Pioneer Xc-l7 User manual

STEREO

CD

RECEIVER

Othe

%G-L7

(DU-L7)

Instructions

alist

S-

L.7;

DIGITAL

AUDIO

STEREO

CASSETTE

DECK

CT-L7

SPEAKER

SYSTEM

S-L7-A

Thank

you

for

buying

this

PIONEER

product.

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

Please

read

through

these

operating

instructions

so

you

will

know

how

to

operate

your

model

properly.

After

you

have

finished

reading

the

instructions,

put

them

away

in

a

safe place

for

future

reference.

In

some

countries

or

regions,

the

shape

of

the

power

plug

and

power

outlet

may

sometimes

differ

from

that

shown

in

the

explanatory

drawings.

However,

the

methad

of

connecting

and

operating

the

unit

is

the

OR

MOISTURE.

HAZARD,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

THE

POWER

SWITCH

IS

SECONDARY

CONNECTED

AND

THEREFORE

DOES

NOT

SEPARATE

THE

UNIT

FROM

MAINS

POWER

IN

THE

STANDBY

POSITION.

same.

This

product

complies

with

the

Low

Voltage

Direc-

tive

(73/23/EEC),

EMC

Directives

(89/336/EEC,

92/31/

FEC)

and

CE

Marking

Directive

(93/68/EEC).

IMPORTANT

1

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

The

fightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol,

within

an

CAUTION:

equilateral

triangle,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

TO

PREVENT

THE

AISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

presence

of

uninsulated

"dangerous

voltage’

within

the

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER-

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficientmagnitude

SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

OUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

IMI

PO

RTANT

The

cut-off

plug

should

be

disposed

of

afd

must

not

be

inserted

into

any

13

amp

socket

as

this

can

result

in

electric

shock.

The

plug

or

adaptor

of

the

FOR

U

SE

IN

THE

U

NITE

D

distribution

panel

should

be

provided

with

a

$

amp

KING

DOM

fuse.

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

coloured

The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accord-

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

ance

with

the

following

code:

proceed

as

follows:

Blue

:

Neutral

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

Brown:

Live

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

if

the

plug

provided

is

unsuitable

for

your

socket

coloured

black,

outlets,

the

plug

must

be

cut

off

and

a

suitable

plu

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

he

con-

fitted.

plug

pug

nected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

lat-

ter

L

or

coloured

red.

CAUTION

ATTENTION

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DANGER

D'ELECTROCUTION

DO

NOT

OPEN

NE

PAS

OUVAIR

@

PIONEER’

The

Art

of

Entertainment

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intended

10

alert

ihe

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.

Do

not

cannect

either

wire

to

the

earth

terminal

of

a

three-pin

plug.

|

NOTE

.

After

replacing

ar

changing

a

fuse,

the

fuse

cover

in

the

plug

must

be

replaced

with

a

fuse

cover

which

corresponds

to

the

colour

of

the

insert

in

the

base

of

the

piug

or

the

word

that

js

embossed

on

the

base

of

the

plug,

and

the

appliance

must

not

be

used

without

a

fuse

cover.

if

lost,

replacement

fuse

cov-

ers

can

be

obtained

from

your

dealer.

Only

5

A

fuses

approved

by

B.S.1.

or

4.8.7.4.

to

B.S.

1362

should

be

used.

These

Jabels

can

be

found

on

the

unit's

bottom

panel.

[For

Stereo

CD

Receiver

XC-L7]

CAUTION

This

product

contains

a

laser

diode

of

higher

class

than

1.

To

ensure

continued

safety,

do

not

remove

any

covers

or

attempt

to

gain

ac-

cess

to

the

inside

of

the

product.

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified

personnel.

The

following

caution

label

appears

on

your

unit.

Location:

Bottom

of

the

unit.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

WARNING!

Lithium

batteries.

Danger

of

explosion.

Replacement

must

be

done

by

qualified

personnel

and

only

by

following

the

tnstructions

given

in

the

service

manual.

INFRINGEMENT

TO

COPYRIGHT

Recording

and

playback

of

copyrighted

material

may

require

consent.

See

the

Copyright

Act

1956

and

the

Performers’

Protection

Acts

1958

and

1972.

LOCATION

Install

the

unit

in

a

well-ventilated

location

where

it

will

not

be

exposed

to

high

temperatures

or

humid-

ity.

Do

not

install

the

unit

in

a

location

which

ts

exposed

to

direct

rays

of

the

sun,

or

near

hot

appliances

or

ra-

diators.

Excessive

heat

can

adversely

affect

the

cabi-

net

and

internal

components.

Installation

of

the

unit

in

a

damp

or

dusty

environment

may

also

result

ina

malfunction

or

an

accident.

(Avoid

installation

near

cookers

etc.,

where

the

unit

may

be

exposed

to

oily

smoke,

steam

or

heat.)

Do

not

install

the

unit

on

a

tottered

stand,

nor

on

an

unstable

or

inclined

surface.

CONDENSATION

When

this unit

is

brought

into

a

warm

room

from

previ-

ously

cold

surroundings

or

when

the

room

temperature

rises

sharply,

condensation

may

form

inside,

and

the

unit

may

not

be

able

to

attain

its

full

performance.

To

pre-

vent

this,

allow

the

unit

to

stand

for

about

an

hour

be-

fore

switching

it

on,

or

raise

the

room

temperature

gradu-

ally.

©

En

PRECAUTIONS

REGARDING

INSTALLATION

@

Placing

and

using

the

unit

for

long

periods

on

heat-

generating

sources

will

affect

performance.

