Philips Magnavox fw 48 User manual

PHILIPS

MAGNAVOX

FW48

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HiFi

System

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Know

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A

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

[OR

BACK).

NO

USER^ERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUAURED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

For

Customer

Use

Enter

below

the

Serial

No.

which

Is

located

on

the

rear

of

the

cabinet.

Retain

this

Information

for

fuujre

reference.

Model

No._

Serial

No.__

A

This

“bolt

of

lightning”

indicates

uninsulated

material

within

your

unit

may

cause

an

electrical

shock.

For

the

safety

of

everyone

in

your

household,

please

do

not

remove

product

covering.

WARNING:

to

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

EQUIPMENT

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

A

The

‘‘exclamation

point”

calls

attention

to

features

for

which

you

should

read

the

enclosed

literature

closely

to

prevent

operating

and

maintenance

problems.

CAUTION:

To

prevent

electric

shock,

match

wide

blade

of

plug

to

wide

slot,

and

fully

insert

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owner:

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CAUTION

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

A

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

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elect

anyk

A

This!

cone

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carel

This

symbol

warns

the

user

that

uninsulated

voltage

within

the

unit

may

have

sufficient

magnitude

to

cause

electric

shock.

Therefore,

it

is

dangerous

to

make

any

kind

of

contact

with

any

Inside

part

of

this

unit

This

symbol

alerts

the

user

that

important

literature

concerning

the

operation

and

maintenance

of

this

unit

has

been

included.

Therefore,

it

should

be

read

carefully

in

order

to

avoid

any

problems.

RISQUE

DE

CHOCS

ELECTRIQUES

NE

PAS

OUVRIR

EIIEI

AVISO

RIESGO

DE

CHOQUE

ELECTRICO

NO

ABRIR

Attention:

Afin

de

preventr

le

risque

de

chocs

electriques,

ne

pas

retirer

les

vis.

Toute

reparation

devrait

etre

confiee

a

un

personnel

qualifie.

A

Ce

symbole

indique

la

presence

d'une

tension

suffisamment

elevSe

pour

engendrer

un

risque

de

chocs

Electriques.

Ce

symbole

indique

que

le

manuel

dinstallation

foumi

avec

I'appareil

contient

d'importantes

recommandations

quant

au

fonctlonnement

et

E

I'entretien

de

ce

dernier.

Atencion:

Para

reducir

et

riesgo

de

cheque

elecrico,

I

no

quite

la

tapa

(o

el

panel

posterior).

|

En

su

interior

no

hay

plezas

que

el

usuario

pueda

reparar.

Para

servicio

diriiase

a

personal

califlcado.

Este

simbolo

tiene

por

finalidad

advertir

al

usuario

da

la

presencia

de

tensi5n

peligrosa

no

alsiada

dentro

do

(a

caja

del

aparato,

que

puede

ser

lo

suficientemente

fuerte

para

constituir

un

pellgro

de

cheque

elEctrico.

A

Este

simbolo

sirve

para

advertir

al

usuano

de

la

presencia

de

instrucclones

da

maneio

y

mantenimiento

(servicio)

importantas

en

el

manual

que

acompana

al

aparato.

WARNING

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

electric

shock,

do

not

expose

this

appliance

to

rain

or

moisture.

CAUTION

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than

herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure.

The

set

complies

with

the

FCC-Rules,

Part

15

and

with

21

CFR

1040.10.

Canada

This

digital

apparatus

does

not

exceed

the

Class

B

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

from

digital

apparatus

as

set

out

in

the

Radio

Interference

Regulations

of

the

Canadian

Department

of

Communications.

AVIS

Afin

de

reduire

tout

risque

d'incendie

ou

de

choc

electrique,

il

ne

faut

pas

exposer

cet

appareil

a

la

pluie

ou

a

i’humidite.

AHENTION

L’utilisation

des

commandos

ou

reglages

ou

le

non*

respeetdes

procedures

ci-inclusespeuventsetraduire

parune

exposition

dangereuse

a

I'irradiation.

L'appareil

r^pond

aux

normes

FCC,

Part

15

et

21

CFR

1040.10.

Canada

Cet

appareil

num^rique

n'emet

pas

de

bruits

radio^lectriques

d^passant

les

limites

applicables

aux

appareils

num^riques

de

Class

B

preserves

dans

le

R^glement

sur

le

Brouillage

Radicilectrique

6dict6

par

le

Minist^re

des

Communications

du

Canada.

AVISO

Para

reducir

el

riesgo

defuego

o

cheque

eIectrico,no

exponga

el

aparato

a

la

Iluvia

o

humedad.

ATENCION

El

uso

de

mando

o

ajustes

o

la

ejecuccion

de

metodos

quenoseanlosaquidescritospuedeocasionarpeligro

de

exposicion

a

radiacion.

El

aparato

cumple

(as

normas

FCC,

Parte

15y

21

CFR

1040.10.

Mexico

Es

necesario

que

lea

cuidadosamente

su

instructivo

de

manejo.

NOM

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Frangais

29

SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

~

Read

before

operating

equipment

This

product

was

designed

and

manufactured

to

meet

strict

quality

and

safety

standards.

There

are,

however,

some

installation

and

operation

precautions

which

you

should

be

^

particularly

aware

of.

1

.

2

.

3.

4.

5.

6

.

6A.

7.

9.

10

.

11

.

Read

Instructions

-

All

the

safety

and

operating

instructions

should

be

read

before

the

appliance

is

operated.

Retain

Instructions

-

The

safety

and

operating

instructions

should

be

retained

for

future

reference.

