto

Loudnes,

Auto

Power

Off.

Volume

CSRP

Press

the

CSRP

button

(the

CSRP

indicator

lights

up)

while

the

Unit

ison.

The

VOLUME

contol

is

automatically

set

to

around

the

most

recently

used

level.

When

you

tum

off

the

Unit,

the

VOLUME

control

is

automatically

turned

down.

Time

Link

CSRP

When

you

turn

off

the

Unit

with

the

CSRP

indicator

lit,

Time

Link

CSRP

stores

the

following

items

into

the

CSRP

memory

automatically.

+

Volume

level

+

Panoramic

Surround

mode

(see

page

20)

+

SEA

preset

pattern

(see

page

18)

+

Display

mode

(see

page

22)

These

four

items

are

stored

for

each

source

and

for

each

time

range.

*

One

day

is

divided

into

our

time

ranges;

6:00—,

12:00—,

18:00-—

and

24:00—.

To

call

up

the

Time

Link

CSRP

Select

the

sources

while

the

CSRP

indicator

is

lit.

Auto

Loudness

When

you

press

AUTO

LOUDNESS

button

(the

indicator

on

it

lights

up),

the

SEA

characteristic

will

change

in

accordance

with

the

volume

level.

This

means

that

at

low

volume,

insufficient

bass

and

treble

are

automatically

compensated

for,

so

you

can

have

a

full

sound

at

any

volume

level.

e

At

low

volume

level

roroua

The

bass

and

treble

are

automatically

increased.

At

high

volume

level

et

+

“Ss.-

wants

The

setting

approaches

the

normal

SEA

characteristic.

Auto

Power

Off

You

can

fall

asleep

to

music

while

listening

to

CD

or

tape.

The

XT-G70RBK

will

turn

off

by

itself

rather

than

play

all

night.

Press

the

AUTO

POWER

OFF

button

while

listening

to

CD

or

tape.

When

CD

or

tape

play

is

over,

the

Unit

will

automatically

turn

off.

Notes

*

The

Repeat

Play

of

CD

player

(see

page

16)

does

not

work

with

Auto

Power

Off.

*

The

Tuner

Entry

(see

page

13)

does

not

work

with

Auto

Power

Off.

*

Ending

of

tape

play

depends

on

the

Reverse

Mode

setting

(see

page

10).

Tape

play

ends

either

after

one

side

is

played

or

after

both

sides

are

played.

ayOL9-1LX

{68702

“ON)

SL-L

Recording

onto

Tape

Recording

from

one

tape

to

another

is

called

dubbing.

You

can

dub

at

regular

speed

for

highest

quality,

or

at

high

speed

with

a

slight

loss

in

sound

quality.

With

high

speed

it

takes

only

about

one-half

the

time

to

copy

a

tape.

For

regular

recording

procedure,

see

page

8.

Things

to

know

before

start

recording

+

It

should

be

noted

that

it

may

be

unlawful

to

re-record

tapes,

records,

or

discs

without

the

consent

of

the

owner

of

copyright

in

the

sound

or

video

recording,

broadcast

or

cable

program

and

in

any

literary,

dramatic,

musical,

or

artistic

work

embodied

therein.

*

Toreduce

hiss

noise,

set

the

DOLBY

NR

selector

either

to

the

B

or

to

the

C

position.

(See

page

11.)

*

Cassettes

have

a

special

feature

so

you

won't

accidentally

record

over

a

tape

you

want

to

save.

Two

small

tabs

on

the

back,

one

for

side

A

and

one

for

side

B,

can

be

removed

to

prevent

erasure

or

re-recording.

To

record

on

a

cassette

with

the

tabs

removed,

you

must

cover

the

holes

with

tape

first.

However,

when

a

Type

II

tape

is

used,

only

cover

part

of

the

hole

as

shown

below,

since

the

other

part

of

the

hole

is

used

to

detect

the

tape

type,

*

Type

I,

I

and

type

IV

tapes

can

be

used

for

recording.

+

If

recordings

you

make

have

excessive

noise

or

static,

the

Unit

may

be

too

close

to

a

TY

which

was

on

during

recording.

Either

turn

off

the

TV

or

increase

the

distance

between

the

TV

and

the

XT-G70RBK,

3

HIGH

©

DUBBING

fm

NORMAL

High

Speed

Dubbing

or

Normal

Speed

Dubbing

Although

the

quality

of

the

dubbed

tape

is

a

little

less,

high

speed

dubbing

is

a

very

convenient

way

to

record

from

one

tape

to

another.

You

can

only

use

deck

B

to

make

recordings.

Deck

A

is

for

playback

only.

1,

Put

the

tape

you

want

to

copy

from

into

deck

A,

and

the

tape

to

be

copied

onto

in

deck

B.

2,

On

both

decks,

press

either

the

<4

or

®

button

while

pressing

the

@

button,

in

order

to

select

the

playing

and

recording

side.

3.

Press

either

the

DUBBING

HIGH

or

the

DUBBING

NORMAL

button.

Notes

+

During

dubbing,

you

can

listen

to

another

source

such

as

the

radio

or

the

CD

player,

just

as

if

you

weren't

dubbing.

