Pioneer XR-P670F User manual
Operating
Instructions
STEREO
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WARNING:
to
prevent
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
Thank
you
for
buying
this
Pioneer
product.
Please
read
through
these
operating
instructions
so
you
will
know
how
to
operate
your
mode!
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
piug
and
power
cutlet
may
sometimes
differ
from
that
shown
in
the
explanatory
drawings.
However,
the
method
of
connecting
and
operating
the
unit
is
the
same.
DEMO
The
iliustiation
shows
XR-P670F
and
S-P470V.
DEMO
FUNCTION
!f
you
connect
the
power
plug
to
a
wall
outlet,
power
to
the
unit
switches
ON,
and
DEMO
mode
operation
starts.
If
the
P.,BASS
(DEMO}
button
is
pressed
for
about
3
seconds
when
the
power
is
OFF,
the
demonstration
mode
will
be
selected
and
power
will
be
turned
ON
automatically.
eTo
cancel
the
DEMO
mode,
press
buttons
on
the
main
unit
or
remote
contro!
related
to
switching
power
ON,
or
the
P.BASS
(DEMO)
button
on the
main
unit
for
about
3
seconds,
eTo
cancel
the
DEMO
mode
when
the
power
supply
plug
is
connected
to
the
wall
socket,
press
the
P.BASS
(DEMO)
button
for
about
3
seconds
while
DEMO
mode
indications
are
displayed.
IMPORTANT
CAUTION
|
RISK-OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
|
DONOTOPEN
The
fightning
fiash
with
arrowhead,
within
an
CAUTION:
equilateral
mangle,
is
imenged
to
alert
the
user
te
the
presence
of
uninsulated
“dangerous
vohage’
within
the
Product's
enclosure
that
may
be
of
sufficient
magnnude
i
|
to
constnute
@
sk
of
electric
shock
to
persons.
ie
TO
PREVENT
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
[OR
BACK}.
NG
USER-
SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
REFEP
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
The
exciamavon
point
within
an
equilateral
inangie
is
intended
tc
alen
the
user
to
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
maintenance
(servicing)
instructions
in
the
literature
accompanying
the
appliance.
®
PIONEER’
The
Art
of
Entertainment
CAUTIONS
REGARDING
HANDLING
}
|
Location
|
|
Condensation
i
instail
the
unit
in
a
weil-ventilated
location
where
it
will
not
be
exposed
to
high
temperatures
or
humidity.
Do
not
install
the
unit
in
a
location
which
is
exposed
to
direct
rays
of
the
sun,
ar
near
hot
appliances
or
radiators.
Excessive
heat
can
adversely
affect
the
cabinet
and
internal
components.
Installation
of
the
unit
in
a
damp
or
dusty
environment
may
result
in
a
malfunction
or
accident.
(Also
avoid
installation
near
cookers,
etc.,
where
the
unit
may
be
exposed
to
smoke
from
oil,
steam,
or
heat.)
Do
not
instail
the
unit
on
a
tottered
stand,
nor
on
an
unstable
or
inclined
surface.
|
Precautions
regarding
installation
Placing
and
using
the
unit
for
long
periods
on
heat-generating
sources
wiil
affect
performance.
Avoid
placing
the
unit
on
heat-
generating
sources.
@instail
the
unit
as
far
away
as
possible
from
your
TV.
Installation
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
cases,
make
use
of
an
outdoor
antenna,
or
turn
off
the
power
of
the
unit.
Please
place
this
unit
on
a
level
surface.
Ventilation
There
is
a
cooling
fan
in
the
rear
of
this
unit.
If
the
exhaust
vent
is
blocked,
heat
will
build
up
inside,
interfering
with
perfarmance
or
causing
malfunctions.
Therefore,
make
sure
to
leave
space
between
the
unit
and
walls
and
other
equipment
to
improve
heat
radiation
(at
least
20
cm
at
top,
15
cm
at
rear,
15cm
at
left
side,
and
15
cm
on
right
side
(looking
from
the
front)).
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When
this
unit
is
brought
inte
a
warm
room
from
previously
cold
surroundings
or
when
the
room
temperature
rises
sharply,
condensation
may
form
inside
and
the
unit
may
not
be
abie
to
attain
its
full
performance.
To
prevent
this,
allow
the
unit
to
stand
for
about
an
hour
before
switching
it
om
cr
raise
the
room
temperature
gradually,
[This
productis
for
general
household
purposes.