Heed

Warnings

-

All

warnings

on

the

appliance

and

in

the

operating

instructions

should

be

adhered

to.

Follow

Instructions

-

All

operating

and

use

instructions

should

be

followed.

Water

and

Moisture

-

The

appliance

should

not

be

used

near

water

-

for

example,

near

a

bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

laundry

tub

or

swimming

pool,

or

in

a

wet

basement.

Carts

and

Stands

-

The

appliance

should

be

used

only

with

a

cart

or

stand

that

is

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

An

appliance

and

cart

combination

should

be

moved

with

care.

Quick

stops,

excessive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

may

cause

the

appliance

and

cart

combination

to

overturn.

Wall

or

Ceiling

Mounting

-

The

appliance

should

be

mounted

to

a

wall

or

ceiling

only

as

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

Ventilation

-

The

appliance

should

be

situated

so

that

its

location

or

position

does

not

interfere

with

Its

proper

ventilation.

For

example,

the

appliance

should

not

be

situated

on

a

bed,

sofa,

rug,

or

similar

surface

that

may

block

the

ventilation

openings;

or,

placed

in

a

built-in

installation,

such

as

a

bookcase

or

cabinet

that

may

impede

the

flow

of

air

through

the

ventilation

openings.

Heat

-

The

appliance

should

be

situated

away

from

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

appliances

(Including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

Power

Sources

-

The

appliance

should

be

connected

to

a

power

supply

only

of

the

type

described

in

the

operating

instructions

or

as

marked

on

the

appliance.

Grounding

or

Polarization

-

Precautions

should

be

taken

so

that

the

grounding

or

polarization

means

of

an

appliance

is

not

defeated.

CAUTION:

To

prevent

electric

shock,

match

the

wide

blade

of

this

plug

to

the

wide

slot

and

fully

insert

Do

not

use

this

(polarized)

plug

with

an

extension

cord,

receptacle

or

other

outlet

unless

the

blades

can

be

fully

inserted

to

prevent

blade

exposure.

12.

Power

Cord

Protection

-

Power

supply

cords

should

be

routed

so

that

they

are

not

likely

to

be

walked

on

or

pinched

by

items

placed

upon

or

against

them,

paying

particular

attention

to

cords

and

plugs,

convenience

receptacles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

appliance.

13.

Cleaning

-

The

appliance

should

be

cleaned

only

as

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

14.

Power

Lines

-

An

outdoor

antenna

should

be

located

away

from

power

lines,

15.

Outdoor

Antenna

Grounding

-

If

an

outside

antenna

is

connected

to

the

receiver,

be

sure

the

antenna

system

is

grounded

so

as

to

provide

some

protection

against

voltage

surges

and

built

up

static

charges.

Section

810

of

the

National

Electrical

Code.

ANSI/NFPA

No.

70-1984,

provides

information

with

respect

to

proper

grounding

of

the

mast

and

supporting

structure,

grounding

of

the

lead-in

wire

to

an

antenna

discharge

unit,

size

of

grounding

connectors,

location

of

antenna-discharge

unit,

connection

to

grounding

electrodes,

and

requirements

for

the

grounding

electrode.

See

Figure

below.

16.

Nonuse

Periods

-

The

power

cord

of

the

appliance

should

be

unplugged

from

the

outlet

when

left

unused

for

a

long

period

of

time,

17.

Object

and

Liquid

Entry

-

Care

should

be

taken

so

that

objects

do

not

fall

and

liquids

are

not

spilled

into

the

enclosure

through

openings,

18.

Damage

Requiring

Service-Theapplianceshouldbeservicedbyqualified

service

personnel

when:

A.

The

power

supply

cord

or

the

plug

has

been

damaged;

or

B.

Objects

have

fallen,

or

liquid

has

spilled

into

the

appliance;

or

C.

The

appliance

has

been

exposed

to

rain;

or

D.

The

appliance

does

not

appear

to

operate

normally

or

exhibits

a

marked

change

in

performance;

or

E.

The

appliance

has

been

dropped,

or

the

enclosure

damaged.

19.

Servicing

-

The

user

should

not

attempt

to

service

the

appliance

beyond

that

described

in

the

operating

instructions.

AH

other

servicing

should

be

referred

to

qualified

service

personnel.

6

I

_SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

|

Note

to

the

CATV

system

installer

This

reminder

is

provided

to

call

the

CATV

system

installer's

attention

to

Article

82040

of

the

NEC

that

provides

guidelines

for

proper

grounding

and,

in

particular,

specifies

that

the

cable

ground

shall

be

connected

to

the

grounding

system

of

the

building,

as

close

to

the

point

of

cable

entry

as

practical.

Example

of

Antenna

Grounding

as

per

NEC

-

National

Electrical

Code

92/11

EL

4562-1

7

English

LIMITED

WARRANTY

AUDIO

SYSTEM

One

Year

Free

Labor

One

Year

Free

Service

on

Parts

This

product

must

be

carried

In

for

repair.

WHO

IS

COVERED?

You

must

have

proof

of

purchase

to

receive

warranty

service.

A

sales

receipt

or

other

document

showing

that

you

purchased

the

product

is

considered

proof

of

purchase.

WHAT

IS

COVERED?

Warranty

coverage

begins

the

day

you

buy

your

product.

For

one

year

t/iereo/te/;

all

parts

will

be

repaired

or

replaced,

and

labor

is

free.

After

one

year

from

the

day

of

purchase,

you

pay

for

the

replacement

or

repair

of

all

parts,

and

for

all

labor

charges.

All

parts,

including

repaired

and

replaced

parts,

are

covered

only

for

the

original

warranty

period.When

the

warranty

on

the

product

expires,

the

warranty

on

all

replaced

and

repaired

parts

also

expires.

