Panasonic RX-DT670 User manual
Operating
bistnictions
Portable
Stereo
Component
System
RX-DT670
Dear
Customer
Thank
you
for
purchasing
this
product.
For
optimum
performance
and
safety,
please
read
these
instructions
carefully.
CAUTION!
THIS
PRODUCT
UTILIZES
A
LASER.
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTMENTS
OR
PERFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
DO
NOT
OPEN
COVERS
AND
DO
NOT
REPAIR
YOURSELF.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL.
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
The
functions
indicated
by
the
numbers
with
black
back-
remote
control
transmitter.
(See
page
6.)
ground
(for
example
O)
can
also
be
activated
from
the
0
Speakers
(Woofer)
(D
Speakers
(Tweeter)
0
Headphones
jack
(PHONES)
O
Operation
switch
(
l
o
peration!
)
(D
Operation/battery
check/AC
connection
indi¬
cator
(OPR/BATT-STDBYC!))
The
indicator
lights
green
when
the
unit
is
turned
on.
When
the
AC
power
supply
is
used,
it
functions
as
an
AC
connection
indicator.
(The
indicator
colour
changes
to
red
when
the
unit
is
turned
off.)
When
the
unit
is
operated
on
batteries,
it
functions
as
a
battery
check
Indicator.
(See
page
9.)
O
Function
seiect
buttons
(TAPE
•
TUNER
•
CD)
©
Dispiay
section
When
using
AC
power
or
car
battery
cord,
the
backlight
of
the
display
will
be
on.
A:
Track
dispiay
B:
Playing
time
display
C:
Program
indicator
(
ipgmi
)
D:
Repeat
indicator
()
©
Remote
control
sensor
(SENSOR)
(D
Graphic
equalizer
controls
(GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER)
#
Balance
control
(BALANCE)
(D
Volume
control
(VOLUME)
®
S-XBS
level
control
(S-XBS
LEVEL)
@
Disc
tray
O
CD
open/ciose
button
(A
OPEN/CLOSE)
0
Play/pause
button
(P^/l
I)
Press
this
button
to
start
the
disc
play
or
stop
the
disc
play
temporarily.
0
Repeat
button
(REPEAT)
0
Memory/recall
button
(MEMORY/RECALL)
Press
this
button
to
program
the
desired
track(s)
and
to
confirm
the
programmed
content(s).
0
Edit
pause
button
(EDIT
PAUSE)
0
Skip/search
buttons
(PH)
Press
either
button
to
skip
(backward
or
forward)
the
tracks,
or
to
search
(backward
or
forward)
the
desired
portion
of
the
disc.
0
Stop/clear
button
(B/CLEAR)
Press
this
button
to
stop
the
disc
play
or
to
clear
the
programmed
track(s)
and
sequence.
3
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
(g)
Edit
recording
speed/beat
proof
selector
(EDIT
MODE/BP)
Set
the
selector
to
reduce
"beat"
signal.
(g)
Display
section
A:
Band
indicator
(FM,
AM)
B:
Preset
channel
indicator
C:
Frequency
display
D:
Program
indicator
(
P
PgMl
)
E:
Tuning
indicator
(
afllgldii
)
F:
Stereo
Indicator
(
bi
)
This
indicator
does
not
appear
when
the
FM
mode
button
is
pressed
to
monaural
mode.
®
Memory
button
(MEMORY)
Press
this
button
to
memorize
a
broadcast
frequency
into
the
preset
memory.
®
FM
mode
button
(FM
MODE)
Press
this
button
to
select
the
stereo
reception
or
manual
reception.
0
Preset
memory
channel
buttons
(PRESET)
If
you
memorize
the
broadcast
staion,
you
can
select
the
preset
channel
by
pressing
one
of
these
buttons.
0
Tuning
buttons
(TUNING
MANUAL)
These
buttons
are
used
to
tune
the
radio
to
the
desired
broadcast
frequency.
0
Band
button
(BAND)
Press
this
button
to
select
the
desired
radio
band.
4
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
®
Display
section
A:
Tape
mode
indicator
(TAPE)
@
Edit
recording
speed/beat
proof
selector
(EDIT
MODE/BP)
NOR/1:
Normal
speed
HIGH/I
I:
Highspeed
®
Deck
1
cassette
compartment
cover
®
Record
button
(•
REC)
Press
this
button
to
record
a
tape.
®
Playback
button
(P^
PLAY)
Press
this
button
to
playback
a
tape.
®
Rewind/review
button
(<^<4/REV)
Press
this
button
to
rewind
the
tape
during
stop
condi¬
tion,
or
to
search
the
desired
portion
(backward)
during
playback.
®
Fast
forward/cue
button
(CUE/^P*)
Press
this
button
to
fast
forward
the
tape
during
stop
condition,
or
to
search
the
desired
portion
(forward)
during
playback.
®
Stop/e|ect
button
(S
STOP/EJECT)
Press
this
button
to
stop
the
tape
during
tape
movement,
and
to
open
the
cassette
compartment
cover
during
tape
stop
condition.
®
Pause
button
(I
I
PAUSE)
Press
this
button
to
stop
the
tape
temporarily.
®
Playback
button
(^
PLAY)
®
Rewind/review
button
(^<4/REV)
®
Fast
forward/cue
button
(CUE/P>^)
®
Stop/e)ect
button
(B
STOP/EJECT)
®
Pause
button
(I
I
PAUSE)
®
Deck
2
cassette
compartment
cover
5
REMOTE
CONTROL
OPERATION
•The
receiving
angle
is
approx.