Any
faiiure
due
ito
use
for
other
than
household
purposes
(such
as
!ong-
term
|
use
for
business
purposes
in
a
restaurant
ar
use
in
a
car
or
ship)
|
and
which
requires
repair
will
be
charged
for
even
during
the
|
warranty
period.
[FOR
U.K.
AND
EUROPEAN
MODELS]
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
access
to
the
inside
of
the
product.
Refer
all
servicing
to
qualified
personnel.
The
following
caution
label
appears
on
your
unit.
Location:
rear
of
the
unit
LASER
PRODUCT
[FOR
U.S.
MODEL}
|
CAUTION
|
j
«Use
of
controls
or
adjustments
ot
performance
of
procedures
other
than
those
specified
herein
may
result
in
hazardous
radiation
exposure.
@
The
use
of
optical
instruments
with
this
product
will
increase
eye
hazard.
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
digital
device,
pursuant
to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
limits
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in
a
residential
installation.
This
equipment
generates,
uses,
and
can
radiates
radio
frequency
energy
and,
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instructions,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
communications.
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in
@
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
ortelevision
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
totrytocorrectthe
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
-—
Reorient
or
relocate
the
receiving
antenna.
i
~~
Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
receiver.
~~
Connect
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver
is
connected.
~-
Consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radio/TV
technician
for
help.
i
information
to
User
Alteration
or
modifications
carried
out
without
appropriate
'
authorization
may
invalidate
the
user's
right
to
operate
the
|
equipment.
i
THE
POWER
SWITCH
IS
SECONDARY CONNECTED
AND
THEREFORE
DOES
NOT
SEPARATE
THE
UNIT
FROM
MAINS
POWER
IN
STANDBY
POSITION.
i
This
product
complies
with
the
Low
Voltage
Directive
(73/23/
|
EEC),
EMC
Directives
(89/336/EEC,
92/21/EEC)
and
CE
Marking
|
|
Directive
(93/68EEC).
\
POWER-CORD
CAUTION
Handie
the
power
cord
by
the
plug,
Do
not
pull
out
the
plug
by
tugging
the
cord
and
never
touch
the
power
cord
when
your
hands
are
wet
as
this
could
cause
a
short
circuit
or
electric
shock.
Do
not
place
the
unit,
e
piece
of
furniture,
etc.,
on
the
power
cord,
or
pinch
the
cord.
Never
make
@
knot
in
the
cord
or
tie
it
with
other
cords.
The
power
cords
should
be
routed
such
thet
they
are
not
likely
to
be
stepped
on,
&
damaged
power
cord
can
cause
a
fire
or
give
you
an
electrical
sh
Check
the
power
cord
once
in
@
while.
When
you
find
it
damaged,
esk
your
nearest
PIONEER
authorized
service
center
or
your
dealer
for
replacement,
CONTENTS
CAUTIONS
REGARDING
HANDLING
CONFIRM
SUPPLIED
ACCESSORIES
LOADING
BATTERIES
INTO
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
.
REMOTE
CONTROL
OPERATIONS.
CONNECTIONS
....
FRONT
PANEL
FACILITIE
SETTING
THE
CLOCK
.
TURNING
ON
THE
PO
Turning
power
ON
without
using
the
POWER
switch
.
TUNING
INTO
STATIONS
.
Beat
cut
function
.........
MEMORIZING
STATIONS
.
Manual
presettin:
Station
call...
CAUTIONS
REGARDING
COMPACT
DISC
HANDLING
HOW
TO
HANDLE
CASSETTE
TAPES
oo.
READ
THIS
BEFORE
OPERATING
THE
CD
PLAYER
LISTENING
TO
COMPACT
DISCS
..
Before
operating
the
player
.....
Listening
to
tracks
in
order
from
the
first
track
.
Select
the
disc
play
mode
.
CONVENIENT
CD
FUNCTION!
To
play
back
desired
tract
Best
selection
memory
...
Programmed
play
cesses
To
repeat
playback
(Repeat
play’
Random
play
Fast
track
search
(+
Previous
disc
scan
Changing
the
display
PLAYING
TAPES
...
Basic
operation
RECORDING....
Recording
on
tap
Copying
a
tape
...
AS.E.S,
(Auto
Synchro
Editing
System)
.
SOUND
FIELD
EFFECT
Selecting
2
preset
sound
setting
Boosting
the
bass
sound
...
FUN
WITH
KARAOKE
FUNCTIONS
WAKE-UP
TIMER
Setting
the
wake-up
time
TIMER
RECORDING
Timer
recording
setti
SLEEP
TIMER
.....
