Kenwood DPC-92 User manual

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DPC-92
PORTABLE COMPACT DISC PLAYER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(PAGE 6 ~ 22)
LECTEUR CD PORTABLE
MODE D’EMPLOI
(PAGE 23 ~ 38)
TRAGBARER CD-SPIELER
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
(SEITE 39 BIS 54)
PORTABLE COMPACT DISC SPELER
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING
(BLZ. 55 ~ 70)
LETTORE PORTATILE PER COMPACT DISC
MANUALE DI ISTRUZIONI
(PAGINE 71 ~ 86)
KENWOOD CORPORATION
COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
Keep this manual handy for future reference.
For your records
Record the serial number, found on the bottom of the unit, in
the spaces designated on the warranty card, and in the space
provided below. Refer to the model and serial numbers
whenever you call upon your dealer for information or service
on this product.
Model DPC-92 Serial number
©PRINTED IN JAPAN 860-0534-08(P,E)(T)
91/12 111098

Precautions for use
To
maintain
the
high
performance
and
reliability
of
this
unit,
avoid
using
or
storing
it
in
the
follow-
ing
conditions.
Précautions a l’emploi
Pour
préserver
les
hautes
performances
et
la
fiabilité
de
cet
appareil,
éviter
de
I'utiliser
ou
de
|'en-
treposer
dans
les
endroits
suivants:
Zur Beachtung
Um
stérungsfreien
Betrieb
und
beste
Ergebnisse
zu
gewahrieisten,
dieses
Gerat
nicht
an
folgen-
den
Orten
aufstellen:
Voorzorgsmaatregelen
Om
een
optimale
prestatie
en
betrouwbaarheid
van
het
apparaat
te
waarborgen,
dient
het
ap-
Paraat
niet
op
de
volgende
plaatsen
te
worden
gebruikt
of
opgeborgen:
Precauzioni per I’uso
Per
assicurare
sempre
il
miglior
funzionamento
di
questo
apparecchio,
evitare
di
usarlo
o
conser-
varlo
nei
seguenti
luoghi:
@ Dusty places.
@
In
high
humidity
areas
such
as
the
bathroom.
© Emplacements poussiéreux.
©
Dans
une
piéce
trés
humide,
telle
qu‘une
salle
de
bain.
®@
An
staubigen
Platzen.
@
An
Orten
mit
hoher
Luftfeuchtigkeit
wie
im
Badezimmer.
©
Stoffige
plaatsen.
®
Op
vochtige
plaatsen
zoals
in
de
badkamer.
® Luoghi polverosi.
@
Luoghi
particolarmente
umidi,
come
la
sale
da
bagno.
®
Near
heat
sources
such
as
stoves,
etc.
@
Prés
de
sources
de
chaleur
comme
un
radiateur,
etc.
@
In
der
Nahe
von
Warmequellen
wie
Heizungen
usw.
©
In
de
buurt
van
een
varmtebron
zoals
een
kachel
e.d.
®
Vicino
a
sorgenti
di
calore,
ad
esempio
caloriferi,
ecc.
@
Places
exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
especially
in
a
closed
car.
®
Endroits
exposés
directement
au
soleil,
en
particulier
dans
une
voi-
ture
fermée.
@
Platze,
die
direkter
Sonnenbestrahlung
ausgesetzt
sind,
insbeson-
dere
in
einem
geschlossenen
Automobil.
®
Op
plaatsen
die
blootstaan
aan
direkt
zonlicht,
vooral
in
een
in
de
zon
geparkeerde
auto
waarvan
de
raampjes
gesloten
zijn.
@
Luoghi
esposti
a
luce
solare
diretta
e
Specialmente
automobili
chiuse
d’estate.
Extremely cold places.
Endroits extrémement froids.
Extrem kalte Platze.
Extreem koude plaatsen.
Luoghi estremamente freddi.
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Rear side
Arriére
vorne Seite
Achter zijkant
Lato posteriore
-O O-O
} Lbett g [AZ }
. AC adaptor
Fig 4 Adaptateur secteur
Abb. 4 Netzadapter
Lichtnetadapter
Afb. 4 Adattatore di
corrente alternata
To AC outlet
Prise secteur
zur Netzsteckdose
Naar stopkontakt
Ad una presa di
corrente alternata
Fig. 5
Abb. 5
ppc-92 3

To AC outlet
Prise secteur
zur Netzsteckdose
Naar stopkontakt
Ad una presa di corrente alternata
Fig. 7
Abb. 7
Afb. 7
Amplifier
. Amplificateur
Fig. 8 Verstarker
Abb. 8 Versterker
Atb. 8 Amplificatore
Cassettedeck
Magnétophone oO
Kassettendeck
Kassettedeck
Registratore
White plug to Left input
La fiche blanche doit 6tre branchée
sur |’entrée pour la voie gauche
WeiRer Stecker fur linker Eingang
Witte plug op "'L” ingang
Spina bianca all'ingresso sinistro
LINE OUT
Red plug to Right input
La fiche rouge doit étre branchée
sur l’entrée pour fa voie droite roter
roter Stecker fir rechten Eingang
Rode plug op ‘'R’’ ingang
Spina rossa all‘ingresso destro
When using an adapter plug (3.5 mm
mono « » pin plug) optionally available
in audio stores, remove the protection
cap from the DIGITAL OUT jack.
Retirer le cache qui protége la prise
DIGITAL OUT avant de brancher ta
fiche d’adaptation (diamétre 3,5 mm).
