Panasonic RX-DT690 User manual

Panasonic’
Portable
Stereo
Component
CD
System
RX-DT690
Operating
Instructions
Before
connecting,
operating
or
adjusting
this
product,
SOMPACT
please
read
these
instructions
completely.
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Thank you for purchasing this product.
For
optimum
performance
and
safety,
please
read
these
operating
instructions carefully.
WARNING:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
ELEC-
TRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLI-
ANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION!
THIS
PRODUCT
UTILIZES
A
LASER,
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTMENTS
OR
PER-
FORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
DO
NOT
OPEN
GOVERS
AND
DO
NOT
REPAIR
YOUR-
SELF.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL.
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
(Inside of product)
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Conceming
the
Remote
Control
Locations of Controls ..
Common Operations
Setting the Clock ..
SON ON Www
Operations
Programming
Broadcast
Stations
Listening
to
Radio
Broadcasts
Listening
to
CD...
Listening
to
Tapes
Recording
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Recording
Radio
Broadcasts
Recording CD uu... see.
Recording Tape to Tape
Recording
through
the
Microphone
.
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Timer
-_——
ee
Using
the
Play
Timer
.
Using
the
Record
Time:
Using
the
Sleep
Timer
Function
General
Information
Quick
Reference
of
Remote
Contro!
Operations
Troubleshooting
Guide
Maintenance
....
.
34
Concerning
Compact
Discs
35
Concerning
Cassette
Tapes
..
35
Technical
Specifications
....

®
If
the
set
is
not
used
for
a
long
period
of
time
or
Is
used
only
from
an
AC
power
source,
remove
all
the
batteries
to
prevent
potential
damage
due
to
possible
battery
leakage.
*
Avoid
using
or
placing
this
unit
near
sources
of
heat.
Do
not
leave
if
in
an
automobile
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
for
a
jong
time
with
the
doors
and
windows
closed
as
this
may
deform
the
cabinet.
Avoid
cuts,
scratches,
or
poor
connections
in
the
AC
power
cord,
as
they
may
result
in
possible
fire
or
electric
shock
hazard.
Also,
excessive
bending,
pulling
or
Splicing
of
the
cord
should
be
avoided.
®
Do
not
unpiug
the
AC
power
cord
by
pulling
on
the
cord.
To
do
so
may
cause
premature
failure
or
shock
hazard,
®
Do
not
operate
the
set
on
AC
Power
in
a
bathroom,
as
a
potential
shock
hazard
may
result.
®When
not
in
use,
disconnect
the
AC
power
cord
from
the
household
AC
outiet.
uppli
Thee
Please
check
and
identify
the
supplied
acces-
sories.
Remote contro! transmitter
(EUR643820)
To
operate
on
AC
power
Connect
the
included
AC
Power
cord
to
the
AC
IN~
socket
of
this
unit
and
your
household
AC
outlet.
Household
AC outlet
(AC 230-240 V)
AC power cord
(included)
To
operate
on
dry
cell
battery
power
When
using
the
memory
back-up
batteries
(see
the
next
Page),
insert
them
first.
Please
read
“Use
of
batteries”
on
page
6.
Battery
installation
Unplug
the
AC
power
cord
from
the
household
AC
outlet
and
the
AC
IN~
socket
of
the
unit.
Open
the
compartment
for
the
batteries
and
insert
ten
R20/LR20
{UM-1,
not
included)
batteries
into
the
battery
compartment.
Making
Sure
that
the
batteries
are
installed
in
the
designated
numerical
order
and
that
the
proper
polarities
are
maintained,
©
Batteries
installed
with
incorrect
polarities
may
leak
and
damage
this
unit.
*Do
not
mix
batteries
(old
and
new)
or
types
(manganese
and
alkaline,
etc.).
®
If
the
unit
is
not
used
fora
long
period
of
time
or
is
used
only
from
an
AC
power
source,
remove
the
batteries
to
Prevent
potential
damage
from
possible
battery
leakage.