+

The

sound

cannot

be

dubbed

with

neither

SEA

sound

effects

nor

Panoramic

Surround

effects.

+

During

dubbing,

when

you

press

the

AUTO

POWER

OFF

button,

the

Unit

automatically

turns

off

after

dubbing

is

over.

To

dub

on

both

sides

Set

the

REVERSE

MODE

selector

to

either

>

or

>.

Dubbing

starts

from

the

front

side

of

both

deck

A

and

B.

To

Record

Selections

from

Several Different

Tapes

When

you

want

to

take

selections

from

several

different

tapes

and

combine

them

on

one

tape

during

dubbing,

follow

these

steps:

1.

Press

the

@

button

on

deck

A.

This

causes

deck

A

to

stop,

so

you

can

change

tapes,

and

deck

B

makes

a

4-second

blank

and

pauses.

2.

Change

the

tape

in

deck

A.

3.

Press

either

the

DUBBING

HIGH

or

NORMAL

button

(the

same

one

you

are

using

now)

to

start

deck

A

playing

and

deck

B

recording

again,

Note

Dolby

NR

is

inactive

in

dubbing

mode

regardless

of

the

setting

of

the

DOLBY

NR

switch.

The

dubbed

tape

automatically

contains

the

same

processing

as

the

source

tape.

Page

24

REC/REC

MUTE

NONSTOP

FADE

NONSTOP

Page

25

a

Making

a

4-second

Blank

on

a

Recorded

Tape

1.

Press

the

REC/REC

MUTE

0

button

during

play.

The

LED

it

blinks

for

4

seconds

and

deck

B

enters

recording

pause

mode.

To

make

a

blank

portion

longer

than

4

seconds,

keep

the

button

pressed

for the

length

of

time

you

want

the

blank

to

be.

When

the

button

is

released,

deck

B

enters

recording

pause

mode.

2.

Press

the

<4

or

>

button

to

restart

recording.

Recording

from

CD

—

Fuzzy

CD

Recording

Since

the

XT-G70RBK

provides

3

types

of

Fade

modes

and

4

types

of

CD

Editing

modes,

you

can

make

a

variety

of

CD

recordings

by

combining

these

7

modes.

To

Use

the

Fade

Mode

There

are

3

types

of

Fade

mode;

FADE,

NONSTOP,

FADE

NONSTOP

(a

combination

of

NONSTOP

and

FADE).

Each

time

you

press

the

FADE

MODE

button,

the

Fade

Mode

changes

in

the

following

sequence.

(eee

re

>FADE,NONSTOP

+

OFF

(You

will

see

these

changes

on

the

CD

display)

FADE

:

At

the

end

of

the

tape,

the

XT-G70RBK

automatically

goes

back

to

the

beginning

of

the

last

track

and

re-records

it,

this

time

gently

fading

out

at

the

end,

+

If

you

have

set

the

REVERSE

MODE

selector

to

>

or

c25

,

side

B

starts

recording

at

the

beginning

of

the

last

track

on

side

A.

So

you

get

the

whole

track,

even

though

part

of

it

was

cut

off

when

the

tape

ran

out

on

side

A.

NONSTOP:

Every

track

ends

by

fading

out,

and

the

starts

as

soon

as

fading-out

is

over.

Thus,

you

can

make

a

tape

with

no

blank

portions

between

tracks.

At

the

end

of

the

tape,

however,

this

mode

does

not

make

the

end

of

the

track

fade

out,

if

the

track

is

cut

off

when

the

tape

runs

out.

FADE

NONSTOP:

Using

this

mode

you

can

record

the

entire

tape

without

any

blanks.

Every

track

ends

by

fading

out,

and

at

the

end

of

the

tape,

the

last

track

fades

out

instead

of

cutting

off

abruptly

when

the

tape

runs

out,

just

like

FADE.

+

If

you

have

set

the

REVERSE

MODE

selector

to

2D

or

<2,

side

B

starts

recording

at

the

beginning

of

the

last

track

on

side

A.

Note

NONSTOP

and

FADE

NONSTOP

modes

cannot

be

used

with

the

Multi

Edit

mode

(see

page

27).

To

record

with

sound

effects

When

you

start

recording

with

Fuzzy

CD

Recording

or

CD

Edit,

the

special

effects

cannot

be

changed

without

stopping

recording,

and

often

having

to

start

over.

If

you

need

different

sound

effects

for

each

track,

use

the

standard

recording

features

described

on

page

8.

MayOLD-

Lx

(68702

‘ON)

QL-L

‘Auto

Fane

FUZZY

LOH

CO

REC

4

Jomect

Fuzzy

CD

Recording

If

the

recording

level

is

too

high,

distortion

will

result;

On

the

other

hand,

if

the

recording

level

is

too

low,

the

sound

volume

will

be

low.

So,

itis

very

important

to

check

the

peak

level

of

the

source

tracks

before

recording.

Furthermore,

itis

necessary

to

check

the

tracks’

overall

Jevel.

With

the

Fuzzy

CD

Recording

feature,

if

the

tracks'

overall

level

is

high,

the

recording

level

will

be

set

lower,

and,

if

the

tracks’

overall

level

is

low,

the

recording

level

will

be

set

higher.