Bei Verwendung eines Zwischensteck-
ers (3,5 mm Mono « » Cinch), der als
Sonderzubehér im Audiofachhandel
Amplifier, etc., with coaxial digital input
Amplificateur pourvu d’une prise d’antrée numé-
rique et coaxiale
Verstarker usw. mit Koaxial Digitaleingang
Versterker, enz. met coax digitale ingangsaansluiting
Amplificatore, ecc., con ingresso coassiale digitale
g -ao
Also use an adapter plug DIGITAL
DIGITAL OUT-Buchse abziehen.
erhattlich ist, die Schutzkappe von der |
for
input
connection
to
the
OUT
portable DAT. Bij gebruik van een los in de handel
Utiliser une fiche d‘adaptation verkrijgbare adapterplug (3,5 mm
pour la liaison & un DAT. mono steekplug) dient de bescherm-
Fir den Eingangsanschlu an dop van de DIGITAL OUT aansluiting
den tragbaren DAT-Recorder ~ 3 ; : te worden verwijderd.
erforderlichentalls einen Portable DAT Digital connection cord (optionally available) Se usate un adattore (3,5 mm mono
Zwischenstecker verwenden. DAT portatif Cordon de liaison numérique (disponible «> spinotto} disponibile opzi-
Digitaal
verbindingssnoar
tragbarer
DAT-
dans
le
commerce)
onalmente,
togliete
il
cappuccio
di
i
(los
verkrijgbaar)
Recorder
Digital-AnschluBkabel
{Sonderzubehér)
protezione
daila
presa
DIGITAL
OUT.
|
Dr:
DAT-
Gebruik
een
extra
adapterptug
voor
aans-
Usate
un
adattatore
all’in-
luiting
op
de
draagbare
DAT-recorder.
es recorder
Bai
dal
registratore
DAT
Registratore
Cavo
di
collegamento
digitale
(opzionale}
ortatile.
. DAT portatile
4 ppc-92

Fig. 9
Abb. 9
Afb. 9 Car audio system
Autoradio/lecteur de cassette
Auto-Kassettengerat
Auto-audiosysteem
Sistema audio per automobile
wae il V7
5 ppc-92

Unpacking
Unpack
the
unit
carefully
and
make
sure
that
all
accessories
and
cables
are
put
aside
so
they
will
not
be
lost.
Examine
the
unit
for
any
possibility
of
shipping
damage.
If
your
unit
is
damaged
or
fails
to
oper-
ate,
notify
your
dealer
immediately.
If
your
unit
was
shipped
to
you
directly,
notify
the
shipping
company
without
delay.
Only
the
consignee
(the
person.
or
company
receiving
the
unit)
can
file
a
claim
against
the
carrier
for
shipping
damage.
We
recommend
that
you
retain
the
original
carton
and
packing
materials
for
use
should
you
transport
or ship the unit in the future.
CAUTION: Use of controls or adjustments or
performance of procedures other than those
specified herein may result in hezardous radi-
ation exposure.
In compliance with Federal Regulations, fol-
lowing are reproductions of labels on, or in-
side the product relating to laser product
safety.
Location: Inside, surface of disc lid.
CAUTION: INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN
WTERLOCKS DEFEATED. AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
ATTENTION: RAYOM LASER A L.OUVERTURE ET A LINHIBITION
OU VERROUILLAGE. EVITER TOUTE EXPOSITION AL FAISCEAU
VORSICHT : UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG TRITT AUS WENN:
DECKET GEDFFNET UNO WENN SICHERHEITSVERRIEGELUNG
(BERBRUCKT IST. NICHT DEM STRAHL AUSSETZEN.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Precautions for use
@ This unit uses a mag-
net. Do not place a
floppy disk, cassette
tape, etc. on the unit.
Location: Bottom panel
CAUTION AGAINST HIGH
TEMPERATURE
DO NOT LEAVE THIS CD PLAYER
IN A PLACE SUBJECT TO HIGH
TEMPERATURE, SUCH AS IN
DIRECT SUNLIGHT, IN A CAR
WITH THE WINDOWS CLOSED
ATTENTION A LA HAUTE
TEMPERATURE
NE PAS LAISSER CE LECTEUR-CD
DANS UN ENDROWT SUJET A
HAUTE TEMPERATURE, COMME
SOUS LES RAYONS DIRECTS DU
SOLEIL, DANS UNE VOITURE AUX
FENETRES FERMEES, OU PRES
D'UNE SOURCE DE CHALEUR.
(UNE TEMPERATURE
EXTREMEMENT HAUTE PEUT
DEFORMER, DECOLORER
LAPPAREIL, OU EN CAUSER DES
FUNCTIONNEMENTS DEFECTUEUX }
OR NEAR A HEATER.
{EXCESSIVELY HIGH
TEMPERATURE MAY CAUSE
A CHANGE OF SHAPE, COLOR
OR MALFUNCTION.)
CAUTION FOR APPLICATION
NEVER USE EITHER ANY AC OR
CAR BATTERY ADAPTOR OTHER
THAN AS SPECIFIED.
PRECAUTION
NE PAS UTILISER LES
ADAPTATEURS DE COURANT
CERTIFIED ONLY TO CANADIAN) ALTERNATIF, OU LES
ELECTRICAL CODE ADAPTATEURS DE BATTERIE
D' AUTOMOBILE, QUI NE SOIENT
CERTIFIE EN VERTU DU CODE
CANADIEN DE LU’ ELECTRICITE
SEULEMENT
KENWOOD
COMPACT
DISC PLAYER
DPC-92
DE NOTRE DESIGNATION.
