Magnavox AZ8704 User manual
MAGNAVOX
Compact
Disc
AM/FM
Radio
Cassette
Recorder
Page
6
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13
I
I
WARNING
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOIS¬
TURE.
CAUTION
Espanol.
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Es
necesano
que
lea
cuidadosamente
su
instructive
de
maneio.
NOM
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUST¬
MENTS
OR
PERFORMANCE
OF
PRO¬
CEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPEC¬
IFIED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZ¬
ARDOUS
RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
The
Model
and
Serial
Number
will
be
found
on
the
type
plate
on
the
base
of
the
set.
Please
record
the
Model
and
Serial
Number
in
the
space
provided
below.
MODEL
NUMBER:
SERIAL
NUMBER:
TYPE
AZ
8700/17
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40W
MAGNAVOX
120/220/240V
HFG_HSV’
1350
3
V
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s
This
set
complies
w/th
21CFR
1040,10
and
with
the
FCC-Ru!es,
Part
15,
A
CAUTION
RISH
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DO
NOT
OPEN
CAUTION
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK.
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK)
NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL
A
This
syrnfibol
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
of
the
/m\
presence
of
uninsulated
'dangerous
voltage'
within
/the
product’s
enclosure,
that
may
be
of
sufficient
/
T
\
magnitude
to
constlule
a
nsk
of
electric
shock
to
/
y
\
persons.
A
TWs
symbol
ts
intended
to
alert
the
user
of
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
matntenanco
/
■
\
(servic
ng)
instructions
in
the
literature
accompa-
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nying
the
appliance.
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Limited
Warranty
Registration
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5
Operating
Instructions
For
the
illustrations,
keep
the
pages
4
and
5
open
CONTROLS
TOP
AND
FRONT
PANEL
-
fig.
1
_
©
VOLUME
control
with
ON/OFF
indicator
*
®
CD
keyboard:
-
CD
I>
-
PLAYO
and
PAUSE
CD
button
~
□
-
STOP
button
~
PREVIOUS/NEXT
and
SEARCH:
PREVIOUS/NEXT.
in
position
playback
or
STOP,
press
briefly
to
jump
to
a
previous
l<M
or
next
PW
track
SEARCH:
during
playback,
keep
pressed
to
search
fast
backward
KM
or
forward
PW
-
INTROSCAN
-
to
play
only
the
beginning
of
each
track
-
SHUFFLE
-
to
play
all
tracks
In
a
random
order
press
again
to
defeat
the
SHUFFLE
function
-
REPEAT
-
to
repeat
continuously
the
disc
or
the
stored
selection
(memory)
press
again
to
defeat
the
REPEAT
function
-
CLEAR
-
to
erase
the
memory
-
DISPLAY
-
to
display
all
stored
track
numbers
~
STORE
-
to
store
the
displayed
track
number
in
the
memory
©
CD
display,
shows:
-
--
please
wait
-
TRACK
-
the
total
number
of
tracks
and
during
PLAY
the
number
of
the
track
being
played
-
TIME
-
the
total
playing
time
of
the
disc
and
during
PLAY
the
elapsed
time
of
that
track
-
REPEAT
activated
-
SHUFFLE
activated
-
MEMORY
-
the
stored
selection
(memory)
is
played
-
SCAN
(INTROSCAN)
activated
-
PAUSE
activated
©
TUNER/CLOCK
display,
shows:
-
FM
or
AM
-
the
selected
wave
band
-
the
frequency
in
’MHz’
(FM)
or
in
‘kHz*
(AM)
-
the
actual
time
(12
or
24
hours
indication)
-
AM
or
PM
in
case
of
12
hours
time
Indication
-
PRESETS
1...6
indicating
the
PRESET
location
of
the
shown
frequency
-
STEREO
-
when
receiving
an
FM
stereo
transmitter
©
CD
cover
©
CD
OPEN
to
open
the
disc
compartment
©
TUNER
keyboard:
-
BAND
SELECTOR
-AT
TUNING
buttons
-
^/yr
PRESETS
-
to
select
PRESET
transmitters
-
MEMORY/TIME