In

this

way,

the

optimum

recording

level

is

set

according

to

the

sound

inclination

of

the

tracks

as

well

as

the

peak

level.

The

conventional

peak

search

function

does

not

take

into

account

the

tracks’

overall

balance

when

setting

the

recording

level;

therefore,

the

recording

level

tended

to

be

low.

Fuzzy

CD

Recording

gives

a

balanced

recording

level

which

matches

different

kinds

of

tracks.

I.

Load

a

CD

in

the

tray.

2.

Put

a

tape

in

deck

B.

3.

Select

the

side

to

record

on,

by

pressing

either

the

<

or

>

button

while

pressing

the

button

on

deck

B.

4.

Press

either

FUZZY

LOGIC

CD

REC

AUTO

FADE

or

DIRECT

button.

The

tape

starts

recording

10

seconds

before

the

CD

starts,

making

a

10-second

blank

at

the

beginning

of

the

tape

to

insure

the

entire

selection

is

recorded.

AUTO

FADE

starts

recording

with

Al

Edit

(page

27)

and

FADE

mode

(page

25).

DIRECT

starts

recording

from

the

first

track

to

the

end.

+

When

FUZZY

LOGIC

CD

REC

(either

AUTO

FADE

or

DIRECT)

is

pressed,

the

optimum

recording

level

will

be

determined

by

the

fuzzy

search,

then

the

recording

will

start

from

the

first

CD

track.

(Since

the

fuzzy

search

will

search

the

entire

CD,

it

will

take

a

little

time.)

*

During

the

fuzzy

search,

the

track

number,

number

of

tracks,

playing

time,

etc.,

will

change

accordingly.

*

If

the

last

recorded

track

cannot

fit

on

side

A,

it

will

be

re-recorded

with

fade-out.

«

Whenthe

REVERSE

MODE

selector

is

set

to

either

D

or

>,

side

B

recording

will

start

after

a

blank

portion

of !O

seconds

is

made.

The

recording

will

continue

with

the

last

track

recorded

with

a

fade-out

on

side

A.

+

The

last

track

on

side

B

will

end

by

fading-out.

+

ff

the

inserted

tape

has

not

been

rewound,

it

will

be

rewound

automatically

before

recording

begins.

To

stop

recording

Press

the

l@

button

on

deck

B

or

the

STOP/CLEAR

@

button

on

the

CD

player.

Note

The

tracks

can

be

recorded

with

a

specified

sound

effect

(SEA

pattern

and

Panoramic

Surround

modes).

Sound

effects

cannot

be

changed

during

recording.

Page

26

Al

Edit

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out

a

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To}

A

7

Remaining

time

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Auto

Edit

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Remaining

time

Remaining

time

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PRGM

Edit

Remaining

tim

Remaining

time

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Multi

Edit

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time

to

be

continued

Page

27

Using

CD

Edit

Mode

The

XT-G70RBK

has

four

CD

Edit

modes;

Al

Edit,

Auto

Edit,

Program

Edit

and

Multi-Edit.

To

take

advantage

of

these

Edit

modes,

read

the

following

instructions

carefully.

What

is

Al

Edit?

This

is

an

editing

function

which

complements

the

Auto

Edit

mode

(below).

You

can

use

it

to

maximize

the

use

of

the

remaining

tape

length.

When

the

tape

comes

to

its

end,

the

FADE

mode

will

function

automatically.

Up

to

16

tracks

can

be

edited

for

one

side.

What

is

Auto

Edit?

To

prevent

the

beginning

of

the

track

from

not

being

recorded,

the

last

track

will

be

replaced

automatically

in

accordance

with

the

remaining

tape

length.

The

editing

will

start

with

the

earlier

tracks

and

the

tracks

will

be

selected

so

they

can

fit

on

the

tape.

No

track

is

selected

twice.

However,

depending

on

the

remaining

time,

the

same

track

may

be

selected

twice

to

fill

in

the

recording

time

at

the

end

of

the

tape.

Up

to

16

tracks

can

be

edited

for

one

side.

What

is

PRGM

(program)

Edit?

Using

this

mode

you

can

select

which

CD

tracks

go

on

which

side

of

the

tape,

and

in

what

order,

What

is

Multi

Edit?

Using

this

mode

you

can

select

tracks

from

several

different

CDs,

The

NONSTOP

and

FADE

NONSTOP

modes

cannot

be

used

with

Multi

Edit

mode.

Operating

procedures

1.

Load

a

CD

in

the

tray.

*

2.

Press

the

EDIT

MODE

button

to

select

the

desired

CD

Edit

mode

you

want

to

use.

Each

time

you

press

the

button

the

indicator

is

displayed

as

follows

in

the

CD

display.

ie

Ai——>

AUTO—*PRGM

—>

MULTI—

=e]

3.

Press

the

TIME

button

to

select

the

time

length.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

pre-programmed

tape

length

is

shown

on

the

display

as

follows.

Reco

54——»

60

“7

90+

80+

74 70

64

If

you

want

touse

the

Remote,

you

can

set

the

tape

length

by

using

the

+10

button

and

10

keys.