60°
(30°
in
each
of
the
left,
right,
up,
and
down
directions).
•The
maximum
usable
distance
in
about
7
m
when
the
remote
control
transmitter
is
aimed
directly
at
the
remote
control
sensor.
(D-
(th
dh
(EH
5
-o
■
o
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CD
i>
o-
^y
l
Q'Qt
The
functions
of
buttons
0>
0>
<D<
<D’
Hit
€)>
<D<
O
and
®
are
identical
to
those
described
under
“LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS”
on
pages
3
and
4.
6
REMOTE
CONTROL
OPERATION
I-------1
■
Operations
The
following
operations
can
be
performed
using
the
remote
control
transmitter.
They
are
identical
to
the
operations
performed
using
the
main
unit
controls.
•Operation
Switch
Turn
the
unit
on
and
off.
(When
using
the
battery
power,
you
can
only
turn
off.)
•CD
operation
Selection
of
CD
mode,
sequential
play,
program
play,
direct
access
play,
repeat
play,
skip
function,
search
function,
program
clear,
pause,
stop,
disc
tray
open/close.
•Radio
operation
Selection
of
tuner
mode,
band
switching,
manual
tuning,
FM
auto
tuning,
memory
presetting,
memory
tuner
operation,
FM
mode
selection.
•Tape
operation
Selection
of
tape
mode.
•Volume
control
Volume
up/down
When
operating
the
unit
using
the
remote
control
transmitter
press
the
buttons
on
the
remote
control
transmitter
slowly
and
accurately.
■
Inserting
the
remote
control
transmitter
bat¬
teries
1.
Open
the
cover
of
the
battery
case.
2.
Insert
the
batteries.
Batteries
used:
Two
R03//LR03
(UM-4
or
equivalent,
not
included).
■
Replacement
interval
of
remote
control
trans¬
mitter
batteries
Although
the
life
of
the
batteries
will
vary
depending
upon
the
number
of
times
that
the
remote
control
transmitter
is
used,
the
average
life
based
on
the
used
of
the
batteries
is
about
1
year.
If
the
remote
control
transmitter
fails
to
operate
when
it
is
held
near
the
unit,
replace
the
batteries
with
new
batter¬
ies,
even
if
one
year
has
not
elapsed.
Precautions
for
using
the
remote
control
trans¬
mitter
•If
the
unit
is
exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
the
remote
control
transmitter
may
sometimes
fail
to
function.
Be
sure,
therefore,
to
keep
the
unit
out
of
direct
sunlight.
In
such
case,
the
maximum
range
of
the
remote
control
transmitter
(approx.
7
m)
may
some¬
times
be
reduced.
•If
strong
light
falls
on
the
remote
control
sensor
of
the
unit
(e.g.
high
frequency
type
fluorescent
lamp),
the
signals
from
the
remote
control
transmitter
may
fail
to
be
received
by
the
unit.
In
such
a
case,
take
steps
to
prevent
strong
light
from
falling
onto
the
unit.
•If
there
is
an
obstacle
between
the
remote
control
transmitter
and
the
unit,
the
signals
from
the
remote
control
transmitter
will
be
blocked
off,
preventing
the
unit
from
operating.
Use
the
remote
control
transmitter
in
a
position
directly
in
front
of
the
unit
so
that
the
remote
control
sensor
can
be
seen.
•Even
if
the
remote
control
transmitter
is
not
aimed
at
the
unit,
the
unit
may
sometimes
operate
when
a
button
on
the
remote
control
transmitter
is
pressed.
This
is
caused
by
the
infra-red
beam
being
reflected
off
a
wall,
ceiling,
floor,
or
furniture,
and
striking
the
remote
control
transmitter
of
the
unit.
•Do
not
operate
the
remote
control
transmitter
of
this
unit
near
a
unit
which
is
designed
to
operate
using
a
different
remote
control
transmitter.
•Do
not
simultaneously
use
this
remote
control
transmit¬
ter
and
one
or
more
remote
control
transmitters
in¬
tended
either
for
the
same
type
of
unit
or
for
another
type
of
unit,
such
as
a
television
set.
•If
you
operate
the
remote
control
transmitter
near
the
unit
when
listening
to
an
AM
broadcast,
noise
may
be
heard.
In
such
a
case,
hold
the
remote
control
transmit¬
ter
at
a
sufficient
distance
from
the
unit
so
that
noise
is
not
heard.
•Do
not
disassemble
the
remote
control
transmitter
or
touch
any
of
the
components
inside
it.
Do
not
place
a
heavy
object
on
the
remote
control
transmitter
or
leave
it
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
or
in
a
hot
location.
•Do
not
spill
liquids
on
the
remote
control
transmitter.
This
may
cause
damage
to
the
remote
control
trans¬
mitter.
INSTALLING
THE
DRY
BATTERIES
FOR
MEMORY
BACK-UP
This
is
a
function
which
preserves
the
preset
memory
and
most-recent
memory
functions.
In
the
event
of
a
power
failure,
or
if
the
AC
mains
cord
is
disconnected
from
the
household
AC
mains
outlet
(during
AC
operation),
or
should
the
batteries
fail,
the
memory
back-up
batteries
will
preserve
the
preset
memory
and
the
most-recent
memory
functions
of
this
unit.
■
Memory
back-up
batteries
(four
R6/LR6)
1.
Open
the
memory
back-up
battery
compartment
cover.
2.
Insert
four
“R6/LR6’’
size
(UM-3
or
equivalent,
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.