Avoid

placing

the

unit

on

heat-generating

sources.

®

Install

this unit

as

far

away

as

possible

from

TV

sets.

A

unit

installed

in

close

proximity

to

such

equipment

may

cause

noise

or

degradation

of

the

picture.

@

Such

noise

may

be

particularly

noticeable

when

an

indoor

antenna

is

used.

In

such

a

case,

make

use

of

an

outdoor

antenna,

or

turn

off

power

to

the

unit.

@

Please

place

this

unit

on

a

level

surface.

There

is

a

cooling

fan

in

the

rear

of

this

unit.

If

the

ex-

haust

vent

is

blocked,

heat

will

build

up

inside,

interfer-

ing

with

performance

or

causing

malfunctions.

There-

fore,

make

sure

to

leave

space

between

the

unit

and

walls

and

other

equipment

to

improve

heat

radiation

(at

least

25

cm

at

top

15cm

at

rear

10

cm

at

left

side,

and.

10cm

on

right

side

(looking

from

the

front)).

.

@

Do

not

place

on

a

thick

carpet,

bed,

sofa,

or

fabric

having

a

thick

pile.

Do

not

cover

with

fabric

or

other

covering.

Anything

that

blocks

ventilation

will

cause

internal

temperature

to

rise,

which

may

lead

to

breakdown

or

fire

hazard.

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SPECIFICATIONS

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*

The

remote

control

unit

is

supplied

already

mounted

inside

in

its

holder.

(D)

Remote

control

unit

x

1

(

Remote

contro!

unit

holder

x

1

@

Lithium

battery

(CR2025)

x

1

@)

FM

antenna

x

1

©)

AM

loop

antenna

(shown

assembled)

x

1

©)

Satellite

speaker

cords

(included

with

speaker

sys-

tem)

x

2

@)

Subwoofer

speaker

cord

(included

with

speaker

sys-

tem)

x

1

Subwoofer’s

non

skid

pads

(included

with

speaker

system)

x

4

9)

Power

cord

x

1

Display

unit

cord

(10p

mini-DIN

cable)

x

1

@®

Operating

instructions

x

4

@

Warranty

card

x

1

©

En

@

Be

sure

to

first

remove

the

remote

control

unit

from

its

holder

and

load

batteries

(see

accompa-

nying

illustration).

(To

insert)

4

©

Battery

holder

Caution

@

Be

careful

never

to

insert

the

battery

holder

in

a

wrong

orientation,

for

this

will

result

in

damage.

@

Insert

a

pencil

or

other

similar

pointed

object

into

Incorrect

use

of

battery

may

cause

leakage

or

rup-

the

place

marked

—

and

slide

to

the

right,

leaving

ture.

Always

be

sure

to

follow

this

guideline:

in

that

position.

A.Always

insert

the

battery

into

the

battery

com-

@

Pull

out

the

battery

holder.

partment

correctly

matching

the

positive

@

and

@)

Insert

the

lithium

battery

(CR2025)},

aligning

the

@

negative

©

polarities,

as

shown

by

the

display

and

©

polarities

correctly.

inside

the

compartment.

@

Reinsert

the

battery

holder.

B.Keep

the

lithium

battery

out

of

reach

of

children.

C.If

somebody

swallows

the

lithium

battery,

imme-

diately

call

your

doctor.

D.Do

not

attempt

to

open,

recharge,

heat,

solder

or

short

the

battery

or

dispose

it

in

fire.

The

remote

control

unit

can

be

used

within

a

range

of

approx.

7

meters

from

the

remote

sensor,

and

within

angles

of

up

to

approx.

30

degrees.

@

lf

the

remote

control

sensor

window

is

in

a

posi-

tion

where

it

receives

strong

light

such

as

sunlight

or

fluorescent

light,

control

may

not

be

possible.

4

En

In

order

to

obtain

optimum

performance

from

your

system,

it

should

be

instailed

as

shown

In

the

accompany-

ing

illustration.

When

a

MD

recorder

is

included

as

part

of

the

system,

place

it

between

the

CD

receiver

and

the

cassette

deck,

as

shown.

This

product

has

been

treated

with

a

glossy

finish.

As

a

result,

if

the

components

are

allowed

to

remain

stacked

for

long

periods

of

time,

the

feet

of

a

unit

above

may

leave

imprints

on

the

top

of

the

unit

below.

Subwoofer

Satellite

speaker

(L)

Satellite

speaker

(R)

@

Display

Unit

DU-L7

(2)

Stereo

CD

Receiver

XC-L7

@)

MiniDisc

Recorder

MJ-L7

(sold

separately)

@)

Stereo

Cassette

Deck

CT-L7

(sold

separately)

m@

Precautions

regarding

speaker

placement

@

Avoid

installing

speakers

in

places

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

or

near

heating

appliances,

since

the

speaker

cabinets

may

become

deformed

or

discolored,

or

the

speakers

may

be

otherwise

damaged.

@

Never

install

speakers

in

unstable

locations,

since

they

may

fail

and

cause

personal

injuries

or

other

dam-

age.

g

About

the

Subwoofer’s

non

skid

Pads

The

speaker

system’s

outer

package

contains

non

skid

pads

for

the

subwoofer.

Apply

these

pads

to

the

four

corners

of

the

subwoofer’s

bottom

surface.

It

is

particularly

important

to

attach

these

pads

when

mounting

the

subwoofer

on

a

hard

floor

or

other

slick

surface.

En

©

Before

making

or

changing

the

connections,

switch

off

the

power

and

disconnect

the

power

cord

from

the

AC

outlet.