-
to
store
transmitter
frequencies
and
to
adjust
the
time
-
MONO/STEREO
♦
FM
mono/stereo
button
-
FREQUENCY/TIME
-
to
display
either
frequency
or
time
©
DBB
bass
button
with
indicator
^
•
press
«to
boost
the
bass
response
©
HIGH
SPEED
DUBBING
-
press
^
for
high
speed
dubbing
®
cassette
type
selector:
m,
FERRO
-
^
CHROME
®
BALANCE
control
@
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
tone
controls:
-
100
Hz
-
lower
bass
-
400
Hz
-
upper
bass
-
2
kHz
(2
000
Hz)
-
mtd-range
-
10
kHz
(10
000
Hz)-treble
@
CD
-
TAPE
-
’TUNER
-
function
buttons
to
select
the
sound
source
@
POWER
on/off
button
®
^
stereo
headphone
jack
@
deck
A
keyboard
(recording/playback):
-
■
STOP/EJECT
-
•
RECORD
-
►
P
LAY
-
H
REWIND
-
fast
rewind
-
►►
F.FWD
-
fast
foiward
wind
-
II
PAUSE
®
deck
B
keyboard
(playback
only):
-
■
STOP/EJECT
-
◄
►
DIRECTION
-
to
change
the
play
direction
-
FPLAY
-
-«
►
►
FAST
WIND
-
II
PAUSE
®
MIC
•
microphone
Jack
@
deck
B
REVERSE
selector
-
ZZ
no
reverse
-
C—
single
reverse
-
CO
continuous
reverse
@
deck
B
TAPE
DIRECTION
indicators
*
BACK
PANEL
-fig.2__
@
CD
OUT
jacks
-
for
CD-reproduction
through
e
g,
your
stereo
system
@
SPEAKERS
-
speaker
terminals
@
AC
MAINS
•
jack
for
power
cord
@
VOLTAGE
selector
(not
on
aft
versions)
6
INSTALLATION
SUPPLY
Batteries
Whenever
convenient,
use
AC
pov;er
supply
if
you
want
to
conserve
battery
life.
•
Open
the
battery
compartment
(fig.
2).
1.
Insert
as
indicated
eight
(preferably
Alkaline)
battenes,
type
R20,
UM1
orD-cells(fig.2).
Instead
of
eight
normatbattenes
you
can
insert
four
'Gates’
rechargeable
power
sticks,
size
2D
They
require
no
separa¬
te
recharger
but
are
recharged
automatically
in
this
set
whenever
connected
to
a
wall
outlet
Caution:
Use
only
Gates’power
sticks.
Normal
rechargeable
D-cells
are
not
recharged
in
this
set
The
battenes
are
muted
when
the
set
is
connected
to
the
power
When
changing
over
to
battery
supply,
pull
out
the
plug
from
the
AC
MAINS
jack
2.
For
the
clock
and
the
radio
memory,
insert
four
batteries,
type
R6,
UM3
or
AA-ceI!s
(fig.
2).
•
Remove
the
battenes
if
exhausted
or
if
they
will
not
be
used
again
for
a
long
penod.
AC
power
•
Check
if
the
power
voltage
as
shown
on
the
type
plate
corresponds
to
your
local
power
supply.
If
it
does
not,
consult
your
dealer
or
sendee
organisation.
If
the
setts
equipped
with
a
voltage
selector
@\/OUAGE.
set
this
selector
to
the
local
power
voltage.
•
Connect
the
power
cord
to
the
AC
MAINS
jack(§)and
the
wall
outlet.
The
power
supply
is
now
switched
on,
•
To
disconnect
the
set
from
the
power
completely,
withdraw
the
power
plug
from
the
wall
outlet.
CONNECTIONS
-
fig.
1-2
Stereo
headphone
jack
(g)
^
For
stereo
headphones
with
3.5
mm
plug.
Inserting
the
plug
will
disconnect
the
speakers.
Jack
for
microphone
@
MIC
For
a
microphone
with
3.5
mm
plug.
To
avoid
disturbing
noises,
switch
off
the
set
or
reduce
the
VOLUME
©
before
connecting
the
microphone.
-
’Public
address':
you
can
reproduce
your
voice
amplified
through
the
speakers:
press
function
button
TAPE
©.
-
Disc-jockey:
you
can
mix
your
voice
w^th
the
CD.
TAPE
or
TUNER:
press
function
button
CD.
TAPE
or
TUNER
“
You
can
record
it
all
on
deck
A.
Adjust
the
sound
with
the
controls
VOLUME
©,
BALANCE
©
and
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
©
and
the
DBB
bass
button
©,
If
a
howling
sound
occurs,
keep
the
microphone
away
from
the
speakers
or
reduce
the
VOLUME
©.
Disconnect
the
microphone
when
not
in
use.
CD
Output
jacks
CD
OUT
©
Cinch-jacks
for
CD-reproduction
(not
radio
or
cassette)
through
e.g.
your
stereo
system.
•
Connect
the
CD
OLfT
jacks
@
to
the
input
jacks
REC
IN,
TAPE
IN.