MANUFACTURED
SERIAL NO. KC
KENWOOD CORPORATION
DC 7.5V (EXCLUSIVE AC ADAPTOR) | sive giBuVA-KU
DC GV iLR6. “AA”. AM3)x4 TOKYO 150, JAPAN
MADE IN JAPAN
KENWOOD CERTIFIES THAT THIS EQUIPMENT CONFORMS TO
DHHS REGULATIONS 21 CFR CHAPTER I SUBCHAPTER J.
WARNING NOTICE:
IN MOST CASES IT IS AN INFRINGE-
MENT OF COPYRIGHT TO MAKE Co-
PIES OF TAPES OR DISCS WITHOUT
THE PERMISSION OF THE
COPYRIGHT OWNERS. ANYONE
WISHING TO COPY COMMERCIALLY
AVAILABLE TAPES OR DISCS
SHOULD CONTACT THE MECHANI-
CAL COPYRIGHT PROTECTION SOCI-
ETY LIMITED OR THE PERFORMING
RIGHTS SOCIETY LIMITED.

@ Condensation (dew)
@ When the unit is placed in a humid place or just after heater is turned on, condensation may
form
inside
the
unit
and
unit
may
not
function
correctly.
At
that
time,
press
the
[
ll
]
(STOP)
button
twice
to
turn
off
the
unit
(when
the
button
is
pressed
once,
the
unit
only
enters
stop
mode),
leave
the
unit
for
about
1
hour,
then
load
a
disc
and
start
play.
@ Using headphones
®
CD
players
have such
a
low
noise
level
that
listeners
often
tend
to
overly
increase
the
sound
volume.
Set
the
sound
volume
to
an
appropriate
level
to
protect
your
ears
from
excessive
shock.
®
For
your
safety
and
the
safety
of
others,
do
not
use
headphones
while
driving
a
car
or
other
type of vehicle.
® Be careful not to fall asleep while listening to music using headphones.
@ Continuous use of headphones for long periods may hurt your ears.
Controls and connectors <rig. 1>
@) [OPEN] button
@ [>i] [<4] SKIP, SEARCH button
@) [REPEAT] button
@) Display
© TIME BUTTON
Time display indicator selector
switch/TIMER alarm button
© [SCENE] select button
@ [GENRE/CHG] GENRE
select/CHARGE button
Display section <rig. 2;
1. [REPEAT] mode indicators
(ONE) ..... ““REPEAT-one”’ play
(ALL) ..... ““REPEAT-all’’ play
(RND) ..... “RANDOM” play
(INT) ..... “INTRODUCTION” play
. [P.MODE] indicator
. [EDIT] mode indicator
. [LAST MEMO] indicator
- [HOLD] indicator
. It blinks when the batteries are run-
ning out. It also blinks at relatively
long intreval during recharging.
Oahwn
[ @ ]/[OFF/CHG} button
STOP/ POWER OFF/CHARGE button
® [> 1N/[ON] button
PLAY/PAUSE/POWER ON button
[HOLD/LAST MEMO] select switch
@) [PHONES] jack
@® [VOLUME] UP/DOWN button
@ Remote control receptor
[DC IN] jack
(8) [DIGITAL OUT] jack
[LINE OUT] jack
7. Timer Alarm Indicator
8. Total elapsing time and total remain-
ing time.
9. [SCENE] indicator
10. [REMAINING TIME] indicator
11. [HIT MASTER] indicator
12. [GENRE] indicator
13. Elapsing time, total-recording time
and remaining time display.
14, Track number display
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i Wireless Remote Control Unit <Fig. 3>
®@ Buttons marked with an asterisk (*) will perform the same function as those on the player.
Buttons without an asterisk are buttons only on the remote control.
@ This remote control is not fitted with a player power button.
@ Before use, pull out and remove battery preserver sheet located at the rear panel.
® Replacement batteries for the remote control are available at retail stores. Ask for CR 2025
type batteries.
@ [H.MASTER] HIT MASTER button
© »* [GENRE] button
© * [REPEAT] button
@ [P.MODE/EDIT] PROGRAM/EDIT
button
@© * [PP] button
@ * [4] button
@® Direct music selection button (0 ~ 9)
(@® Direct music selection button (+ 10)
@ * [M1] STOP button
@ * [> II] PLAY/PAUSE button
«k) * [VOL.] Volume UP/DOWN button
@ * [SCENE] Select button
@ Remote Control Unit Operating Range
@ The diagram below indicates the operating range of this remote control unit.
Caution:
@ Allow at least one second between pressing keys when
using the remote control.
@ When the compact disc player is placed in direct sun-
light the user may experience difficulty using the remote
control.
Power source
@ Use in the following method:
Household AC Power
Source
Use the provided AC adaptor.
Alkaline dry Battery
Use size AA alkaline dry batteries which are available in the general
market.
Rechargeable Battery
(Provided)
Charge with the provided AC adaptor before use.
Car Battery
8 ppc-92
Use the optional car-battery adaptor DC-C6 (exclusive for 12-V car).

M@
How
to
use
the
main
unit
with
the
provided
AC
adaptor
<Fig.
4>
@ When this provided AC adaptor is used, the power source can be supplied from household
outlets. Insert the plug of the AC adaptor into the [DC-IN] terminal, then connect the AC adap-
tor to a household outlet.
@ Pull out the AC adaptor from the outlet when it is not in use. Conduct insertion into or pulling
out from the power source terminal after pressing the STOP [ ] button twice in order to turn
the main unit into ‘‘POWER OFF”’ condition.
@
How
to
use
the
unit
with
the
provided
rechargeable
batteries
or
alkaline
dry
batteries
The usable rechargeable batteries are only the provided rechargeable batteries.