@

Be

sure

to

connect

an

antenna.

If

you

do

not,

broadcast

signa!

reception

will

not

be

possible.

@

Extend

the

FM

antenna

so

that

it

is

stretched

out

tautly.

Do

not

allow

it

to

hang

loose

or

leave

it

coiled

up.

@

The

FM

antenna

serves

as

a

simple

and

conven-

ient

means

of

receiving

FM

stations.

For

better

re-

ception,

use

a

dedicated

FM

antenna.

When

reception

quality

is

insufficient

with

the

supplied

antennas

@®

Purchase

and

connect

outdoor

AM

and

FM

antennas

(available

commercially).

(

Setting

up

the

AM

antenna.

;

Connecting

an

external

AM

antenna

There

are

three

ways

of

setting

the

AM

antenna.

Indoor

AM

antenna

(See

illustrations

a,

b

and

c}

Outdoor

AM

antenna

Vinyl

insulation

wire

(9-6

meters)

AM

loop

antenna

@

Place

the

AM

antenna

on

a

flat

surface

and

point

it

in

the

direction

which

yields

the

best

reception.

Do

not

disconnect

the

AM

loop

antenna,

even

when

-@

To

prevent

the

generation

of

unwanted

noise,

lo-

a

separate

AM

antenna

is

connected.

cate

the

antenna

at

a

distance

from

the

system

com-

ponents

and

display

unit,

in

a

place

where

it

does

Connecting

an

outdoor

FM

antenna

not

come

into

contact

with

metal

objects.

Place

it

Connect

as

shown.

as

far

away

from

a

personal

computer,

TV

set,

etc.

as

possible.

Otherwise,

noise

may

result.

@

When

the

antenna

is

to

be

mounted

on

a

wall,

de-

:

FM

antenna

termine

exactly

where

it

should

be

positioned

by

finding

the

direction

in

which

the

best

reception

is

yielded.

Using

a

coaxial

cable

75

Q

coaxial

cable

|

PAL

connector

@

Mounting

the

FM

antenna.

NOTE;

A

signal

earth

(m)

is

designed

to

reduce

noise

that

oc-

curs

when

an

antenna

is

connected.

It

is

not

a

safety

©

earth.

En

(When

combining

the

display

unit

with

a

CD

re-

ceiver,

MD

recorder

and

cassette

deck.)

CONNECTING

THE

SYSTEM

CA-

BLES

AND

DISPLAY

UNIT

CORD

(

Connecting

the

system

cables.

@

Display

Unit

DU-L7

(2)

Stereo

CD

Receiver

XC-L7

@

Optional

MiniDisc

Recorder

MJ-L7

4)

Optional

Stereo

Cassette

Deck

CT-L7

To

insert

To

remove

Hold

the

connector,

Hold-the

connector

se-

then

press

in

firmly

un-

curely

on

both

sides

til

a

click

is

heard.

and

pull

out.

ess

-

v

Mit

%

NOTE:

Do

NOT

connect

or

disconnect

the

system

cables

while

the

power

plug

fs

still

connected

to

a

power

outlet.

Failure

to

heed

this

warning

may

result

in

a

breakdown.

Connect

the

inputs

and

outputs

of

the

system

cables

so

that

the

components

are

connected

like

beads

ona

string.

@

The

components

may

be

connected

in

any

order.

(Connections

for

the

CD

receiver,

MD

recorder

and

cas-

sette

deck]

Connect

(When

combining

the

display

unit

with

a

CD

receiver

and

cassette

deck.)

[Connections

for

the

CD

receiver

and

cassette

deck]

Connect

6)

Connecting

the

display

unit

cord

Use

the

display

unit

cord

to

connect

the

display

unit

to

the

CD

receiver’s

DU-L7

connector.

@

Therear

panel

ofthe

dispiay

unit

is

provided

with

two

hook

holes,

allowing

the

unit

to

be

mounted

on

a

wall

or

other

secure

vertical

surface.

NOTES:

@

When

using

the

display

unit

in

a

wall-mounted

fo-

cation,

take

full

precautions

to

prevent

the

unit

from

accidentally

falling.

@®

Screws

and

other

fixtures

for

use

in

wall

mounting

are

not

included.

Pioneer

bears

no

responsibility

for

accidents

result-

ing

from

faulty

assembly

or

installation,

insufficient

mounting

strength

of

wails

or

other

building

fix-

tures,

misuse

or

natural

disasters.

The

L-type

connector

is

attached

to

the

display

unit.

Holes

for

mounting

hooks

To

CD

Receiver

XC-

L7’s

dedicated

DU-L7

connector.

En

7

Satellite

speaker

CONNECTING

THE

SPEAKERS

AND

POWER

CORDS

)

Connect

the

speaker

cords

to

the

SPEAKER

terminals.

(Satellite

Speaker

S-L7-LR/

S-L7-A-LR)

Connect

the

white

cords

(with

gray

line)

to

the “+”

(red)

terminais

and

the

white

cords

to

the

“—"

(black)

terminals.

Connect

the

cords

to

the

speakers

in

nearly

the

same

way.

@

Twist

the

wire

strands.

@

Push

away

the

@)

Pull

back

the

tab.

Be

sure

to

tighten

the

cords

firmly.

tab

and

insert

the

cord

into

the

terminal.

NOTE:

Do

not

allow

the

conductors

of

the

cords

to

project

out

of

the

terminals

or

to

come

into

contact

with

other

conductors.

A

breakdown

or

failure

may

occur

when

conductors

touch.