UNE
IN.
AUX
or
CD
IN
of
the
other
set.
The
CD
OUT
output
signal
Is
not
affected
by
the
position
of
the
controls
VOLUME
©.
BALANCE
©
and
GRAPHIC
EQUAUZER
@
and
the
DBB
bass
button
@.
Speaker
terminals
@
SPEAKERS
See
fig.
4
for
connecting
the
supplied
speakers
(or
others
With
an
impedance
of
4-8
Ohms).
Connect
the
coloured
(or
marked)
wire
to
the
coloured
terminal.
See
fig.
3
for
removing
and
fixing
the
supplied
speakers.
7
TUNER
CLOCK
RADIO
RECEPTION
•
Swtch
on
the
sel
using
the
POWER
button
©.
•
Press
function
button
TUNER
(5|)l
•
Adjust
the
sound
wth
the
controls
VOLUME
©,
BALANCE
@
and
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
(
12
)
and
the
DBB
bass
button
©.
•
Select
the
wave
band
using
the
BAND
SELECTOR.
The
display
©shows
the
wave
band
FM
or
AM
and
the
frequency
in
MKz
(for
f=M)
or
kHz
(for
AM).
-
For
FM,
pull
out
the
telescopic
antenna.
To
improve
FM-reception,
incline
and
turn
the
antenna.
Reduce
its
length
if
the
FM-signal
is
too
strong
(very
close
to
a
transmitter).
-
For
AM,
the
set
is
provided
with
a
built-in
antenna,
so
there
is
no
need
to
use
the
telescopic
antenna.
The
antenna
can
be
directed
by
turning
the
whole
set.
•
Tune
automatically,
manually
or
by
means
of
the
PRESETS-
buttons
to
a
radio
station.
Automatic
tuning
•
Keep
the
TUNING
button
A
or
T
pressed
until
‘A’
appears
on
the
display
®:
then
release
the
button.
The
receiver
stops
v/hen
finding
a
strong
transmitter.
•
if
the
transmitter
found
is
not
the
desired
one.
simply
repeat
this
operation.
Manual
tuning
Manual
tuning
is
useful
when
you
already
know
the
frequency
of
the
desired
transmitter
(e.g.
from
your
program
guide),
and
if
you
want
to
tune
to
a
weak
transmitter.
•
Keep
the
TUNING
button
A
or
T
pressed
until
you
approach
the
required
frequency.
•
Then
release
the
button
and
press
the
opposite
TUNING
button
quickly
and
briefly:
then
the
displayed
frequency
stops.
•
Then
press
TUNING
A
or
▼
briefly
each
lime.
In
this
v/ayihe
frequency
is
changed
step-by-step
until
finally
the
right
frequency
has
been
reached.
One
step
is
0.05
MHz
(50
kHz)
on
FM
and
10
kHz
on
AM.
•
When
the
word
STEREO
appears
in
the
display
®.
you
are
receiving
a
FM-stereo
transmitter.
A
disturbing
noise,
due
to
a
weak
FM-stereo
signal,
can
be
suppressed
by
pressing
the
MONO/STEREO
button
once.
The
v/ord
STEREO
vAW
then
disappear
and
you
will
hear
(and
racord)
the
FM
program
in
mono.
•
The
radio
returns
to
STEREO
when
pressing
MONO/
STEREO
again
or
when
selecting
another
transmitter.
•
Always
swtch
off
the
set
after
use
with
POWER
button
©.
PREFERRED
TRANSMITTERS
-
PRESETS
For
each
wave
band,
you
can
store
the
frequencies
of
up
to
6
transmitters
in
the
memory.
Storing
transmitter
frequencies
1.
Select
the
wave
band
using
the
BAND
SELECTOR.
2.
Using
the
TUNING
A
T
buttons,
tune
either
automatically
or
manually
to
the
frequency
to
be
stored.
3.
If
you
want
to
store
the
frequency
shown,
press
MEMORY/
TIME;
the
PRESET
number
starts
flashing.
'O’
means
that
the
shown
frequency
has
not
yet
been
stored.
4.
Within
5
seconds,
select
the
desired
PRESET
location
using
the
PRESETS
buttons
5.
Then
press
MEMORY/TIME
again;
the
frequency
is
now
stored.
•
A
stored
frequency
is
only
erased
from
the
memory
by
storing
another
frequency
in
its
place.
•
In
case
of
power
breakdown
or
exhausted
batteries,
the
contents
of
the
memoiy
will
be
kept
by
the
four
R6,
UM3
or
AA
buffer
batteries
(fig.
2).