WHAT

IS

EXCLUDED?

Your

warranty

does

not

cover;

•

labor

charges

for

installation

or

setup

of

the

product,

adjustment

of

customer

controls

on

the

product,

and

installation

or

repair

of

antenna

systems

outside

of

the

product.

•

product

repair

and/or

part

replacement

because

of

misuse,

accident,

unauthorized

repair

or

other

cause

not

within

the

control

of

Philips

Consumer

Electronics

Company.

•

reception

problems

caused

by

signal

conditions

or

cable

or

antenna

systems

outside

the

unit

•

a

product

that

requires

modificadon

or

adaptation

to

enable

it

to

operate

in

any

country

other

than

the

country

for

which

It

was

designed,

manufactured,

approved

and/or

authorized,

or

repair

of

products

damaged

by

these

modifications.

•

incidental

or

consequential

damages

resulting

from

the

product.

(Some

states

do

not

allow

the

exclusion

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages,

so

the

above

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

you.This

includes,

but

is

not

limited

to,

prerecorded

material,

whether

copyrighted

or

not

copyrighted.)

•

a

product

that

is

used

for

commercial

or

institutional

purposes.

WHERE

IS

SERVICE

AVAILABLE?

Warranty

service

is

available

in

ail

countries

where

the

product

Is

officially

distributed

by

Philips

Consumer

Electronics

Company.

In

countries

where

Philips

Consumer

Electronics

Company

does

not

distribute

the

product,

the

local

Philips

service

organization

will

attempt

to

provide

service

(although

there

may

be

a

delay

If

the

appropriate

spare

parts

and

technical

manual(s)

are

not

readily

available).

MAKE

SURE

YOU

KEER..

Please

keep

your

sales

receipt

or

other

document

showing

proof

of

purchase.Attach

it

to

this

owner’s

manual

and

keep

both

nearby.

Also

keep

the

original

box

and

packing

material

in

case

you

need

to

return

your

product.

BEFORE

REQUESTING

SERVICE...

Please

check

your

owner’s

manual

before

requesting

service.

Adjustments

of

the

controls

discussed

there

may

save

you

a

service

call.

TO

GETWARRANTY

SERVICE

IN

U,S.A.,

PUERTO

RICO

OR

U.S.

VIRGIN

ISLANDS...

Take

the

product

to

a

Philips

factory

service

center

(see

enclosed

list)

or

authorized

service

center

for

repair.When

the

product

has

been

repaired,

you

must

pick

up

the

unit

at

the

center.

Centers

may

keep

defective

parts.

(In

U.SA,

Puerto

Rico

and

U.S.Vingin

Islands,

all

implied

warranties,

including

Implied

warranties

of

merchantability

and

fitness

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particular

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promptly.

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easier

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GENERAL

INFORMATION

Safety.6-7

Limited

Warranty.8

General

Information.9

Preparations.10-11

Remote

Control.11

Controls.12-13

Operating

the

System.13-14

Tuner.15

Cassette

Deck.16-17

CD

Changer.17-19

Clock

Setting.20

Timer

Setting.

2

0

Maintenance.21

Specifications.21

Troubleshooting

Guide.22-23

General

Information

•

The

typeplate

(which

contains

the

serial

number)

is

located

at

the

rear

of

the

set.

•

Recording

is

permissible

if

copyright

or

other

rights

of

third

parties

are

not

infringed.

1

All

unnecessary

packaging

material

has

been

omitted.

We

have

tried

to

make

the

packaging

easy

to

separate

into

three

mono-materials:

-

cardboard

(box)

-

expandable

polystyrene

(buffer)

-

polyethylene

(bags,

protective

foam

sheet).

Please

observe

the

local

regulations

regarding

the

disposal

of

these

packaging

materials.

2

Your

set

consists

of

materials

which

can

be

recycled

and

reused

if

disassembled

by

a

specialized

company.

Please

follow

local

regulations

on

recycling

your

old

set.

3

Do

not

dispose

of

dead

batteries

with

your

household

waste.

Dispose

of

batteries

according

to

local

regulations.

4

Note:

Switching

off

the

standby

mode

overnight

(remove

the

AC

power

cord

from

the

wall

socket)

will

save

energy.

Accessories

(Supplied)

-

Remote

control

-

Batteries

(2

x

AA)

for

remote

control

-

AM

loop

antenna

-

FM

antenna

wire

-

AC

power

cord

Accessories

(Recommended)

-

Philips

Magnavox

FB

201

active

subwoofer.

SAFETY

INFORMATIO

N

_

Safety

Information

•

Before

operating

the

system,

check

that

the

operating

voltage

indicated

on

the

typeplate

(or

the

voltage

indication

beside

the'^voltage

selector)

of

your

system

is

identical

with

the

voltage

of

your

local

power

supply.

If

not,

please

consult

your

dealer.

The

type

plate

is

located

at

the

rear

of

your

system.

•

When

the

system

is

switched

on,

do

not

move

it

around.

•

Place

the

system

on

a

solid

base

(e.g.

a

cabinet).

•

Place

the

system

in

a

location

with

adequate

ventilation

to

prevent

internal

heat

build-up

in

your

system.

•

Do

not

expose

the

system

to

excessive

moisture,

rain,

sand

or

heat

sources.

•

Under

no

circumstances

should

you

repair

the

unit

yourself,

as

this

will

invalidate

the

warranty!

•

If

the

system

is

brought

directly

from

a

cold

to

a

warm

location,

or

is

placed

in

a

very

damp

room,

moisture

may

condense

on

the

lens

of

the

CD

unit

inside

the

system.