3.
Close
the
cover.
The
life
of
the
memory
back-up
batteries
is
about
one
year.
While
exchanging
the
memory
back-up
batteries,
be
sure
to
connect
the
AC
mains
cord
both
to
the
unit
and
household
AC
mains
outlet.
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TT
g
1
O
t
i
i
i
^
1
—
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Ar
•To
prevent
erasing
the
memory
In
case
the
memory
back-up
batteries
are
not
used,
power
failure
(when
using
AC
mains)
or
the
following
operations
cause
the
erasure
of
the
memory:
When
using
AC
mains:
unplugging
the
AC
mains
cord
from
the
household
AC
mains
outlet.
When
using
battery
power
("R20/LR20’'):
inserting
the
AC
mains
cord
only
into
the
AC
socket
of
this
unit.
If
one
of
the
above
cases
occurs,
enter
the
program
into
the
memory
again.
In
order
to
avoid
the
accidental
erasure
of
the
program
in
the
memory,
using
the
memory
back-up
batteries
(4
“R6/
LR6’’
size,
UM-3
or
equivalent,
not
included)
is
recom¬
mended.
•Battery
removal
Press
the
©
side
of
the
no.
4’s
battery.
8
POWER
SOURCE
■
Battery
operation
(ten
R20/LR20)
Insert
ten
“R20/LR20"
size
(UM-1
or
equivalent,
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.
•Battery
life
The
amount
of
light
provided
by
the
operation/battery
check/
AC
connection
indicator
is
a
good
indication
as
to
how
much
longer
the
batteries
can
be
used.
•Press
the
operation
switch
to
turn
on
the
unit.
When
the
operation/battery
check/AC
connection
indicator
goes
out
or
dims,
replace
all
batteries
with
new
ones.
I
•
o
A
NORMAL
REPLACE
Important
note:
If
you
cannot
open
the
cassette
compartment
cover
and
eject
the
cassette
tape
when
running
this
unit
on
batteries,
replace
the
batteries
with
new
ones,
or
use
the
AC
power
source,
and
then
perform
the
operation
once
again.
•Battery
removal
Remove
as
shown
in
the
figure
below.
Upper
Shelf
Lower
Shelf
Bottom
Shelf
■
AC
power
operation
Connect
the
included
AC
mains
cord
to
the
AC
socket
in
the
unit
and
your
household
AC
mains
outlet.
•The
operation/battery
check/AC
connection
indicator
will
light
during
AC
mains
operation.
AC
power
cord
ACIN~
(Back
of
product)
AC
power
outlet
Note:
To
operate
on
battery
power,
unplug
the
AC
mains
cord
from
the
household
AC
mains
outlet
and
the
AC
socket
on
the
unit.
■
Car
Battery
Oparation
1.
Insert
the
plug
of
the
car
battery
cord
into
the
DC
Input
Jack.
2.
Plug
the
other
end
into
the
cigarette
lighter
socket
in
your
car.
Upon
plugging
the
car
battery
cord
into
the
DC
Input
Jack,
the
unit
will
automatically
switch
from
internal
battery
to
car
battery
operation.
socket
9
PRECAUTIONS
•If
the
set
Is
not
used
for
a
long
period
of
time
or
Is
used
only
from
an
AC
mains
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
it
in
an
automobile
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
for
a
long
time
with
the
doors
and
windows
closed
as
this
may
deform
the
cabinet.
•Avoid
cuts,
scratches,
or
poor
connections
in
the
AC
mains
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
unplug
the
AC
mains
cord
by
pulling
on
the
cord.
To
do
so
may
cause
premature
failure
or
shock
hazard.
•Do
not
operate
the
set
on
AC
mains
in
a
bathroom,
as
a
potential
shock
hazard
may
result.
To
prevent
possible
damage
to
this
unit
•Load
new
batteries
with
their
polarities
(®
and
0)
aligned
correctly.
•Do
not
apply
heat
to
batteries,
or
internal
short-
circuit
may
occur.
•If
this
unit
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
period
of
time,
or
used
on
AC
mains
supply,
remove
all
batteries
and
store
them
in
a
cool
and
dry
place.
•
Remove
spent
batteries
immediately.
•Do
not
use
old
and
new
batteries
together.
Also
never
use
an
alkaline
battery
with
a
manganese
battery.
•When
not
in
use,
disconnect
the
AC
mains
cord
from
the
AC
mains
outlet.
Operation
switch
(OPR/BATT-STDBY
(!))
Press
to
switch
the
unit
from
on
to
standby
mode
or
vice
versa.
In
standby
mode,
the
unit
is
still
consuming
a
small
amount
of
power.
WARNING:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
BASIC
OPERATING
PROCEDURE
■
XBS
system
(Extra
bass
system)
When
the
XBS
level
control
is
adjusted,
the
level
of
the
dynamic
low
frequency
sound
range
is
boosted.
Using
this
system
with
the
tone
control
helps
you
to
get
more
dynamic
sounds.
■
Graphic
equalizer
It
allows
you
to
tailor
the
frequency
response
of
the
unit
to
compensate
for
room
acoustics
and
other
factors
which
affect
frequency
response.
The
overall
tone
can
be
altered
by
adjusting
the
controls
which
control
the
following
fre¬
quency
bands:
330
Hz,
1
kHz,
3.3
kHz,
10
kHz.
Positioning
the
control
to
the
side
of
the
detent
will
amplify
the
corresponding
frequency
band;
the
side
will
attenuate
it.