Battery life
When
the
batteries
are
worn,
“STANDBY”
indicator
goes
off
(or
dims)
during
play,
or
the
indication
on
the
display
panel
flashes.
In
this
cases,
replace
all
the
batteries
with
new
ones.
STANDBY© indicator
Battery removal
Remove
as
shown
in
the
figure
below.
Bottom of the
unit
Insert
your
finger
into
the
opening
and
push
the
batteries
out.
Car
Battery
Operation
1.
Insert
the
piug
of
the
car
battery
cord
into
the
DC
IN
Jack.
2.
Plug
the
other
end
into
the
cigarette
lighter
socket
in
your
car,
Upon
plugging
the
car
battery
cord
into
the
DC
IN
Jack,
the
unit
will
automatically
switch
from
internal
battery
to
car
battery
operation.
@ DCINi32V
(12-15 V)
o-3-8
Car Battery Cord
Cigarette
(not included)
lighter
socket
Memory
back-up
batteries
in
the
event
of
a
power
failure,
or
if
the
AC
power
cord
is
disconnected
from
the
household
AC
Power
outlet
(during
AC
operation),
or
should
the
batteries
fail,
the
memory
back-up
batteries
will
preserve
the
preset
Memory
and
the
timer
functions
of
this
unit.
Please
read
“Use
of
batteries”
on
page
6.
Battery
installation
eee
insert
four
R6/LR6
(UM-3
or
equivalent,
not
included)
batteries
into
the
battery
compartment,
making
sure
that
the
batteries
are
installed
in
the
designated
numerical
order
that
the
proper
Polarities
are
maintained.
Battery
removal
ees
Press
the
©
side
of
the
battery
No.
4.
Battery life
ee
The
lite
of
the
memory
back-up
batteries
is
about
one
year.
©
The
life
of
the
memory
back-up
batteries
can
be
prolonged
by
keeping
the
AC
power
cord
Plugged
in
the
household
power
outlet
at
ail
times.
®
When
disconnecting
the
AC
power
cord,
switch
off
the
power
first
using
the
power
button.
©
The
life
of
the
memory
back-up
batteries
is
reduced
if
the
AC
Power
cord
is
disconnected
from
a
household
AC
outlet
with
the
Power
still
supplied.
®
While
exchanging
the
memory
back-up
batteries,
be
sure
to
connect
the
AC
power
cerd both
to
the
unit
and
to
the
household
AC
outlet.

This
unit
can
be
used
as
a
one-piece
portable
stereo
system
or
a
three-piece
component
system,
by
attaching
or
detaching
the
speaker
system.
Before
attaching
or
detaching
the
Speakers,
be
sure
to
disconnect
the
speaker
cables
from
the
speaker
terminals.
Be
sure
to
press
[POWER]
to
turn
the
unit
off
before
connecting
or
disconnecting
the
speaker
cables.
Attaching
the
speakers
1.
Align
the
speaker
with
the
main
unit
as
shown
In
the
figure,
interlock
the
grooves
and
press
down.
2.
Connect
the
coloured
speaker
cables
to
the
same
coloured
terminals.
3.
When
using
the
unit
with
the
speakers
attached,
wind
the
speaker
cables
as
shown.
Since
a
strong
magnet
is
used
for
the
speaker,
keep
magnetized
*
commuter
Passes,
tickets
or
personal
credit
cards,
recorded
tapes,
watches,
etc.
away
from
the
speaker.
The
speaker
magnet
in
the
speaker
may
damage
them.
Detaching
the
speakers
Speaker
Release
Lever
1.
Unlock
the
speaker
release
levers
by
pulling
them
in
the
direction
shown
above,
and
slide
each
speaker
up.
2.
Connect
the
speaker
cables
to
the
speaker
terminals.