Should

this

occur,

the

CD

player

will

not

operate

normally.

Leave

the

power

on

for

about

one

hour

with

no

disc

in

the

unit

until

normal

playback

is

possible.

•

Electrostatic

discharge

may

cause

unexpected

problems.

See

whether

these

problems

disappear

if

you

unplug

the

AC

power

cord

and

plug

it

in

again

after

a

few

seconds.

•

To

disconnect

the

system

from

the

power

supply

completely,

remove

the

AC

power

plug

from

the

wall

socket.

g

English

PREPARATIONS

Inserting

the

batteries

into

the

remote

f:

control

_

/

'

—

■

•

Insert

the

batteries

(TypeRBorAA)

into

the

remote

control

as

shown

inside

the

battery

compartment.

•

To

avoid

damage

from

possible

battery

leakage,

remove

dead

batteries

or

batteries

that

will

not

be

used

for

a

long

time.

For

replacement

use

type

R6

or

AA

batteries.

®

AM

Antenna

Connection

Connect

the

supplied

loop

antenna

to

the

AM

antenna

terminal.

Adjust

the

position

of

the

AM

loop

antenna

for

the

best

reception.

@

FM

Wire

Antenna

Connection

Connect

the

supplied

FM

wire

antenna

to

the

FM

300

Q

terminal.

Adjust

the

position

of

the

FM

antenna

for

the

best

reception.

Outdoor

Antenna

For

better

FM

stereo

reception

connect

an

outdoor

FM

antenna

to

the

FM

ANTENNA

300

Cl

terminal

using

a

300

n

dipole

wire.

©

Speaker

Connections

•

Connect

the

right

speaker

to

terminal

R.

with

the

red

wire

to

+

and

the

black

wire

to

—.

•

Connect

the

left

speaker

to

terminal

L.

with

the

red

wire

to

+

and

the

black

wire

to

—.

•

Clip

the

stripped

portion

of

the

speaker

wire

as

shovm.

10

PREPARATIONS

REMOTE

CONTROL

(D)

Connecting

other

equipment

to

your

system

You

can

connect

the

TV,

Laser

Disc

or

VCR

audio

left

and

right

output

terminals

to

the

AUX

IN

terminal

at

the

rear

of

the

system.

(D

Subwoofer

Out

foptoa/;

You

may

connect

an

external

active

subwoofer

(recommended

Model

FB

201)

to

the

SUBWOOFER

OUT

socket

to

enhance

the

mini

system.

The

subwoofer

reproduces

bass

sound

(e.g.

explosions,

the

rumble

of

spaceships,

etc.).

For

specifications

of

the

subwoofer

output,

see

Specifications.

Be

sure

to

follow

the

instructions

supplied

with

the

subwoofer

unit.

©

AC

Power

Supply

After

all

other

connections

have

been

made,

connect

the

AC

power

cord

to

the

set

and

to

the

wall

outlet.

Remote

Control

Functions

-

First

select

the

source

you

wish

to

control

by

pressing

one

of

the

source

selection

keys

on

the

remote

control

(e.g.

CD.

TUNER

or

TAPE).

-

Then

select

the

desired

function

(PLAY,

NEXT,

etc.).

Note:

Whenever

a

remote

control

button

is

pressed,

the

source

icon

on

the

set

display

will

flicker.

This

indicates

the

remote

control

signal

is

received

by

the

set

(!)

.to

switch

the

unit

to

standby

mode.

TUNER

.to

select

TUNER

mode.

TAPE

.to

select

TAPE

mode,

CD

.to

select

CD

mode.

►

t

o

start

CD

playback.

DISC

.to

select

the

tray

for

playback.

W

/

W

for

TUNER.to

select

a

lower/higher

tuner

preset

station.

for

CD.to

select

previous/next

CD

track.

■

.to

stop

CD

playback.

VOL

+/-“

.to

adjust

the

volume

(if

the

remote

control

operates

the

TV).

DSC

.to

select

digital

sound

control:

JAZZ,

ROCK,

CLASSIC.

POP

or

OPTIMAL.

11

Enslish

CONTROLS

Front

View

1

STANDBY-ON

-

to

switch

the

set

on

or

to

select

standby

mode,

2

SOURCE

-

to

select

the

following:

TUNER

:

to

switch

to

Tuner

mode

CD

;

to

switch

to

CD

mode.

TAPE

:

to

switch

to

Tape

mode.

VIDEO/AUX

;

to

switch

to

VIDEO/AUX

mode

(for

external

sources,

e.g.

TV.

Laser

Disc

or

VCR

sound)

3

PRESET

A

or

T

-

to

select

a

radio

station

in

memQ^\^

Also

use

for

clock

and

timer

setting.

4

TUNING

or

-

to

tune

to

radio

stations:

:

lower

frequencies

►

N

:

higher

frequencies

Also

use

for

clock

and

timer

setting.

5

AUTO

PROGRAM

“

to

program

preset

stations

automatically

or

manually.

6

BAND

-

to

select

the

waveband:

or

AM

7

DISPLAY

-

to

display

the

current

setting

of

the

set.

8

CD

CAROUSEL

TRAY

9

PREV/

►

>!)

-

to

skip

to

the

beginning

of

the

current

or

previous/

or

to

search

baclavard/forward.

10

PROGRAM

-

to

program

CD

tracks

11

STOP-CLEAR

-

to

stop

CD

playback

or

to

clear

a

program

12

SHUFFLE

-

to

play

all

the

available

discs

and

their

tracks

m

random

order.