Generally marketed rechargeable batteries and manganese dry batteries cannot be used.
Do not use the rechargeable batteries together with the dry batteries. Be sure to replace
the 4 batteries with the same type ones simultaneously.
® How to Insert the batteries into the battery compartment <Fig. 5>
@) Open the battery cover.
@) Insert the batteries.
Insert the four provided rechargeable batteries or alkaline dry batteries into the battery com-
partment surely by paying attention for correct polarity.
@) Close the battery cover.
Fit the hook of battery cover into the specified position.
Be sure to fit it into the specified position until it clicks and gets locked.
Charge
the
provided
rechargeable
batteries
for
6
hours,
if
you
use
them
for
the
first
time.
© How to Recharge <Fig. 6>
Turn
the
Power
off
and
insert
provided
rechargeable
batteries
into
the
battery
compartment,
then
connect
an
AC
adapter
to
the
main
unit.
Press
the
[OFF/CHG]
button
to
switch
the
power
OFF.
Then,
while
holding
the
[GENRE/CHG]
button
depressed,
press
the
[OFF/CHG]
button
again.
During recharging, the <&J mark blinks slowly.
Recharging
is
canceled
automatically
by
the
built-in
and
6-hour
timer
when
recharging
is
com-
pleted.
1.
Recharging
will
be
canceled
when
PLAY/PAUSE
[>
If]
button
or
STOP
[
J]
button
is
pressed
during
recharging.
Other
operations
cannot
be
conducted.
2, The CHARGE button do not functions when the HOLD switch is turned ON.
3.
Recharging
is
canceled
when
the
AC-adaptor
plug
is
pulled
out
an
outlet
while
recharging
is
being
conducted,
or
when
power
supply
is
cut.
ppc-92 9

@ How to Recognize the Recharging Time
In the normal use, 4 hours of recharging allows continuous play for about 2 hours.
Recharge them for about 6 hours, however, if they are not used for a long period of time.
© How to make batteries stand up to long use
lf recharge is repeated for the provided batteries, where as the power of batteries is still re-
mained, the batteries may not be recharged enough as their property. In such a case, use
up the power of them before conducting recharging, which allows them for normal recharging.
@ Service Life of Rechargeable Battery
Rechargeable battery has a life.
After about 500 times of recharging, its performance (operating time) is halved as compared
to a new battery. If operating time shortens considerably although you have charged your bat-
tery properly, four rechargeable batteries for replacement.
Cautions:
® Do not recharge the manganese or alkaline dry batteries.
© Be sure to use only the provided AC adaptor for recharging. It is dangerous if you use other
kind of AC adaptor.
@ Avoid adverse recharging or short circuit. They result in causing of such troubles as deteriora-
tion of rechargeable batteries and generation of heat.
® Do not disassemble or modify it by yourself.
@ Do not touch the CD player or AC adaptor with wet hands.
@ Battery life indicator
The CHARGE indicator <9 starts blinking at fast speed when the remaining battery life comes
to around 30 minutes. In this case, replace the alkaline dry batteries with new ones or recharge
the rechargeable batteries.
Refer to pages 9 and 10 for the method of replacing batteries or recharging batteries.
Simple care and maintenance
@ Cleaning the cabinet
When the cabinet gets dirty, wipe it with a dry cloth. If the stain is so serious that it cannot be
removed with a dry cloth, moisten the cloth with a small amount of water. After wiping with the
moistened cloth, do not forget to remove the moisture with a dry cloth.
@ Cleaning the lens
Clean the lens carefully, using a commercially-available camera lens blower, etc.
@ Care and maintenance of discs
If dirt or dust is attached to the playing surface of a disc, clean it carefully using a commercially-
available CD cleaning cloth, etc.
When wiping the disc, be sure to wipe it in a radial direction. (Do not use a record cleaner for
ordinary discs.)
Avoid leaving discs under direct sunlight or in a place where the temperature is high.
When a disc is not to be used for a long period of time, do not leave it in the CD player.
10 oec-s2

Listening through headphones <ris. 7>
® Connect the headphone plug with the ‘‘PHONES”’ jack. Conduct the pull-in/out operation of
the jack during Power is OFF.
@ Adjust the volume with the VOLUME control.
Notes: —
@ Keep the plug of headphone clean all the time.
Non-clean plug may cause noise.
®@ Avoid using the headphone when you drive a car and so on for traffic safety.
®@ Be careful not to fall asleep with the headphone on.
As a Compact Disc contains very little noise, a sudden loud sound could be output if the
VOLUME control is adjusted too high: this could cause serious damage to your ears.
Playback through a home audio system (analog input)
@ Playback using the ‘’LINE OUT’’ output <Fig. 8>
@ Using the provided audio connection cord, connect the 3-pin miniplug to ‘‘LINE OUT’ termi-
nal of this unit.
Connect the other end of the cord to the amplifier’s external input jacks (AUX jacks, TAPE
PLAY jacks, etc.).
Connect the red plug to the ‘‘R’’ (right channel) input jack and the white plug to the ‘’L”’ (left
channel)input jack.
@ Set the player volume control to maximum.
Adjust the sound volume using the amplifiers volume control.
@ When the direct input from the main unit to a tape deck is to be made, adjust the volume
with volume-level adjuster (REC LEVEL) of the tape deck.
Caution:
——--—-
;
©
Before
making
connections,
be
sure
to
turn
the
amplifier
power
off.
Do not connect the main unit to the PHONO terminal of the amplifier.
Playback through a home audio system (COAXIAL digital input)
®@ Using a digital connection cord optionally available in audio stores, connect the DIGITAL OUT
jack of this unit with an amplifier equipped with a coaxial digital input jack.