Tuning
to
a
preselected
transmitter
•
Set
the
function
selector
®
to
TUNER
•
Select
the
wave
band
using
the
BAND
SELECTOR
•
Select
the
desired
PRESET
location
using
the
PRESETS
buttons
^/yr.
CLOCK
In
position
CD
or
TAPE,
and
also
if
the
set
is
switched
off.
the
display
®
shows
the
lime.
In
position
TUNER,
you
can
select
time
or
frequency
indication
by
pressing
FREQUENCY/TIME.
You
can
choose
between
24
hours
or
12
hours
time
indication:
press
function
button
TAPE
®.
keep
MEMORY/TIME
pressed
and
then
press
FREQUENCY/TIME.
(24~hours
clock
not
on
all
versions.)
In
case
of
12
hours
indication.
AM
or
PM
appears
on
the
display.
Time
setting
•
Switch
on
the
set
using
the
POV/ER
button
(u).
•
Press
the
TAPE
button
©
(not
TUNER
or
CD)
•
Keep
at
the
same
time
the
buttons
MEMORY/TIME
and
PRESETS
A.
or
’V'
pressed:
after
some
seconds,
the
displayed
time
starts
running.
When
approaching
the
actual
time,
release
jk.07
^
and
the
displayed
time
stops.
•
Keep
MEMORY/TIME
pressed
and
press
PRESETS
^
or
briefly
each
time;
the
lime
is
changed
minute-by-minule
until
you
finally
reach
the
correct
time.
•
The
clock
starts
running
when
releasing
the
MEMORY/TIME
button.
•
In
case
of
power
breakdown
or
exhausted
batteries,
the
clock
runs
on
the
four
R6,
UM3
or
AA
buffer
batteries
(fig.
2)
8
COMPACT
DISC
PLAYING
A
DISC
•
Switch
on
the
set
using
the
POWER
button
@
•
Press
function
button
CD
©
(Compact
Disc):
-
-
-
-
appears
on
the
disp!ay«
•
Adjust
the
sound
With
the
controls
VOLUME
@.
BALANCE©
and
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
©
and
the
DBB
button
•
Press
CD
OPEN
©
to
open
the
disc
cover.
•
Insert
the
disc,
pnnted
side
facing
up
(fig.
5).
•
Close
the
cover
The
CD-player
starts
and
scans
the
contents
list
of
the
disc.
After
that,
the
total
playing
time
and
the
number
of
tracks
present
on
the
disc
appears
on
the
display
and
the
CD-player
stops.
•
Playback
will
start
by
pressing
PLAYI>.
As
soon
as
playback
starts,
the
display
shows
the
track
number
1
and
the
elapsed
playing
time
of
the
first
title.
When
the
second
title
Is
reached
the
track
number
2
appears,
etc.
•
For
brief
interruptions,
press
PAUSE
DO.
The
word
PAUSE
then
appears
To
continue
playback,
press
PAUSE
again.
•
To
stop
playback,
press
STOP
□
.
The
CD
player
also
goes
to
position
STOP:
-
by
pressing
CD
OPEN
©;
-
when
the
end
of
the
disc
is
reached;
-
if
you
move
the
function
selector
©
-
if
the
battenes
run
down
or
If
the
power
supply
is
interrupted
in
another
way,
•
To
take
out
the
disc,
open
the
disc
cover
by
pressing
CD
OPEN
©
Open
the
disc
cover
only
if
the
CD-player
is
in
position
STOP.
.•
Always
switch
off
the
set
after
use
with
the
POWER
button
©
Remarks
-
If
the
battery
voltage
is
not
sufficient
any
more
for
playing
a
disc,
the
CD-player
will
not
start.
-If
-
-
--
does
not
disappear,
the
CD-player
cannot
read
the
disc.
Possible
causes
are:
“
you
inserted
the
disc
the
wrong
way:
the
label
should
face
up
(fig.
5);
-
the
surface
of
the
disc
is
badly
scratched
or
dirty,
see
’Maintenance’;
-
the
lens
©
(fig.
6)
rs
steamed
up
because
of
a
sudden
transition
from
a
cold
into
a
warm
environment;
do
not
clean
the
lens,
but
let
the
set
acclimatize
for
a
while.
INTROSCAN
The
INTROSCAN
function
can
be
switched
on
from
the
STOP,
PLAY
and
SHUFFLE
mode.
•
Press
INTROSCAN.
The
word
SCAN
then
appears.
Only
the
first
few
seconds
of
each
track
on
the
disc
are
played,
but
always
from
track
number
1.
