Napa DAV398 User manual

INDEX DAV398 ULTRA SLIM CD/MP3/WMA PLAYER-FM Tuner
DAV398 Ultra Slim CD/MP3/WMA Player-FM Tuner
User’s Manual
DAV398EM_ENG_V1.1
A-MAX Technology Co., Ltd
©2002 All Rights Reserved.
http://www.amaxhk.com
Notice: All manuals, quick start guide and packing text is based on
English
version. If there is any discrepancy, please use the English version as reference.

INDEX DAV398 ULTRA SLIM CD/MP3/WMA PLAYER-FM Tuner
Dear Customer
Thanksfor your purchase of the NAPA DAV398, an ultra slim player that plays MP3/WMA and CD. The DAV398 provides up to 120
seconds
Electronic shock Protection (ESP) for Audio CDs and 960 seconds for WMA CDs to eliminate skipping during playback.
For optimum performance
and safety
, please read these instructions carefully. Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read these instructions
completely. Please keep this manual CD for future reference.
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INDEX DAV398 ULTRA SLIM CD/MP3/WMA PLAYER-FM Tuner
1Introduction
1.1 Package
1.2 Tour of the NAPA Player
1.3 LCD display
2Using the Player
2.1 Getting Started
2.2 Playing Music
3Function
3.1 General Function
3.2 Advanced Function
4Others
4.1 FAQ
4.2 Troubleshooting
5Specifications
5.1 Audio
5.2 I/O
5.3 Power
6Reminder
6.1 Caution
6.2 Warning
6.3 Customer Care
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Table of contents
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Introduction
Package
Introduction
Package
2
Earphone
1 Manual CD
Warranty Card
2 Gum type Rechargeable Batteries
LCD Remote Control
Adapter
Quick Start Guide
Carrying case
DAV398 WMA/MP3/CD PLAYER

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Tour of NAPA player
Indicators Controls Functions
1Mode/CD-FM Enter main menu/Enter FM mode
2Previous Skip backward to previous track / directory
3Next Skipforward tonext track/ directory
4Volume Decrease the Volume level
5Volume Increase the volume level
6Stop gg Stop playback / power off
7PLAY /
PAUSE
Start playback / pause / power on
8Hold Lockthekeysoftheplayer.
9Open Open or lock the door of the player.
ADC IN DC Input jack to plug in AC Adapter
BLine Out Line out jackto connect with other amplifiers.
CEarphone/
Remote Control Earphone/Line Remote Control jack on the unit.
DClip Secure the line remote while jogging.
EEarphone Earphone jack on the line remote control
FCord Cord to connect the remotecontrol and the unit.
GLCD Liquid Crystal Display
Introduction
Tour of NAPA player
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LCD display
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I l lo ov ve e N NA AP PA A
01 002 04:13
WMA MP3 CD 1 ALL INTR RDM DIR FILE ESP EQ
Track Title/
ID3 Tag Info
Directory No. Track No. Track time
SKIP Option
Battery
Indicator
Play Mode
Playing type ESP Option Equalizer
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LCD display
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Track Title /ID3 Tag display/ CD Text Display t Display
lIf a CD is an audio CD-DA, this line of the display shall scroll from side to side with the track number (e.g. CD Track 01) of the
music
track. If the CD contents CD-TEXT, displays the text in this line and scroll from side to side with the track number.
lIf a track is encoded using MP3 or WMA format, this line on the display shall scroll from side to side through the Artist Name and A
lbum
Name as contained in the ID3 Tag. The Artist name and CD Title shall be separated by a hyphen with a space on either side (-). If
no ID3 Tag information is present this line on the display shall scroll from side to side with the file name of the enc
oded track. If the
track exists in the root directory of the CD, the CD Volume Label shall be displayed on this line of the display.
e.g.