Speaker

impedance

Connect

speaker

systems

with

a

nominal

impedance

ranging

from

6

Q

to

16

©

(4

Q

in

the

case

of

sub-woof-

ers).

Precautions

for

the

S-L7-LR/S-L7-A-LR

and

S-L7-W/

S-L7-A-W

@

Do

not

connect

to

any

amplifier

other

than

the

one

supplied

with

this

system.

Connection

to

any

other

amplifier

may

in

rare

cases

result

in

smoke

or

fire.

@

Becareful

not

to

block

the

port

opening

on

the

front

panel

of

the

speaker.

8

|

En

Satellite

speaker

@

Bevery

careful

when

connecting

speaker

cords!

!f

one

of

the

satellite

speakers

is

mistakenly

con-

nected

to

the

subwoofer’s

speaker

cord

and

con-

nector,

the

satellite

speaker

may

be

damaged.

@

This

speaker

system

is

not

magnetically

shielded,

-

and

may

cause

color

noise

or

distortion

when

placed

very

near

a

television.

If

this

occurs,

place

the

speakers

farther

away

from

the

television

set.

@

Connect

the

speaker

cords

to

the

speaker

terminals

(SUBWOOFER

S-L7-W/S-L7-A-W)}

QQ)

Align

the

cord's

socket

properly

with

the

termi-

nal

and

insert

into

the

receptacle.

To

release

the

socket,

pinch

the

top

and

bottom

halves

and

pull

out.

@

On

the

end

of

the

cord

not

provided

with

a

socket,

twist

the

insulation

tips

and

pull

off,

ex-

posing

the

wire.

@)

Press

down

the

tabs

and

insert

the

cords’

wire

tips

fully

into

the

connectors.

@)

Press

up

on

the

connector

tabs,

returning

them

to

their

original

positions,

and

confirm

that

the

cords

are

firmly

fixed

in

place.

Dark

Gray

Connecting

the

power

cord.

(When

not

using

the

optional

MD

recorder)

Insert

the

connector

plug

on

the

accessory

power

cord

into

the

CD

receiver's

power

inlet,

and

the

other

end

into

a

household

power

outlet.

(When

using

the

optional

MD

recorder)

(1)

Insert

the

connector

plug

on

the

accessory

power

cord

(furnished

with

the

MD

recorder)

into

the

power

inlet

on

the

MD

recorder,

and

the

other

end

into

an

AC

wall

socket.

(2)

Using

the

accessory

power

cord

furnished

with

the

CD

receiver,

insert

the

connector

plug

into

the

CD

receiver's

power

inlet,

and

the

other

end

into

an

AC

wall

socket.

NOTE:

The

power

plug

on

the

CD

receiver

MUST

be

con-

nected

to

an

AC

wall

socket.

Satellite

Speaker

Placement

@

The

ideal

listening

position

is

at

the

apex,

or

slightly

behind

the

apex,

of

an

equilateral

triangle

whose

base

is

formed

by

the

line

between

the

two

satel-

lite

speakers.

Lett

satellite

speaker

Right

satellite

speaker

v

The

satellite

speakers

can

be

mounted

on

a

wall

if

desired.

@

When

using

the

satellite

speakers

in

a

wall-

mounted

installation,

be

very

careful

to

avoid

accidents

resulting

from

falling

speakers.

Check

the

wail

before

mounting

and

confirm

that

the

wali

or

other

surface

is

able

to

safely

support

the

weight

of

the

speakers.

Pioneer

bears

no

responsibility

for

accidents

resulting

from

falling

speakers

due

to

insufficient

wall

strength

or

faulty

instaliation.

Screws

and

other

mounting

fixtures

for

wall

installation

are

not

included.

Pioneer

bears

no

responsibility

for

accidents

resulting

from

faulty

assembly

or

installa-

tion,

insufficient

mounting

strength

of

walls

or

other

building

fixtures,

misuse,

or

natu-

ral

disasters.

Subwoofer

Placement

The

subwoofer's

3D

sound

dispersion

design

allows

a

relatively

high

degree

of

freedam

in

placement.

After

placing

the

speaker,

try

playing

some

music

and

adjust

the

volume

level

as

desired

(«=

P.

47).

A

speaker

is

attached

on

the

rear

side

of

the

subwoofer

system.

When

installing

or

moving

the

subwoofer,

take

care

not

to

touch

this

speaker

unit,

since

sound

distortion

or

speaker

damage

could

result.

|

Left

speaker

Right

speaker

Recommended

range

of

subwoofer

placement.

NOTE:

Listening

position

@

ifthe

speakers

are

placed

too

far

apart,

the

desired

sound

effect

will

not

be

achieved

(out

of

the

adjust-

ment

range.}

@

When

installing

the

subwoofer,

the

rear

surface

of

the

speaker

should

be

located

no

closer

than

5cm

from

a

wall.

Mounting

the

subwoofer

flush

against

a

wall

will

impair

speaker

performance

and

could

result

in

distorted

sound.

CONNECTING

AN

ADDITIONAL

EX-

TERNAL

COMPONENT

(such

as

a

VCR

or

DAT

recorder

other

than

the

File-type

CD

player

@

Connect

the

output

connectors

of

the

additional

com-

ponent

to

the

Input

(AUX)

connectors

of

the

CD

re-

ceiver.

(Use

acommercially

available

pin-plug

connec-

tion

cord.}

@

To

listen

to

the

component

connected

to

the

input

(AUX)

connectors,

use

the

display

unit's

function

but-

ton

{or

the

AUX

button

on

the

remote

contro]

unit)

to

select

AUX,

then

operate

the

component

to

begin

play-

back.

