LG LX-M240 User manual

Please read this manual
carefully
before
operating your
set.
Retain it for future reference.
Designs
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice for
improvement.
MICRO
HI-FI
SYSTEM
OWNER'S MANUAL
MODEL: LX-M240
(LX-M240A/D/X, LXS-M240)
LX-M241
(LX-M241A/D/X, LXS-M241)
LX-M340
(LX-M340A/D/X, LXS-M340)
LX-M341
(LX-M341A/D/X, LXS-M341)
AP_LX-M240.M241-ENG(20U)
CD-R/RW

2
Explanation Graphical Symbols:
The
lightning
flash with arrowhead
symbol,
within an
equilateral
trian-
gle
is intended to alert the user to
the
presence
of uninsulated
danger-
ous
voltage
within the
product's
enclosure that
may
be of sufficient
magnitude
to constitute a risk of elec-
tric shock to
persons.
The exclamation
point
within an
equilateral triangle
is intended to
alert the user to the
presence
of
important operating
and mainte-
nance(servicing)
instructions in the
literature
accompanying
the
appli-
ance.
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OF ELEC-
TRIC
SHOCK,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLI-
ANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
To avoid electrical
shock,
do not
open
the cabi-
net,
Refer
servicing
to
qualified personnel only.
The
apparatus
shall not be
exposed
to
drip-
ping
or
splashing
and that
no
objects
filled
with
liquids,
such as
vases,
shall be
placed
on
the
apparatus.
WARNING
Do not install this
equipment
in a confined
space
such a bookcase or similar unit.
This label is located on the interior.
This
Compact
Disc
player
is classified as a
CLASS 1 LASER
product.
The CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT label is
located on the exterior.
CAUTION
Use of controls or
adjustments
or
performance
of
procedures
other than those
specified
here-
in
may
result in hazardous radiation
exposure.
Laser
component
in this
product
is
capable
of
emitting
radiation
exceeding
the limit for Class 1.
CAUTION:INVISIBLE
LASER RADIATION
WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCKS
DEFEATED. AVOID EXPOSURE TO
BEAM.
VARNING:OSYNLIG
LASERSTRALNING
NAR DENNA DEL AR
OPPNAD
STRALEN AR FARLIG.
Attention:Quand
l'appareil
est
ouvert,
ne
pas s'exposer
aux radiations invisibles du
faisceau laser.
RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
CAUTION:TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELEC-
TRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE
COVER(OR
BACK)
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS
INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.

3
1Introduction......................4
SymbolsUsedinthisManual
. . . . . . . . . .4
NotesonTapes....................4
NotesonDiscs....................4
Handlingdiscs..................4
Storingdiscs...................4
Cleaningdiscs..................4
Front/RearPanel...................5
RemoteControl....................6
Remote Control
battery
installation . . .6
Remote Control
Operation Range
... .6
DisplayWindow.....................7
2Installation.........................8
SpeakerSystemConnection
. . . . . . . . . . .8
Antenna
(Aerial)
Connections . . . . . . . . . .8
Setting
the
Voltage (OPTIONAL)
. . . . . . .9
AuxiliaryDevices...................9
AudioAdjustment...................9
VolumeAdjustment..............9
SoundQualityAdjustment
. . . . . . . . .9
HeadphoneSocket...............9
MUTE........................9
SURROUNDON/OFF.............9
XDSS
(Extreme Dynamic
Sound
System).......................9
OAO
(Orientation
Acoustic
Optimizer)
ON/OFF.......................9
3Operation.........................10
AutoFunctionSelection.............10
SettingtheClock..................10
UsingtheSleepFunction............10
Timer...........................11
RDSFunction-OPTIONAL . . . . . . . . . .12
AboutRDS....................12
RDSTuning...................12
RDSDisplayOptions............12
ProgrammeSearch(PTY)
. . . . . . . .12
Presetting
the Radio Stations . . . . . . . . .13
ListeningtotheRadio..............13
TapePlayback....................14
BasicPlayback.................14
ToStopPlay..................14
TapeCounterReset.............14
To
Play
Rewind or Fast Forward . . . .14
TapeRecording...................14
BasicRecording................14
Recording
from
Radio,CD
or
Auxiliary
source.......................14
CD to
Tape Synchronized Recording
14
CDPlayback...................15-16
BasicPlayback.................15
PausePlayback................15
StopPlayback.................15
SkippingaTrack................15
SearchingaTrack..............15
Repeat......................15
To check MP3 file information . . . . . .15
ProgramPlay..................16
AboutMP3.......................16
4
MaintenanceandService.
. . . . . . . . .17-18
ShippingtheUnit..................17
CleaningtheUnit..................17
Service.........................17
Troubleshooting....................18
5Reference........................19
Specifications.....................19
Contents