MP3/WMA DISC:
(Track Title –Artist: Artist name –Album: Album name)
(I love NAPA-Artist: AMAX-Album: My Favorites)
(NAPA Music-Artist: AMAX-Album: My Favorites)
CD DISC
(CD Track12)
CD DISC WITH CD-TEXT
(CD Track12 –CD-TEXT CONTENTS ABOUT THIS TRACK)

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FM Mode
No icon illuminates the playing is in FM Mode.
While user switches to FM Mode by pressing and hold the Mode/CD-FM button,
Line 1 display: FM XXXMHz
Line 2 displays: [P XX] ST
For details please Ref. Following FM Mode.
Directory Number
Shall display the directory number being played. If it is in root directory, displays ‘01’
If it is an audio CD, shall display ‘ESP’ or ‘CDA’ instead.
Track Number
Shall display the track number being played.
Track Time
Shall display the time elapsed in the track. Trac
k Time shall display the total time of this track first before the track to be playback.
When it stars to playing back the music, it reset to 00:00 and count the time.
Volume Level
Shall overlay the line 2 displays and indicate the volume level numerically when the Volume Buttons
are pressed. After a short
time, the indicator shall then disappear and be replaced by the line 2 displays. The available range of volume levels shall be 0
to 32 and shall be distributed with a wide delta at the low end of the scale (i.e. non-linear volume scale).
e.g. VOL [ 25 ]
Lock
There is not an indicator to show the status of Hold button in the player or line remote, but
when any key in the player is being
pressed, the LCD shall display ‘Main Lock’ and overlay in line 2 for
250ms to indicate the Hold/Release switch in the player is
in the on position.
If it is the Hold button in the line remote control in lock position:
When any key in the line remote is being pressed, the unit shall display ‘Remote Lock’ and overlay in line 2for 250ms
to indicate
the Hold/Release switch in line remote is in the on position.
Battery indicator
Shows the remaining battery power. All three segments illuminated shall indicate a fully charged
battery. And all three segments
not illuminated shall indicate a run down battery, the battery indicator blinks when less than 20% battery life remains.
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LCD display
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Using player
Getting Started
1Unpack
Make sure your player includes the following accessories:
• DAV398 Ultra Slim CD/MP3/WMA Player •Line Remote control with LCD •Carrying case
• Earphone •Quick Start Guide •1 Manual CD
•Adapter •Warranty Card •2 Gum type Rechargeable Batteries
2Power supply
1Press the OPEN button to release the latch and lift the top of the DAV398 player.
2Remove the battery compartment cover on the inside of the DAV398.
3Insert the two supplied Gum rechargeable batteries. Ensure the batteries are inserted properly by matching the + and–
symbols on the battery
with the symbols on the DAV398.
4Replace the battery compartment cover.
5Plug the supplied Adapter into DC IN Jack on the side of DAV398 and into a power outlet.
Notice:
lOnce the power adapter is connected, the player will switch to use the DC power input instead of using batteries power.
lNon-
rechargeable batteries are forbidden to use with the power adapter! Make sure the batteries are rechargeable batteries
before use with the adapter.
lThe adapter starts to recharge the batteries when the player is turned off.
lIt is strongly recommended to disconnect the adapter after the batteries are fully recharged.
l
Only use the supplied power adapter, other types of power adapter may damage the unit, if they are not compatible with the
player.
3Connections
1. Connect the supplied earphones to the EARPHONE jack on the side of the player.
2. If you are using the Remote Control, plug the earphone into the Remote Control and then plug the Remote Control into the Earphone/
Remote
Control Jack on the side of player.
Using player
Getting started
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2Play Music
1Press and hold the Play/Pause 44 ;; button to turn on the player and begin playback.
NOTE: There will be a short delay while the player loads your music tracks and track information
2Press the Stop button to stop playback. Press and hold Stop for 1.5 seconds to turn off the player.
NOTE: If the player displays‘Lock’ and power off automatically when you press the Play/Pause 44 ;;
button, check the
HOLD switch on the player and on the line remote to make sure the switch is released.