■
After
use
Be
sure
to
reduce
the
volume
level,
and
turn
off
by
pressing
the
operation
switch.
■
Headphones
connection
(not
included)
•Avoid
listening
for
prolonged
periods
of
time
to
prevent
hearing
damage.
•Speakers
are
automatically
cut
off
when
the
headphones
are
connected.
10
SPEAKER
SYSTEM
CONNECTION
This
unit
can
b©
used
as
a
one-piece
portable
stereo
radio
cassette
recorder,
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
the
operation
switch
to
turn
off
the
unit
before
connecting/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
colored
speaker
cables
to
the
same
colored
speaker
terminals.
When
using
the
unit
with
the
speakers
attached,
wind
the
speaker
cables
as
shown.
V;
■
Detaching
the
speakers
1.
Unlock
the
speaker
release
levers
by
pulling
them
in
the
direction
shown
below,
and
slide
up
each
speaker.
Note:
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
set.
The
speaker
magnet
in
the
set
may
damage
them.
11
PLAYING
A
DISC
■
Sequential
play
1.
Press
the
operation
switch
to
turn
on
the
unit
2.
Press
the
"CD”
button
of
the
function
select
buttons.
CD
mode
indicator
will
appear.
»vO
O
f
sc
“No
disc”
is
displayed
if
the
disc
has
not
been
loaded.
3.
P
ress
the
CD
open/close
button
and
load
a
disc.
Press
the
CD
operVcIose
button
to
close
the
disc
tray.
When
the
disc
tray
is
closed,
the
disc
rotates,
and
both
the
total
number
of
tracks
and
the
total
playing
time
appear
on
the
display.
Total
number
of
tracks
Total
playing
time
1
1
;4
5:
D-nc
If
you
press
the
play
button
instead
of
the
CD
open/ciose
button
after
inserting
a
disc,
the
tray
will
close
and
play
will
start
directly
from
the
track
1.
But
the
total
number
of
tracks
and
total
playing
time
will
not
be
displayed.
4.
P
ress
the
play/pause
button.
The
first
track
on
the
disc
will
start
to
play.
The
track
number
being
played
will
appear
on
the
display.
Notes:
•When
playing
a
compact
disc
near
a
tuner
or
TV,
it
may
cause
noise
in
the
broadcast,
or
disturbance
of
the
TV
picture.
When
it
occurs,
separate
the
unit
from
the
TV
or
tuner
set
as
far
as
possible.
•Do
not
place
any
object
in
front
of
this
unit
as
it
may
hinder
the
opening
and
closing
of
the
disc
tray.
•When
pressing
the
operation
switch
while
the
disc
tray
is
open,
the
unit
automatically
closes
the
disc
tray,
and
then
switches
the
power
off
(auto
close
function).
■
Direct
access
play
A
disc
can
be
played
from
a
specific
track
to
the
end
of
the
last
track.
t.
Press
the
skip/search
button
or^a^/^H)
to
specify
the
desired
track
number.
Press
the
skip/search
button
repeatedly
until
the
desired
track
appears.
Track
number
Playing
time
per
track
1
1
nh
1
/
U’U
t
5.
Adjust
the
volume
and
balance.
6.
Adjust
the
graphic
equalizer
and
S-XBS
level
controls
to
desired
setting.
•To
temporarily
stop
the
disc
Press
the
play/pause
button
during
disc
play.
The
playing
time
display
will
start
to
flash.
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I
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u
/
I
N
Playing
time
display
flashes
When
the
play/pause
button
is
pressed
again,
disc
play
will
resume
from
where
it
was
previously
stopped.
•To
stop
disc
play
Press
the
stop/clear
button.
The
disc
will
automatically
stop
when
all
the
tracks
have
been
played.
12
L
PLAYING
A
OtSC
■
Program
play
up
to
16
tracks
can
be
programmed.
^
Press
the
skip/search
button
or
to
specify
the
desired
track
number.
Press
the
skip/search
button
repeatedly
until
the
desired
track
appears.
2.
P
ress
the
memory/recall
button.
The
play
sequence
is
first
indicated
and
after
about
2
seconds,
the
time
of
the
whole
play
sequence
is
displayed.
Total
playing
time
for
specified
tracks
3.
R
epeat
the
steps
1
-2
to
be
played
in
sequence.
“1
o-no
IPflUl
1
ji'U
u
“—;—”
appears
on
the
time
display
when
the
total
play
time
of
the
programmed
tracks
exceeds
120
min
0
sec,
or
track
no.
21
and
above
have
been
programmed.
'TULL"
appears
and
flashes
on
the
display
when
the
program
memory
is
already
full.
This
is
to
indicate
that
no
more
additional
track
can
be
programmed.
4.
P
ress
the
play/pause
button.
Play
starts
in
the
programmed
sequence.
□
j
nn
1
f
U'U
1
IPSUI
•To
Stop
the
program
play
Press
the
stop/clear
button.
Play
will
stop
automatically
when
all
the
programmed
tracks
have
been
played.
(Play
will
stop
and
the
programmed
memory
will
be
retained.)
•To
confirm
the
programmed
track
The
tracks
which
have
been
programmed
and
the
play
sequence
can
be
checked
for
about
1
second
when
the
memory/recall
button
is
pressed
in
the
stop
mode.
■
Clearing
a
program
•Clearing
all
the
programmed
tracks
(Cancelling
the
programmed
play
mode)
1.
Press
the
memory/recall
button
in
the
stop
mode.