4
To ensure
proper
use of this
product, please
read
this owner's manual
carefully
and retain for future
reference.
This manual
provides
information on the
opera-
tion and maintenance of
your
CD
player.
Should
the unit
require
service,
contact an authorized
service location
(refer
to
Chapter
4,
Maintenance
and
Service).
Symbols
Symbols
Used
in
this Man
Used
in
this
Manual
ual
Indicates hazards
likely
to cause harm to
the unit itself or other material
damage.
Indicates
special
notes and
operating
features.
Notes on
Notes on
T
Tapes
apes
Preventing
record
Removing
the
tab(s)
of the cassette
(with
a small
screwdriver)
will
prevent
accidental erasure.
To record
again,
cover the hole of the tab with
adhesive
tape.
Notes on
Notes on
Discs
Discs
Handling
discs
Do not touch the
playback
side of the disc. Hold
the disc
by
the
edges
so that
fingerprints
do not
get
on the surface. Never stick
paper
or
tape
on
the disc.
Storing
discs
After
playing,
store the disc in its case. Do not
expose
the disc to direct
sunlight
or sources of
heat and never leave it in a
parked
car
exposed
to direct
sunlight.
Cleaning
discs
Fingerprints
and dust on the disc can cause
poor
picture quality
and sound distortion. Before
play-
ing,
clean the disc with a clean cloth.
Wipe
the
disc from the center out.
Do not use
strong
solvents such as
alcohol,
benzine, thinner,
commercially
available
cleaners,
or anti-static
spray
intended for older
vinyl
records.
1
Introduction
Side A
Tab for side B
Tab for side A
Adhesive
tape.

5
Introduction
Fr
Front
ont
// Rear
P
Rear
Panel
anel
1. CD DOOR
2. DISPLAY
3. POWER
( STANDBY/ON)
button
4. OAO
(Orientation
Acoustic
Optimizer)
button
5. FUNCTION SELECT button
(TUNER/BAND,
MP3/CD, TAPE,
AUX)
6. HEADPHONE SOCKET
( PHONES):
3.5mm
7. ? RECORD/ RECORD PAUSE
( )
button
?
TUNING
(-/+)
button
?
CD SKIP/SEARCH
(
/
)
button
?
TAPE REWIND/FAST FORWARD
(
/
)
button
?
PRESET
(-/+)
button
(TUNER)
?
REVERSE PLAY
( )
button
(TAPE):
OPTIONAL
?
PLAY
( )
button
(TAPE, CD)
?
STOP
( )
button
(TAPE, CD)
?
CLEAR button
8. PUSH EJECT
position
-DECK
9. ? RDS button : OPTIONAL
?
SET
(CLOCK/ TIMER)
button
?
CD PAUSE
(CD )
button
?
COUNTER RESET button
(COUNTER)
:
OPTIONAL
10. VOLUME CONTROL KNOB
11.
?
SURROUND button
?
CLOCK button
?
TIMER button
?
CD SYNC. button
?
MODE/RIF button
?
PLAY MODE button : OPTIONAL
12. REMOTE SENSOR
13. CD OPEN/CLOSE
( OPEN/CLOSE)
button
14. ANTENNA TERMINAL
15. AUXILIARY INPUT SOCKET
16. SPEAKER TERMINAL
17. VOLTAGE SELECT SWITCH : OPTIONAL
18. POWER CORD
13
12
11
10
98
123
4567
AUX
ANTENNA
OPTIONAL
15
16
14
18
17
AM
GND
FM

6
Remote Contr
Remote
Control
ol
2
3
4
7
9
10
11
12
5
1
8
6
DECK
MP3
1. POWER button
2. PRESET
( )
buttons
3. CD FUNCTION buttons
?
PLAY/PAUSE
( )
button
?
CD
STOP( )
button
?
CD SKIP/SEARCH
(
/
)
button
?
REPEAT button
4. NUMBER buttons
5. MP3 file information
display (Mp3 Info)
button
6.
?
EQUALIZER
PATTERN
(EQ PATT.)
button
?
XDSS button
?
SURROUND
(SURR.)
button
?
OAO
(Orientation
Acoustic
Optimizer)
button
7. TAPE FUNCTION buttons
?
RECORD/ RECORD PAUSE button
( )
?
BACKWARD PLAY button
( )
: OPTIONAL
?
FORWARD PLAY
( )
button
?
TAPE STOP button
( )
?
FAST FORWARD
( )
button
?
REWIND
( )
button
8. PROGRAM/MEMO button
9. SLEEP button
10. VOLUME CONTROL
( )
button
11. MUTE button
12.
?
TUNER/ BAND button
?
AUX button
/
/
Remote Control
battery
installation
Detach the
battery
cover on
the rear of the remote con-
trol,
and insert two R03
(size AAA)
batteries with
and
aligned
correctly.
Caution:
Do not mix old and new batteries.
Never mix different
types
of batteries
(standard,
alkaline,
etc.).
AAA
AAA
Remote Control
Operation Range
Point the remote control at the remote sensor
and
press
the buttons.
Distance: About 23 ft
(7 m)
from the front of the
remote sensor.
Angle:
About 30° in each direction of the front of
the remote sensor.