3
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|
CONFIRM
SUPPLIED
ACCESSORIES
saiesiamcmed
oe
nna
oy
i
Remoto
control
unit
x 1
AA/REP
ary
cell
batteries
x
2
j
7
(
FM
antenna
x 7
CD
case
stand
x
1
ae
{
see!
Note!!
{t's
convenient
to
match
the
disc
i
case
number
with
the
number
of
j
the
disc
loaded
in
the
unit.
|
Some
disc
cases
{like
two-disc
i
cases)
may
not
fit.
——~
LOADING
BATTERIES
INTO
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
REMOTE
CONTROL
OPERATIONS
|
Open
the
battery
compartment
cover
on
the
back
of
the
remote
control
unit,
insert
size
AA/REP
dry
cell
batteries
into
the
battery
compartment
in
accordance
with
theindications
(5,
QO)
inside
the
compartment.
Close
the
cover
of
the
battery
case.
Incorrect
usa
of
batteries
may
lead
to
leakage
or
rupture.
Always
be
sure
to
follow
these
guidelines:
A.
Always
insert
batteries
into
the
battery
compartment,
correctly
matching
the
positive
D
and
negative
©
polarities,
as
shown
by
the
display
inside
the
compartment.
8.
Never
mix
new
and
used
batteries.
C.
Batteries
of
the
same
size
may
have
different
vaitages,
depending
on
brand.
Do
not
mix
differant
brands
ot
batteries.)
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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.
elf
the
remote
control
sensor
window
is
in
a
position
where
it
receives
strong
fight
such
as
sunlight
or
fluorescent
fight,
control
may
not
be
possible.
Surround
(rear)
speaker
system
(Sold
separately)
Rf
4
L
FM
antenna
AM
loap
antenna
|
Front
speaker
(R)
Front
speaker
{Li
To
an
AC
walt
socket
Before
making
or
changing
the
connections,
switch
1)
Twist
the
2.
Push
away
the tab
@)
Pull
back
the
tab.
off
the
power
switch
and
disconnect
the
power
cord
wire
strands.
and
insert
the
cord
Be
sure
to
tighten
from
the
AC
outlet
into
the
terminal.
the
cords
firmly.
@
Use
this
unit
on
a
flat
surface.
@
Be
sure
to
connect
an
antenna.
If
you
do
not,
broadcast
signa!
reception
will
not
be
possible.
4.
Connect
AM
loop
antenna
and
FM
antenna
to
the
unit's
antenna
terminais.
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,
Notes
for
S-P470V:
®
This
speaker
system
is
magnetically
shielded.
However,
depending
on
the
installation
location,
color
distor-
tion
may
occur
if
the
speaker
system
is
installed
extremely
close
©
the
screen
of
@
television
set.
Hf
this
happens,
turn
off
the
power
switch
of
the
television
set,
and
then
turn
it
on
after
15
to
30
minutes.
2.
Connect
the
speaker
cords
to
the
SPEAKERS
terminal.
li
the
problem
persists,
place
the
speaker
system
away
from
the
Connect
the
red
cords
tothe
“+”
(red}
terminals
and
the
biack
television
set.
cords
to
the
“~"
{black}
terminals.
po ae
|
Lubrication
is
used
in
this
unit's
speakers.
Do
not
touch
it
with
|
your
hands
or
e
cloth
as
this
may
degrade
performance.
Ifyou
|
rer
i
tttinind
5
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CONNECTIONS
Surround
(rear}
speaker
system
connection
(Scidsepa-
rateiy)
@
Connect
the
plugs
properly.
Use
speaker
systems
equipped
with
standard
RCA
pin
olugs.
Surround
(rear)
speakers
must
have
anominal
impedance
of
16
Q
or
more.
Precaution
for
the
S-P260-S:
Do
not
connect
this
speaker
to
any
amplifier
other
than
the
one
supplied
with
this
system.
Connection
to
any
other
amplifier
may
result
in
a
malfunction
or
a
fire.
Note
for
the
S-P260-S
The
speaker
system
of
this
product
has
not
been
designed
to
be
resistant
against
magnetism.
Ifthe
system
is
installed
near
a
TV
set,
color
irregularities
may
be
observed
on
the
TV
screen.
Be
sure
to
install
the
speaker
system
at a
distance
from
a
TV
set.
3.
Connecting
another
unit
#
Connect
this
unit‘s
AUX
input
jack
to
another's
output
jack
using
a
regular
audio
cord
available
in
stores.
4.
Finally,
plug
the
power
cord
into
the
AC
wail
outlet.
NOTE:
Insert
the
plugs
securely
into
the
jacks.