The
program
indicator
will
start
to
flash
on
the
display
for
several
seconds.
2.
Press
the
stop/clear
button
while
the
program
indicator
is
flashing.
The
program
indicator
goes
out
and
the
programming
is
cleared.
•Clearing
only
the
track
programmed
last
Press
the
stop/clear
button
in
the
stop
mode.
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
track
programmed
last
can
be
cleared
in
sequence.
Example:
When
tracks
3,5
and
7
have
been
programmed,
the
tracks
will
be
cleared
in
the
sequence
of
7,5
and
3
each
time
the
stop/clear
button
is
pressed.
The
programmed
mode
will
be
cancelled
if
you
open
the
disc
tray.
Note:
It
is
not
possible
to
clear
only
a
track
located
in
the
middle
of
the
program
(such
as
the
third
of
5
tracks).
13
PLAYING
A
DISC
■
Skip
function
During
disc
play,
press
one
of
the
skip/search
buttons
momentarily
until
the
desired
track
has
been
located.
•When
you
wish
to
listen
from
the
beginning
of
the
track
being
played...
Press
the
button
once.
For
example,
if
you
press
the
button
while
the
track
3
is
being
played,
the
disc
will
be
played
from
the
beginning
of
the
track
3.
•When
you
wish
to
skip
the
track
being
played
and
listen
to
the
next
track...
Press
the
button
once.
For
example,
if
you
press
the
button
while
the
track
3
is
being
played,
the
disc
wilt
be
played
from
the
beginning
of
the
track
4.
•When
you
wish
to
skip
several
tracks...
Repeatedly
press
the
skip/search
button.
(Check
the
track
number
on
the
display.)
During
programmed
play
The
tracks
are
skipped
in
the
programmed
sequence.
■
Search
function
While
the
track
and
time
are
displayed,
press
and
hold
one
of
the
skip/search
buttons
during
the
disc
play.
Release
the
button
when
the
desired
point
has
been
reached.
►►
/
►
N
:
Pickup
moves
forward.
:
Pickup
moves
backward.
The
pickup
moves
slowly
at
first
and
then
rapidly
if
the
button
is
held
down
for
more
than
about
1.5
seconds.
Notes:
•During
program
play,
you
can
only
search
the
track
being
played.
•If
you
release
the
button
immediately,
the
unit
will
go
into
the
skip
function.
■
Repeat
play
This
function
repeats
playing
all
of
the
tracks.
In
the
program
play
mode,
the
tracks
are
played
again
in
the
programmed
sequence.
Press
the
repeat
button
and
then
press
the
play/pause
button.
The
repeat
indicator
appears
on
the
display.
Repeat
indicator
•Playing
one
track
repeatedly
First
select
the
track
with
the
programmed
play
function
and
press
the
repeat
button
and
then
play/pause
button.
•Clearing
the
repeat
play
function
Press
the
repeat
button
again.
(The
repeat
indicator
goes
out.)
14
__
RADIO
■
Manual
tuning
Use
tuning
buttons
to
tune
the
radio
to
the
desired
broad*
cast
frequency.
The
frequency
changes
up
or
down,
each
time
the
“+”
or
button
is
pressed,
respectively.
The
increment
of
each
step
is
determined
by
the
band
selected.
1
.
Press
the
operation
switch
to
turn
on
the
unit.
2.
Press
“TUNER”
button
of
the
function
select
buttons.
3.
Press
the
band
button
to
select
the
desired
radio
band
(FMorAM).
The
corresponding
band
indicator
will
appear.
—
1
-
FM
P
:n
o
1.1
4.
T
une
in
the
radio
station
using
the
tuning
buttons.
Press
the
“+”
or
"
button
for
each
step
required
until
the
desired
frequency
appears
on
the
display.
When
tuning
the
station,
the
frequency
display
will
change
as
follows:
FM:
50
kHz
step
AM:
9
kHz
step
For
FM
reception,
press
the
FM
mode
button
to
select
the
“ST"
(stereo).
The
stereo
indicator
will
appear
on
the
display
when
the
FM
stereo
broadcast
is
being
received.
If
FM
stereo
reception
is
poor
(excessive
noise,
the
stereo
indicator
flickers),
press
the
FM
mode
button
to
change
to
the
monaural
position
(the
stereo
indicator
disappears).
This
will
reduce
the
noise
and
provide
clear
reception.
However,
the
broadcast
cannot
be
heard
in
stereo.
FM
IBlj
88.
ID
[ID
Tuning
indicate
1
1
r
Stereo
indicator
Qp
tn
DO.
tU
inijiin
The
stereo
indicator
disappears
in
monaural
mode.
5.
Adjust
the
volume
and
balance.
6.
Adjust
the
graphic
equalizer
and
S-XBS
level
controls
to
the
desired
setting.
■
FM
auto
tuning
By
pressing
the
tuning
button
(-•
or
+)
down
for
a
few
seconds
then
releasing,
the
microprocessor
automatically
tunes
into
the
next
station
with
a
strong
frequency.
1.
Follow
the
same
procedures
as
described
in
steps
1-3
of
“Manual
tuning".
2.
Press
the
“+”
or
tuning
button
for
more
then
1
second.
While
tuning
(the
display
is
changing),
the
muting
oper*
ates
and
the
sounds
cannot
be
heard.
If
the
correct
reception
cannot
be
done
by
the
FM
auto
tuning,
the
manual
tuning
is
recommended.
3.
Follow
the
same
procedures
as
described
in
steps
5-6
of
“Manual
tuning".