7
Introduction
Displa Display
y
Windo
Window
w
CDSYNC.
PROG RDS PS PTY RT CT REPEAT
1 ALL
SLEEP MEMO
STEREO
REC
kHZ
MHZ
MUTE
4
1
32
56
78910
11 14
15 16
17 12
13
M
1. XDSS
(Extreme Dynamic
Sound
System)
indicator
2. OAO
(Orientation
Acoustic
Optimizer)
indicator
3. MP3 indicator
4. PROGRAM indicator
5. CD PLAY/ PAUSE indicator
6. CD SYNCHRO RECORDING indicator
7. FM STEREO indicator
8. RECORD/ RECORD PAUSE indicator
9. TAPE PLAY DIRECTION indicator
(OPTIONAL)
10. MUTE indicator
11. PLAY MODE indicator
(OPTIONAL)
12. TIMER indicator
13. MEMORY indicator
14. SLEEP indicator
15. CD REPEAT indicator
16.
PS, PTY, RT,
CT indicator
(OPTIONAL)
17. RDS indicator
(OPTIONAL)

8
2
Installation
Right speaker
black
red
red
Left
speaker
otes
?
Be sure to match the
speaker
cord to the
appropriate
terminal on the
components:
+ to + and
--
to --.
If the cords are
reversed,
the sound will be distorted and will lack base.
?
If
you
use front
speakers
with low maximum
input rating, adjust
the volume
carefully
to avoid exces-
sive
output
on the
speakers.
?
Do not disassemble the front cover of
supplied speaker.
Antenna
Antenna
(Aerial)
Connections
(Aerial)
Connections
Connect the
supplied
FM/AM antennas for
listening
to the radio.
AM
(MW) loop
antenna
(aerial)
(Supplied)
FM wire antenna
(supplied)
AM
FM 75
AM
FM
75 ohms
AM
loop
antenna
(aerial)
(Supplied)
FM external
antenna
(aerial)
(not supplied)
FM indoor antenna
(aerial)
Position it for
the best
reception
coaxial
cable
FM external
antenna
(aerial)
(not supplied)
For AM
(MW) reception,
connect
the
loop
antenna
(aerial)
to the
terminal marked AM
GND
otes
?
To
prevent
noise
pickup, keep
the AM
loop
antenna
away
from the unit and other
components.
?
Be sure to
fully
extend the FM wire antenna.
?
After
connecting
the FM wire
antenna,
keep
it as horizontal as
possible.
Speaker
Speaker
System
System
Connection
Connection
Connect the
speakers using
the
supplied speaker
cords
by matching
the colors of the terminals and
those of the cords. To obtain the best
possible
surround
sound,
adjust
the
speaker parameters
(distance,
level,
etc.).
(OPTIONAL)

9
Installation
Setting
the
v
Setting
the
volta
oltag
g
e
(OPTIONAL)
e
(OPTIONAL)
If
your
set is
equipped
with a
voltage
selector at
the back
side,
be sure to set it to
your
local
power
supplied
before
connecting
the AC
power
cord.
A
Auxiliar
uxiliary
De
y
Devices
vices
Connect an
auxiliary
device such as a. TV or VCR
via the rear mounted AUX sockets and
press
AUX.
ote
You can also record from the
auxiliary input
source,
(see
the
recording section).
A
Audio
Adjustment
udio
Adjustment
Volume
Adjustment
?
Turn the VOLUME CONTROL KNOB clockwise
to increase the sound
level,
or counterclockwise
to decrease it.
?
Using
the remote
control,
press
VOLUME
CONTROL
( )
to increase the sound
level,
or
( )
to decrease it.
Sound
Quality
Adjustment
?
You can choose between 4 fixed sound
impressions using
the
EQ
PATT. button
on the remote control.
FLAT linear
frequency response
ROCK more
bass,
more treble
POP less
bass,
less treble
CLASSIC for orchestral music
Headphone
Socket
Connect a stereo
headphone plug ( 3.5mm)
into
the
headphone jack
to listen to the sound
through
headphones.
The
speakers
are
automatically
dis-
connected when
you plug
in the
headphones (not
supplied).
MUTE
Press MUTE to
temporarily stop
the sound such
as when
you
answer the
telephone.
The MUTE
indicator flashes in the
display
window.
SURROUND ON/OFF
You can choose between 2 surround sound
modes or turn it off
by pressing
SURROUND
(SURR.).
XDSS
(Extreme Dynamic
Sound
System)
Press XDSS to reinforce
treble,
bass and the
surround effect. The "XDSS ON" or "XDSS OFF"
indicator
lights.
To
cancel,
press
XDSS
again.
OAO
(Orientation
Acoustic
Optimizer)
ON/OFF
Press OAO to reinforce the bass sound.
The "OAO ON" or "OAO OFF" indicator
lights.
To
cancel,
press
OAO
again.