•
The
moment
you
press
PLAY>
or
SHUFFLE,
the
INTRO¬
SCAN
function
IS
defeated
(the
word
SCAN
disappears)
and
the
disc
IS
played
in
the
normal
way
from
this
track
number.
•
If
you
press
W
or
I>l>l,
the
INTROSCAN
function
remains
operative
and
the
beginning
of
the
chosen
track
is
played.
•
If
the
INTROSCAN
function
is
not
defeated
by
pressing
PLAY
>,
SHUFFLE
or
STOP
□
,
the
CD
player
returns
to
STOP
as
soon
as
the
end
of
the
disc
is
reached.
REPEAT
If
you
want
to
repeat
the
whole
disc
(or
the
stored
selection)
continuously,
press
REPEAT;
the
word
REPEAT
appears.
The
REPEAT
function
can
only
be
switched
on
during
playback:
PLAY,
SHUFFLE
or
INTROSCAN.
To
defeat
the
REPEAT-function,
press
REPEAT
again
and
the
word
REPEAT
disappears,
SHUFFLE
If
you
want
to
play
all
tracks
in
a
random
order,
press
SHUFFLE:
the
word
SHUFFLE
appears.
The
SHUFFLE
function
can
be
switched
on
from
the
STOP,
PLAY,
REPEAT
and
INTROSCAN
mode.
To
defeat
the
SHUFFLE-function,
press
SHUFFLE
again
and
the
word
SHUFFLE
disappears.
m
t>{>]
-
PREVIOUS/NEXT
-
SEARCH
1.
PREVIOUS/NEXT
Press
briefly
(less
than
1
second)
a.
During
PLAY
or
INTROSCAN:
PtH
•
go
to
the
next
track
(title)
You
can
jump
to
the
next
title
by
pressing
M
once.
If
you
want
to
skip
more
than
one
track,
then
press
WH
more
than
once
until
the
display
shows
the
desired
track
number.
KKl
-
go
to
the
previous
track
(title)
If
you
want
to
repeat
the
running
title
from
the
beginning,
press
KM
once.
If
you
want
to
repeat
one
of
the
previous
titles
during
PLAY
or
INTROSCAN,
press
KM
more
than
once
until
the
display
shows
the
required
track
number.
b.
In
position
STOP:
In
position
STOP
with
a
disc
inserted
you
can
select
the
desired
title
using
Md
and
l>i>l
until
the
display
shows
the
required
track
number.
Z
S
EARCH
During
playback,
keep
l>W
for
search
forward
and
KM
for
search
backward
pressed.
The
disc
is
played
partly
and
at
high
speed,
however,
the
sound
is
still
recognizable.
Release
the
button
as
soon
as
you
recognize
the
required
passage:
the
disc
will
be
played
in
the
normal
way
from
this
passage.
If
the
button
Is
pressed
longer
than
10
seconds,
the
search
speed
increases.
9
COMPACT
DISC
PROGRAMMING
TRACK
NUMBERS
You
may
select
a
number
of
tracks
and
store
these
in
the
memory
in
the
desired
sequence.
When
playing,
you
w'lll
only
hear
the
stored
titles
in
the
selected
sequence.
At
most,
20
tracks
can
be
stored
in
the
memory.
You
may
store
each
track
more
than
once.
Manual
selecting
•
Load
the
disc,
but
do
not
press
PLAY
O
yet
•
Select
the
desired
track
using
the
buttons
I<M
and
W>l
until
the
display
shows
the
required
track
number.
•
Store
this
track
by
pressing
STORE.
•
Select
and
store
in
this
way
all
desired
titles.
Storing
during
INTROSCAN
•
Press
INTROSCAN
to
play
the
first
few
seconds
of
each
track.
•
Press
STORE
as
soon
as
you
recognize
a
desired
title.
Storing
during
PLAY
•
Dunng
normal
PLAY
you
may
store
the
running
title
by
pressing
STORE.
-After
pressing
STORE
the
character
V'
(PROGRAM)
ap¬
pears,
indicating
that
the
track
has
been
stored.
-
Store
all
desired
titles
in
the
required
sequence.
You
may
store
each
track
more
than
once.
-
At
most,
20
tracks
can
be
stored
in
the
memory.
When
the
memory
is
full,
the
character
'F
(FULL)
appears.
-
When
pressing
DISPLAY,
the
display
will
show
in
sequence
all
stored
track
numbers.
-
You
can
simply
erase
the
whole
memory
by
pressing
CLEAR:
the
character
’C’
for
CLEAR
appears
now.
The
contents
of
the
memory
are
also
erased:
-
by
opening
the
disc
cover
using
CD
OPEN
©:
-
if
you
move
the
function
selector
©,
-
if
the
batteries
get
exhausted
or
if
the
power
supply
is
Interrupted
in
another
way.