RADIO
■
Memory
presetting
You
can
memorize
the
broadcast
frequencies
for
up
to
14
radio
stations
into
the
unit's
preset
memory.
1.
Tune
to
the
desired
broadcast
using
the
manual
tuning
or
FM
auto
tuning.
2.
Press
the
memory
button.
The
program
indicator
in
the
display,
will
flash
for
several
seconds.
If
the
program
indicator
stops
flashing,
repeat
this
step,
otherwise
the
broadcast
frequency
will
not
be
stored
in
the
next
step.
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88.
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3.
Press
one
of
the
preset
memory
channel
buttons
to
select
the
channel
number.
4.
Press
the
memory
button
again.
The
program
indicator
will
stop
flashing
and
the
selected
channel
number
will
indicate
on
the
display.
FM
j
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lU
iPGMi
iHiiiHi
m
5.
R
epeat
steps
1-4
to
program
a
station
into
each
of
the
remained
memory
channels.
When
a
new
frequency
has
been
programmed,
the
frequency
previously
programmed
in
the
channel
will
be
cancelled.
■
Memory
tuner
operation
Press
one
of
the
preset
memory
channel
buttons
to
receive
your
desired
radio
station.
■
Antennas
FM:
Pull
out
the
telescopic
antenna
and
adjust
its
length
and
angle
for
optimum
reception.
AM:
The
sensitive
ferrite
core
antenna
inside
the
set
will
provide
excellent
AM
reception
in
most
areas.
For
optimum
recep¬
tion,
turn
the
set
in
the
direction
which
gives
the
best
results
since
the
ferrite
core
antenna
is
directional.
■
Most
recent
memory
The
most
recent
memory
system
“remembers"
the
broad¬
cast
station
last
tuned
to
when
the
radio
is
switched
“OFF”
or
another
function
is
selected.
The
station
will
be
automati¬
cally
tuned
when
the
unit
is
switched
“ON”
or
the
radio
function
is
selected.
TAPE
PLAYBACK
This
unit
has
a
dual
cassette
system,
which
means
that
a
tape
can
be
played
back
with
both
deck
1
and
deck
2.
Use
normal
type
of
cassette
tape
only.
■
Single
tape
playback
1
.
o
pen
the
cassette
compartment
cover
by
pressing
the
stop/eject
button.
Insert
the
tape,
and
then
close
the
cassette
compartment
cover.
Note:
Make
sure
the
exposed
part
of
the
cassette
tape
is
face
down.
If
it
is
upside
down,
the
cassette
compartment
cannot
be
closed.
Do
not
try
to
force
it
shut.
2.
Press
the
operation
switch
to
turn
on
the
unit.
3.
Press
"TAPE”
button
of
the
function
select
buttons.
Tape
display
will
appear
on
the
display.
4.
Press
the
playback
button
to
begin
the
playback.
5.
Adjust
the
volume
and
balance.
6.
Adjust
the
graphic
equalizer
and
S-XBS
level
controls
to
desired
setting.
Note:
If
you
press
deck
1
and
deck
2
playback
buttons
simultaneously,
deck
2
has
priority.
Consequent¬
ly,
when
playing
back
deck
1,
check
that
the
deck
2
playback
button
is
not
pressed.
•To
Stop
the
playback
Press
the
stop/eject
button.
•To
Stop
the
playback
temporarily
Press
the
pause
button.
To
resume
tape
playback,
press
the
pause
button
again.
■
Automatic
playback
raiay
(deck
2
to
deck
1)
When
deck
2
playback
has
finished,
deck
1
playback
starts
automatically.
1.
Insert
the
playback
tapes
into
deck
1
and
deck
2.
2.
Press
the
deck
2
playback
button.
3.
Press
the
deck
1
pause
button,
then
press
the
deck
1
playback
button.
■
Full
auto-stop
During
playback,
recording,
fast
fonward
or
rewind
when
the
tape
reaches
its
end,
the
automatic
stop
system
will
release
the
operation
buttons.
■
Fast
forward
and
rewind
The
tape
will
move
rapidly
fonward
when
the
fast
for¬
ward/cue
button
is
pressed.
The
tape
will
rewind
rapidly
when
the
rewind/review
button
is
pressed.
Note:
Do
not
press
the
playback
button
during
fast
forward
or
rewind,
as
this
may
jam
the
tape.
Always
press
the
stop/eject
button
first,
between
functions.
■
Cue
and
review
if
the
fast
forward/cue
button
(or
rewind/review
button)
is
pressed
during
playback,
the
recorded
sound
on
the
tape
can
be
monitored
at
a
fast
speed.
When
the
button
is
released,
playback
will
resume.
17
RECORDING
(Deck
1)
■
Edit
pause
recording
(Pauses
disc
play
at
the
end
of
side
A
during
edit
recording)
The
edit
pause
function
will
prevent
recording
part
of
one
track
on
side
A
and
the
rest
of
the
track
on
side
B.
For
example,
when
recording
on
a
46
min,
tape,
tracks
recorded
on
side
A
and
B
are
not
to
exceed
23
min.
each.
(The
unit
displays
the
total
time
of
the
tracks
programmed.)
The
unit
will
stop
recording
between
sides
A
and
B
to
allow
you
to
change
tape
sides.
The
edit
pause
function
cannot
be
used
together
with
CD
repeat
play.
This
function
does
not
operate
during
the
tape
playback
mode.
Before
operation:
Use
normal
type
of
cassette
tape
only.
Check
that
the
tape’s
record
prevention
tabs
are
intact.