@ Adjust the sound volume using the amplifier’s volume control.
Caution: aa .
@ Before making connections, be sure to turn the amplifier power off.
ppc-92 11

CD
playback
in
an
automobile
<ric.
95
@
Use
in
the
car
audio
cassette
adaptor
CAC-1
@
When
the
power
source
is
taken
froma
cigar
socket
of
a
car,
use
the
car
battery
adaptor
DC-C6.
It
allows
you
to
enjoy
listening
to
music
for
a
long
time
without
worrying
about
the
battery
consumption.
@
Insert
the
plug
of
car
audio
cassette
adaptor
CAC-1
into
the
“LINE
OUT”’
terminal
of
the
main
unit.
Insert
the
CAC-1
to
the
car
component
deck,
and
turn
the
car
component
deck
into
the
PLAY
mode.
@
Adjust
the
sound
volume
using
the
volume
control
of
the
car
stereo.
Notes:
©
Since
car
battery
adaptors
available
in
the
market
have
different
polarity
and
voltage,
they
may
result
in
troubles.
.
(Be
sure
not
to
use
a
car
battery
adaptor
other
than
the
DC-C6.)
In
case
the
unit
is
used
in
a
car,
install
it
taking
the
safety
in
consideration,
so
that
it
does
not
interfere
with
the
driving
operations.
The
CAC-1
cannot
be
used
with
some
car
audio
cassette
models.
Do
not
leave
the
unit
in
a
closed
automobile
where
the
temperature
is
expected
to
be
high.
Place
the
unit
on
a
soft
place
where
automobile
vibrations
are
not
easily
transmitted.
If
any
sound
skipping
occurs
due
to
vibrations,
turn
on
the
[HOLD]
switch
to
reduce
the
sound
skipping.
*
The
DC-C6
Car
Battery
Adaptor
is
an
optional
accessory.
*
The
CAC-1
Audio
Cassette
Adaptor
is
an
optional
accessory
with
the
UK
and
Europe
type
models.
8
cm
CD
single
can
also
be
played
This
unit
can
play
8
cm
CD
singles
directly
without
using
an
adaptor.
Caution:
®
Do
not
use
an
adaptor
sold
for
other
models
(otherwise
the
CD
or
this
unit
may
be
damaged).
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How to play (Manual play)
@ Manual Play (Basic Operation)
QO@O® Leave the HOLD/LAST MEMO switch turned OFF.
C) Push the OPEN button.
(2) Open the lid: Lightly lift the lid near the OPEN
button.
(3) Insert the disk: Be sure to keep the label side of
the disc upward.
(4 Close the lid.
(5) Push the PLAY/PAUSE [> []] button:
The unit starts playing automatically after scanning
the data of the disc.
(6) Adjust the volume.
When PLAY/PAUSE [> II] button is When the unit starts playing auto- Jn the event that data is not read or
pressed to POWER ON. matically. a disc is not inserted. (It will turn out
to be POWER OFF after elapsing of
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M@ To operate temporary stop (pause)
Push PLAY/PAUSE [> II] button:
If you press it once more, the unit starts playing from the paused position.
@ To stop
Push the STOP [ M@ ] button:
@ If the STOP [ ™ ] button is pressed once, the unit is put in the stop mode. If it is pressed
once again, the unit is turned out to be POWER OFF.
@ If the stop mode lasts for 3 minutes or more, the unit is turned out to be POWER OFF.
Notes:
@ If the HOLD switch is being turned ON, PLAY/PAUSE [> ]i] operation cannot be activated
even the button is pressed.
@ When the [HOLD/LAST MEMO] switch is set to LAST MEMO, the play starts at the beginning
of the track being played before the unit stops.
@ If the lid is open, all the functions do not work.
@ if the PLAY/PAUSE [> 4J] button is pressed during the stop mode, the unit starts playing from
the first track.
@ When the [OPEN] button is pressed with the power is supplied, the settings of the volume
level, [GENRE] and [SCENE] are stored and others are erased.
@ When the music is played until the final track and the player has naturally entered the STOP
Mode, it indicates the total playing time.
® Be sure not insert the disc up side down. If the disc is inserted into the unit with reverse side
up, the unit can not start playing.
@ Do not insert anything other than the disc into the disc tray.
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ENGLISH
@ Volume Control
Adjust
the
[VOLUME]
level
by
pressing
the
‘UP’
and
‘“‘DOWN”
buttons.
@
The
player
will
set
itself
to
—
16dB
(approximately
1/6
maximum
volume}
as
soon
as
the
pow-
er
is
switched
on.
The
player
will
reset
itself
to
—
16dB
when
the
power
is
switched
off.
Raise
the
volume
by
pressing
the
‘‘UP’’
button
once
for
each
unit
increase
in
sound.
Lower
the
volume
by
pressing
the
DOWN"
button
once
for
each
unit
decrease
in
sound.
Keep
the
button
held
down
for
larger
changes
in
the
volume
level.
Correct
operation
of
the
above
steps
will
change
the
volume
level
output
from
both
[PHONES]
and
[LINE
OUT).
#
To
skip
to
the
beginning
of
desired
track
(Skip
feature,
<4,
>),
to
search
in
the
forward
or
backward
direction
(Search
feature,
<<,
>
P|)
@
The
skip
function
is
activated
with
one
press
of
button
and
the
search
function
is
activated
with
continuous
press
of
button.
©@
Operate
during
play
(Basic
Operations
(8),
(@)),
or
stop
mode
(Basic
Operation
(8)).