Battery installation
Insert
two
ROS
(UM-4,
not
included)
batteries
as
shown
below.
Insert the batteries in
the correct polarities (@, ©).
To
remove
the
batteries,
pull
out
the
@
side.
Use of batteries
®
Do
not
mix
old
and
new
batteries,
or
batteries
of
different
types
(manganese
with
alkaline,
etc.),
©
Always
remove
old,
weak
or
worn-out
batteries
promptly
and
dispose
of
them
properly.
©
Never
subject
batteries
to
excessive
heat
or
flame;
do
not
attempt
to
disassemble
them;
and
be
sure
they
are
not
short-circuited.
©
If
the
unit
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
tong
period
of
time,
remove
the
batteries
and
store
them
in
a
cool,
dark
place,
©
lf
a
battery
leaks,
remove
ail
batteries
and
dispose
of
them
properly.
®
Thoroughly
clean
the
battery
compartment
before
inserting
new
batteries.
©
If
the
electrolyte
comes
into
contact
with
skin
or
clothes,
flush
with
water
immediately.
®
Keep
batteries
out
of
reach
of
children.
®
Do
not
use
rechargeable
(nickel-cadmium)
type
batteries.
®
Do
not
attempt
to
recharge
alkaline
or
Manganese
batteries.
SS
Remote
control
unit’s
operation
range
Remote
Control
Signal
Sensor
(REMOTE
SENSOR)
Transmission window
Face
about
7
meters
in
front
of
the
sensor.
How
to
use
the
remote
control
unit
properly
©
Do
not
place
obstacles
between
the
remote
control
signal
sensor
and
remote
control
unit.
®
Do
not
expose
the
remote
control
signal
sensor
to
direct
sunlight
or
to
the
bright
light
of
an
invertor
fluorescent
light.
©
Take
care
by
keeping
the
remote
control
signal
sensor
and
the
transmission
window
free
from
dust.
To
prevent
malfunctioning
of
the
remote
control
unit:
©
Do
not
disassemble
or
reconstruct
the
unit.
*
Do
not
place
heavy
objects
on
top
of
it.
®
Do
not
leave
it
where
it
will
be
exposed
to
direct
sunlight.
®
Do
not
spill
beverages
or
other
liquids
over
it.
Battery life
The
battery
life
is
about
one
year.
Although
the
battery
life
varies
depending
on
how
often
the
device
is
used,
the
batteries
should
be
replaced
about
once
every
year
on
the
average.
The
batteries
should
be
replaced
if
commands
from
the
remote
Control
transmitter
do
not
operate
the
unit
even
when
transmitter
is
held
close
to
the
front
panel.

Basic controls
No.
ee
Name
R
_
OY
pg’
@
Speakers
(Tweeter)
®
®
@
®
©
@
®
®
Bass reflex ports
Speakers (Squawker)
ef. page
Speakers (Woofer)
Power
“STANDBY
(”
switch
([POWER]
STANDBY
©)
Press
to
switch
the
unit
from
on
to
standby
mode
or
vice
versa.
In
standby
mode,
the
unit
is
still
consuming
a
smait
amount
of
power.
STANDBY
Indicator
(STANDBY
©)
When
the
unit
Is
connected
to
the
AC
mains
supply,
this
Indicator
lights
up
in
standby
mode
and
goes
out
when
the
unit
is
turned
on.
Display panel
Remote
control
signal
sensor
(REMOTE
SENSOR)
Volume
control
knob
(VOLUME)
10
Time search buttons
(-/TUNING/TIME
SEARCH/+)
Timer
set
button
(TIMER)
FM
mode/beat
proof
button
(FM
MODE/B.P)
11
13, 21
No.
Name
Ref.
page
@®
Time
check
button
(TIME
CHECK)
11,
28
@
Memory/time
adjust
button
(MEMORY/ADJUST)
11
®
Sleep
timer
button
(SLEEP)
30
Headphones
jack
(PHONES)
10
@
Mixing
microphone
jack
(MIX.MIC)
25
Super
extra
bass
system
control
(S-XBS
LEVEL)
10
Graphic
equalizer
controls
(GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER)
10
@
Balance
control
(BALANCE)
10
Tuner controls
No.
Name
Ref.
page
@
Band
selector
button
((GAND
)
12
@)
Preset
tuning
button
(A)
PRESET
TUNING
(Y))
13
@ Tuning buttons
(-/TUNING/TIME
SEARCH/+)
12