How
to
play
the
stored
selection
•
To
play
your
selection,
the
CD-player
should
be
in
position
STOP.
•
Then
press
PLAY
O:
playback
starts
and
the
word
MEMORY
appears.
CASSETTE
CASSETTE
PLAYBACK
Playback
on
deck
A
or
B
•
Switch
on
the
set
using
the
POW^R
bufton
•
Press
function
button
TAPE
®.
•
Adjust
the
sound
with
the
controls
VOLUME
©,
BALANCE
©
and
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
©
and
the
DBB
bass
button
•
Press
EJECT
■
and
insert
a
recorded
cassette
(fig
8)
•
For
playback
on
deck
B,
set
the
REVERSE
selector
©
to
ZIZ
no
reverse,
to
play
one
cassette
side
So,
deck
B
stops
at
the
end
of
the
tape.
Select
the
required
play
direction
using
DIRECTION
button
C-
single
reverse,
to
play
both
cassette
sides
once
Select
the
required
play
direction
using
DIRECTION
button
◄
►
.
At
the
end
of
the
first
cassette
side,
the
tape
direction
is
reversed
and
the
REVERSE
selector
©jumps
to
position
ZZI
Deck
B
stops
at
the
end
of
the
second
cassette
side
CZ)
continuous
reverse,
for
non-stop
playback:
deckB
reverses
the
play
direction
whenever
reaching
the
end
of
the
cassette.
The
indicators
TAPE
DIRECTION
♦
shov;
the
actual
deck
B
play
direction.
You
can
reverse
the
play
direction
at
any
moment
by
pressing
DIRECTION
<
►
.
•
Press
PLAY
and
playback
will
start.
On
deck
B,
you
can
reverse
the
play
direction
at
any
moment
by
pressing
DIRECTION
i
►
.
•
To
stop
playback,
press
STOP
■
.
When
the
end
of
the
tape
is
reached,
the
recorder
buttons
are
released
(except
for
non-stop
play
on
deck
B)
•
Always
svwtch
off
the
set
after
use
with
POWER
button
©
Continuous
play
DeckB
plays
both
cassette
sides
and
at
the
end
of
the
cassette,
deck
A
will
start
playing.
•
Press
function
button
TAPE
®
•
Press
both
EJECT
buttons
■
and
insert
a
recorded
cassette
into
both
decks
(fig.
8).
•
Set
REVERSE
selector
©to
c_
to
play
both
cassette
sides
once.
•
Select
the
required
play
direction
using
DIRECTION
i
►
.
•
Press
on
deck
B
PLAY^
and
playback
will
start.
•
Press
on
deck
A
PAUSE
II
and
then
PLAY^.
As
soon
as
deck
B
stops
(at
the
end
of
the
cassette
or
when
its
STOP
button
■
is
pressed),
PAUSE
II
is
released
and
deck
A
will
start
playing
back.
•
When
deck
B
is
started
again
by
pressing
PLAY^,
deck
A
is
muted
and
you
v/ill
hear
deck
B
again.
•
To
Stop
playback,
press
STOP
■
.
10
CASSETTE
RECORDING
(on
deck
A
only)
Preparation
During
recording,
the
deck
B
buttons
should
not
be
pressed.
•
Switch
on
the
set
using
the
POWER
button
@l
•
Press
EJECT
H
to
open
the
cassette
holder.
•
Insert
the
cassette
into
deck
A
(fig.
8).
For
recording
you
must
use
a
cassette
on
which
the
tabs
(fig.
9)
are
not
broken
out.
At
the
very
beginning
of
the
tape,
no
recording
v;ill
take
place
during
the
first
7
seconds
when
the
leader
tape
passes
the
recorder
heads.
•
Set
the
cassette
type
selector
®
to:
JL
FERRO
I
for
NORMAL
cassettes.
lEC
I.
^
CHROME
n
for
CHROME
cassettes.
lEC
H.
Do
not
prpss
this
button
during
recording.
•
When
monitoring
during
recording,
adjust
the
sound
with
the
controls
VOLUME
©.
BALANCE
®
GRAPHIC
EQUAUZER
®
and
the
DBB
bass
button
®.
These
controls
do
not
affect
the
recording.