12

CONTROLS

OPERATING

THE

SYSTEM

13

PLAY'PAUSE

-

to

Start

or

interrupt

CD

playback.

14

3

CD

DIRECT

PLAY

►

-

to

select

play

for

each

CD

tray.

15

OPEN«CLOSE

-

to

open

or

close

the

CD

carousel

tray.

16

CLOCK

-

to

set

the

clock.

17

TIMER

SET

-

to

set

the

timer.

18

DEMD

-

to

display

the

various

features

offered

by

the

system.

19

VOLUME

-

to

adjust

the

volume

level.

20

TIMER

ON«OFF

-

to

switch

the

timer

on

or

off.

21

DIGITALSOUND

CONTROL

(DSC)

-

to

select

the

desired

sound

effect:

JAZZ.

ROCK,

CLASSIC

or

POP.

22

PHONES

0

-

headphones

jack.

23

HIGH

SPEED

DUBBING

-

to

dub

from

TAPE

DECK

2

to

TAPE

DECK

1

at

high

speed.

24

OPTIMAL

-

to

select

the

sound

setting

that

is

tuned

to

the

acoustics

of

the

supplied

speakers.

25

DYNAMIC

BASS

BOOST

(DBB)

-

to

switch

on

bass

boost

to

enhance

bass

response

or

to

switch

off

bass

boost.

26

TAPE

DECK

2

27

TAPE

DECK

2

CASSEHE

OPERATION

-

PLAY

►

:

to

start

playback.

-

:

to

rewind

the

cassette.

-

:

to

fast

forward

the

cassette.

“

STOP*OPEN:

to

stop

playback

or

to

open

the

cassette

compartment.

-

PAUSE:

to

interrupt

playback

28

TAPE

DECK

1

CASSEHE

OPERATION

“

RECORD

:

to

start

recording.

-

PLAY

►

:

to

start

playback.

-

:

to

rewind

the

cassette.

-

:

to

fast

forward

the

cassette.

-

STOP*

OPEN:

to

stop

playback

or

to

open

the

cassette

compartment.

-

PAUSE:

to

interrupt

playback

or

recording.

29

TAPE

DECK

1

Demo

mode

_

The

system

has

a

demonstration

mode

that

shows

the

various

features

offered

by

the

system.

Whenever

the

system

is

connected

to

an

AC

power

source,

the

demonstration

mode

will

start

automatically.

To

stop

demonstration

mode

•

Press

DEMO,

STANDBY

-

ON,

SOURCE.

CD

OPEN*CLOSE

or

3

CD

DIRECT

PLAY

button

on

the

system

(or

(!),

CD,

TUNER

or

TAPE

on

the

remote

control)

to

stop

the

demonstration.

To

switch

on

demonstration

mode

•

Press

DEMO.

The

display

will

show'WELCOnE

TO

TMO

RLIDID

then

a

demonstration

of

the

various

features

will

follow.

13

English

OPERATING

THE

SYSTEM

Important

Before

you

begin

operating

the

system,

complete

the

preparation

procedures.

Switching

the

system

ON

•

Press

STANDBY-ON

or

SOURCE

(or

CD.

TUNER

or

TAPE

on

the

remote

control).

Switching

the

system

to

standby

mode

•

Press

STANDBY-ON

again

(or

(!)

on

the

remote

control).

Selecting

the

Sound

Source

•

Press

SOURCE

to

select

either

TUNER,

CD,

TAPE

or

VIDEO/AUX

(or

CD,

TUNER

or

TAPE

on

the

remote

control).

The

display

indicates

the

selected

sound

source.

You

can

also

select

the

sound

source

directly

by

selecting

the

respective

PLAY

button

or

3

CD

DIRECT

PLAY

buttons

for

CD

or

the

PRESET,

BAND

or

TUNING

button

for

TUNER

mode.

Note:

For

an

external

sound

source,

make

sure

that

you

have

connected

the

audio

left

and

right

output

terminals

of

the

external

equipment

(TV,

VCR

or

Laser

Disc

player)

to

the

AUX

IN

terminals

at

the

rear

of

the

set

Volume

Adjustment

Turn

VOLUME^

or^^

(or

press

VOL

+

or

—

on

the

remote

control)

to

increase

or

decrease

the

sound

level.

For

Personal

Listening

Connect

headphones

to

the

PHONES

O

socket

The

speakers

will

be

muted.

Digital

Sound

Control

(DSC)

•

To

enjoy

a

special

sound

effect,

press

JAZZ

(

/

),

ROCK

(),

CLASSIC

()

or

POP

(/).

•

You

can

also

press

DSC

on

the

remote

control

to

select

the

respective

sound

setting,

including

OPTIMAL

Optimal

Sound

•

Press

OPTIMAL

to

hear

the

sound

setting

that

is

tuned

to

the

acoustics

of

the

supplied

speakers.

Dynamic

Bass

Boost

(DBB)

•

Press

DBB

to

enhance

the

bass

response.

The

OBB

flag

lights

up.

14

TUNER

Tuning

to

radio

stations

1

Press

SOURCE

(or

TUNER

on

the

remote

control)

to

select

TUNER.

2

Press

BAND

to

select

the

desired

waveband:

FM

or

AM.

3

Press

TUNING

K^or^VI

for

more

than

one

second.

The

display

will

show

'5ERRCH'

until

a

station

with

sufficient

signal

strength

is

found.

•

Repeat

this

procedure

until

the

desired

station

is

reached.

•

To

tune

to

a

weak

station,

briefly

press

TUNING

or

until

the

display

shows

the

right

frequency

and/or

when

the

best

reception

has

been

obtained.