Using player
Playing music
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Playing Music
1Insert Disc
1Slide the Open button to release the latch, and open the player cover.
2Remove the cardboard insert.
3Insert a CD-DA or MP3/WMA CD into the player, label side up.
4Close the player cover.
NOTE: The NAPA Player can play CDs with the following logos:

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Function
General Function
lPLAYING DISC
CD-DACDROMMP3/WMAMULTI SESSION DISCCDRCDRWWMAMP3CDDA with ESP
lPLAYING FILE
DAV398 supports VBR encoding rates from 32 to 320kbps per MP3/WMA track, Sampling at 32khz 44.1khz or 48khz
lESP CONTROL
Provide Electronic Shock Protection for CD-DAMP3WMA disc
NO ESP plays without ESP function for CD-DA disc
CD-DA ESP ESP time is about 120 seconds
MP3 ESP ESP time is about 480 seconds
WMA ESP ESP time is about 960 seconds
lDIRECTORY LEVEL
8 levels of directory/album for MP3/WMA CD (based on
ISO 9660) can be recognized. However, total playable files and directories are
limited up to 630. In case of 20 directories in total, the number of files can be saved would be up to 610.
lPOWER SAVING
Provide several stand-by mode for power saving
POWER OFF All systems power is off
Auto off (after 60 seconds in the STOP mode)
Auto off (after 60 seconds in the OPEN mode)
Power off by pressing the STOP key
PLAY READY If buffer memory is full, all servomotors will stop.
lVOLUME CONTROL
Press the Volume up or down key to adjust the volume level, which is controlled in digital level with 0 to 32 levels.
Function
General Function
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Advanced Function
Setup Mode
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Advanced Function
Setup Menus
User can setup the player in following:
Navigation Repeat mode EQualizer Resume Skip mode CD ESP (FOR CD ONLY) Beep Defaults
1To setup the player, press the Mode/CD-FM
button to put the NAPA player into Setup main menu. The first setup item will
display with an arrow 4next to it.
2Press the Next button and Previous button to cycle through the setup items. The arrow àà will move from item to item.
3Press the Play/Pause button to select a setup item and display itsoptions. The first option displays with an arrow àà
next
to it.
4Press the NEXT button and Previous button to cycle through the options. The arrow àà will move from option to op
tion.
5If the option is you want, press the Play/Pause button to save the desired option, or wait for 15 seconds—
the player will
use the option and return to upper menu.
6In the whole CD mode, use Stop button to move up to upper menu until exit Setup main menu.

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Repeat mode
For CD of WMA/MP3, the Repeat mode sequence is as follows:
Repeat Off àà Repeat One àà Repeat All àà Repeat Dir àà Intro Play àà
Random àà Random All àà Random Dir àà Repeat Off
For CD-DA, the Repeat mode sequence is as follows:
Repeat Off àà Repeat One àà Repeat All àà Intro Play àà Random àà
Random All àà Repeat Off
Repeat mode EQualizer Beep
Setup main menu
PLAY MUSIC
CD ESP Resume Skip Mode Defaults
Repeat mode
Repeat Off (default)
Repeat One
Repeat All
Repeat Dir (available to WMA/MP3 CD only)
Intro Play
Random
Random All
Random Dir (available to WMA/MP3 CD only)
EQualizer
Normal (default)
Classic
POP
Jazz
Rock
X-Bass
User
Resume
Resume On (default)
Resume Off
Skip Mode (WMA/MP3 ONLY)
File Skip (default)
Album Skip
CD ESP (CD ONLY)
ESP On (default)
ESP Off
Beep
Beep On (default)
Beep Off
Defaults
Reset
Cancel (default)
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Function
Advanced Function
10
Press MODE/CD-FM button
Navigation
Navigation
[Folder]
[Play list]

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Explanations:
lNormal (Repeat Off): Repeat mode is not operating.
lRepeat One (Repeat One ): Current track is played repeatedly.