Improper
connection
can
lead
to
sound
distortion
or
malfunction.
ANTENNA
CONNECTIONS
Radio
reception
is
not
possible
unless
the
antenna
is
properly
connected.
The
strength
of
broadcast
signals
varies
from
one
area
to
another.
Signal
propagation
is
especially
poor
in
metropolitan
areas,
where
there
are
many
tall
buildings
and
in
mountainous
areas,
Proper
antenna
installation
is
vital
to
good
reception.
FM
ANTENNA
FM
antenna
Stretch
the
antenna
and
affix
it
to
a
wail,
etc.
AM
LOOP
ANTENA
External
FM
antenna
installation
Use
an
external
antenna
when
the
signals
from
the
stations
are
weak
and
cannot
be
picked
up
by
the
accessory
FM
antenna,
or
when
the
sound
heard
is
accompanied
by
too
much
noise.
Connect
a
75
Q
coaxial
cable.
Connect
the
shieid
wire
to
GND
(ground),
6
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AM
ANTENNA
The
antenna
should
be
placed
at
a
distance
from
this
unit
d
should
not
be
allowed
to
touch
metallic
objects.
Avoid
g
it
near
CD
players,
personai
computers,
television
sets
and
other
devices
generating
radio
frequen
@
Place
the
antenna
on
a
‘evel
surface
and
rotate
it
to
fir
orientation
that
yieids
the
best
reception.
a
To
attach
the
antenna
to
a
wail,
atc.
+.
Select
the
place
that
yields
the
best
reception.
Screw
the
le
the
wail,
etc.
.
Insert
the
clip
on
the
bottem
of
the
antenna
into
the
gr¢
on
the
leg.
wn
-
External
AM
antenna
indoor
AM
antenna
Provide
a
vinyi-coated
wire
(5
to
6
meters
!ong).
Secure
one
end
to
the
AM
terminal
and
the
other
end
to
a
wall
or
other
high
location.
Outdoor
AM
antenna
{f
reception
is
still
poor
even
when
a
lead
antenna
has
been
fully
extended
indoors,
stretch
out
a
vinyl-coated
wire
and
secure
it
outdoors.
NOTE:
Do
not
detach
the
AM
loop
antenna
when
using
the
external
AM
antenna.
Outdoor
AM
antenna
Indoor
AM
antenna
/
\
ef
eS
/
Vinyl
insulated
{S
-
6
meters)
AM
1.00P
|
ANTENNA
e
|
roses
AM
loop
antenna
The
4,
isignal
earth)
heips
reduce
ncise
when
an
antenna
is
connected.
itis
not
a
safety
earth.
When
moving
the
unit
Remove
ail
the
discs,
and
then
unpiug
the
power
cord
from
the
wail
socket
about
10
seconds
after
a
CD
has
stopped
playing.
@
Leaving
discs
in
the
rack
when
you
move
it
may
result
in
damage.
@
When
packing
the
unit
of
removing
it
from
its
box,
be
sure
not
to
touch
the
front.
FRONT
PANEL
FACILITIES
‘D
25
OPEN/CLOSE
button
@)
Microphone
level
(MIC
LEVEL)
@
Microphone
jack
(MIC)
@
Headphones
jack
(PHONES)
(5)
Remote
sensor
(€:
POWER
STANDBY/ON
switch
and
STANDBY
indicator
This
is
the
switch
for
electric
power.
ON
:
When
set
to
the
ON
position,
power
is
supplied
and
the
unit
becomes
operational.
:
When
set
to
the
STANDBY
position,
the
main
power
flow
is
cut
and
the
unit
is
no
longer
fully
operational.
A
minute
flow
of
power
feeds
the
unit
to
maintain
operation
readiness.
(The
STANDBY
indicator
lights.}
@
ASES
button
‘€
BEST
(A,
B)
button
&
COPY
button
dc
REC/STOP
button
(@/m)
(
Dolby®
NR
ON/OFF
button
Each
time
this
button
is
pressed,
the
Dolby
NR
system
turns
on
and
off.
STANDBY
52.
TAPE
|
cassette
door
{2
DISC
SELECT
UP/DOWN
buttons
44
TAPE
|
Eject
button
(4)
5.
TIMER
REC/WAKE-UP
button
(6
SFC/KARAOKE
button
Each
time
this
button
is
pressed,
the
mode
changes
in
the
following
sequence;
HALL
>
LIVE
~
DISCO
—
off
~~
KARAOKE
«—~
MOVIE
NOTE:
ff
KARAOKE
is
selected,
the
vocal
part
in
sonas
is
muted
and
only
the
instrumenta!
accompaniment
(backup)
is
played.