10
3
Operation
A
Auto Function Selection
uto Function Selection
?
If
you press
CD PLAY/ PAUSE
( ) during
radio
receiving
or CASSETTE
play,
CD
play-
back will
begin.
?
If
you press
PRESET
( )
or TUNER/
BAND
during
CD or CASSETTE
play,
radio
function will work.
Setting
the Cloc
Setting
the
Clock
k
1. Press CLOCK.
(If
the clock is
requires setting, press
and hold
CLOCK for more than 2
seconds.)
2. Select a 24 hour
cycle
or 12 hour
cycle by
pressing
PRESET
(-)/(+).
3. Press SET to confirm the selected hour
cycle.
4. Use PRESET
(-)/(+)
to set the correct hours.
5. Press SET.
6. Use PRESET
(-)/(+)
to set the correct
minutes.
7. Press SET and the correct time is shown on
the
display.
8. Press CLOCK at
any
time to
display
the time
for about 5 seconds.
Using
the
Using
the
Sleep
Sleep
Function
Function
When the
sleep
timer is
used,
the
power
is auto-
matically
turned off after the
specified
time has
elapsed.
1. To
specify
the time
delay
before the
power
is
turned
off,
press
SLEEP.
In the
display
window
you
see
for about 5 seconds. This means that the
system
turns off
automatically
after 90
minutes.
Press SLEEP until the desired time is dis-
played.
Note: Each time the button is
pressed
the
time interval is reduced
by
10 minutes. i.e.
80...70... etc.
2. To check the
remaining
time until the
power
is turned
off,
press
SLEEP while the
sleep
function is active. The time
remaining
is
displayed
for about 5 seconds.
ote
If
you press
SLEEP while the
sleep
time is
displayed,
the SLEEP time is reset.
3. To cancel the
sleep
timer
mode,
press
the
SLEEP button
repeatedly
until 10
appears,
and then
press
SLEEP once
again
while
"SLEEP 10" indicator is
displayed.
/
(12HR) (24HR)
or

11
Timer
Timer
With the TIMER function
you
can have the radio
reception
and
recording,
CD
play, tape play
or
auxiliary
source
play
and
recording
turned on
and off at the time desired.
1. Press CLOCK to check the current time.
(If you
don't set
clock,
timer function doesn't
work.)
2. Press TIMER to enter the timer
setting
mode.
(If you
want to correct the
previous
memo-
rized TIMER
setting, press
and hold the
TIMER button more than 2 seconds.
-
The
previous
memorized timer on time and
TIMER indicators
appear
in the
display.)
3. Each function
(TUNER-CD-TAPE)
flashes in
the
display
window in turn. Press SET when
the desired function is
flashing.
4. 1. a. When
you
select the TUNER
function,
'PLAY' and 'REC' indicator flash in
the
display
window
alternately
for
about 3 seconds.
'PLAY' indicator : TUNER
play only
'REC' indicator : TUNER
play
and
recording
b. Press SET when the desired function
is
flashing.
c. Select the
previous
memorized
preset
number with PRESET
(-)/(+)
button
and
press
SET.
-
'ON TIME' indicator
appears
for about
0.5 seconds in the
display
window
and then
disappears.
2. When
you
select the CD or TAPE
function,
-
'ON TIME' indicator
appears
for about
0.5 seconds in the
display
window and
then
disappears.
5. Set the hour to switch on
by pressing
PRESET
(-)/(+).
6. Press SET to confirm the hour to switch on.
7. Set the minute to switch on
by pressing
PRESET
(-)/(+).
8. Press SET to confirm the minute to switch on.
-
'OFF TIME' indicator
appears
for about 0.5
seconds in the
display
window and then
disappears.
9. Set the hour to switch off
by pressing
PRESET
(-)/(+).
10. Press SET to confirm the hour to switch off.
11. Set the minute to switch off
by pressing
PRESET
(-)/(+).
12. Press SET.
13.
Adjust
the volume level
by pressing
PRESET
(-)/(+).
14. Press SET.
"TIMER"
appears
in the
display
window and
the timer
setting
has been
completed.
15. Switch the
system
off.
The selected function is
automatically
switched on and off at the time set.
To
cancel
or
check the timer
Each time the TIMER button is
pressed you
can
select the timer set or cancel. You can also check
the timer
setting
status.
To activate or check the
timer,
press
the TIMER
button so that
""
appears
in the
display
window.
To cancel the
TIMER,
press
the TIMER button so
that
""
disappears
in the
display
window.