lRepeat All (Repeat All ): All tracks are played repeatedly.
lRepeat One Directory (Repeat Dir ): Current directory/album is played repeatedly (available to
WMA/MP3 CD only).
lIntro Play (Intro Play ): Each track on the disc is played for the first 10 seconds only.
lRandom (Random ): All tracks are played without sequence, and after all the tracks on the disc are
played, the player will stop automatically.
lRandom Repeat All (Random All ): All tracks are played without sequence repeatedly.
lRandom Repeat Directory (Random Dir ): All tracks of a directory/album are played without sequence repeatedly (available
to WMA/MP3 CD only).
CD ESP (CD-DA only)
When the CD ESP is turned on, you can see is displayed on the LCD. This ESP function is solely for audio CD (CD-DA) only.
On the contrary, the ESP function for WMA/MP3 is automatically activated whenever DAV398is used for playing WMA/MP3 disc.
ESP On àà ESP Off àà ESP On
Equalizer (EQ)
This feature controls audio equalizer, control procedure is as follows:
NORMAL àà CLASSIC àà POP àà JAZZ àà ROCK àà X-Bassàà Useràà NORMAL
The EQ menu allows you to choose either an EQ Preset or create a User setting by adjusting the Bass andTreble. Whenever audio equalizer is operating,
will be displayed on the LCD.
In User submenu:
Use the Next button to increase and use the Previous button to decrease the Treble/Bass value.
Use the Play/Pause button to cycle through the option values.
Use the Stop button to move up to upper menu until exit menu mode.
SKIP mode (MP3/WMA only)
DAV398 supports two kinds of file search mode to search a file quickly.
File Skipàà Album Skip àà File Skip
The following steps serve as example to search a file:
DIR
INTR
RDM
DIR
RDM
ESP
EQ
Function
Advanced Function 11
RDM

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Skip mode
Function
Advanced Function 12
File skip
1. While DAV398 is playing WMA/MP3 CD,pressMode/CD-FM button to enter the setup main menu
2. Press Next button or Previous button to move up/down to select Skip mode
3. Press Play/Pause button to enter skip mode.
4. Press Next button or Previous button to select File skip.
5. Press Play/Pause button to confirm.
Then the player will use File skip mode. In CD mode, the unit will skip to next/previous track when Next/Previous
button
is pressed.
File skip Mode
Album Skip Mode
MP3
Track 01 . mp3
FILE
01
00
1
00 : 00
Playing Type
Album No. Track No. Elapsed Time File Name/ID3 Tag Info
File Skip
NEXT
MP3
Track 0
2 . mp3
FILE
01
00
2
00 : 00
Album No. Track No. Elapsed Time File Name/ID3 Tag Info
Playing Type File Skip
MP3
NEXT Track 01
.
mp301
001
00:00
Playing Type
Album No.
EEllaappsseeddTTiimm
ee
TTrraacckkNNoo
File Name/ID3 Tag Info
Track 10
.
mp302
001
00:00
Playing Type
Album No.
EEllaappsseeddTTiimmeeTTrraacckkNNoo
File Name/ID3 Tag Info
Album skip
1. While DAV398 is playing WMA/MP3 CD,press Mode/CD-FM button to enter the setup main menu
2. Press Next button or Previous button to move up/down to select Skip mode
3. Press Play/Pause button to enter skip mode.
4. Press Next button or Previous button to select Album skip.
5. Press Play/Pause button to confirm.
Then the player will use album skip mode. In CD mode, theunit will skip to next/previous directory whenNext/Previous
button is pressed.
MP3

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Navigation
When a non-CD-DA disk
is placed in the unit, a search shall automatically be done to locate all the play lists (.m3u files) that exist
on the CD. Selecting the Play List in the menu shall display all the available play lists and shall allow navigation through them. The
metho
d of navigation shall be identical to that of navigating directories and tracks. That is to say, the music in the list will be treated
as in one folder named by the .M3U filename.