@

For

details

of

operation,

consult

the

operating

instruc-

tions

furnished

with

the

component

used.

@

When

using

a

Pioneer

file-type

CD

player:

This

CD

receiver

is

not

equipped

with

a

control

cord

connector.

As

a

result,

a

file-type

CD

player

cannot

be

operated

by

pointing

its

remote

control

unit

at

the

dis-

-

play

unit’s

remote

sensor.

When

adding

the

optional

MiniDisc

Recorder

(MJ-

L7)

to

the

system,

be

sure

to

connect

the

digital

(fiber-optic)

cable

furnished

with

the

MD

recorder.

Connect

the

cable

between

the

CD

receiver's

dig-

ital

output

connector

and

the

MD

recorder's

digital

input

connector.

If

this

cable

is

not

connected,

the

MD

recorder

witl

be

unable

to

enter

the

recording

pause

mode,

thus

making

parallel

synchro

record-

ing

impossible

(s

P.

38).

rn

©

STEREO

CD

RECEIVER

XC-L7

@)

POWER,

STANDBY/ON

switch

(«=

P.

14)

2)

FM/AM/station

button

(=

P.

16,

P.

24)

@)

Tuner

indicator

4)

CD

tray

—'<-q

6)

button

(c=

P.

15,

P.

16)

=

button

(«

P.

15,

P.

16)

@

Roles

of

common

operation

buttons

vary

depend-

ing

on

the

input

function

currently

selected,

as

fol-

lows:

During

Tuner

Operation

—

<<

Frequency

and

station

—

(down)

button.

:

Frequency

and

station

+

(up)

button.

During

CD

Operation

—+

ag

.

:

Fast

reverse/track

search

button.

:

Fast

forward/track

search

button.

@

Playback

indicator

CD

Play/Pause

button

@)

CD

tray

Open/Close

button

(4)

(®

CD

stop

button

(m).

d?)

PHONES

jack

For

use

with

headphones

equipped

with

a

stereo

miniplug.

When

headphones

are

connected,

sound

to

the

speakers

Is

disabled.

®

En

STEREO

CASSETTE

DECK

CT-L7

STEREO

CASSETTE

DECK

CT-L7

|

@)

DOLBY

*

B

NR

(Dolby

B-type

NR

ON/OFF

)

button

(«=

P.

18)

@)

Recording

pause

button

(@

H)

(«==

P.

22)

@)

Rec

indicator

@

Cassette

tray

(5)

Rewind

button

(<<)

©)

Fast

forward

button

(>>)

Y

Stop

button

(m)

Playback

indicator

©)

Play/Direction

select

button

(c=

P.

19)

Cassette

tray

Open/Close

button

(4)

%

@

Dolby

noise

reduction

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

@

“DOLBY”

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

DISPLAY

UNIT

DU-L7

@

CHARACTER/Timer

button

(s

P.

24,

P.

40)

2)

MENU

button

(t

P.

16,

P.

18)

+

SET

buttons

EM/AM/STATION

@

Roles

of

common

operation

buttons

vary

depend-

ing

on

the

input

function

currently

selected,

==

P.

12.

@)

CANCEL/Stop

button

(©)

REMOTE

SENSOR

©

VOLUME

«

(UP),

v

(DOWN)

buttons

7)

FUNCTION

button

(=

P.

18)

POWER

STANDBY/ON

switch

(c=

P.

14)

[DISPLAY

SECTION]

(2)

Lights

when

station

is

tuned.

Lights

when

receiving

a

stereo

broadcast.

@)

Lights

during

MD

recording;

flashes

during

recording

pause

mode.

@

Shows

station

frequencies

and

main

operating

conditions.

(3

These

indicators

are

used

when

the

op-

tional

MiniDisc

Recorder

MJ-L7

is

added

as

part

of

the

system.

For

details,

consult

the

Operating

Instructions

accompanying

the

MJ-L7.

Lights

when

Dolby

*NR

is

ON.

_

(5

Indicates

reverse

mode.

d8

Indicates

direction

of

tape

travel

on

cas-

sette

deck.

@

Lights

during

tape

recording

(flashes

during

recording

pause

mode).

Lights

during

synchro-recording

standby

and

operation

modes.

49

The

RDS

indicator

will

light

in

the

RDS

mode

@0

Lights

during

monaural

mode.

@i)

Lights

during

setting

and

operation

of

the

sleep

timer.

@

Lights

during

wake-up

timer

setting

mode;

flashes

during

operation.

@}

Lights

during

setting

and

operation

of

the

recording

timer

and

wake-up

timer.

@

Lights

during

recording

timer

setting

mode:

flashes

during

operation.

En

@

selected,

as

follows:

During

Tuner

Operation

:

Frequency

and

station

-

(down)

button.

:

Frequency

and

station

+

(up)

button.

>:

FM/AM/STATION

button.

FM

/AM/STATION

During

CD

Operation

:

Reverse

track

search

button.

:

Forward

track

search

button.

:

Play/Pause

button.

FM/AM/STATION

During

Tape

Operation

:

Play/Direction

button.

FM/AM

STATION

During

MD

Operation

:

Reverse

track

search

button.

:

Forward

track

search

button.

:

Play/Pause

button.

FIM/AM/STATION

During

MENU/timer

operation

mode

:

Minus

button.

:

Plus

button.

:

SET

button.

FM/AM/STATION

@®

En

DISPLAY

UNIT

DU-L7:

Roles

of

common

operation

buttons

vary

depending

on

the

input

function

currently

:

Rewind/Reverse

music

search

button.