CD controls
No.
Name
Ref.
page
@
CD
lid
14
@5)
Play/pause
button
((>/I))
14
@)
Stop/clear
button
(@/CLEAR))
14
@
Skip/search
buttons
(<4,
PP)
15,
17
CD
lid
open
button
(4)
14
@
Easy
CD
recording
button
(EASY CD REC) 22
Deck controls
No.
Name
Ref.
page
Deck
1
cassette
holder
(DECK
1)
18
@
Deck
1
cassette
eject
button
(@)
18
@)
Edit
recording
button
(TAPE
EDIT)
24
@)
Reverse
mode
select
button
(REVERSE
MODE)
18
@
Counter
reset
button
(COUNTER
RESET)
18
@®)
Deck
1
or
Deck
2
selector
button
(DECK
SELECT
1/2)
19
Fast-forward/rewind/tape program
sensor
(TPS)
([TPS]
<<,
>>
[TPS])
20
@
Reverse-side
playback
button
(REV@))
18
Forward-side
playback
button
(FWD(>))
18
@
Stop
button
(STOP
(a)
18
@
Deck
2
cassette
holder
(DECK
2)
19
@
Deck
2
cassette
eject
button
(©)
19
@
Record
pause
button
(em)
21
a
ee
eee
RE

Rear panel controls
No. Name
Ref. page
@
Speaker
cable
compartments
@
Speaker
release
levers
(RELEASE)
@ Handle
@® Speaker terminals
@ Telescopic antenna
@) Memory back-up battery
compartment cover
DC input jack (DC IN 13.2V)
@) AC socket (AC IN-~)
i) Battery compartment cover
5
5
@ Speaker cables
Turning
the
unit
ON/OFF
stanpey®
«TT
turn
the
unit
ON:
no.
Press
i
The
backlight
of
the
display
comes
on.
To turn the unlit OFF:
Press [POWER]. '
When
using
an
AC
power,
the
unit
is
turned
to
standby
mode.
(STANDBY
indicator
lights)
Easy Listening
{Only
when
a
household
AC
outlet
is
used
for
this
unit)
When
a
CD
or
tape
is
inserted,
you
can
start
play
directly
by
Pressing
a
single
button
(even
in
the
unit
off
mode).
Listening to Radio
BAND
Press
or
PRESET
TUNING.
Listening to CDs
Cn]
Press
.
®S
For your reference
®
You
can
play
directly
by
pressing
the
same
button
on
the
remote
control
transmitter.
©
Even
when
the
unit
is
being
powered
by
batteries,
you
can
start
Play
directly
by
pressing
the
single
button
(mentioned
above)
after
turning
on
the
unit.

VOLUME
S-XBS LEVEL
Adjusting
the
volume
VOLUME
DOWN O uP
Adiuctno
tho
aa
Adjusting
the
super
extra
bass
(S-XBS)
OE
EAT
BASS
(9°
KES)
©
S-XBS
LEVEL
Turn
S-XBS
LEVEL
to
adjust
tts,
the
extra
bass
to
the
desired
Turn
VOLUME
to
adjust
the
volume
to
the
desired
level.
Turn
it
clockwise
to
increase
the
volume.
Turn
it
counter
clockwise
to
decrease
the
volume.
«
°
level.
: :
Turn
it
clockwise
to
increase
the
extra
M
‘
bass.
‘J
Turn
it
counter
clockwise
to
reduce
the
MIN
MAX
extra
bass.
Adjusting
the
graphic
equalizer
control
2
eet
equanizer
controt
—
Adjust
the
graphic
equalizer
controls
to
the
desired
settings.
Adjusting
the
balance
control
Adjust
the
balance
of
sound
L
heard
from
the
left
and
right.
Tictonine
thn
Listening
through
headphones
(not
included)
Qroe
Turn
down
the
volume
and
connect
the
headphones
to
the
PHONES
jack.
Plug
type:
Stereo
mini
(plug
type:
mini)
Avoid
listening
for
Prolonged
periods
of
time
to
prevent
hearing
damage.