(Make

sure

that

the

TUNER/CD/PANORAMIC

SEA

selector

is

set

to

the

CD

position.)

ex.

C-30:

+10,

10.

C-46:

+10,

6.

C-74;

+10,

+10.....Press

the

+10

button

seven

times,

then

press

4

button.

This

number

shows

how

many

times

you

have

pressed

the

+10

button.

to

be

continued

WaYOLD-LX

LL-L

(68v0%

ON)

PRGM

Edit

or

Multi

Edit

6666666666

4.

Press

the

SIDE

A/B

button

to

set

the

tape

length.

When

you

have

selected

the

Al

Edit

or

Auto

Edit

‘The

tracks

which

can

fit

on

side

A

and

B

will

be

automatically

selected

in

accordance

with

the

specified

tape

length.

By

repeatedly

pressing

the

SIDE

A/B

button

you

can

check

which

tracks

have

been

programmed

for

which

side

of

the

tape.

When

you

have

selected

the

PRGM

Edit

Select

the

track

numbers

for

side

A

with

the

10

keys.

Press

the

SIDE

A/B

button.

Select

the

track

number

for

side

B.

When

you

have

selected

the

Multi

Edit

Select

the

track

numbers

from

the

first

disc

with

the

10

keys.

When

you

have

selected

the

Multi

Edit,

you

can

select

tracks

from

different

discs

(up

to

10

tracks

from

one

disc).

5.

Put

a

tape

in

deck

B

and

set

the

REVERSE

MODE

selector

to

the

>

position.

6.

Press

the

FUZZY

LOGIC

CD

REC

DIRECT

button.

After

a

blank

of 10

seconds

is

made

at

the

beginning

of

the

tape,

the

recording

starts.

If

the

inserted

tape

has

not

been

rewound,

it

will

be

rewound

automatically

before

the

recording

begins.

7.

When

you

have

selected

the

Multi

Edit

Deck

B

enters

recording

pause

mode,

when

the

first

disc

play

ends.

Change

the

disc

and

select

the

tracks

again,

then

press

the

FUZZY

LOGIC

CD

REC

DIRECT

button.

If

you

want

to

record

on

side

B,

press

the

SIDE

A/B

button

and

repeat

this

procedure.

To

stop

the

recording

Press

the

STOP/CLEAR

i

button.

To

delete

the

last

selected

track

(only

for

PRGM

Edit

and

Multi

Edit)

Press

the

CANCEL

button

in

stop

mode.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

last

selection

will

be

deleted.

Page

28

Using

the

Timers

The

timers

let

you

contro!

recording

and

playing

functions

automatically.

—[a~y-

Recording

Timer—Unattended

recording

of

radio

broadcasts.

You

can

set

the

starting

time

and

recording

duration.

Wake

Up

Timer/Steep

Timer—Wake

up

to

music

from

any

source.

Fall

asleep

and

have your

XT-G70RBK

tum

off

automatically

after

a

certain

length

of

time.

Once

Timer/Daily

Timer—You

can

program

the

Unit

to

come

on

playing

a

source

at

a

particular

time,

and

then

shut

off

at

a

special

time.

Setting

the

Clock

1.

2.

3.

<

ean

4,

5.

Page

29

The

timers

depend

on

the

clock:

If

the

clock

is

right,

the

timers

will

work

as

you

expect,

but

if

the

time

is

incorrect

on

the

clock

then

the

timers

will

also

be

incorrect.

So,

let's

set

the

clock

first.

Press

the

CLOCK

ADJ.

button.

Set

the

hour

by

pressing

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<or

>

button.

Each

time

you

press

it,

the

hour

advances

by

one.

Hold

the

button

down,

and

the

clock

will

advance

one

hour

at

a

time.

Press

the

MEMORY

button,

when

the

correct

hour

is

showing

on

the

display.

The

hour

is

set.

Set

the

minutes

by

pressing

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<

or

>

button.

Each

time

you

press

it

the

minutes

advance

by

one.

Hold

the

button

down,

and

the

minutes

advance

in

10

minute

increments

.

e

Press

(he

MEMORY

button

again.

‘The

minute

is

set,

and

the

clock

is

set

and

starts

from

zero

second.

If

the

clock

has

not

been

set

or

if

there

has

been

a

power

outrage,

“0:00”

will

be

displayed

and

“CLOCK”

will

blink.

If

there

is

a

power

failure,

the

clock

loses

its

setting,

the

display

shows

“0:00,”

and

it

must

be

reset.

You

can

set

the

clock

and

the

Timers

whenever

the

XT-G70RBK

is

turned

off,

but

still

connected

to

a

live

power

source.

MAYOLO-LX

(68v0Z

ON)

8L-L

TUNG

TMRER

OWNER

<

GEA

>

n>

Recording

Timer

With

the

recording

timer

you

can

make

a

tape

of

a

radio

broadcast

automatically

whether

or

not

you

are

there

to

start

the

XT-G70RBK.

For

the

timer

to

work

correctly,

you

need

to

make

sure

of

two

things

in

addition

to

setting

the

time

for

the

radio

and

tape

deck

to

come

on:

+

A

long

enough

tape

must

be

in

deck

B.

*

The

clock

must

be

set

to

the

correct

time.