:

Fast

forward/Forward

music

search

button.

@

CD

Play/Pause

button

@)

Tape

Play/Direction

button

(3)

FM/AM/Station

button

(4)

MD

Play/Pause

button

}

button

:

button

(@)

DISPLAY

button

(c=

P.

26,

P.

34,

P.

39)

VOLUME

a~

(UP),

v

(DOWN)

buttons

()

SOUND

button

(=

P.

46,

P,

47)

Each

time

this

button

is

pressed,

the

sound

mode

changes

in

the

following

sequence:

[

BASS

——»

TREBLE

———»

BALANCE

WOOFER

LEVEL

|

(®

POWER

button

(POWER

STANDBY/ON)

(3)

AUX

function

button

SET

button

(«=

P.

15,

P.

18)

CANCEL

button

(=

P.

18)

a)

MENU

button

(

P.

16,

P.

18)

@

Roles

of

buttons

©, ©, M, ®,

and

@

vary

depend-

ing

on

the

input

function

currently

selected,

as

fol-

lows:

During

Tuner

Operation

:

Station

+

(up)

button

:

Station

-

(down)

button

:

Frequency

up

button

:

Frequency

down

button

During

CD

Operation

:

Forward

track

search

button

:

Reverse

track

search

button

:

Stop

button

:

Fast

forward

(manual

search)

button

:

Fast

reverse

(manual

search}

button

During

Tape

Operation

:

Fast

forward

button

:

Rewind

button

:

Stop

button

:

Forward

music

search

button

:

Reverse

music

search

button

During

MENU

mode

Operation

:

Plus

button

>

Minus

button

:

Cursor

movement

(during

character

input)

:

Cursor

movement

(during

character

input)

_

During

MD

Operation

:

Forward

track

search

button

:

Reverse

track

search

button

:

Stop

button

:

Fast

forward

(manual

search)

button

:

Fast

reverse

(manual

search)

button

En

®

VOLUME

buttons

STANDBY/ON

switch

STANDBY/ON

switch

}

Operations

indicated

by

the

(T})

mark

are

performed

with

the

remote

control

unit.

@

Before

turning

on

the

power,

please

review

the

“CONNECTIONS”

section

and

confirm

that

the

speakers,

antenna,

and

other

camponents

have

been

connected

properly.

@

When

the

power

plug

is

connected

into

an

AC

wall

outlet,

the

unit

enters

the

demonstration

mode.

Press

the

STANDBY/ON

switch

to

cancel

the

dem-

onstration

mode.

1.

Press

the

STANDBY/ON

switch

(or

POWER

button

on

the

remote

control

unit).

The

volume

level

is

displayed.

—

—_,

a

@

Toturn

the

power

off:

Press

the

CD

receiver's

STANDBY/ON

switch

or

Dis-

play

unit's

STANDBY/ON

switch

again.

STANOBY/ON

STANDS

“DN

The

display

will

change

to

the

current

time,

and

the

dimmer

function

will

operate,

causing

the

display

to

be

dimmed

(if

the

clock

time

has

not

been

set,

the

dis-

play

will

flash).

Auto

Play

MD

Loading

If

a

playback-only

MD

is

inserted

into

the

slot

when

power

is

turned

off,

power

will

be

turned

on

and

play-

back

will

begin

automatically.

Power-Off

CD/Tape

Eject

If

the

CD

tray

open/close

button

or

cassette

tray

open/

close

button

is

pressed

when

the

power

is

turned

off,

the

power

will

turn

on

and

the

CD

tray

will

open

(in

the

case

of

the

CD

receiver)

or

the

cassette

tray

will

open

(in

the

case

of

the

cassette

deck).

@

En

CRECTRLAY

be

(SNE

POWER

button

VOLUME

buttons

(

ron

FMDTE

CON

TREM

WIT

Power

can

also

be

turned

on

by

pressing

one

of

the

following

buttons.

Tuner:

Power

turns

on,

radio

turns

on

and

play

be-

gins.

lf

a

CD

is

loaded,

power

turns

on

and

play

begins.

If

a

cassette

tape

is

loaded,

power

turns

on

and

playback

be-

gins.

If

an

MD

is

loaded,

power

turns

on

and

play

begins.

AUX:

If

the

component

connected

to

the

ex-

ternal

input

connec-

tors

(AUX)

is

operat-

ing,

the

sound

from

that

component

will

be

heard.

@

When

an

MD

recorder

is

con-

nected,

changes

alternately

be-

tween

AUX

(digital)

and

AUX.

Function

AutoPlay

When

the

CD,

Tape,

or

MD

function

is

selected

on

the

display

unit,

playback

will

begin

automatically

{assum-

ing

that

the

appropriate

playback

disc

or

tape

has

been

loaded

in

the

respective

component;

-

also,

playback

will

not

begin

if

the

tape

deck

or

MD

recorder

is

set

to

the

record-

ing

pause

mode).

DIRECT

PLY

(OenSiay

©

@

move:

ROM

OTE

CONTROL

WaT

@

This

clock

provides

a

24-hour

display.

@

The

remote

contro!

unit

cannot

be

used

to

set

the

clock.

Example:

To

set

the

clock

to

10:30

(A.M.},

April

18,

1997.

Press

the

CHARACTER/Timer

button.

2.

Use

the

[J]

and

[-]

buttons

to

select

“CLOCK

ADJUST”,

3.

Press

the

SET

button.

Use

the

[eJ

and

£s]

buttons

to

set

the

day

to

“18.”