12
RDS Function
-
OPTIONAL
RDS Function
-
OPTIONAL
About
RDS
This unit is
equipped
with RDS
(Radio
Data
System),
which
brings
a wide
range
of informa-
tion to FM radio. Now in use in
many
countries,
RDS is a
system
for
transmitting
station call
signs
or network
information,
a
description
of station
programme type
text
message
about the station
or
specifics
of musical selection and the correct
time.
RDS
Tuning
When a FM station is tuned in and it contains
RDS
data,
the unit will
automatically display
the
station's call
sign
and the RDS indicator will
light
in the
Display
Window as well as indicators for
the
programme type recognition (PTY),
Radio
Text
(RT),
Clock Time
(CT)
and RDS services
programme (PS)
if transmitted
by
the station.
RDS
Display Options
The RDS
system
is
capable
of
transmitting
a
wide
variety
of information in addition to the initial
call
sign
that
appears
when a station is first
tuned. In normal RDS
operation
the
display
will
indicate the station
name,
broadcast network or
call letters.
Pressing
RDS on the front
panel
enables
you
to
cycle through
the various data
types
in the
sequence:
(PS
FREQUENCY
PTY RT
CT)
?
PTY
(Programme type recognition)-
The name
of the
programme type
is shown in the
Display
Window.
?
RT
(Radio
text
recognition)-
The name of the
radio text is shown in the
Display
Window.
?
CT
(Time
controlled
by
the
channel)-
Enables
the unit to receive the actual time and show it in
the
Display
Window.
?
PS
(Programme
Service
name)-
The name of
the channel is shown in the
Display
Window.
ote
Some RDS stations
may
not choose to include
some of these additional features. If the data
required
for the selected mode is not
being
transmitted,
the
Display
Window will show a
PTY
NONE,
RT
NONE,
CT
NONE,
PS NONE
message.
Programme
Search
(PTY)
A
major
benefit of RDS is its
ability
to encode
broadcasts with
Programme Type (PTY)
codes
that indicate the
type
of material
being
broadcast.
The
following
list shows the abbreviations used to
indicate each PTY
along
with an
explanation
of
the PTY.
You
may
search for a
specific Programme Type
(PTY) by following
these
steps.
1. Press TUNER/BAND to select FM mode.
2. Select a desired station
by pressing
TUNING
(-)/(+).
When the RDS transmission is
received,
the
display
shows the
program
service name
(PS)
after RDS indicator
appears.
3. Press the RDS to select PTY mode.
4. To search for a different
PTY,
press
the PRE-
SET
(-)/(+)
while the last PTY in use is still
displayed
to scroll
through
the list of available
PTY
types.
5. When the PTY is
selected,
press
the
/ within 5 seconds.
The unit will
go
into an automatic search
mode and
attempt
to find the next station with
acceptable signal strength
that matches the
desired PTY
type.
NEWS News
AFFAIRS Current Affairs
INFO Information
SPORT
Sports
EDUCATE Educational
DRAMA Drama
CULTURE Culture
SCIENCE Science
VARIED Varied
Speech Programme
POP M
Popular
Music
ROCK M Rock Music
EASY M
Easy Listening
Music
LIGHT M Classical Music
CLASSICS Serious Classical Music
OTHER M Other Music
WEATHER Weather Information
FINANCE Financial
Programmes
CHILDREN Children s
Programmes
SOCIAL Social Affairs
Programmes
RELIGION
Religious
Broadcasts
PHONE IN Phone-In
Programmes
TRAVEL Travel and
Touring
LEISURE Leisure and
Hobby
JAZZ Jazz Music
COUNTRY
Country
Music
NATION M National Music
OLDIES Oldies Music
FOLK M Folk Music
DOCUMENT
Documentary Programmes
TEST Station Alarm Test
Message
ALARM 1
Emergency
Broadcast Information