3.

5

Press

the

REC

button,

As

long

as

the

indicators

are

blinking

on

the

display,

you

can

continue

with

the

setting

process.

If

you

wait

too

long,

and

they

stops

blinking

before

you

are

done,

just

press

the

REC

button

twice

and

start

over.

Set

the

time

you

want

the

radio

to

come

on

and

the

tape

in

deck

B

to

start

recording.

Use

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<or

>

button

and

the

MEMORY

button

just

like

setting

the

clock.

(

See

page

29)

Set

the

time

you

want

the

radio

and

deck

B

to

shut

off.

Use

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<

or

>

button

and

MEMORY

button

just

like

setting

the

clock.

(See

page

29)

Press

the

PRESET/PTY+TP

<

or

>

button

to

select

the

preset

channels.

At

the

end

of

the

set

length

of

time

the

radio

and

deck

B

will

shut

off.

Press

the

REC

button

again,

The

Unit

will

memorize

the

setting.

When

the

recording

timer

switches

the

XT-G70RBK

on,

the

VOLUME

control

wiil

automatically

be

set

to

MIN.

Notice

that

the

REC

indicator

is

lighted

up

on

the

display

whenever

the

Recording

Timer

is

set.

If

you

do

not

want

the

timer

to

operate

but

want

to

keep

the

setting

Press

the

REC

button

so

that

the

REC

indicator

on

the

display

goes

off.

To

reactivate

the

timer,

press

the

REC

button

again

so

that

the

REC

indicator

lights

up.

Note

You

will

see

“VOLUME-0”

on

the

display

after

setting

is

complete

or

while

checking

the

timer

contents.

This

indication

means

that

the

volume

level

during

timer

recording

is

set

to

minimum.

Page

30

Ter

een

ones

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TUOmOTAME

ROWER,

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Page

31

—

Once

Timer/Daily

Timer

Once

Timer

works

only

once.

Daily

Timer

executes

the

timer

operation

at

the

same

time

everyday.

1.

Press

the

ONCE

or

DAILY

button

which

you

want

to

set.

The

ONCE

or

DAILY

indicator

(whichever

you

have

chosen)

blinks

on

the

display.

2.

Press

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER<

or

>

button

toset

the

start

time

and

the

stop

time.

Use

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<

or

>

button

and

MEMORY

button

just

like

setting

the

clock.

(See

page

29)

3.

Press

the

TUNING/TIMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<

or

>

button

to

select

the

source,

and

then

press

the

MEMORY

button.

Each

time

you

press

it

the

display

will

cycle

from

one

source

to

the

next.

When

the

source

you

want

is

showing,

press

the

MEMORY

button.

The

Unit

will

memorize

the

setting.

Setting

the

Source

Indicator

Source

played

)

TUNER

|

CD

---

cD

|

TAPE TAPE

|

J

noose

the

most

recently

used

source

*

When

TUNER

is

selected

You

need

to

select

a

preset

station

by

using

the

PRESET/PTY*TP

<

or

>

button.

+

When

CD

is

selected

You

can

designate

the

first

track

to

play

from

the

first

20

tracks

on

the

CD

by

using

the

PRESET/P@Y*TP

<

or

>

button.

4,

Press

the

TUNING/TEMER/DIMMER/CHARACTER

<

or

>

button

to

set

the

volume,

then

press

the

MEMORY

button.

Each

time

you

press

it

the

display

cycles

from

one

volume

setting

to

the

shown

in

the

table

below.

When

you

press

the

MEMORY

button,

the

Unit

will

memorize

the

setting.

Setting

the

volume

VOLUME

——

Volume

level

at

the

last

setting

before

turning

off the

Unit

VOLUME

~

A

VOLUME

~

B

VOLUME

-

C

5,

Press

the

ONCE

or

DAILY

button.

The

timer

indicator

you

have

selected

remains

lit

on

the

display

and

shows

you

the

timer

is

set.

6.

Press

the

POWER

button

fo

turn

the

Unit

off.

If

you

do

not

want

the

timer

to

operate

but

want

to

keep

the

setting

Press

the

ONCE

or

DAILY

button

so

that

the

ONCE

or

DAILY

indicator

disappears

from

the

display.

To

reactivate

the

timer,

press

the

ONCE

or

DAILY

button

again

so

that

the

ONCE

or

DAILY

indicator

lights

up.

Note

When

the

start

time

comes,

the

VOLUME

control

gradually

turns

up

to

the

set

position.

For

example,

if

your

set

position

is

VOLUME-B,

the

VOLUME

control

first

turns

up

to

and

stays

at

the

VOLUME-A

position

briefly,

then

turns

up

to

the

VOLUME-B

position.

MaYOLD-1X

6L-L

(68707

‘ON)

WAKE

UPSLEEP.

Wake

Up

Timer

With

this

timer

you

can

wake

up

to

music

from

a

CD,

tape

or

your

favorite

radio

program.

+

The

Wake

Up

Timer

can

only

be

set

when

the

Unit

is

turned

off.

Press

the

WAKE

UP/SLEEP

button

with

the

XT-G70RBK

off.

The

WAKE

UP

indicator

starts

blinking

on

the

display

.