Storing

Preset

Stations

You

can

store

up

to

20

stations

in

the

memory.

When

a

preset

station

is

selected,

the

preset

number

appears

the

frequency

on

the

display.

Automatic

programming

1

Press

BAND

to

select

the

desired

waveband:

FM

or

AM.

2

Press

AUTO

PROGRAM

for

more

than

one

second

to

start

the

automatic

programming.

PROGRAM

flashes

and

’BUTO'

is

displayed.

Every

available

station

will

be

stored

automatically.

The

frequency

and

preset

numberwill

be

displayed

briefly.

-*

It

will

stop

searching

when

all

the

available

stations

are

stored

or

when

20

preset

stations

are

stored.

•

You

can

cancel

the

automatic

programming

by

pressing

AUTO

PROGRAM;

TUNING

or

PRESET

T

or

A;

or

BAND.

Note:

If

you

want

to

resen/e

a

section

of

preset

numbers,

for

example

preset

numbers

1-9,

select

preset

10

before

starting

automatic

programming.

Now

only

the

preset

numbers

10

to

20

will

be

programmed.

Manual

programming

1

Press

AUTO

PROGRAM

for

less

than

one

second,

PR

0

G

RA

^.1

flashes

on

the

display.

2

Press

BAND

to

select

the

desired

waveband:

FM

or

AM.

3

Press

TUNING

14^or^^I

to

tune

to

the

desired

frequency.

4

Press

PRESET

T

or

A

to

select

a

preset

number.

5

Press

AUTO

PROGRAM

again.

PROGRAM

disappears,

and

the

station

is

stored.

•

Repeat

the

above

procedure

to

store

other

preset

stations.

Tuning

to

Preset

Stations

•

Press

PRESET

T

or

A

(M

or

W

on

the

remote

control)

to

select

the

desired

preset

number.

The

preset

number,

frequency

and

waveband

appear

on

the

display.

15

Enslish

CASSEHE

DECK

Loading

a

cassette

•

Press

ST0P*0PEN.

•

The

cassette

compartment

door

opens.

•

Load

the

cassette

with

the

open

side

downward

and

the

full

spool

to

the

left.

•

Close

the

cassette

compartment

door.

Tape

Playback

1

Press

SOURCE

(or

TAPE

on

the

remote

control)

to

select

TAPE.

2

Load

the

cassette

into

the

desired

cassette

deck.

3

Press

PLAY

►

to

start

playback.

4

Press

STOP*OPEN

to

end

playback.

Fast

Forward/Rewinding

1

You

can

rewind

or

fast

foavard

the

cassette

by

pressing

◄◄

or

respectively.

2

Press

STOP»OPEN

to

stop

fast

foavarding

or

rewinding.

Note:

It

is

possible

to

fast

forward

or

rewind

a

cassette

when

the

set

is

in

another

source

mode

fag.

TUNER,

CD

or

VIDEO/AUX

model.

Continuous

playback

of

two

cassettes

1

Press

SOURCE

to

select

TAPE.

2

Load

the

cassettes

in

tape

deck

1

and

tape

deck

Z

3

Press

PLAY

►

o

n

tape

deck

2.

4

Press

PAUSE

on

tape

deck

1.

5

Press

PLAY

►

o

n

tape

deck!

“**

Playback

will

begin

with

tape

deck

2

and

will

continue

with

tape

deck

1

when

tape

deck

2

ends

6

Press

ST0P*0PEN

if

you

want

to

stop

playback

before

the

end

of

the

cassette

in

tape

deck

1

or

tape

deckZ

Recording

(TAPE

DECK

1)

1

Press

SOURCE

to

select

TUNER,

CD

or

VIDEO/AUX.

2

Load

a

blank

cassette

into

tape

deck

1.

3

Start

playback

of

the

TUNER,

CD

or

VIDEO/AUX

source.

Press

RECORD

on

tape

deck

1

to

start

recording.

-*

The

RECORD

flag

starts

flashing.

4

Press

STOP«OPEN

on

tape

deck

1

to

stop

recording.

Note:

During

recording,

it

is

not

possible

to

listen

to

another

sound

source.

16

CASSEHE

DECK

CD

CHANGER

General

Information

Dubbing

cassettes

(from

TAPE

DECK

2

to

TAPE

DECK

1)

1

Load

the

pre-recorded

cassette

into

tape

deck

2

and

a

blank

cassette

into

tape

deck

1.

Make

sure

that

both

cassettes

have

their

full

spools

to

the

left.

•

For

high

speed

recording,

press

HIGH

SPEED

DUBBING.

—

HIGH

SPEED

appears

on

the

display.

2

Press

PAUSE

on

tape

deck

1.

3

Press

RECORD

on

tape

deck

1.

^

RECORD

appears

on

the

display.

4

Press

PLAY

►

o

n

tape

deck

2.

—

Recording

will

start

automatically.

5

Press

STOP*OPEN

on

tape

deck

1

and

tape

deck

2

to

stop

dubbing.

Notes:

-

At

the

end

of

side

A,

flip

the

cassettes

to

side

B

and

repeat

the

procedure.

The

tape

deck

does

not

have

an

auto-reverse

function,

so

you

must

manually

flip

the

cassette.

-

Dubbing

of

cassettes

is

only

possible

in

the

Tape

mode.

To

ensure

good

dubbing,

use

cassettes

of

the

same

length.

-

During

high

speed

dubbing

operation

in

the

Tape

mode,

the

sound

is

reduced

to

a

low

volume.

“

For

recording,

use

only

a

cassette

of

lEC

type

I

(normal

cassette).

-

The

tape

in

the

cassette

is

secured

at

both

ends

with

leader

tape.