Take
up
the
leader
tape
in
advance.
1.
Press
the
operation
switch
to
turn
on
the
unit.
2.
Press
the
“CD”
button
of
the
hjnction
select
buttons.
3.
Press
the
CD
open/close
button
to
load
the
CD.
Press
the
CD
open/close
button
to
close
the
disc
tray.
4.
Press
the
stop/eject
button
of
the
deck
1
to
insert
the
recording
tape,
then
close
the
cover.
5.
Press
one
of
the
skip/search
buttons
to
specify
the
desired
track
to
record
on
side
A,
then
press
the
memory/recall
button.
The
program
indicator
will
appear
and
total
playing
time
will
be
displayed.
“—:—"
appears
on
the
display
when
track
no.
21
and
above
have
been
programmed.
ID
B'H
I
E|B1
__I_
Program
indicator
Total
playing
time
6.
R
epeat
the
step
5
for
as
long
as
the
recording
time
on
one
side
of
the
tape
is
not
exceeded.
Try
reserving
one
more
track
to
see
whether
it
will
fit
in.
If
it
exceeds
the
recording
time
on
one
side
of
the
tape,
press
the
stop/ciear
button
to
cancel
the
track
reserved
last.
13
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Pd
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s
PS
■
15
7.
P
ress
the
edit
pause
button
(the
pause
indicator
will
appear),
and
then
press
the
memory/recall
button.
PRUSE
IPflUl
Pause
indicator
8.
Press
one
of
the
skip/search
buttons
to
specify
the
desired
track
to
record
on
side
B,
then
press
the
memory/recall
button.
The
total
time
for
the
tracks
to
be
recorded
on
side
B
of
the
tape
is
displayed
next.
Repeat
this
step
as
long
as
the
recording
time
on
one
side
of
the
tape
is
not
exceeded.
9.
Press
the
record
button
of
the
Deck
1.
The
disc
play
will
begin
in
selected
sequence,
and
recording
will
begin.
The
CD
player
is
automatically
set
to
the
pause
mode
when
the
tracks
reserved
on
tape
side
A
have
been
played
through.
The
tape
continues
in
the
recording
mode
(although
no
sound
is
recorded)
until
its
end.
in
nn
1
lU
IPflUl
uu
t
10,
P
ress
the
stop/eject
button
to
turn
over
the
tape,
and
then
press
the
record
button.
A
non-recorded
passage
of
about
13
seconds
will
be
automatically
created.
Then,
the
disc
play
of
the
tracks
reserved
on
tape
side
B
will
start
and
recording
will
continue.
•To
stop
the
recording
Press
the
stop/eject
button
of
deck
1
and
the
stop/clear
button
of
the
CD
section.
•Synchro
start
function
This
unit
is
provided
with
a
synchro-start
function
which
starts
disc
play
when
the
record
button
is
pressed.
18
RECORDING
■
Recording
from
CD
without
edit
pause
func¬
tion
1.
Press
the
operation
switch
and
then
press
the
“CD”
button
of
the
function
select
buttons.
2
.
Press
the
CD
open/close
button
to
insert
a
CD.
And
press
the
CD
open/close
button
to
close
the
disc
tray.
3
.
Press
the
stop/eject
button
of
the
deck
1
to
insert
the
recording
tape.
4.
Press
the
record
button.
The
recording
and
disc
play
will
begin.
Do
not
press
the
skip/search
button
during
recording.
Monitor
sound
will
be
also
recorded.
■
Recording
radio
broadcasts
1
.
Follow
the
procedure
described
in
"RADIO".
(See
pages
15
and
16.)
2.
Press
the
stop/eject
button
of
the
deck
1
to
insert
the
recording
tape,
then
close
the
cover.
3.
Press
the
record
button.
Recording
will
begin.
To
Stop
the
recording,
press
the
stop/eject
button.
The
"tailored"
frequency
response,
as
set
by
the
S-XBS
and
graphic
equalizer
controls,
is
not
recorded
onto
the
tape.
This
allows
you
to
listen
to
the
tape
on
different
systems
and
in
different
environments,
and
still
be
able
to
tailor
the
playback
frequency
response
of
the
tape.
•Edit
recording
speed/beat
proof
selector
When
an
AM
broadcast
is
recorded,
the
edit
recording
speed/beat
proof
selector
can
be
used
to
reduce
unwanted
“beat"
signals
(whistle)
which
are
sometimes
present.
Set
the
selector
according
to
whichever
position
(“NOR/1
”
or
“HIGH/I
I)
beat
reduces
these
“beat"
signals.
■
Automatic
recording
level
This
unit
has
an
automatic
level
control
(the
recording
level
is
automatically
adjusted).
■
Pause
button
The
pause
button
can
be
used
to
temporarily
stop
the
tape
movement
during
recording
or
playback.
Before
beginning
a
recording,
first
press
and
lock
the
pause
button.
Then,
press
the
record
button,
(The
tape
will
not
move.)
When
ready
to
record,
press
the
pause
button
to
release
it.
This
will
start
tape
movement
for
immediate
recording.
Note:
Do
not
use
the
pause
button
to
stop
the
tape
for
a
long
period
of
time.
■
Monitoring
The
monitor
system
enables
you
to
listen,
through
the
speakers
or
headphones,
to
the
sound
as
it
is
being
recorded.
If
it
is
necessary
to
adjust
the
volume
level
of
the
sound
being
monitored,
do
so
by
using
the
volume
control.