Each

time

you

press

the

WAKE

UP/SLEEP

button

while

the

WAKE

UP

indicator

is

blinking,

it

changes

the

time

shown

on

the

display

in

the

sequence

shown

below.

alas

0:30

>

1:00

>

1:30

-

2:00

>

=]

OFF

+

12:00

+

11:00

4:00

After

selecting

the

time,

wait

about

5

seconds,

and

the

XT-G70RBK

memorizes

your

setting.

+

The

WAKE

UP

indicator

remains

lit

on

the

display

to

let

you

know

that

the

Wake

Up

Timer

is

set.

To

check

the

time

remaining

unti!

the

Unit

turns

on

Press

the

WAKE

UP/SLEEP

button

once.

The

remaining

time

is

displayed

for

5

seconds.

To

change

the

set

time

Press

the

WAKE

UP/SLEEP

button

repeatedly.

To

cancel

the

Wake

Up

Timer

setting

Press

the

WAKE

UP/SLEEP

button

repeatedly

so

that

the

WAKE

UP

indicator

disappears

from

the

display.

Hints

for

using

your

Wake

Up

Timer

+

When

the

set

time

comes

you

will

hear

the

most

recently

used

source.

¢

The

volume

when

the

timer

turns

on

the

source

is

the

volume

last

set

when

the

XT-G70RBK

was

used.

This

can

be

quite

a

surprise

first

thing

in

the

morning,

so

you

might

want

to

reset

it

before

going

to

sleep.

+

If

the

CD

is

the

most

recently

used

source,

it

starts

playing

from

the

first

track.

Sleep

Timer

Using

this

timer,

you

can

fall

asleep

to

music

and

know

your

XT-G70RBK

will

turn

off

by

itself

rather

than

play

all

night.

+

Sleep

timer

can

be

set

only

when

the

Unit

is

turned

on.

Press

the

WAKE

UP/

SLEEP

button

with

the

XT-G70RBK

on

and

a

source

playing,.

The

SLEEP

indicator

start

blinking

on

the

display.

Each

time

you

press

the

WAKE

UP/SLEEP

button

while

the

SLEEP

indicator

is

blinking,

the

shut-off

time

shown

on

the

display

changes

as

shown

below.

pare

>

0:30

>

*]

OFF

+

2:00

=

1:30

The

Unit

will

now

turn

off

after

the

time

you

set.

To

check

the

time

remaining

until

the

Unit

turns

off

Press

the

WAKE

UP/SLEEP

button

once.

The

remaining

time

is

displayed

for

5

seconds.

To

cancel

the

Sleep

Timer

setting

Press

WAKE

UP/SLEEP

button

repeatedly

until

the

SLEEP

indicator

disappears

from

the

display.

Page

32

Timer

Priority

Setting

multiple

timers within

the

same

time

range

will

make

actual

operation

complicated,

For

instance,

while

the

Recording

Timer

may

be

set

to

record

a

program

from

8:00

AM

to

9:00

AM,

the

Daily

Timer

may

be

set

to

play

a

CD

at

8:30

AM

.

So

will

it

interrupt

the

radio

recording,

or

will

it

just

not

come

on,

since

Recording

Timer

is

already

on?

A)

Ifthe

Recording,

Once,

and

Daily

Timers

are

set

within

the

same

time

range,

each

§

Timer

setting

timer

will

come

on

at

the

time

you

have

set.

If

another

timer

is

already

on,

that

timer

ONCE

will

be

shut

off

when

the

second

timer

starts.

So

if

you

are

recording

a

radio

DAILY

broadcast

with

the

Recording

Timer

and

the

Once

Timer

is

set

to

start

a

different

station

playing

during

the

recording,

you

will

Jose

the

recording

at

that

point,

Actual

operation

*

{A],

[B],

and

{C]

indicate

the

different

sources.

B)

If

the

Recording,

Once,

and

Daily

Timers

have

the

same

starting

time,

the

timer

operation

will

be

executed

according

to

the

following

priority:

1.

Recording

Timer

2.

Once

Timer

3.

Daily

Timer

C)

Ifthe

Sleep

Timer

is

set

while

another

timer

is

operating,

the

other

timer

operation

will

be

canceled,

Timer

operations

will

not

start

and

be

canceled

while

the

Sleep

Timer

is

operating.

SLEEP

ON

[A]

OFF

Timer

setting

pace:

tal

DAILY

|

Actual

operation

SLEEP

REC

or

Timer

setting

ONCE

ON

[CLOFF

DAILY

a

Actual

operation

seenaees

ON

*

Since

the

source

cannot

be

selected

for

the

Sleep

Timer,

the

source

is

always

[B].

on

D)

The

Wake

Up

Timer

operation

will

have

priority

over

any

other timer

operation.

TAL

WAKE

UP

Timer

setting

ON}

[8]

OFF

REC

ONCE

or

DAILY

IA}

Actual

operation

E)

Ifthe

Sleep

Timer

and

Auto

Power

Off

have

been

set

within

the

same

time

range,

the

timer

operation

with

the

earlier

shut-off

time

will

have

priority.

F)

Ifa

timer

operation

begins

during

Auto

Power

Off,

the

timer

operation

will

have

priority.