13
Presetting
the
Presetting
the
Radio
Radio
Stations
Stations
You can
preset
30 stations for FM and AM.
Before
tuning,
make sure that
you have
turned
down the volume to the minimum.
1. Press TUNER/BAND to select the
frequency
(AM
or
FM) you
want.
Every
time
you press
this
button,
AM and FM
changes alternately.
2. Select a station
you
want
by pressing
TUNING
(-)/(+)
buttons.
Tuning
in
automatically
-
Press TUNING
(-)/(+)
for more than 0.5
second.
Scanning stops
when the unit
tunes in a stations.
Tuning
in
manually
-
Press TUNING
(-)/(+) briefly
and
repeatedly.
3. Press PROGRAM/MEMO on the remote
control.
A
preset
number will flash in the
display
window.
4. Press PRESET
(-)/(+) (or
PRESET
( )
on the remote
control)
to select the
preset
number
you
want.
5. Press PROGRAM/MEMO
again.
The station is stored.
6.
Repeat steps
1
(or 2)
to 5 to store other
stations.
To
delete
all
the memorized stations
Press and hold PROGRAM/MEMO on the front
panel
for about two
seconds,
"CLEAR"
appears
in
the
display
window and then
press
CLEAR
again,
the stations are deleted.
For
your
reference
If all stations have
already
been
entered,
FULL
message
will
appear
in the
display
window for a
moment and then a
preset
number will flash. To
change
the
preset
number,
follow the
steps
4-5.
To
recall
presets
Press and hold PRESET
(-)/(+) (or
PRESET
( )
on the remote
control)
until the desired
preset
number
appears
or
press
it
repeatedly.
Listening
to the Radio
Listening
to the Radio
1. Press TUNER/BAND to select the
frequency
(AM
or
FM) you
want.
Every
time
you press
this
button,
AM and FM
changes alternately.
The last received station is tuned in.
2. Press PRESET
(-)/(+) (or
PRESET
( )
on the remote
control) repeatedly
to select
the
preset
station
you
want.
-
Each time
you press
the
button,
the unit
tunes in one
preset
station at a time.
3.
Adjust
the volume
by rotating
VOLUME
CONTROL KNOB
(or pressing
VOLUME
( )
on the remote
control) repeatedly.
To
listen to
non-preset
radio stations
?
Use manual or automatic
tuning
in
step
2 on
left.
?
For automatic
tuning, press
and hold TUNING
(-)/(+)
on the front
panel.
To
turn
off
the radio
Press POWER
( STANDBY/ON)
to turn the
unit off or select another function mode
(MP3/CD
or
TAPE).
For
your
reference
?
If an FM
program
is
noisy
Press MODE/RIF so that "STEREO"
disap-
pears
in the
display
window. There will be no
stereo
effect,
but the
reception
will
improve.
Press MODE/RIF
again
to restore the stereo
effect.
?
To
improve reception
Reposition
the
supplied
antennas.
otes
?
Use MODE/RIF
(Radio
Interference
Filter)
function to switch to mono
reception
if stereo
reception
is distorted
by
noise.
?
When
recording
the
MW(AM)
or LW broad-
cast,
beat noises
may
occur. If it
does,
press
MODE/RIF once.
/
/
/
/

14
T
Tape
ape
Pla
Playbac
yback
k
Note: Use
only
normal
tapes.
Basic
Playback
1. Press TAPE to select
tape
function.
("NO
TAPE"
appears
in the
display window.)
2.
Open
the cassette door
by pushing
PUSH EJECT
position.
3. Insert a cassette with the
tape
side to the
bottom and then close deck.
4. Press PLAY
(
or :
OPTIONAL).
To
Stop Play
Press
STOP( ) during playback.
Tape
Counter Reset
Press COUNTER RESET
(COUNTER) during
playback. Playing
time
appears
"TP
-
0000" in
display
window.
To
Play
Rewind
or
Fast Forward
After
pressing
/ on the front
panel
or
/
on the remote control
during
playback,
or
stop, press PLAY( )
at the
point
you
want.
AUTO STOP DECK
-
After auto
stop
deck
plays only
front
side,
the
unit
stops automatically.
AUTO REVERSE DECK:OPTIONAL
-
You can select direction of the cassette
you
want
by pressing
PLAY MODE.
T
Tape
ape
Recor
Recording
ding
Wind the
tape
to the
point recording
starts.
Note: Use
only
normal
tapes.
Basic
Recording
1. Select the function
(MP3/CD,
TUNER/BAND
or
AUX) you
want to record.
2.
Open
the cassette deck and insert a blank
cassette into the cassette
compartment.
To
set the
recording
direction
:OPTIONAL
Press PLAY MODE
repeatedly
to set the
recording
direction.
Recording
from
Radio,CD
or
Auxiliary
source
1. Press on the front
panel
or the remote
control and then select the
MP3/CD,
TUNER
or AUX function.
-
"REC" flashes and holds the cassette in
pause mode.
2. Press or
PLAY( )
on the front
panel
or the remote control.
The
recording begins.
To
pause recording
Press
during recording.
-
"REC" flashes in
display
window.
To
stop recording
Press TAPE
STOP( ).
CD
to
Tape Synchronized Recording
The CD
synchro recording
function dubs a com-
plete
CD and
programmed
titles
automatically
into a cassette.
1. Press CD SYNC. in
stop
mode.
"REC" flashes and "CD SYNC"
displays
in
the
display
window.
2. The
synchronized recording
is started
automatically
after about 8 seconds.
otes
?
If
you
wish to record from the desired
track,
select the desired track with CD SKIP/
SEARCH
(
/
)
before com-
mencing
CD
synchro recording.
?
The function
change
is not
possible during
recording.
Pressing
Once
Twice
Three
times
Display
Function
After the cassette
plays
front or reverse
(back-
ward
play)
side,
stops
automatically.
After the cassette
plays
front and reverse
side,
stops automatically.
After the cassette
plays
six times
repeatedly
front and reverse
side,
stops automatically.