@
P.BASS
(DEMO}
button
de
DISPLAY
CLOCK
ADJ
button
a8
Door
pane}
20
STATION
MEMORY
button
@)
VOLUME
contro!
@2
Function
buttons
¢3
Common
operation
button
section
(Refer
to
page
8}
24
PROGRAM
button
@
FREQ/STATION
button
2
TAPE
li
cassette
door
@!
TAPE
li
Eject
button
(4)
*
#
Dolby
noise
reduction
manufactured
under
ficense
from
Dalby
i
ratories
Licensing
Corporation.
€
doubie-D
symbol!
are
trademarks
af
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
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FRONT
PANEL
FACILITIES
,
Common
operation
button
section
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buttons
(2
START
button
(< >}
(
STOP
button
(m)
Roles
of
the
commen
operation
buttons.
(The
roles
of
the
buttons
vary
depending
on
the
input
functions
as
shown
below.)
During
CO
input
START
:
Play/pause
button
STOP
:
Stop
button
Se
:
Fast
forward/track
search
button
Cc
:
Fast
reverseArack
search button
During
cassette
deck
input
START
:
Play
button/Tape
transport
direction
STOP
:
Stop
button
[<2
:
Fast
forward
button
Cf
»
Rewind
button
During
tuner
operation
C=)
:
Frequency
Up
button
je
:
Frequency
Down
button
During
timer
operation
co
increasing
timer
button
C3
:
Decreasing
timer
button
8
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i
Lights
during
SFC
mode
operation.
(2)
Lights
during
KARAOKE
mode
operation.
\2)
Lights
to
show
tape
direction.
indicates direction
of
TAPE
if
except
TAPE
functions.
(4)
Lights
when
you
press
the
P.BASS
button.
S&S
Lights
during
radio
broadcast
reception.
(6)
RPT:
Lights
during
repeat
play.
S$:
Lights
during
SINGLE
mode
operatien.
A
_ :
Lights
during
ALL
mode
cperation.
2)
Lights
when
you
press
the
MONO
button.
8)
Lights
during
FM
stereo
reception.
3)
Lights
when
setting
the
timer.
10
Lights
during
steep
timer
operation.
J)
Lights
during
recording
and
timer
recording
operation.
12
Lights
when
you
press
the
RANDOM
button.
12
Lights
when
Dolby
NR
is
ON,
‘1@
Lights
when
setting
up
A.S.£.S.
JD
Flashes
during
Best
Selection
setting
(A
or
B},
and
lights
during
play.
1@
Lights
when
you
press
the
PGM
button.
1
Displays
a
CD
track
number.
Playing
track
number
and
waiting
track
numbers
are
displayed.
In
program
play,
lights
the
programmed
tracks.
>
lights
when
programmed
tracks
are
more
than
15.
18
Indicates
frequency
and
major
operation
status.
3
Lights
when
setting
the
Beat
Cut
function.
FRONT
PANEL
FACILITIES
SETTING
THE
CLOCK
[
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
)
SLEEP
:
SLEEP
button
DISPLAY
:
DISPLAY
button
SFC
:
SFC
button
P.BASS
:
P.BASS
button
(2\
TAPE
1,
Il
operation
buttons
(Play
<>»,
Stop
m,
Fast
<<
pr)
Before
operation,
memorize
broadcast
stations
with
the
STATION
~,
+
buttons.
+...
Stations
change
in
order
in
the
upward
direction.
~
...
Stations
change
in
order
in
the
downward
direction.
MONO
:
MONO
button
FM/AM
:
FM/AM
band
button
RANDOM
:
RANDOM
button
REPEAT
:
REPEAT
button
MODE
:
CD
MODE
button
PREVIOUS
:
PREVIOUS
button
HI-LITE
:
HI-LITE
button
PGM
:
Program
button
CLEAR
:
Clear
button
ABESTB
:
BEST
{A,
B)
button
~DISC+
:
BISC
[-,
+)
buttons
CD
operation
buttons
(Play/Pause
»
/it,
Stop
m,
Track
search
we<
pp}
5
POWER
button
FUNCTION
:
FUNCTION
button
Each
time
this
button
is
pressed,
the
function
changes
in
the
following
sequence:
—
>
CD
TAPE
Hil
—
———
AUX
<——
FAN
<«—
VOLUME
+
(upj,
-
(down)
button
increases/decreases
the
sound
volume
of
the
®
Set the
clock
when
it
has
been
incorrectly
set
or
when
power
has
been
cut
fo
the
unit.
e
This
clock
provides
8
24
hour
display.
e@The
ciock
cannot
be
set
by
the
ramote
control
unit.
eExample
:
Setting
the
clock
to
18:40
DISPLAY
|
_
CLOCK
ADS
i
=
pe
L
:
3
DISPLAY
4
CLOCK
ADS
=,
THING
|
:
ag
a
ey
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|
oa
|
ah
;
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|
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ER
i
i
:
a
Sena
i
5
DISPLAY
t
CLOCK
ADS
ae
|
a
uit
eee
a
ae
__
ints
.
i
1.