G)

If

Auto

Power

Off

is

used

during

a

timer

operation,

Auto

Power

Off

will

have

priority.

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33

NEeYOL9-LX

(68702

‘ON)

OZ-L

Vocal

Masking

(Sing

Along)

‘9

}

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a

ea

a

eG

NR

I

RIO

RT

PTE

STREET

I

ETE

TY

AGS

EF

TN

NETS

——

7

ty

+

If

you

are

having

a

problem

with

your

XT-G70RBK,

check

this

list

for

a

possible

solution

before

calling

for

service.

The

VOCAL

MASKING

button

ets

you

use

regular

tapes,

CDs

or

records

as

sources

of

sing-along

music,

When

you

press

the

VOCAL

MASKING

+

If

you

cannot

solve

the

problem

from

the

hints

given

here,

or

the

Unit

has

been

physically

damaged,

call

a

qualified

person,

such

as

your

dealer,

for

service,

button,

the

lead

vocal

is

reduced,

and

you

can

replace

it

by

singing

into

the

microphone

as

the

music

plays.

Symptom

Possible

Cause

ACTION

7

No

sound

is

heard.

Connections

are

incorrect,

or

foose.

Check

ali

connections

and

make

corrections.

(See

How

to

Sing

Along

with

Vocal

Masking

pages

4-6.)

impossible

to

record.

Cassette

record

protect

labs

are

removed.

Cover

holes

on

back

edge

of

cassette

with

tape,

1.

Turn

down

the

VOLUME

contro}

completely.

Hard

to

listen

to

broadcasts

The

antenna

is

disconnected.

Re-connect

the

antenna

securely.

because

of

noise.

‘The

loop

antenna

is

too

close

to

the

system.

Change

the

position

and

direction

of

the

loop

antenna.

2.

Attach

the

microphone

(not

supplied)

by

plugging

it

into

the

MIC

jack

in

the

amplifier

The

feeder/wire

antenna

is

not

properly

extended

Extend

feeder/wire

antenna

at

the

best

reception

section.

and

positioned.

position.

The

CD

sound

is

discontinuous,

The

CD

is

scratched

or

dirty.

Clean

or

replace

the

CD.

3.

Start

the

source.

Unable

to

operate

the

Remote.

The

path

between

the

Remote

and

the

sensor

on

Remove

the

obstruction.

CD,

tape,

connected

VCR,

Turntable,

etc.

the

Unit

is

blocked.

The

batteries

are

discharged.

Replace

the

batlerics,

4,

Press

the

VOCAL

MASKING

button.

The

CD

tray

cannot

be

operated.

The

main

AC

power

cord

is

not

plugged

in.

Plug

in

the

AC

power

plug.

The

LED

on

it

lights

up.

The

CD

docs

not

play.

The

CD

is

upside

down.

Put

the

CD

in

with

the

label

side

up.

Operations

are

disabled.

The

built

in

microprocessor

may

malfunction

due

—

Unplug

the

system

then

plug

it

back

in.

5.

Now

adjust

the

volume

of

the

source

with

the

VOLUME

control,

and

the

volume

of

your

to

external

electrical

interference,

voice

with

the

MIXING

LEVEL

control

as

you

sing

into

the

microphone,

‘The

cassette

holder

cannot

be

opened.

The

systom

was

turned

off

because

the

timer

was

Turn

on

the

system.

Setting

the

MIXING

LEVEL

operated

while

the

tape

was

running.

TOWARD

RESULT

'

‘,

SOURCE

Instrumental

music

source

CI

are

emphasized

Amplifier

Compact

Disc

Player

Output

Power

(IEC

263-3/DIN)

Dynamic

Range

(1

kHz)

90

dB

FRONT

SPEAKERS

A

19

watts

per

channel,

min.

RMS,

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio

100

dB

R

both

channels

driven

into

8

ohms

*

Wow

and

Flutter

Unmeasurable

Important

information

about

Vocal

Masking

at

|

kHz

Dimensions

(WxHxD)

275

x

90x

275

mm

*

Because

the

radio

signal

is

not

as

reliable

as

signals

coming

from

a

tape

or

CD,

you

may

not

FRONT

SPEAKERS

B

(10

-

7/8

x

3-

9/16

x

10

-

7/8

in.)

always

get

satisfactory

results

using

the

radio

as

a

source

for

Vocal

Masking.

21

watts

per

channel

into

6

ohms

(Maximum

depth

415

mm

(16-2/8

in.)

with

the

*

With

this

method

of

Vocal

Masking

the

sound

in

the

middle

of

the

stereo

field,

which

is

usually

al

80

Hz

with

0.9%

total

harmonic

CD

tray

open)

a

vocal,

is

reduced

without

reducing

the

instrumental

part.

However,

the

voice

part

is

not

distortion.

Weight

2.2

kg

(4.8

Ibs)

Gompleiely

ellssinnical

only

slenificantly

reduced.

anickindnie

tor

yey

Sacra

me

63

Hz,

160

Hz,

400

Hz,

1

kHz,

2.5

kHz

ania

|

wer

{

‘enter

fret

3

He,

zy

hs

2,

2.5

kHz,

+

Some

tapes

and

CDs

are

better

sources

for

singing

along

than

others.