15
CD
CD
Pla
Playbac
yback
k
Basic
Playback
1. Press MP3/CD to select CD function.
If no disc is loaded then "NO DISC" is
displayed.
2. Press CD OPEN/CLOSE
(
OPEN/
CLOSE)
and
place
the disc into the disc
tray.
ote
To load an 8cm
(3 inch)
disc,
put
it onto the inner
circle of the
tray.
3. Press CD OPEN/CLOSE
(
OPEN/
CLOSE)
to close the disc
compartment.
Audio CD: "READING"
appears
in the
display
window,
and then the total number
of tracks and the
playing
time are
displayed.
MP3 CD: "READING"
appears
in the
display
window,
and then the total
number of files is
displayed.
4. Press PLAY
( )
on the front
panel
or PLAY/
PAUSE
( )
on the remote control.
In
addition,
you
can also
play
an Audio CD or
MP3 CD
using
the NUMBER buttons.
Pause
Playback
Press CD PAUSE
(CD )
or PLAY/ PAUSE
( )
on the remote control
during playback.
Press this button
again
it to resume
play.
Stop Playback
Press
STOP( )
on the front
panel
or CD
STOP( )
on the remote control.
Press
STOP( ) during playback.
Skipping
a
Track
?
Press the CD SKIP/SEARCH
(
/
)
button to
go
to the next track.
?
When the CD SKIP/SEARCH
(
/
)
button is
pressed
once
midway
through
a
track,
the
player
returns to the start
of that track. When it is
pressed again,
a track
is
skipped
each time the button is
pressed.
Searching
a
Track
After
pressing
and
holding
/
button on the remote control
during playback,
then release at the
point you
want.
otes
This function is not available to
play
a MP3 file.
Repeat
To
play
one
track
repeatedly
Press REPEAT once
during playback.
-
"REPEAT 1"
appears
in the
display.
To
play
all
tracks
repeatedly
Press REPEAT
again during playback.
-
"REPEAT ALL"
appears
in the
display.
To
cancel
repeat play
Press REPEAT once more
during playback.
-
"Repeat
indicator"
disappears.
To
check
MP3 file
information
Press the MP3 Info button
during
MP3 file
playback.
-
The information
(Title,
Artist or
Album)
of the
MP3 file will be shown in the
display
window.
-
If there is no the information of the MP3
file,
"NO ID3 TAG" indicator will be shown in the
display
window.
ote
This unit can
play
a CD-R or CD-RW that
contains audio titles or MP3 files.

16
Program Play
You can
arrange
the order of the tracks on the
discs and create
your
own
program.
The
program
can contain
up
to 20 tracks.
1. Press PROGRAM/MEMO on the remote
control on the
stop
mode.
2. Press
/
to select the track.
EX)
"04 P-01" will be shown in the
display.
3. Press PROGRAM/MEMO on the remote
control.
4.
Repeat
1~3.
5. Press PLAY
( )
on the front
panel
or PLAY/
PAUSE
( )
on the remote control.
"PROG."
appears
in the
display
window.
To
check
program
contents
Press PROGRAM/MEMO on the remote
control on the
stop
mode.
-
A Track and
program
number will be
displayed.
To
clear
program
contents
Press PROGRAM/MEMO on the remote
control on the
stop
mode. And then
press
CLEAR
on the front
panel
or CD
STOP( )
on the remote
control.
To
add
program
contents
1. Press PROGRAM/MEMO on the remote
control
repeatedly
on the
program stop
mode
until "Track Number" blinks.
2.
Repeat
2~4 on above.
To
modify progr
am
contents
1. Press PROGRAM/MEMO on the remote
control to
display program
number
you
want to
modify.
2.
Repeat
2~4 on above.
About MP3
About MP3
?
An MP3 file is audio data
compressed by using
the MPEG1 audio
layer-3 file-coding
scheme.
We call files that have the
".mp3"
file extension
"MP3 files".
?
The unit can not read an MP3 file that has not
".mp3"
file extension.
MP3
Disc
compatibility
with this unit is
limited as follows:
1.
Sampling Frequency
/ 8
-
48kHz
2. Bit rate / 8
-
320kbps
3. CD-R
physical
format should be "ISO 9660"
4. If
you
record MP3 files
using
the software
which cannot create a FILE
SYSTEM,
for
example
"Direct-CD"
etc.,
it is
impossible
to
playback
MP3 files. We recommend that
you
use
"Easy-CD
Creator",
which creates an
ISO9660 file
system.
5. File names should be named
using
30 letters
or less and must
incorporate ".mp3"
extension
e.g.
"********.MP3".
6.
Donotusespecialletterssuchas"/:*?"<>
"
etc.
7. Even if the total number of files on the disc
have more than
1000,
it will
only
be shown
up
to 999.
About
MULTI SESSION
-
This function
recognizes
the multi session disc
according
to a disc of CD-ROM
type.
ex)
If there are MP3 files in the first
session,
the
MP3 file in the first session is
only played.
If there are
only
MP3 files in the whole ses-
sion,
all of the MP3 files in the session are
played.
If there is Audio CD in the first
session,
only
the Audio CD in the first session is
played.
Program
number
Track number