At

the

beginning

and

end

of

a

cassette,

nothing

will

be

recorded

for

six

to

seven

seconds.

-

The

recording

level

is

set

automatically,

regardless

of

the

position

of

VOLUME.

-

Check

and

tighten

slack

tape

with

a

pencil

before

use.

Slack

tape

may

get

jammed

or

may

burst

in

the

mechanism.

-

To

prevent

accidental

recording,

break

out

the

tab

on

the

left

shoulder

of

the

cassette

side

you

want

to

protect.

To

re-record

the

cassette,

cover

each

hole

with

cellophane

tape.

Erasure

Prevention

Tabs

-

C-120

tape

is

extremely

thin

and

may

be

easily

deformed

or

damaged.

It

is

not

recommended

for

use

in

this

unit.

“

Store

the

cassettes

at

room

temperature

and

do

not

put

them

too

close

to

a

magnetic

field

(for

example,

transformers,

TVs

or

speakers).

Warning!

1)

This

set

is

designed

for

conventional

CDs.

Do

not

use

any

accessories

like

disc

stabilizer

rings

or

CD

treatment

sheets,

etc,

which

may

damage

the

CD

mechanism.

2)

Do

not

load

more

than

one

disc

into

each

tray.

3)

When

the

CD

changer

is

loaded

with

CD(s),

do

not

turn

over

or

shake

the

unit

as

this

may

jam

the

changer

mechanism.

You

can

load

up

to

three

discs

in

the

CD

changer

for

continuous

play

without

interruption.

In

addition

to

the

conventional

12-cm

disc,

8-cm

discs

can

also

be

used

without

an

adaptor.

Loading

the

CD

Changer

1

Press

SOURCE

(or

CD

on

the

remote

control)

to

select

CD.

2

Press

OPEN*CLOSE.

The

CD

compartment

slides

out.

3

Load

a

disc

with

the

printed

side

up

in

the

right

tray.

•

You

can

load

another

disc

in

the

left

tray.

17

English

Eaglitk

CD

CHANGER

•

To

load

the

third

disc,

press

the

corresponding

3

CD

DIRECT

PLAY

button

of

the

empty

tray.

The

CD

changer

will

rotate

until

the

empty

tray

Is

at

the

right

hand

side

and

is

ready

for

loading.

Playback

will

always

start

with

the

outer

right

disc

tray.

4

Press

OPEN*CLOSE

to

close

the

CD

compartment.

—

The

total

number

of

tracks

and

the

playing

time

of

the

last

selected

disc

will

appear

on

the

display.

The

following

display

indications

will

help

you

to

know

whether

the

disc

trays

are

empty

or

loaded.

1

-

indicates

disc

tray

1

is

empty.

-

indicates

disc

tray

2

is

loaded

with

a

disc.

<3^

-

indicates

disc

tray

3

is

the

current

or

selected

disc

tray.

Playing

a

Disc

1

Press

PLAY«PAUSE

(or

►

on

the

remote

control)

to

start

playback.

The

disc

tray,

track

number

and

elapsed

playing

time

of

the

current

track

appear

on

the

display.

•

To

interrupt

play,

press

PLAY«PAUSE.

The

playing

time

flashes.

•

To

resume

play,

press

PLAY*PAUSE

again

(or

►

on

the

remote

control).

2

To

stop

play,

press

STOP«CLEAR

(or

■

on

the

remote

control).

Note:

All

the

available

discs

will

play

once,

then

stop.

When

the

CD

has

stopped

playing,

the

set

will

switch

to

the

standby

mode

automatically

after

15

minutes

if

no

button

is

pressed.

When

the

CD

tray

is

closed,

you

can

play

a

CD

directly

by

pressing

the

3

CD

DIRECT

PLAY

(1

-

3)

buttons

on

the

set

(or

DISC

button

on

the

remote

control).

The

CD

player

will

stop

at

the

end

of

playback

of

the

selected

disc.

Selecting

a

desired

track

Selecting

a

desired

track

when

playback

is

stopped

1

Press

M

or

W

on

the

remote

control)

until

the

desired

track

appears

on

the

display.

2

Press

PLAY«PAUSE

(or

►

on

the

remote

control)

to

start

playback.

The

selected

track

number

and

elapsed

playing

time

appear

on

the

display.

18

--

^

CD

CHANGER

i

Selecting

a

desired

track

during

playback

1

Press

NE)CT

(!

◄

or

W

on

the

remote

control)

until

the

desired

track

appears

on

the

display.

^

The

selected

track

number

and

elapsed

playing

time

appear

on

the

display.

•

If

you

press

it

will

skip

to

the

beginning

of

the

current

track

and

play

the

track

again.

Searching

for

a

particular

passage

during

playback

•

Press

and

hold

SEARCH

or

until

the

desired

passage

is

located.

During

the

search,

the

sound

is

played

at

a

faster

than

normal

rate

and

at

a

reduced

volume.

Playback

returns

to

normal

when

SEARCH

or^H

is

released.

Shuffle

SHUFFLE-

playing

all

the

available

discs

and

their

tracks

in

random

order.

It

can

also

be

used

when

tracks

are

programmed.

To

shuffle

all

the

discs

and

tracks

1

Press

SHUFFLE.

—

"SHumC"

flashes

briefly

on

the

display.

The

SHUFRE

flag,

the

disc

and

the

track

selected

at

random

appear

on

the

display.

•

The

discs

and

the

tracks

will

now

be

played

in

random

order

until

you

press

STOP«CLEAR.

2

Press

SHUFFLE

again

to

resume

normal

playback.