Displaying
the
present
time
or
the
tape
counter
DISPLAY
CO
This
operation
comes
in
handy
to
check
the
present
time
during
play
or
to
check
the
tape
counter
during
recording.
{Available
only
from
the
remote
control)
Press DISPLAY,
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
display
will
change
as
follows:
DISPLAY
Example:
When
DISPLAY
is
pressed
during
CD
play;
1. The play status
is indicated.
2. The present
time is
indicated.
3. Tape counter
display
is
Lui
H
aH
Hy
indicated,
”"
Jigeasiotsiasy
“.---"
appears
for
the
tape
counter
display
when
no
tape
has
been
loaded.
The
clock
has
a
24-hour
display.
You
can
set
the
clock
even
in
the
unit
off
mode
(only
when
using
AC
power).
34
Example:
Setting
the
clock
to
16:20;
Preparation:
Press
[POWERI.
1
TIME
CHECK
Press
TIME
CHECK
to
display
the
present
time.
Timer
ON/OFF
times
|
is
Original
display
+
Present
time
(The
display
changes
each
time
the
button
is
pressed.)
MEMORY/ADJUST
Press
-/TUNING/TIME
SEARCH/+
to
display
the
hour
(16).
3 ~ATUNING/TIME SEARCH/+
MEMORY/ADJUST
SEARCH/+
to
display
the
minute
(20).
MEMORY/ADJUST
Press
MEMORY/ADJUST.
(The
clock
now
starts
operating,
and
the
display
returns
to
its
original
status.)
Ws

eS
Once
broadcast
stations
have
been
Programmed,
they
can
easily
be
tuned
in
at
the
touch
of
a
button
on
the
unit
or
on
the
remote
control.
Up
to
ten
FM
and
AM
stations
each
can
be
programmed.
Lk SAN
=
Press
BAND
to
display
“FM”.
M — FM
WH
ra
mar
(The
display
changes
each
time
the
button
is
pressed.)
2
{TUNINGMME
SeaRCH:
Press
—/TUNING/TIME
SEARCH/+
to
select
the
station.
FM
stations
can
be
selected
auto-
matically
(see
the
right).
3 MEMORY/ADJUST
4
STUNINGTIME
SEARCH,
Press
-/TUNING/TIME
SEARCH/+
to
display
the
preset
channel
in
which
the
station
Is
to
be
programmed.
While
is
flashing,
press
MEMORY/ADJUST.
5 MEMORYIADJUST
6
Repeat
steps
2
to
5
to
pro-
gram
the
other
stations.
Selecting
FM
stations
automatically:
Keep
pressing
-/TUNING/TIME
SEARCH/+
until
the
frequency
display
starts
to
change.
A
station
with
good
reception
is
automatically
selected
and
the
selection
process
then
stops.
To
stop
the
selection
at
any
time:
Press
-/TUNING/TIME
SEARCH/+
again.
The
selection
may
stop
without
tuning
into
any
station
if
there
is
interference
in
the
vicinity.
In
such
a
case,
tap
~/TUNING/TIME
SEARCH/+
until
a
station’s
frequency
is
picked
up.
Programming
AM
stations:
1.
Press
BAND
in
step
1
to
display
AM.
2.
Perform
steps
2
to
5.