Turn
the
power
switch
off
and
press
the
DISPLAY
CLOCK
ADJ
button.
2.
Set
the
hour
by
pressing
the
[2J
or
[=]
button.
3.
Press
the
DISPLAY
CLOCK
ADJ
button.
4
§
.
Set
the
minutes
by
pressing
the
[=]
or
(£7
button.
.
Press
the
DISPLAY
CLOCK
ADJ
button,
when
“00“
seconds
of
that
minute
are
reached
for
precise
adjustment.
eA
r
i
1
AC
outlet,
be
sure
to
set
the
present
i
anc
timer
recording
are
not
possible
9
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|
TURNING
ON
THE
POWER
;
TUNING
INTO
STATIONS
Operations
indicated
by
the
f
remote
control
unit.
imark
are
performed
with
the
@Read
“CONNECTIONS”
again
and
ensure
that
speakers,
antenna,
etc.,
are
connected
properly.
Press
the
POWER
switch.
“ae
=
POWER
i!
—z>)
=
01
oe
aera
C5
a
7
a
‘
Ta
switch
the
power
OFF:
Press
the
POWER
switch
again
and
the
STANDBY
indicator
lignts.
|
Turning
power
ON
without
using
the
POWER
switch
|
Performing
any
of
the
following
operations
while
the
system
power
is
off
(STANDBY}
turns
the
power
ON.
;
|
if
a
CD
has
been
loaded,
it
Fey
{
Laat
|
starts
to
play.
—a\
Me
=
RA
RN
=
The
tuner
(radio)
input
is
Ea
i
FM/AM
selected.
=
i
=
Hoa
[a
=p
TAPE
if
a
cassette
tape
has
been
ICH
loaded,
it
starts
to
play.
Se
OSS
ft
b
—-
Es
|
{ftheconnected
component
5)
.
saan
=
is
operating,
it
startsto
play.
AA
1
“|
|
The
function
which
has
|
been
selected
before
the
last
j
time
the
power
was
switched
off
is
selected
and
{
the
corresponding
opera-
{
tion
starts.
|
Nant
nenm
‘
ents
l
es
eer
—
10
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@3e
sure
he
antennas.
oo
netp
ing
the
y
rder,
i
er or
TV
set.
Any
of
these
installations
will
cause
noise
in
recepticn,
a
1.
Press
the
tuner
(FM/AM)
function
button.
Seiect
the
FM
or
AM
broadcasting
band.
Eachtime
youpress
this
button,
—M
and
AM
changes
alternately.
[
>
FM
>
AM
2.
Tunein
the
desired
station
by
pressing
the
(=)
or
C=]
burton.
Manual
tuning
Tap
the
[2
or
(=)
button
in
quick
repetitions.
@
Auto
tuning
Press
the
[=]
or
[=]
button
for
a
second
or
two
and
remove
your
finger
from
it
when
the
frequency
starts
to
change.
>
The
frequency
changes
automatically.
When
a
station
is
received,
the
frequency
stops
changing
and
“TUNED”
appears
on
the
display.
*
High-speed
manuai
tuning
Press
and
hold
the
(Jor
(=
button.
~~
The
frequency
changes
continuously
and
stops
when
your
finger
is
removed
from
the
button.
MONO
button
{Remote
control
unit
only)
During
FM
reception:
Switches
between
stereo
and
monaurai
modes
when
listening
to
a
stereo
broadcast.
If
there
is
a
fot
of
noise
in
the
stereo
position,
switch
to
MONG,
and
the
noise
will
be
suppressed.
Beat
cut
function
n
the
,
perfor
If
noise
occurs
during
gan
AM
broa
fotlowing
procedures
to
reduce
the
noise.
1.
Press
the
POWER
switch
on
this
unit
so
that
the
STANDBY
indicator
fights
up.
2.
Turn
on
the
power
while
pressing
the
STATION
MEMORY
button.