—

The

SHUFFLE

flag

disappears

from

the

display.

Programming

Tracks

Programming

tracks

of

a

loaded

CD

is

possible

when

CD

playback

is

stopped.

The

display

will

indicate

the

total

tracks

stored

in

the

program.

Up

to

40

tracks

can

be

stored

in

the

memory

in

any

order.

When

40

tracks

are

stored

and

you

attempt

to

store

another

track,

the

display

will

show

■

PRDGRRfl

full:

1

Load

the

desired

discs

in

the

disc

trays.

2

Press

PROGRAM

to

start

programming.

The

PROGRAM

flag

flashes

on

the

display.

3

Press

the

desired

disc

button

to

select

the

disc.

4

Press

select

the

desired

track.

5

Press

PROGRAM

to

store

the

track.

•

Repeat

steps

3

to

5

to

store

other

discs

and

tracks.

6

Press

STOP»CLEAR

once

to

end

programming.

The

total

number

of

tracks

programmed

and

total

playing

time

will

appear

on

the

display.

Playing

the

program

1

Press

PLAY*PAUSE

to

start

program

playback.

The

track

number

and

elapsed

playing

time

of

the

current

track

will

appear

on

the

display.

2

Press

STOP»CLEAR

to

stop

program

playback.

Note:

If

you

press

any

of

the

3

CD

DIRECT

PLAY

buttons,

the

set

will

play

the

selected

disc,

and

the

program

will

be

ignored

temporarily

77/e

program

flag

will

also

temporarily

disappear

from

the

display,

then

reappear

when

the

playback

for

the

selected

disc

ends.

Reviewing

the

program

Reviewing

of

a

program

is

only

possible

when

CD

playback

is

stopped.

•

Press

to

review

the

programmed

tracks.

Erasing

the

program

(when

playback

is

stopped)

•

Press

STOP*CLEAR.

—

“PRDGRRm

CLERREU"

appears

on

the

display.

Note:

•

The

program

is

also

erased

when

the

set

is

disconnected

from

the

power

supply.

If

the

CD

carousel

is

opened,

the

tracks

belonging

to

the

outer

two

trays

will

be

erased

and

tLERRGI)'

will

flash

on

the

display

once,

CD

Recording

During

CD

recording,

•

it

is

not

advisable

to

fast

forward/rewind

your

cassette

in

TAPE

DECK

2.

•

it

is

not

possible

to

listen

to

another

sound

source.

CD

Recording

1

Load

a

blank

cassette

(full

spool

to

the

left)

into

tape

deck!.

2

Press

SOURCE

to

select

CD,

3

Load

a

disc

into

the

disc

tray.

4

Press

select

the

desired

track.

If

desired,

you

can

program

the

tracks

in

the

order

you

want

them

to

be

recorded

(see

Programming

Tracks).

5

Press

RECORD

on

cassette

tape

deck

1

to

start

recording.

The

RECORD

flag

flashes

on

the

display.

The

CD

starts

playing.

6

Press

STOP*CLEAR

of

the

CD

compartment

and

STOP«OPEN

on

cassette

tape

deck

1

to

stop

recording.

19

CLOCK

SETTING

TIMER

SEHING

Setting

the

clock

The

clock

uses

the

12

hour

system,

e.g.

1

PM

or

12

AM.

1

Press

CLOCK.

—

"

w.i“

starts

flashing.

2

Set

the

hour

with

PRESET

T

or

A.

3

Set

the

minute

with

TUNING

(

◄◄

o

r^^I

»

4

Press

CLOCK

again

to

store

the

setting.

The

clock

starts

running.

Note:

-

When

a

power

interruption

occurs,

the

clock

settings

are

erased.

Setting

the

Timer

•

The

system

can

switch

on

to

TUNER

or

CD

mode

automatically

at

a

preset

time.

It

can

serve

as

an

alarm

to

wake

you

up.

After

half

an

hour

from

the

preset

time,

the

system

will

return

to

the

standby

mode.

•

Before

setting

the

timer,

make

sure

the

clock

is

set

correctly.

•

The

timer

works

only

once

for

each

setting.

•

The

volume

ofthe

timer

will

be

atthe

last

setting

before

the

set

is

switched

to

standby

mode.

Timer

Setting

1

Press

TIMER

SET.

—

The

TIMER

flag

flashes.

2

Press

PRESET

A

to

select

the

desired

sound

source.

-*

The

display

will

switch

as

follows:

TUNER-CD

“-TUNER...

3

Press

TIMER

SET

to

confirm

your

selection.

—

The

display

will

show

"DN

1^:00

A'.r

and

“

i^:Su

Af.iMlashes.

4

Press

PRESET

▼

or

A

to

set

the

hour

for

the

timer

to

start.

5

Press

TUNING

l^^orM*!

to

set

the

minutes

for

the

timer

to

start.

6

Press

TIMER

SET

to

store

the

start

time.

—

The

TIMER

is

now

set

—

The

TIMER

flag

remains

lit

To

stop

the

TIMER

•

Press

TIMER

ON*OFF

on

the

set

—

The

TIMER

is

now

off.

To

start

the

TIMER

again

•

Press

TIMER

ON«OFF

on

the

set

—

The

display

will

show

the

last

set

start

time

of

the

TIMER

and

its

flag.

—

The

TIMER

flag

remains

lit

Notes:

1.

if

the

source

selected

is

TUNER,

the

last

tuned

frequency

will

be

switched

on.

2.

If

the

source

selected

is

CD,

playback

will

begin

with

the

first

track

of

the

last

selected

disc.

If

the

CD

trays

are

empty,

the

TUNER

source

will

be

selected

instead.

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