Recording
from
the
CD-player
•
Press
function
button
CD
®
It’s
not
necessary
to
start
the
CD-player
separately:
if
you
press
RECORD
•.
the
CD-player
starts
automatically:
-
if
the
CD-player
is
in
position
STOP,
recording
will
start
from
the
beginning
of
the
disc
(or
from
the
beginning
of
the
stored
selection);
-
If
the
CD-player
is
in
position
PAUSE,
recording
will
start
from
this
very
position;
-
In
position
SCAN
the
CD-player
will
first
return
to
the
beginning
of
that
track
and
then
recording
will
start.
Recording
from
the
radio
•
Press
function
button
TUNER
®l
•
Tune
to
the
desired
radio
station.
•
In
case
of
FM
radio
recordings,
set
the
radio
to
the
desired
position
(MONO
or
STEREO).
Microphone
recording
•
Connect
the
microphone
to
the
jack
MIC
®
-
Microphone
only:
press
function
button
TAPE
@
-
Mixing
vwth
cassette:
press
function
button
TAPE
©and
on
deck
B
PLAY
►
;
-
Mixing
with
CD:
press
function
button
CD
@
-
Mixing
with
radio:
press
function
button
TUNER
©
•
If
a
howling
sound
occurs;
-
keep
the
microphone
away
from
the
speakers,
-
or
reduce
the
VOLUME
0.
-
or
use
headphones
for
monitoring.
DUBBING
-
Copying
from
deck
B
to
A
When
dubbing,
it
is
recommended
to
use
fresh
batteries
or
to
connect
the
set
to
the
powen
•
Press
function
button
TAPE
®
•
Set
the
HIGH
SPEED
DUBBING
button
®
to:
JL
for
normal
speed
copying:
—
for
high
speed
copying.
Do
not
press
this
button
during
dubbing.
•
Press
both
EJECT
buttons
■
and
insert
a
recorded
cassette
into
deck
B
and
a
cassette
which
is
suited
for
recording
into
deckA(fig,
8).
•
For
deck
A,
set
the
cassette
type
selector
©
to:
JL
FERRO
I
for
NORMAL
cassettes,
lEC
L
^
CHROME
H
for
CHROME
cassettes.
lEC
JL
•
For
deck
B,
select
the
required
play
direction
using
DIREC¬
TION
button
◄►
.
•
Press
on
deck
A
PAUSE
II
and
RECORD
•.
•
To
start
dubbing,
press
on
deck
B
PLAY^.
Dubbing
continues
also
if
the
deck
B
play
direction
is
reversed
(automatically
or
by
hand
using
DIRECTION
<
►
),
•
By
pressing
PAUSE
II
on
deck
A.
you
can
omit
undesired
passages
while
deck
B
continues.
To
restart
copying,
press
PAUSE
il
once
more.
•
Using
PAUSE
II
of
deck
B.
deck
A
will
record
a
blank
part,
•
To
stop
dubbing,
press
both
STOP
buttons
■
.
COPYRIGHT
Recording
is
permissible
Insofar
as
copyright
or
other
rights
of
third
parties
are
not
infringed.
FAST
FORWARDING
AND
REWINDING
Press
M
or
To
stop,
press
STOP
■
.
SAFEGUARDING
AGAINST
ERASURE
Keep
the
cassette
side
to
be
safeguarded
in
front
of
you
(fig.
9)
and
break
out
the
left
tab.
Now.
recording
on
this
side
is
no
longer
possible.
You
can
render
this
safeguard
ineffective
by
covering
the
aperture
with
a
piece
of
adhesive
tape.
Starting
and
stopping
•
Start
recording
by
pressing
RECORD
•;
in
doing
so,
PLAY
►
is
pressed
too.
•
For
bnef
interruptions,
press
PAUSE
II
.To
restart
recording,
press
this
button
once
more.
•
To
stop
recording,
press
STOP
■
.
On
pressing
again,
the
cassette
holder
will
open.
•
Always
switch
off
the
set
after
use
with
POWER
button
©
11
MAINTENANCE
CD>PLAYER
AND
DISC
MAINTENANCE
-The
lens
©
(fig,
6)
should
never
be
touched
or
cleaned,
-
The
lens
may
steam
up
when
the
set
is
taken
from
a
cold
into
a
warm
environment
Playing
a
disc
is
not
possible
then.
Do
not
clean
the
lens,
but
let
the
set
acclimatize
for
a
while.
-
Always
pick
up
the
disc
by
the
edge
and
put
it
back
in
its
box
immediately
after
use.
-To
clean,
breath
on
the
disc
and
wpe
it
off
in
a
straight
line
from
centre
to
edge
(fig.
7)
using
a
soft,
lint-free
cloth.
Cleaning
agents
may
harm
the
disc.
CASSETTE
DECK
MAINTENANCE
To
ensure
a
good
recording
and
playback
quality,
clean
the
parts
@
®
©
@
indicated
in
fig.