Preset tuning
eee
Make
sure
you
have
completed
the
Procedure
for
“Programming
Broadcast
Stations”
(See
page
12.)
beforehand.
To
listen
to
a
station
without
Programming
it
first,
refer
to
“Listening
to
broadcast
stations
which
have
not
been
Programmed”
(See
page
14).
FM MODE/B.P
or “AM”.
Wy
ram
FM
(The
display
changes
each
time
the
button
is
pressed.)
Press
to display “FM”
Press
PRESET
TUNING
to
select
the
preset
channel.
The
station
is
changed
each
time
the
button
Is
pressed.
PRESET
TUNING
For
better
reception
When
there
is
too
much
interference
during
a
FM
stereo
broadcast
ees
(Available
only
from
main
unit)
Reduce
the
interference
by
setting
the
sound
to
monaural.
FW
MODE.P
Press
FM
MODE/B.P.
Lights.
To
return
to
stereo
reception,
repeat
the
same
procedure
and
turn
Off
the
display.
The
usizize)
display
will
not
light
in
the
monaural
mode
even
when
a
stereo
broadcast
is
recsived.
Adjusting
the
antenna
for
better
reception
FM
Puil
out
the
telescopic
antenna
and
adjust
its
length
and
angle
for
optimum reception.
AM
Turn
the
unit
in
the
direction
which
gives
the
best
results.
It°

ening
to
Radio
Broadcasts
Listening
to
broadcast
stations
which
have
not
been
programmed
(Manual
tuning)
eae
hE
TUNING)
1
[BAND
Press
to
display
“FM”
or “AM”,
SS
TAM
FM
5
(The
display
changes
each
time
the
button is pressed.)
2
to
tune
in
the
broadcast
station.
“TUNING/TIME
SEARCH
Press
this
to
increase
the
broadcast
frequency.
TUNINGITIME
SEARCH
=
Press
this
to
decrease
the
broadcast
frequency,
FM
stations
can
be
selected
auto-
matically
(see
page
12.)
Lights
when
an
FM
stereo
Program
is
picked
up.
Lights when a station is
tuned in properly
Pressing
(BAND)
on
the
main
unit
or
remote
control
will
auto-
matically
tum
the
unit
on
and
receive
the
broadcast
which
was
Previously
tuned
(only
when
AC
power
is
supplied).
Frequency display steps:
The
frequency
display
changes
in
the
following
steps:
FM:
100
kHz
steps
AM: 9 kHz steps
Press
;
“NO
DISC”
appears
on
the
display,
Press
4
to
open
the
CD
lid,
in-
sert
the
CD
then
close
the
lid.
1
to
the
last
track,
after
which
it
will
stop
automatically.
Press
(>/I))
to
start
play.
3
Sk]
Play
now
starts
in
sequence
from
track
TRETEATD wn
The
track
currently
playing
Elapsed
play
time
of
track
in
play
To stop play:
Press
(CLEA,
To
stop
play
temporarily:
Press
(iD).
The
elapsed
play
time
indication
flashes.
To resume play:
Press again.
Interference
may
affect
radio
or
TV
reception
when
CDs
are
played
close
to
a
radio
or
TV
set.
If
this
occurs,
place
the
unit
as
far
away
from
the
set
as
possible.
When
“[3]”
appears
on
the
display:
It
indicates
there
are
11
or
more
tracks
on
the
disc
at
the
playing
Position.

Selecting
and
listening
to
your
favourite
tracks
(Program
play)
SING
TINE
ira
RD
car
adit
1!
|
Up
to
36
tracks
can
be
programmed,
Esngsonic
When
a
track
has
been
Programmed
in
error:
{Available
only
from
the
remote
control)
I
|@CLEAR)
Press
@CLEAR).
Press
CANCEL
in
the
stop
mode,
R
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
track
programmed
last
is
cancelled,
2
aa
Press
4
or
PP!
to
select
To
clear
program
play:
[(wasesA)
Press
in
the
stop
mode.
®
Programmed track
Play sequence
Repeat
steps
2
an
4
select
tracks
5
and
7.
5
Press
to
start
play.
The
programmed
tracks
are
Played
in
the
programmed
sequence,
and
play
stops
automatically.