■
To
erase
recorded
sound
When
recording,
previously
recorded
sound
on
the
tape
wilt
be
erased
automatically.
To
erase
a
tape
without
re-recording,
use
the
following
procedure.
Be
sure
to
disconnect
the
mixing
microphone
from
the
mixing
microphone
jack
before
following
the
steps.
1.
Press
the
operation
switch
to
turn
on
the
unit.
2.
Press
the
“TAPE”
button
of
the
function
select
buttons.
3.
Insert
the
tape
to
be
erased
into
the
deck
1
by
pressing
the
stop/eject
button.
4.
Press
the
record
button.
■
Synchronized
editing
(from
deck
2
to
deck
1)
When
the
deck
1
pause
and
record
buttons
are
pressed,
tape
editing
starts
by
pressing
the
deck
2
playback
button.
1.
insert
the
playback
tape
into
deck
2
and
the
editing
tape
into
deck
1.
2.
Follow
the
procedure
described
in
steps
2
and
3
of
"Single
tape
playback".
(See
page
17.)
3.
Select
the
editing
speed
by
setting
the
edit
recording
speed/beat
proof
selector.
NOR/1:
Normal
speed
HIGH/II:
Highspeed
4.
Press
the
deck
1
pause
button,
then
press
the
record
button.
5.
Press
the
deck
2
playback
button.
Editing
is
started
by
means
of
the
synchro
start
function.
Do
not
press
the
"CD"
or
“TUNER"
button
of
the
func¬
tion
select
buttons
during
editing.
Do
not
change
the
editing
speed
during
editing
or
the
playback
sound
may
flutter.
Some
TV
sets
generate
noise
that
could
be
recorded
during
editing.
To
prevent
the
possibility
of
this,
do
not
use
this
unit
closer
than
1.5
m
to
a
TV
set.
•To
Stop
the
editing
Press
the
deck
1
and
deck
2
stop/eject
buttons.
19
MIC
MIXING
CASSETTE
TAPES
Mixing
is
the
combination
of
a
voice
or
instrumental
sound
(through
a
microphone
connected
to
the
mixing
microphone
jack)
and
the
sound
from
a
CD,
tape
or
radio.
■
Mixing
playback
1.
Connect
the
mixing
microphone
to
the
mixing
micro¬
phone
jack.
2.
Set
the
desired
source
to
playback
mode.
■
Mixing
recording
•With
cassette
tape
1.
Connect
the
microphone
to
the
mixing
microphone
jack
after
reducing
the
volume
level.
2.
Insert
a
tape
for
recording
in
deck
1,
and
a
tape
for
playback
in
deck
2.
3.
Press
the
“TAPE”
button
of
the
function
select
buttons.
4.
Set
the
edit
recording
speed/beat
proof
selector
to
"NOR".
5.
Follow
the
procedure
described
in
steps
4-5
of
“Syn¬
chronized
editing”.
(See
page
19.)
•With
other
source
1.
Connect
the
microphone
to
the
mixing
microphone
jack
after
reducing
the
volume
level.
2.
Insert
a
tape
for
recording
In
deck
1.
3.
Set
the
desired
source
playback
mode.
4.
Press
the
record
button.
•Recording
through
mixing
microphone
1.
Connect
the
microphone
to
the
mixing
microphone
jack
after
reducing
the
volume
level.
2.
Insert
a
tape
for
recording
in
deck
1.
3.
Set
the
edit
recording
speed/beat
proof
selector
to
“NOR".
4.
Press
the
“TAPE”
button
of
the
function
select
buttons.
5.
Press
the
record
button.
Notes:
•When
not
using
a
microphone,
disconnect
it
from
the
microphone
jack.
•While
using
the
microphone,
howling
or
squealing
may
sometimes
occur.
When
it
occurs,
separate
the
microphone
from
the
speaker,
or
decrease
the
volume
level.
•When
the
compact
disc
play
stops
or
pauses
while
enjoying
the
microphone
mixing,
the
voice
from
the
speaker
also
stops.
■
Cassette
tapes
exceeding
90
minutes
These
tapes
are
handy
for
their
long
playback
and
recording
time
but
be
careful
about
repeatedly
stopping
and
starting,
rewinding
and
fast
forwarding
these
tapes
in
short
intervals
as
they
are
thin,
tend
to
stretch
and
may
become
entangled
in
the
machine.
If
the
tape
loosens,
take
up
the
slack
by
turning
the
reel
in
the
proper
directions.
Do
not
handle,
or
pull
the
tape
out
of
the
cassette.
Notes:
•Use
normal
types
of
cassette
tapes
only.
If
other
tapes
are
used,
you
may
not
obtain
optimum
per¬
formance.
•Cassettes,
both
recorded
and
unrecorded,
should
not
be
stored
in
locations
with
high
temperature,
high
humidity
or
direct
sunlight.
Never
place
a
recorded
cassette
near
a
magnetic
source,
such
as
a
magnet
or
a
TV
set
as
this
may
affect
tape
performance.
RECORD
PREVENTION
TABS
Cassettes
are
provided
with
plastic
tabs
(as
illustrated)
to
prevent
accidental
erasing
of
a
recording.
Recordings
can
be
made
only
when
the
tab
Is
intact.
There
is
one
tab
for
each
side
(track)
of
the
tape.
To
preserve
a
valuable
recording,
the
tab(s)
should
be
broken
off
with
a
small
screwdriver.
If
you
want
to
record
on
a
track
whose
tab
has
already
been
broken
off,
use
attach
tape
to
cover
the
hole,
and
record.
20
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