(The
BEAT
CUT
indicator
fights.)
eTo
cancel
the
BEAT
CUT
function,
repeat
steps
1
and
2.
An
|
FS
Yee
|
as
BEAT
CUT
indicator
lights.
MEMORIZING
STATIONS
Manual
presetting
|
@Up
to
24
FM/AM
stations
can
be
memorized
at
random.
Example
:
To
memorize
FM
87.50
MHz
as
preset
station
2.
rn
SEDSDLNTSDERRSSES
EGOS:
STATION
3
MEMORY
4
mai
aa
_
i
|
i
5
STATION
!
|
MEMORY
|
{
q
\
bes
.
Press
the
tuner
(FIM/AN
function
button.
2.
Tune
into
s
desired
broadcast
station
using
the
[=
]}
or
SJ
button.
The
ON/OFF
setting
of
MONO
button
can
also
be
memorized
for
each
station
set.
3.
Press
the
STATION
MEMORY
button.
4.
Select
the
station
number
to
be
memorized
by
pressing
the
(Ce)
or
C=}
button.
5.
Press
the
STATION
MEMORY
button.
ion
number
that
aiready
erased
and
Stati
the
new
one
memorized.
PREG
/STATION
~
STATION
+
sh
my
Press
the
tuner
(FM/AM)
function
button.
2,
Press
the
FREQ/STATION
button
to
change
the
display
to
the
station
mode.
Each
time
you
press
the
button
alternately,
the
frequency
and
station
mode
changes
as
follows:
s—®
Frequency
——®
Station
mode
=
if
you
do
not
press
a
button
within
three
seconds,
you
return
to
the
Frequency
mode.
3.
Press
the
T=
jor
[="}
button
to
select
the
desired
station.
NOTES:
®
The
memorized
stations
will
not
be
erased
even
if
the
power
is
turned
off.
However,
if
the
AC
pawer
cord
is
unplugged
or
&
powe.
scurs,
the
memorized
stations
will
be
erased,
{ff
the
AC
power
cord
is
unpiugged,
the
memorized
stations
will
pe
retained
for
severa!
days.)
«lithe
memorized
stations
have
been
erased,
memorize
them
again
4
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_
CAUTIONS
REGARDING
COMPACT
|
|
DISC
HANDLING
|
HOW
TO
HANDLE
CASSETTE
TAPES
|
CARE
OF
DISCS
«When
holding
discs,
do
net
touch
their
signal
surfaces.
Do
not
affix
gummed
labels
or
tape
to
the
label
surfaces.
Also,
do
not
scratch
or
damage
the
disc.
Discs
rotate
at
high
speed
inside
the
piayer.
Do
not
use
damaged
(cracked
or
warped)
discs.
Never
rub
the
disc
surface
with
farce.
STORING
DISCS
#
Always
store
discs
in
their
cases
vertically,
avoiding
locations
with
high
heat
or
humidity,
or
extremely
low
temperatures.
@
Always
read
and
abide
by
the
precautionary
notes
listed
on
the
disc
labels.
CLEANING
DISCS
eFingerprints
or
smudges
on
the
surface
of
a
disc
will
not
directly
affect
the
recorded
signals.
Always
keep
your
discs
clean
by
wiping
them
gently
with
a
soft
cloth
fram
the
inner
edge
toward
the
outer
periphery.
alfa
disc
becomes
very
dirty,
dip
a
soft
cioth
in
water,
and
after
wringing
it
out
well,
wipe
the
dirt
away
gently.
Remove
any
water
drops
with
another
soft,
dry
cioth,
#Do
not
use
record
cleaning
sprays
or
anti-static
agents
on
discs.
Never
clean
discs
with
benzene,
thinner,
or
other
volatile
solvents,
since
damage
to
the
disc
surface
may
result.
=
Record
cleaning
CD
LENS
CLEANER
The
player‘s
pickup
lens
should
not
become
dirty
in
normal
use,
but
if
for
some
reason
it
should
malfunction
due
to
soiling,
consult
your
nearest
PIONEER
authorized
service
center.
Lens
cleaners
for
CD
players
are
commercially
available,
but
special
care
should
be
exercised
in
their
use
since
some
may
cause
damage
to
the
lens,
a)
Benzene
12
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is
the
tape
loose,
or
is
some
of
the
tape
sticking
out
of
the
cassette?
This
will
damag
6
tape
itself.
remove
the
slack,
insert
a
pencil
into
the
spoci
and
gently
wind
it.