(9)
To
skip
to
the
beginning
of
the
track
being
played:
Tap
the
Ké4
button
for
an
instant.
To skip to the beginning of the next track:
Tap the 1 button for an instant.
@
When
you
wish
to
skip
back
to
the
previous
music,
press
the
kf
button
once
more.
©
The
first
music
is
caused
to
play
if
>
button
is
pressed
while
the
last
music
is
being
played.
@
if
you
press
Kt
button
during
the
stop
mode,
the
last
music
is
activated
to
play.
How to operate the quick return with the main unit:
Push 4 button continuously.
How to operate the quick traverse:
Push 1 button continuously.
@
If
you
release
the
quick
return
and
quick
traverse
buttons,
the
unit
plays
the
music
from
that
position.
@
If
an
operation
is
made
during
the
pause
mode,
the
music
is
paused
at the
position
where
the
button
is
released.
How to Play (Direct Play)
@ Direct Play
®
This
function
can
be
operated
only
by
the
remote
controller.
(RC-P200)
©
By
just
pressing
the
direct
music
selection
button,
the
selected
music
is
played
immediately.
@
Operation
can
be
performed
during
the
play
or
stop
mode
(when
the
unit
is
stopped
with
a
disc
inserted).
@
If
the
number
larger
than
the
number
of
musics
in
the
disc
is
selected,
it
is
not
accepted.
(1)
In
case
of
selecting
either
one
of
Musics
1
through
9:
Push
either
of
Buttons
1
through
9.
In
case
of
selecting
either
one
of
Musics
20
and
beyond:
Push
either
one
of
Buttons
O
through
9
after
pressing
the
+
10
Button
twice.
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How
to
play
(Repeat
play)
@ Repeat play
@ If the REPEAT button on the main unit is pressed during play or
stop mode {basic-operation (8)), repeat play will be activated.
Every time the button is pressed
(== REPEAT-one
REPEAT-all
RANDOM PLAY
INTRO:
PLAY
Cancellation of
REPEAT play
DUCTION
It turns off
tion of REPEAT.
How to Stop Play
Press the STOP [ Ml] button
on the main unit.
the indica-
Repeatedly plays the music played or
selected.
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REPEAT-Ail
Repeatedly
plays
all
the
musics
or
all
a
ie
ree
the
programmed
(reserved)
musics
in
R
Ltotumere
pa
During
random
track
search
RAND
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Track Nos. light in order.
The CD player selects tracks in a ran- eee nerden play
dom order among all tracks on a disc fe 9438
or all tracks in a program. = =e
@ When the Random mode is initiated during play, the random
track search starts with the next track to the track being played.
When forward skip is initiated by pressing the [1] button dur-
ing Random play, random track search starts.
When backward skip is initiated by pressing the [4] button
during Random play, random track search starts from the be-
ginning of the track being played.
Random play continues until the REPEAT button is pressed to
cancel it.
The direct music selection buttons on the remote control unit
cannot be used during Random play.
INTRO PLAY
mt
ud
AND
The first 15 seconds of every track on
a disc is played in sequence. This func-
tion is convenient for checking the
tunes recorded on a disc.
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When the introduction mode is set in the stop mode and the
play
is
started,
introduction
play
starts
from
track
No.
1.
When the Introduction mode is initiated during play, Introduc-
tion play starts with the next track to the track being played.
When the [® [I] button is pressed during introduction play, the
unit is put in the pause mode. If it is pressed once again, in-
troduction play restarts.
When the [1] button is pressed during introduction play, the
track being played is skipped and introduction play of the next
track starts.
When the [ @€] button is pressed during introduction play, in-
troduction play restarts from the track being played.
Introduction
play
continues
until
the
REPEAT
button
is
pressed
to cancel it.
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How to Play (Program Play)
®
Operate
during
the
stop
mode
(Basic
operation
(8)).
It
cannot
be
operated
if
the
mode
is
in
other
than
the
stop
mode.
@
24
favorite
musics
can
be
programmed
(reserved)
in
the
order
you
like
to
listen
to.
®
After
completion
of
the
programming
(reservation),
play
is
activated
if
[
1]
button
is
pressed.
@
How
to
Program
with
Direct
Music
Selection
(Remote
controller
only)
(Basic
Operations
(1)
-
(6)
are
omitted.)
<Fig.
10>
(i2} Push P.MODE/EDIT button on the remote controller.
@ It enters the program input mode.
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(13) Select the track (music):
(Select
the
music
with
the
direct
music
selection
button
on
the
remote
controller.
Follow
the
procedures in (1).)
Reservation is completed by selecting the music.
® Completion of reservation of Music 1 (P-01).
Select
the
track
(music)
{from
Program
number
2, 3,
...
24):
©
Repeat
the
operation
in
(3).
By
repeating
music
selection,
the
reservation
can
be
made
one
after
another.
(5) Push PLAY/PAUSE [> [I] button: starts to play.
@ Operate with the HOLD/LAST MEMO. switch in the OFF condition.
@ How to program with the SKIP button <Fig. 11>
Push P. MODE/EDIT button on the remote controller.
@
Enters
the
program
input
mode
(the
same
operation
as
in
(12)).
Select
with
the
Skip/Search
[<<
>>]
button
(Program
number
1):
Push
the
P.MODE/EDIT
button
on
the
remote
controller.
Select the music (from Program 2, 3, ... 24):
®@ Repeat the operation in and (18).
Push PLAY/PAUSE [> ]]] button: starts to play.
® Operate with the HOLD/LAST MEMO. switch in the ros
OFF condition.
@
The
maximum
number
of
input
tracks
for
program
is
24.