Audio

Input

Sensitivity/Ampedance

(1

kHz)

4

6.3

kHz,

16

kHz

Mono

sources

are

not

suilabie

for,

Vorel

Masking.

P

Sos

PHONO

2.5

mV/50

kohms

SEA

Control

Range

$1248

+1dB

+

Onsources

with

duets,

strong

echoes,

a

chorus,

or

with

only

a

few

instruments,

the

singer's

voice

VIDEO

300

mV/S0

kohms

Dimensions

(WxHxD)

275

x

0

x

267

mm

may

not

be

completely

reduced.

VCR/DCC/MD

300

mV/S0

kohms

(10

-

7/8

x

3

-

9/16

x

10

-

9/16

in.)

*

Poorly

dubbed

tapes

may

not

work

well

for

Vocal

Masking.

AUX

300

mV/50

kohms

Weight

1.6

kg

(3.6

Ibs)

Audio

Output

Load/Impedance

Power

Specifications

VCR/DCC/MD

*150

mV/S

kohms

Line

Voltage

&

Frequency

AC230VV50

Hz

Video

Input

Power

Consumption

160

watts

Using

the

Microphone

Only

VIDEO

1

Vp-p/75

ohms

Supplied

Accessories

VCR

1

Vp-p/75

ohms.

FM

feeder

antenna

(except

for

Germany)

(1)

.

Video

Output

FM

wire

antenna

(only

for

Germany)

(1)

Te

“Attach

the

microphone,

MONITOR

1Vp-p/7S

ohms

AM

(MW/LW)

loop

antenna

(1)

VCR

1Vp-p/75

ohms

Remote

contro!

(RM-SEG70U)

(1)

2.

Set

the

MIXING

LEVEL

to

the

MIC

position.

Tuner

Batteries

RO3(UM-4/AAA(24F)

(2)

FM

Antenna

adaptor

(except

for

Germany)

(1)

3.

Press

the

CD

button

from

the

source

selecting

buttons,

Tuning

Range

87.5

-

108.0

MHz.

Wire

(1)

If

you

hear

the

sound

from

a

CD,

press

the

STOP/CLEAR

@@

button.

Usable

Sensitivity

—

0.95

LV/75

ohms

(10.8

dBf)

Speaker

control

cords

(2)

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio

MONO

{at

85

dBf)

80

aan

ia

Panoramic

Shifting

Speakers

SP-G70BK

.

(IHF-A

weighted/DIN)

STEREO

(at

85

dB)

7:

Type

3-way

bass

reflex

t

4,

Adjust

the

VOLUME

control.

AM

(MWILW)

Speakers

baits

‘Tuning

Range

MW:

522

—

1,629

kHz

Low

range:

Woofer

16.5

em

(6-1/2

in.)

cone

x

1

To

record

from

the

microphone

LW:

144

~

288

kHz Mid

range:(Moter

Driven)

—_

9.0

cm

(3-9/16

in.)

cone

x

1

Youcan

use

the

microphone

for

recording.

Sound

going

into

the

microphone

is

mixed

with

sound

Dimensions

(WxHxD)

275

x

125

x

299

mm

:

High

range:Tweeter

5.5

cm

(2-3/16

in.)

cone

x

1

sent

to

the

tape

in

deck

B

from

some

other

source,

such

as

the

CD,

or

radio.

,

(10

-

7/8

x

4

-

15/16

x

11

-

13/16

in.)

Sound

pressure

level

See

the

procedure

for

recording

on

page

8.

Weight

5.1

kg

(11-2ibs)

Kane

Fange

speaker

86

dB/w.m

You

cannot

record

your

singing-along

when

the

main

source

is

a

tape

in

deck

A.

‘Tape

deck

Mid/High

range

speaker

Bo

dB

ro

-m

Frequency

response

Power

handling

capacity

Normal:

30

~

15,000

Hz

Low

range

speaker

30

watts

Note

CrO2:

30

~

16,000

Hz

Mid/High

range

speaker

25

watts

To

prevent

howling

and

squealing

when

using

the

microphone,

adjust

the

VOLUME

control,

and

Metal:

30

—

17,000

Hz

Frequency

Range

try

not

to

point

the

microphone

at

the

speakers.

Wow

and

Flutter

Low

range

speaker

38

Hz

—

200

Hz

(XT-G70RBK

System

total)

When

you

are

not

using

the

microphone,

disconnect

it.

(WRMS/DIN)

0.09%0.2%

Mid/High

range

speaker

120

Hz

—

20,000

Hz

Dimensions

(WxHxD)

275

x125x

270mm

Impedance

(10

-

7/8

x

4

-

15/16

x

10

-11/16

in.)

Low

range

speaker

6

ohms

Weight

2.9

kg

(6.5

Ibs)

Mid/High

range

speaker

8

ohms

Dimensions

(WxHxD)

230

x

426

x

281

mm

(9-

1/16

x

16-

3/16

x

11

-

£/8

in.)

Weight

6.5

kg

(14.4lbs)

each

Supplied

Accessory

Speaker

cords

(2)

(Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.)

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34

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