When
“FULL”
appears
on
the
display:
The
number
of
programmed
tracks
has
exceeded
36.
No
more
tracks
can
be
programmed.
When
“-:--”
appears
on
the
display:
The
total
play
time
of
the
programmed
tracks
has
exceeded
120
minutes.
However,
programming
and
play
are
still
possible,
Memory
retention
of
programmed
tracks:
The
contents
of
the
memory
will
be
retained
even
if
play
is
stopped
or
if
the
power
is
tumed
off
before
its
completion.
This
appears
when
tracks
have
been
Programmed
in
the
memory.
To
check
what
has
been
programmed:
Press
@<¢
or
PI
while
above
display
appears.
Each
time
this
button
is
pressed,
the
number
of
the
track
and
the
play
sequence
can
be
checked,
The
program
is
erased
in
the
following
circumstances:
©
When
&
has
been
pressed
to
open
the
CD
lid.
®
When
the
AC
power
cord
is
disconnected
or
the
batteries
are
removed
without
inserting
memory
back-up
batteries
beforehand.
REPEAT
To
repeat
tracks
(Repeat)
(Available
only
from
the
remote
control)
REPEAT
Before
play
or
during
play:
Press REPEAT.
To
cancel
repeat
play:
Press
REPEAT
again
to
turn
indicator
off.
For
your
reference:
©
In
program
play
(see
page
15),
the
unit
plays
only
the
programmed
tracks
in
the
programmed
sequence
repeatedly,
©
You
can
enjoy
the
same
track
over
and
over
by
programming
only
one
track,
©
When
program
play
is
cancelled,
the
repeat
mode
is
also
deleted.
Playing
selections
in
random
order
(Random
play)
(Available
onty
from
the
remote
control)
This
function
automatically
selects
a
sequence
of
tracks
to
be
Played
in
random
order.
Lights
All
the
tracks
are
played
at
random,
and
play
automatically
stops.
-oooooooor
To
cancel
random
play:
Press
@/CLEAR
to
turn
[RANDOM
indicator
off.
Random
piay
with
the
programmed
tracks
is
not
possible,

———
Starting
CD
play
from
a
desired
track
(Direct
play)
Ail
the
tracks
starting
from
the
track
selected
to
the
last
track,
are
Played
in
sequence,
and
play
automatically
stops.
Press
Pi
to
skip
ahead
to
the
start
of
the
next
track,
Press
4
to
skip
back
to
the
start
of
the
current
track.
By
repeating
this
operation,
you
can
skip
tracks
in
the
number
that
Corresponds
to
the
number
of
times
you
pressed
the
button.
In
random
play
(See
Page
16),
you
cannot
skip
to
the
beginning
of
the
track
that
has
been
already
played.
For
your
reference:
in
program
play
(see
Page
15),
you
can
skip
forward
and
backward
in
the
programmed
sequence,
To
search
forward
or
backward
8
ms)
For
your
reference:
During play:
Keep
pressing
PP
to
ad-
vance
the
disc
play
rapidly.
Keep
pressing
4
to
review
disc
play
rapidly.
Release
the
button
when
the
desired
Position
on
the
disc
is
reached.
During
program
play
(see
page
15)
and
random
play
(see
page
16),
search
will
only
take
place
within
the
track
in
play.
or