5.

Press

the

SET

button.

Use

the

[J

and

(-]

buttons

to

set

the

month

to

“4,”

Press

the

SET

button.

Use

the

EJ

and

[-]

buttons

to

set

the

year

to

“97.”

9.

Press

the

SET

button.

10.

Use

the

[J

and

fe]

buttons

to

set

the

hour

to

“10.”

11.

Press

the

SET

button.

12.

Use

the

[-]

and

£-]

buttons

to

set

the

minutes

to

“30.”

13.

To

start

the

clock

operation,

press

the

SET

button.

®

To

set

the

clock

most

accurately,

it

is

recommended

to

use

your

local

telephone

service's

time

signal.

NOTES:

@

The

timer

functions

will

not

operate

if

the

clock

has

not

been

set

properly

to

the

current

time.

@

/f

the

power

source

is

disconnected

or

interrupted,

the

clock

display

will

flash,

to

indicate

that

the

cor-

rect

time

is

no

longer

set.

in

this

event,

reset

the

clock

to

the

correct

current

time.

@

While

playing

components

using

the

various

func-

tions,

the

remote

control

unit’s

DISPLAY

button

can

be

pressed

to

display

the

current

clock

time.

@®

The

year

can

be

set

within

the

range

1997-2030.

En

©

1

@

pe

‘Tee8s

BROADCAST

RECEPTION

@

Do

not

place

the

AM

antenna

on

a

metallic

case

including

the

CD

receiver

cabinet

or

near

a

CD

player,

LD

player,

DAT

recorder,

personal

compu-

ter

or

TV

set.

Any

of

these

instaliations

will

cause

noise

in

reception.

Broadcast

reception

is

not

possible

unless

an

an-

tenna

is

connected,

so

be

sure

to

connect

one.

ok

.

Press

the

FM/AM/STATION

button

to

select

either

the

FM

or

AM

band.

Alternates

when

pressed

pi

aT

STATION

SET

FIVI/AM/STATION

Fl

2.

Press

the

EJ

or

f=]

button

for

lower

or

higher

frequencies.

[Manual

tuning]

Press

the

[a]

or

=

button

and

release

quickly.

The

tuning

frequency

will

change

by

one

step

each

time

the

button

is

pressed.

Press

as

many

times

as

necessary

to

tune

in

the

desired

station.

The

TUNED

indicator

(

Y#

}

lights

on

the

display

unit

when

the

sta-

tion

is

turned

in

best.

[Auto

tuning]

Press

the

a)

or

fe]

button

until

the

frequency

starts

to

change,

then

release

it.

The

tuner

will

automatically

search

for

a

broadcasting

station,

stops

when

one

is

found

and

the

TUNED

indi-

cator

{

Y#)

lights

on

the

display

unit.

To

search

for

another

station,

press

again.

@

To

interrupt

auto

tuning,

press

the

=

or

Py

but-

ton

again.

[High-speed

manual

tuning]

Press

and

hold

the

[Eq]

or

fos]

button.

—

The

frequency

will

change

continuously

and

stop

when

you

remove

your

finger

from

the

button.

When

a

stereo

broadcast

Is

received,

the

stereo

in-

dicator

(a

)

will

light.

When

the

MONO

indicator

(C©)

lights,

it

means

the

currently

received

broadcast

is

being

heard

in

mon-

aural

sound.

®

En

POWER

VOLUME

—a

KO}

Uy)

AN

@

Piper

MONO

Reception

_

|

lf

a

stereo

broadcast

exhibits

high

levels

of

noise,

use

the

following

procedure

to

set

to

monaural

reception.

The

sound

from

the

speakers

will

no

longer

be

heard

in

stereo,

but

the

level

of

noise

should

be

reduced.

@

Press

the

MENU

button.

@

Use

the

fe]

buttons

to

select

“FM

AUTO/

MONO.”

@)

Press

the

SET

button.

@

Use

the

i]

El

buttons

to

select

“MONO”,

©

Press

the

SET

button.

The

MONO

indicator

(CO)

will

light

on

the

display

unit.

“NOTE:

Once

the

MONO

mode

has

been

set,

it

will

remain

set

until

manually

changed.

When

you

have

finished

lis-

tening

to

a

broadcast

with

MONO

set

to

ON,

it

is

rec-

ommended

to

reset

the

reception

mode

to

AUTO

to

allow

stereo

reception

of

subsequent

broadcasts.

1.

Press

the

open/close

button

and

place

a

disc

on

the

tray

with

its

label

surface

facing

up.

2.

Press

the

open/close

button

to

ciose

the

tray.

3.

Press

the

CD

play/pause

button

(or

SET

button

on

the

display

unit).

FM/AMASTATION

@

Playback

will

start

from

the

first

track.

@

The

player

will

stop

automatically

when

ail!

tracks

have

been

played.

m

To

Stop

Playback

m

Cancel

playback

Pause

playback

Flashes

Resume

playback

from

pause

To

search

for

a

track

Press

and

release.

@®

ifthe

button

is

pressed

dur-

ing

the

pause

mode,

play-

back

will

move

to

the

se-

lected

track

and

remain

paused

there;

to

resume

play,

press

the

Play/Pause

button

(step

3).

Fast

Forward

/

Fast

Reverse

Hold

depressed.

NOTES:

@

During

fast

forward/fast

reverse,

the

sound

will

be

attenuated,

then

return

to

its

when

the

operation

ends.

.

@

When

loading

8cm

discs,

do

not

use

an

8cm

CD

single

adapter.