10
after
eveiy
50
hours
of
operation
or,
on
average,
once
a
month.
•
Open
the
cassette
holder
by
pressing
EJECT
■
.
•
Use
a
cotton
bud
slightly
moistened
with
alcohol
or
a
special
head
cleaning
fluid.
•
Press
PLAY^
and
clean
the
rubber
pressure
roller
©
(fig.
10).
•
Then
press
PAUSE
II
and
clean
erase
head
®,
recording/
playback
head
©
and
capstan
©
•
After
cleaning,
press
STOP
■
.
Cleaning
of
the
heads
®
and
©
can
also
be
done
by
playing
a
cleaning
cassette
through
once
as
an
ordinary
cassette.
Remarks
-The
mechanisms
of
the
CD-player
and
the
cassette
decks
are
fitted
with
self-lubricating
bearings
and
therefore
must
not
be
oiled
or
greased.
-
Rngerpnnts,
dust
and
dirt
on
the
apparatus
can
be
removed
using
a
soft,
clean
and
slightly
damp
leather
cloth.
Do
not
use
any
cleaning
agents,
since
they
may
affect
and
harm
the
cabinet.
-
Keep
the
set,
batteries,
discs
and
cassettes
away
from
rain,
moisture,
sand
and
excessive
heat,
e.g.
near
heating
equip¬
ment
or
in
cars
parked
in
the
sun.
12
LIMITED
WARRANTY
MAGNAVOX
PORTABLE
COMPACT
DISC
•
One
(1)
Year
Carry-In
Exchange
This
warranty
gives
you
speciflc
legal
rights,
and
you
may
also
have
other
rights
which
vary
from
state
to
state.
One
Year
Coverage
For
one
(1)
year
from
the
date
of
purchase,
your
Portable
Compact
Disc
will
be
replaced
with
a
new,
renewed
or
comparable
product
(whichever
is
deemed
necessary)
if
it
becomes
defective
or
inoperative.
This
is
done
without
charge
to
you.
Replacement
products
are
warranted
for
the
balance
of
the
warranty
period.
Who
is
Protected?...
Where?
This
warranty
Is
extended
to
the
original
retail
purchaser
for
products
purchased
and
used
in
the
LJ,S.A.,
Puerto
Rico
and
the
Virgin
Islands.
What
the
Purchaser
Must
Do
Before
you
call
for
service,
check
your
operating
instruction
booklet.
A
slight
adjustment
of
the
customer
controls
discussed
in
your
instruction
booklet
may
save
you
a
sen/ice
call.
If
you
require
service
during
the
warranty
period,
you
must
take
your
Portable
Compact
Disc
to
the
dealer
from
whom
it
was
purchased,
or
carefully
pack
the
product
and
ship
it
by
prepaid
transportation
with
proof
of
the
purchase
date
to
the
Small
Product
Service
Center*,
address
listed
below.
ALL
IMPUED
WARRANTIES
INCLUDING
IMPUED
WARRANTIES
OF
MERCHANTABILITY
AND
FITNESS
FOR
A
PARTICULAR
PURPOSE,
ARE
UMITED
IN
DURATION
TO
THE
DURATION
OF
THIS
EXPRESS
WARRANTY
Some
states
do
not
allow
limitations
on
how
long
an
implied
warranty
lasts.
so
the
above
limitation
may
not
apply
to
you.
Philips
Service
Company
S
(615)
475-0317
How
To
Get
Service
On
Your
Portable
Compact
Disc
After
The
1
Year
Warranty
Expires
Out-of-warranty
service
can
be
obtained
at
a
nominal
cost
for
replacement
and
handling
under
the
following
arrangements:
1.
Contact
the
Philips
Service
Company
office
listed
above
to
obtain
the
cost
of
out-of-warranty
repair
for
your
model
product.
2.
Pack
your
product
securely
in
a
suitable
container
for
shipment,
3.
Mail
the
product
to
the
Small
Product
Service
Center*
listed
below.
4.
When
your
product
is
received,
it
will
be
replaced
by
a
renewed
product
which
meets
Philips’
high
quality
standards
and
shipped
back
to
you
by
prepaid
transportation,
*
Small
Product
Service
Center
Philips
Service
Company
907
Snapp
Ferry
Road,
Plant
2^
Building
6
Greeneville,
Tennessee
TN
37743
®
(615)
636-5740
EL
4342-1
89/12
Philips
Consumer
Electronics
Company
A
Division
of
North
American
Philips
Corporation
31391161285.1
Printed
in
Singapore
0490/1
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