17
4
Maintenance and Service
Shipping
Shipping
the Unit
the Unit
The
original shipping
carton and
packing
materi-
als can come in
handy.
For maximum
protection,
re-pack
the unit as it was
originally packed
at the
factory
if
you
need to
ship
it.
Cleaning
Cleaning
the Unit
the Unit
Use a
soft,
dry
cloth when
cleaning
the
player.
If
the surfaces are
extremely dirty,
use a soft cloth
lightly
moistened with a mild
detergent
solution.
Never use
strong
solvents,
such as
alcohol,
ben-
zine,
or
paint
thinner. These
might damage
the
surface of the unit.
Do not use volatile
liquids,
such as insecticide
spray,
near the unit. Do not leave rubber or
plas-
tic
products
in contact with the unit for a
long
period
of time.
They
will leave marks on the sur-
face.
Cleaning
discs
Fingerprints
and dust on the disc can cause
poor
picture quality
and sound distortion. Before
play-
ing,
clean the disc with a clean cloth.
Wipe
the
disc from the center out.
Do not use
strong
solvents such as
alcohol,
ben-
zine, thinner,
commercially
available
cleaners,
or
anti-static
spray
intended for older
vinyl
records.
Ser
Ser
vice
vice
Use the table on the
following page
to solve
any
problems
before
calling
for service.

18
T Trr
oub
oubleshooting
leshooting
Symptom
No
power.
No sound.
The unit does not
start
playback.
The remote control
does not work
prop-
erly.
Cause
?
The
power
cord is disconnected.
?
The audio cables are not
connected
securely.
?
The
power
of the external source
equipment
is switched off.
?
No disc or
tape
is inserted.
?
An
unplayable
disc or
tape
is inserted.
?
The disc is
placed upside
down.
?
The disc is not
placed
within the
guide.
?
The disc is
dirty.
?
The remote control is not
pointed
at
the remote sensor of the unit.
?
The remote control is too far from the
unit.
?
There is an obstacle in the
path
of the
remote control and the unit.
?
The batteries in the remote
control are exhausted.
Correction
?Plug
the
power
cord into the wall
outlet
securely.
?
Connect the audio cable into the
jacks securely.
?
Switch on the external source
equipment.
?
Insert a disc or
tape.
?
Insert a
playable
disc or
tape.
?
Place the disc with the
playback
side down.
?
Place the disc on the disc
tray
correctly
inside the
guide.
?
Clean the disc.
?
Point the remote control at the
remote sensor of the unit.
?
Operate
the remote control
within about 23 ft
(7 m).
?
Remove the obstacle.
?
Replace
the batteries with new
ones.

19
5 Reference
Designs
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without notice.
Specifications
Specifications
[General]
[CD]
[Tuner]
AM
FM
(MW)
[Amp]
[Speakers]
[TAPE]
Power
supply
Refer to the back
panel
of the unit.
Power
consumption
50W 65W
Mass
4.36kg 4.56kg
External dimensions
(WxHxD)
161 X 255 X 268mm
Frequency response
40
-
18000 Hz
Signal-to-noise
ratio 70 dB
Dynamic range
70 dB
Tuning Range
87.5
-
108.0 MHz or 65
-
74
MHz,
87.5
-
108.0 MHz
Intermediate
Frequency
10.7 MHz
Signal
to Noise Ratio 60/55 dB
Frequency Response
60
-
10000 Hz
Tuning Range
522-1611kHzor530-1610kHz
Intermediate
Frequency
450 kHz
Signal
to Noise Ratio 35 dB
Frequency Response
100
-
1800 Hz
Output
Power 20W + 20W 30W + 30W
T.H.D
0.15%
Frequency Response
40
-
25000 Hz
Signal-to-noise
ratio 80 dB
Tape Speed
3000 +
3%
(MTT-111. NORMAL-SPEED)
Wow Flutter
0.25%
(MTT
-111,
JIS-WTD)
F.F/REW Time 120sec
(C-60)
Frequency Response
250
-
8000Hz
Signal
to Noise Ratio
43dB(P/B)/43dB(R/P)
Channel
Separation 50dB(P/B)/45dB(R/P)
Erase Ratio 55dB
(MTT-5511)
LXS-M240/LXS-M241 LXS-M340/LXS-M341
Type
2
Way
2
Speaker
2
Way
2
Speaker
Impedance
6Ω 6Ω
Frequency Response
75
-
20000 Hz 70
-
20000 Hz
Sound Pressure Level 87 dB/W
(1m)
87 dB/W
(1m)
Rated
Input
Power 20W 30W
Max.
Input
Power 40W 60W
Net Dimensions
(WxHxD)
160x247x197mm 160x247x230mm
Net
Weight (1EA) 2.3kg 2.5kg
LX-M240A/D/X
LX-M241A/D/X LX-M340A/D/X LX-M341A/D/X
MODEL
SECTION

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