Folder Mode
The user shall use the PLAY/PAUSE, NEXT, PREVIOUS, STOP AND MODE/CD-FM
KEYS TO Navigate within directories
or play lists.
1. Press Mode/CD-FM button.
2. Press Next button or Previous button for several times to move to Navigation submenu.Press Play/Pause button to enter.
3. Press Next button or Previous button for several times to move to Folder .
4. Press Play/Pause button to enter the Folder submenu.
5. Press the Previous button to move down the list of directories or play lists
6. Press the Next button to move up the list of directories or play lists.
7. Press the Play/Pause button to select a directory or play list to navigate.
8. The unit then plays the selected directory/folder or play list.
Navigation
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PlayList Mode
In PlayList menu, using all two lines of the display shall show the playlists on the CD. Directory names and playlist
names shall be enclosed in brackets ( [ ] ). The playlist is the .M3U file that is the play sequence for the music on
the disc.
Displays the .M3U file name as following.
PlayList
[Hot Mix]
MP3 FILE [Hot Mix]
[
Jackson
]
MP3 FILE [Hot Mix]
[
Jackson
]
MP3 FILE History-Artist:
12 082 00:01
MP3
Press Play to select
Function
Advanced Function
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Beep
This feature allows you to set whether or not an audible beep is heard when buttons are pressed and at
what volume level that beep is heard. The options are:
Beep on ----- Turns on the beep feature.
Beep off ----- Turns off the beep feature.
Resume
Resume on ----- The player returns to the same song it was playing when it was powered off or switched t
o FM Tuner
Mode.
Resume off ----- The player begins playing the CD at the first song when it is powered back on or switched form FM
Turner
to CD mode.
Defaults
This feature returns all settings back to their factory defaults. The options are:
Reset ----- Displays a confirmation screen (see right). No is Default.
Cancel ----- Changes nothing.
No
Yes
Function
Advanced Function
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FM Mode
FM 102.7MHz
[P01] ST
Func
tion
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FM Mode
FM Tuner Mode
1 Press and hold the MODE/CD-FM button to enter FM tuner Mode.
The display switches to FM Tuner Mode, indicating the frequency at which it is currently tuned.
2 Press Play/Pause button to tune to next preset; Press Stop button to tune to previous preset.
3 Press Next button to scan forward or the Previous button to scan back through the FM frequencies until you find one you like.
Setting Presets
1Press and hold the Play/Pause button to enter Preset Program mode.
The preset number will flash.
2Press Next button and Previous button to cycle through the preset Numbers (P 01-10).
3Press Play/Pause button to assign the current FM frequency to the displayed Preset Number.
4Press Stop button to return to FM Tuner Mode.
Using Presets
1Press MODE/CD-FM button to enter FM menu.
2Press Next button or Previous button to move up/down to select Navigation.
3Press Play/Pause button to enter Preset Navigation Mode.
4Press Next button to move down the preset list. Press Previous button to move up the preset list.
5Press Play/Pause button to select a preset and return to FM Tuner Mode.
The player tunes to that selected frequency.
Re-Preset
1Press MODE/CD-FM button to enter FM menu.
2Press Next button or Previous button to move up/down to select Re-preset.
3Press Play/Pause button to enter Preset Navigation Mode.
The player will scan through the entire FM frequency range and renew all 10 presets automatically.
[P01] 102.7MHz
[P02] 103.6MHz
FM 102.7MHz
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Track No. (000 and/or 00) will be flashing and waiting for your input.
3Press Next orPrevious button to scroll to your desired track No., and press Mode/CD-FM button to
confirm with the track selected. Program Count would jump to P-002,P-003…P-032and so on.
4Repeat Step 3 until program memory becomes full, that is, when program count reaches P-032.
5When you finished the program input, press Play/Pause button to programmable playback.
6Press Stop
button to cease the programmable playback. The play list is still in the system memory. If you
want to play the list, press Mode/CD-FM and press Play/Pause button.