2
COUNTER
RESET
1
Press
STOP
(@®).
STOP
To
stop
play:
?
Press
STOP
Ca).
Ges}
To
rewind
or
fast
forward
the
[Ps]
Press
©
button,
insert
the
L=
|
of
>
|
tape
while
the
tape
Is
In
the
2
|e
|
tape
and
close
the
cassette
stop
mote:
holder.
Press
[TPS]
or
[TPS]
>.
)
"with
the
side
to
be
Played
facing
you.
CoE
To
reset
the
tape
counter
to
“900”:
Press
COUNTER
RESET.
Types
of
tape
which
can
be
used:
3
REVERSE
Press
REVERSE
MODE
to
MORE
select
the
reverse
mode
(see
right.)
Selecting
the
reverse
mode
Each
time
you
press
REVERSE
MODE,
one
of
the
indicators
will
light up.
FWD
Press
FWD
@
or
REV
&.
>
:
The
deck
plays
one
side
only,
and
then
stops
automatically.
4
Playback
now
starts.
zt>
:
The
deck
plays
both
sides
and
then
Stops
automatically.
While
B>
is
displayed,
the
forward
¢x>:
The
tape
plays
repeatly
until
the
STOP
®
is
pressed.
side
is
played
back.
When
you
load
tapes
into
both
decks;
sequential
playback
While
@
is
displayed,
the
reverse
will
be
made.
(See
page
19)
OR
side
is
played
back.
REV

Listening
to
two
tapes
consecutively
2
e
tapes
5
and
close
the
cassette
Ge
o
holders.
Ny)
:
-—
=
—,
2.
uu
Qo
LILILIL
=
REV
REVERSE
Press
REVERSE
MODE
to
MOD
set
the
<=>
mode.
To stop play:
eee 2.
ea
ILI
&
STOP
The
two
tapes
will
play
back
as
follows:
©
You
can
aiso
start
playback
from
a
position
other
than
the
forward
side
of
the
tape
in
deck
1.
Press
DECK
SELECT
1/2
and/or
the
opposite
playback button.
Forward
Reverse
Forward
Reverse
side
of
tape)
side
of
tape
side
of
tape
}
side
of
tape
in
deck
1
in
deck
1
in
deck
2
in
deck
2
Press
DECK
SELECT
1/2
to
select
DECK
1.
Press
FWD
(®)
or
REV
Ga)
button
to
start
playback.
Press
the
STOP
Gi
button.
TO

To
find
the
beginning
of
a
program
(TPS:
tape
program
sensor)
Press
or
>>
buttons
while
the
tape
is
playing.
If
the
forward
side
(
B>
)
is
playing:
>:
The
tape
will
play
from
the
beginning
of
the
next
tune.
“#«:
The
tape
will
rewind
to
the
beginning
of
the
present
tune.
Then
the
tune
will
be
play
again.
While
a
TPS
operation
is
taking
place,
the
tape
direction
indicator
and
the
play
indicator
will
flash.
If
the
reverse
side
(
<j
)
of
the
tape
is
playing:
The
reverse
of
the
above
will
take
place.
Note:
TPS
is
the
function
that
searches
for
the
silent
passages
in
a
tape
program.
So
it
may
sometimes
fail
to
operate
correctly
in
the
following
situations:
:
©
When
the
interval
between
programs
(blank
space)
is
less
than
4
seconds.
®
When
there
is
a
Particularly
low-level
Passage
or
silent
passages
in
the
middle
of
a
program.
@
When
there
is
no
blank
Space
between
tape
programs
(for
example,
tape
recorded
from
a
microphone).
®
When
the
program
is
less
than
10
seconds,
or
when
it
is
less
than
10
seconds
from
the
beginning
of
the
program
to
the
beginning
of
the
next
program.
©
When
a
tape
recorded
with
fade-ins
or
fade-outs.
To
fast
forward
or
rewind
the
tape
Press
<<
or
>>
buttons
while
the
tape
is
in
the
stop
mode.
>>:
The
tape
wilt
be
fast
forwarded,
“4:
The
tape
will
be
rewound,
For
your
reference:
You
can
fast
forward
or
rewind
the
tape
while
you
are
Playing
a
tape
in
another
deck,
Press
DECK
SELECT
1/2
to
switch
to
the
non
playing
deck,
and
then
press
[TPS]
<
or
me.
After
above
operation,
be
sure
to
press
DECK
SELECT
1/2
to
select
the
deck
in
which
you
are
playing
a
tape.