@

Never

attempt

to

load

a

12cm

disc

simultaneously

with

an

8cm

disc,

since

disc

damage

or

other

mali-

functions

may

result.

Always

load

only

one

disc

at

atime.

En

@

1.

Press

the

play/direction

button

(or

the

display

unit’s

FUNCTION

button)

and

select

“TAPE.”

—L,

—

—_—

-_

[__]

2.

Press

the

open/close

button

(4)

and

load

a

recorded

tape.

Side

towards

you

Be

sure

to

insert

the

cassette

in

the

direction

shown.

Inserting

the

cassette

backwards

will

cause

a

mal-

function

or

damage.

3.

Press

the

open/close

button

to

close

the

tray.

4,

Set

the

Dolby

NR

to

the

same

position

used

for

recording.

Tapes

recorded

using

Dolby

noise

reduction

should

always

be

played

back

with

the

noise

reduction

system

turned

ON.

The

NR

system

is

turned

ON

and

OFF

alternately

with

each

press

of

the

button

as

shown.

mee

OFF

<_

DOLBY

BNR

®

En

5.

Select

the

reverse

mode.

@

Press

the

MENU

button

on

the

remote

control

unit

or

display

unit.

MENU

C1)

@)

Use

the

fe).

fo]

buttons

to

select

“REVERSE

MODE.”

@)

Press

the

SET

button.

1})}

FM/AM/STATION

|

-

+

@

Use

the

J,

fe]

buttons

to

select

one

of

the

three

available

reverse

modes.

-

+

C)}

=)

Cl

(ONE-WAY)

(REVERSE)

(ENDLESS)

&)

Press

the

SET

button.

1)}}

FM/AM/STATION

|

lf

you

make

a

mistake,

press

the

CANCEL

button

and

start

over.

7

=:

Single

side

play

(playback

stops

after

one

side)

=>:

Playback

stops

after

completion

of

playback

in

the

«4

direction.

Caz:

Continuous

repeat

playback

of

both

sides,

up

to

a

maximum

of

16

tape

sides,

after

which

the

cassette

deck

stops

automatically.

6.

Press

the

play/direction

button

(or

SET

button

on

the

display

unit).

Ser

FM

/AM/STATION

(|

i

<

@

The

direction

of

tape

travel

will

be

displayed

on

the

display

unit;

select

the

desired

direction

of

travel

by

pressing

the

button.

@

Each

time

the

button

is

pressed,

the

direction

of

travel

changes

alternately

to

side

A

and

side

B

as

shown

below:

_

»

(side

A)

|

«4

(side

B)

@

When

loading

the

cassete

tape

in

the

cassette

tray,

if

the

cassette

is

set

with

side

A

facing

UP,

the

“for-

ward”

direction

(m)

will

correspond

to

side

A

and

the

“reverse”

direction

(~<4}

will

correspond

to

side

B.

To

stop

playback

)

Lights

To

fast

forward

or

rewind

the

tape

@

Press

when

the

tape

is

stopped.

Cy

Wo

Q)

PHONE

ER

FeSMOOTE

CANTWOL

Li

TO

RESET

THE

TAPE

COUNTER

TO

0000

[1]

Set

the

unit

to

tape

function

mode.

Press

the

MENU

button.

a

—_

Use

the

Cd,

Ee

buttons

to

select

“COUN-

TER

RESET.”

MENL

Press

the

SET

button.

7)

PNI/

ANY

STATION

@

Thetape

counter

can

also

be

reset

by

opening/clos-

ing

the

cassette

tray.

En

®

TO

SEARCH

FOR

A

PARTICULAR

TRACK

(MUSIC

SEARCH)

While

the

cassette

deck

ts

in

the

playback

mode,

press

either

the

fast

forward

or

the

rewind

button.

@

When

the

remote

control

unit

is

used,

music

search

can

also

be

performed

from

the

stop

made.

@

Pressing

<<

will

return

the

tape

to

the

beginning

of

the

currently

playing

track.

@

Pressing

»®

will

advance

the

tape

to

the

beginning

of

the

Pressing

the

buttons

multiple

times

will

advance

or

return

the

tape

to

tracks

located

farther

away

from

the

current

track

position

(up

to

a

maximum

of

15

tracks

in

either

direction

from

the

current

position).

Example:

While

playing

track

3

in

the

»

direction:

If

the

»®

button

is

pressed

two

times,

the

tape

will

advance

to

the

beginning

of

track

5.

If

the

«#4

button

is

pressed

two

times,

the

tape

will

return

to

the

beginning

of

track

2.

@

En

_fabel.

NOTE:

The

music

search

function

may

not

work

correctly

when

the

following

tapes

are

being

played

back.

@

Tapes

that

do

not

have

unrecorded

portions

of

4

seconds

or

more

between

songs.

@

Tapes

containing

music

with

long

intervals

of

low

sound

such

as

classical

music.

@

Tapes

with

interruption

of

sound,

such

as

meetings

and

language

study

tapes.

@

apes

containing

noise

in

the

unrecorded

portions.

Auto

Tape

Selector

This

function

uses

the

tape-type

detection

holes

lo-

cated

on

the

edge

of

the

cassette

to

determine

the

type

of

tape

used,

and

adjust

the

player

automatically

to

the

appropriate

bias

and

equalization

settings.

@)

Erasure-prevention

tabs

Tape-type

detection

holes

TYPE

Hl

(CrOQ2/HIGH)

TYPE

I

(Normai)

NOTE:

When

affixing

labels

to

cassette

tapes,

do

not

super-

impose

one

label!

on

top

of

another.

Apply

only

one

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