The
indication
shown
in
the
right
is
displayed
after
those
24
tracks
are
input.
@
During
the
programmed
play,
the
unit
is
in
the
auto
space
mode.
Then,
the
four-second
pause
is
inserted
between
the
tracks.
@
If
the
STOP
[
MI]
button
is
pressed
during
programming,
the
player
will
switch
to
the
program
Standby
mode.
If
the
STOP
[
ll
]
button
is
pressed
when
the
player
is
in
the
program
standby
mode,
the
program
will
be
cancelled.
@
Ifthe
skip
[<4
>]
button
is
pressed
during
the
programmed
play,
skip
search
can
be
made
only
with
the
programmed
track.
@
When
the
program
is
called
during
the
program
standby
mode
and
the
PLAY/PAUSE
[>
I}
button
is
pressed
with
HOLD/LAST
MEMO.
OFF
(See
Page
18),
the
player
will
play
from
the
first
track
programmed,
not
the
track
whose
number
is
indicated
now.
16 pPc-92

i Introduction program entry <Fig. 12> :
This function allows to program only desired tracks while listening to the beginning of every track
by Introduction play (refer to page 15).
® The direct music selection buttons on the remote control unit cannot be used.
(21) Push the REPEAT button Four times. Pups
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(22) Push the P. MODE/EDIT button on the remote controller to
start the INTRODUCTION play. jr ei
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@ During Introduction program entry, the »P1 and Kt buttons can be used to skip tracks as
required.
@ The search function (FF/REV) and the pause function do not work during Introduction pro-
gram entry.
@ Confirmation of the programmed contents
@ This function can be operated when the disc is programmed
and
stopped.
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Push the P.MODE/EDIT button on the remote controller.
@ Indicates the Program number 1. Track programmed Program No.
(25) If the P. MODE/EDIT button is pressed repeatedly:
@ Then the programmed contents are indicated in order.
@ If the music orders are indicated until the last programmed track, the indication returns
to Program number 1.
@ How to cancel all the programs
Put the unit to POWER OFF or open the lid:
@ Push the STOP [ ff] button once when the musics are is programmed and the disc is
stopped in order to enter the unit into the stop mode, or press the STOP [ lf ] button twice
during play in order to put the unit to POWER OFF.
@ How to change the contents of the program
Call the program number to be changed by pressing the P. MODE/EDIT button on the re-
mote controller.
Example:
When you wish to change the music in Track 11 of the Program Number 2 to Track 8, call
the Program Number 2 by pressing the P. MODE/EDIT button.
Enter the track number either by using the numeric keys, or by using the > and
buttons and pressing the P.MODE/EDIT button.
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ppc-92 17

EDIT Function <rig. 13>
EDIT
function
is
the
function
to
edit
by
fully
making
use
of
the
recordable
time
of
a
tape
when
a CD
is
dubbed
into
a
tape.
@
In
the
stop
mode,
you
can
select
EDIT
modes
by
pressing
the
P.MODE/EDIT
button
twice.
Push
the
P.MODE/EDIT
button
on
the
remote
controller
twice.
@
In
the
program
stand-by
mode,
this
operation
can
not
be
made.
Input
the
accommodating
time
of
the
tape
with
the
direct
music
selection
buttons
(0
-
9)
and
(+10).
(1)
Push
the
P.MODE/EDIT
button.
oe
®
Each
tracks
to
be
recorded
is
assigned
automatically
to
side
[A]
or
side
[B|
of
tape,
and
the
following
displays
appear.
cor
@
In
4
sec.
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tor
@
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Remaining
time
of
side
A
Remaining
time
of
side
B
Patins
@
Arrange
the
musics
from
the
initial
music
of
a
CD
in
order
so
as
to
accommodate
them
within
the
designated
accommodating
time
of
Side
A
of
a
cassette
tape,
and
select
the
most
suitable
music
within
its
remaining
time
for
the
last
music.
®
Arrange
the
musics
in
order
for
Side
B
excluding
the
musics
programmed
into
Side
A,
and
select
the
most
suitable
music
for
the
last
music
on
Side
B.
@
When
all
the
musics
are
recorded
into
Side
A,
‘‘no-FILE”’
is
indicated
on
the
display
and
pause
is
activated
at
the
first
music
on
Side
A.
@
When
the
recording
of
Side
A
is
completed,
the
unit
enters
the
pause
mode
at
the
beginning
of
Side
B.
@
When
the
playing
operation
is
completed
up
to
the
end
of
Side
B,
the
normal
stop
mode
is
automatically
activated.
Convenient functions
@
Prevention
of
misoperation
[HOLD]/Reduction
of
sound
skip
[Anti
shock]/
Last
memory
function
@
This
unit
has
the
HOLD
function
to
prevent
misoperation,
the
anti-shock
function
to
reduce
the
sound
skipping
and
the
LAST
MEMO.
function
to
memorize
the
musics
until
the
power
is
turned
off.
When
the
unit
is
used
in
the
car
or
elsewhere
where
there
is
big
vibrations,
the
sound
skipping
is
reduced.
Turn on the HOLD switch:
©
If
the
‘HOLD’
is
turned
on
in
the
POWER
OFF
mode,
the
unit
will
not
be
turned
to
the
POWER
ON
mode
even
though
the
PLAY/PAUSE
[™
[I]
button
is
pressed.
®@
if
the
‘‘HOLD’’
is
turned
on
during
the
play,
the
button
switches
other
than
the
‘‘OPEN”’
but-
ton
can
not
be
operated.
@
This
operation
can
also
be
carried
out
with
the
remote
control
unit.