7To create a brand new play list, pressMode/CD-FM and pressStop button. The memo
ry will be cleared.
Then Repeat Step 1 to Step 5.
Program Playback
Function
Advanced Function
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Programmable Playback
The NAPA DAV398 supports programmable playback
. The feature allows you to program up to 32 tracks, makes
it perfect to customize the playback sequence, in accord to your personal preference. However, please note that
program feature only starts to function when the play is not in playback status.
Programming a MP3/WMA/CD-DA disc
1 Press Stop button once to cease the playback, the LCD displays the information as following
2Press Mode/CD-FM button, the LCD displays as following
Album [001]
Files [032]
MP3
FILE
CD Audio
ESP 05 17:40
CD ESP
WMA/MP3 CD-DA
I LOVE NAPA
01 000 P-001
MP3
FILE
CD Audio
ESP 00 P-001
CD ESP
WMA/MP3 CD-DA
Track No.Directory No.

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Others
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What type of CDs can I play with the NAPA DAV398?
You can play CDs that have MP3/WMA music files or you can play regular CD audio music discs.
2. Can I mix CD audio with MP3/WMA files?
No. You can play either CD discs or CDs that have MP3/WMA music files. They cannot be mixed together.
3. Can I playback CD-R and/or CD-RW discs?
Yes. You can playback CD-R and/or CD-RW discs. The Multi-Session format is supported, so you can add tracks onto the CD-
R or
CD-RW.
4. Where is the Battery indicator on my DAV398?
The battery indicator on the DAV398 is located in the top-
right corner of the display. The segments in the battery icon show the
remaining battery power. All three segm
ents illuminated = a fully charged battery. Segments not illuminated = a run down battery.
5. What kind of skip protection is there on the NAPA DAV398?
The DAV398 uses Electronic Shock Protection to help prevent skipping during playback. When playing MP3/WMA
files, you get up to
480/960 seconds of skip protection. When playing Audio CDs, you have the option of up to 120 seconds of skip protection.
6. How does E.S.P (skip protection) work?
When the player first starts, a buffer is filled with the track data. Th
e CD stops spinning as the tracks play out of memory, which helps
conserve battery life. When about 30 seconds of time remain =in the buffer, the CD will again spin up and refill the buffer. Note that
during this time, if the DAV398 is jarred so that the buffer cannot be filled –for example, when jogging or riding a bicycle-
then the
player may begin to skip. You will need to let the buffer fill in order to have Skip—free performance.
7. What kind of batteries can I use with my DAV398?
The unit can use 2 Gum type Rechargeable Batteries (supplied).
8. How much playtime can I get from 2 Gum rechargeable batteries?
Playtime varies with battery type and music content. However, as a guideline the following applies: MP3/WMA has up to 1
1 hours of
music playtime. Audio CDs will have up to 6 hours of playtime with ESP on and 8 hours with ESP off.
Others
FAQ
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Troubleshooting
10
Others
Trouble shooting 18
Symptom Check point Treatment
Power cannot be
turned on Hold Key Make sure the Hold key is set to OFF.
Batteries
Are the batteries inserted correctly? Insert batteries
Are the batteries exhausted? Replace batteries
Mains adapter
Loose connection? Connect the adapter securely
Is the mains adapter connected
properly? Connect the mains adapter properly.
Playback is
impossible or
stops during
playback CD
Is the disc cover closed properly? Close the disc cover tightly
Is the unit in the HOLD mode? Deactivate HOLD
Is there condensation on the lens? Wait until the lens has cleared
Is the CD inserted properly? Place the CD with the label side up
Is the CD scratched or damaged? Try another CD
No sound or poor
sound quality Are connection plugs inserted properly? Check all connections
Is the volume set too low? Adjust the volume
Is the headphone plug dirty? Clean the headphone plug
Is the unit located near strong
magnetic fields? Move the set away from strong magnetized fields