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When the LAST MEMO. switch is turned on, the following operations are made:
@ When the power is turned on from the off condition, the player starts to play the track from
the beginning part of the track where the present location of the pick-up is read.
@ If the STOP [ ME] button is pressed and the PLAY/PAUSE [> II] button is pressed again, the
player starts to play from the beginning part of the stopped track. (When it is paused at the
near end of a track, it may start playing from the beginning part of the following track.)
@ If the SKIP button [Kt] is pressed during the stop mode, the player starts to play the track
previous to the track for which the STOP [ & ] button is pressed.
@ If the SKIP button [>I] is pressed during the stop moae, the player starts to play the track
next to the track for which the STOP [ Mf] button is pressed.
@ The Last track memory function also work even in the Hold ON status.
HOLD indicator
Last track memory indicator"
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TIME Button
Press the [TIME] button both for information on track times and to use the TIMER alarm. Each
press will move the operation sequence in the order shown below.
Track 1 (current) | Track 1 {current} = = = :
rbised Tine. 1 anening tine E> [ Total Elapsed Time | => [ Total Time Remaining | <> [Timer ] <> Start
| Function Selection Shown in the TIMER Alarm Function
Liquid Crystal Display
@ The operating mode in which the player is currently set will determine the type of track time
information displayed. These display sequences are shown below.
Le) Liquid Crystal Display Sequence
@ When the player is in PLAY or PAUSE mode
eae Talia Haeron tine => Total Elapsed Time <> Total Remaining Time => TIMER <> Start
(Display) s--+-++-++-++-e {REMAIN} light on --- {TOTAL} light on ......... (TOTAL) (REMAIN) light on.
@ When the player is in the STOP mode
Total Remaining Time DispAlay {Total Number of Tracks Display) <> TIMER <> Start
@ When the player is in the PROGRAM PLAY mode
The display will show the Total Elapsed Time and the Total Remaining Time for only
those tracks which have been programmed.
® Random Play
Track 1 (current) Elapsed Time <> Track 1 (current! Remaining Time <> TIMER display <> Start
® During PROGRAM ENTRY mode
Track 1 (current) Remaining Time: shows the time remaining of the track now be-
ing entered (track number will light up).
Total Remaining Time: shows the total time remaining before the track
being entered and the tracks already entered
finish.
® 40 or more tracks: note that track times may not be shown when 40 or more tracks
have been entered.
ppc-92 19

TIMER Alarm
This
player
has
a
built
in
TIMER
alarm.
The
TIMER
alarm
lets
the
user
enjoy
music
while
keeping
an
ear
on
the
time.
1.
Press
the
TIME
button
and
set
so
that
“’
3)
“lights
in
the
display.
Press
4
times
when
starting
from
the
very
beginning.
2.
Adjust
the
alarm
period
by
pressing
the
PI
and
<4
buttons.
The
alarm
period
is
initially
set
for
2
hours.
Each
button
press
will
adjust
the
period
by
1
minute
intervals.
Shorten
the
time
period
using
the
button;
lengthen
period
using
the
1
button.
The
TIMER
can
be
set
for
periods
of
up
to
2
hours.
3.
Activate
the
TIMER
by
pressing
the
TIME
button
after
setting
the
timer
period,
The
display
will
return
to
the
original
display
sign
and
will
light
up.
@
An
alarm
will
ring
for
10
seconds
when
the
timer
period
set
by
the
user
has
elapsed.
@
Turn
alarm
off
during
ringing
by
pushing
any
button.
When
the
alarm
is
ringing,
every
button
is
an
alarm
OFF
button;
normal
button
functions
can-
not
be
used.
@
If
the
alarm
is
not
switched
off
by
pressing
a
button,
it
will
ring
for
10
second
intervals
every
alternate
minute.
When
the
alarm
rings
3
times,
the
power
is
automatically
turned
off.
®
The
timer
setting
will
be
canceled
if
the
power
is
switched
off.
HIT
MASTER
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145
The
HIT
MASTER
function
enables
the
volume
level
of
the
vocal
parts
of
digitally
recorded
compact discs to be lowered.
@2
When
[H.
MASTER]
button
is
pressed
once,
the
HIT
MASTER
function
is
activated.
When
the
button
is
pressed
again,
the
function
is
cancelled.
®
Note
that
the
[HIT
MASTER}
function
may
not
be
used
simultaneously
with
either
[GENRE]
and/or
the
[SCENE]
functions.
Both
[GENRE]
and
[SCENE]
functions
will
be
canceled
automatically
when
the
[HIT
MASTER]
function
is
selected.
Sound
Quality
Adjustment
This
player
incorporates
a
built-in
digital
signal
processor
(DSP).
The
DSP
allows
the
user
to
use
an
operation
sequence
to
select
sound
quality
settings
appropriate
for
both
the
music
genre
and
the
place
where
the
music
will
be
heard.
These
controls
must
be
selected
prior
to
playing.
M@ GENRE button
Pressing
the
GENRE
button
will
display
the
operation
sequence
shown
below.
NORMAL
<>
FUSION
=>
POPS
<>
ROCK
<>
JAZZ
<>
NORMAL
NORMAL:
Sound
without
enhancement,
sound
as
it
is;
appropriate
for
classical
music.
FUSION:
Sound
projecting
a
broad
central
range
suitable
for
fusion
and
similar
music.
POPS:
Clear
and
crisp
sound
appropriate
for
popular
music.
ROCK:
Sound
with
punch
and
clarity
from
middle
to
low
ranges
through
to
high
sounds.
JAZZ:
Clear
sound
with
a
full
and
broad
treble
range.
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