Safekeeping
Put
the
cassette
tape
back
into
‘ts
TIPS
ON
USING
CASSETTE
TAPES
@
Leader
tape
which
does
not
allow
sound
te
be
recorded
over
't)
is
provided
at
the
beginning
of
a
cassette
tape.
Start
recarding
after
allowing
the
tape
to
run
for
approx,
§
seconds
so
that
the
leader
tape
clears
the
recording
head.
@Forwarding
or
reversing
the
cassette
tapes
before
recording
prevents
shock
to
the
unit
caused
by
slack.
|
Do
net
use
tapes
of
mere
than
90
minutes.
|
Since
tapes
of
more
than
90
minutes
are
so
thin,
they
easiiy
|
jam
in
the
pinch
raller
and
capstan,
and
they
are
susceptible
|
to
other
trouble
such
as
irreguiar
winding.
Try
not
to
use
|
them
with
this
unit.
i
How
can
you
prevent
accidental
erasure?
When
the
tab
on
the
cassette
shell
is
broken
out
with
the
tip
of
a
screwdriver,
it
will
not
be
possible
to
activate
the
recording
function
even
by
pressing
the
@/a
button,
so
valuable
recordings
will
not
be
erased
in
error.
catia
—
Ee
_
For
side
A
For
side
B
With
TYPE
|
iNormai)
tapes,
when
you
want
to
record
again
on
2
cassette
with
broken
erasure
prevention
tabs,
cover
the
hole
with
a
doubie
layer
of
adhesive
tape.
Use
only
TYPE
!
(Normal)
tapes
with
this
unit;
TYPE
Hl
(High/
CrOz)
and
TYPE
IV
(Metal)
tapes
cannot
be
used.
|
READ
THIS
BEFORE
OPERATING
THE
CD
PLAYER
|
Press
the
25
OPEN/CLOSE
bution
and
the
door
panel
opens
automatically.
Press
the
button
again,
and
the
door
panel
automatically
closes.
#
When
loading
a
disc
in
the
rack,
make
sure
the
label
side
of
the
disc
is
on
the
right.
|
2,
|
stent
08
Me
f
The
label
printed
|
side
is
on
the
right
eae
ij
i
Do
not
apply
unreasonable
force
when
opening
the
door
panel
@
While
the
door
panel
is
opening
or
closing,
do
not
try
and
stop
it
with
your
hand
as
this
may
result
in
damage
to
the
unit.
@
After
opening
the
door
panel,
do
not
place
anything
on
it
|
®
You
cannot
operate
the
unit
when
the
door
panel
is
open.
|
Close
the
door
pane!
before
operating.
|
#Do
not
ptace
anything
other
than
compact
discs
in
the
rack
met
Do
not
use
an
8
em
CD
adaptor.
Place
only
one
CD
in
each
rack
stot.
Never
insert
more
than
one
disc
at
a
time
into
one
rack
slot.
This
can
scratch
or
damage
the
discs.
eWhen
closing
the
door
panel,
be
careful
not
to
catch
you
fingers
in
it.
Never
put
your
hand
or
any
object
inside
the
unit.
1
1
|
|
eff
you
load
both
12
cm
and
&
cm
discs
in
the
rack,
exchanging
8
cm
discs
become
more
difficult.
You
are
recommended
to
load
12
cm
discs
trom
the
left,
an
8
cm
discs
from
the
right.
@
Use
this
unit
on
a
flat
surface.
OPEN/CLOSE
eb
oe
|
1
i
a\
[
Before
operating
the
player
Loading
discs
in
the
rack
inside
the
door
panel
You
can
load
up
to
25
discs
tn
the
rack.
1.
Press
the
25
OPEN/CLOSE
button
(
(7).
The
door
pane!
opens
automatically.
2.
After
confirming
that
the
door
panel
is
completely
open,
load
discs
with
the
label
side
on
the
right.
3.
Press
the
25
OPEN/CLOSE
button
(
EJ).
The
door
panel
closes
automatically.
To
remove
e
disc,
press
the
25
OPEN/CLOSE
button
{
cS
).
You
cannot
open
the
door
pane!
when
a
disc
is
playing.
Confirm
that
play has
stopped
before
opening
the
door
panel.
lf
the
unit
is
not
operating,
simply
press
the
25
OPEN/CLOSE
button
{
LISTENING
TO
COMPACT
Discs
fea
5
ee
5
Re
ce
7
|
|
Listening
to
tracks
in
order
from
the
first
track
;
1,
Load
a
disc
in
the
rack,
and
close
the
deor
panei.
2.
Prass
the
START
button.
Play
stars
from
the
first
track
of
the
lowest
numbered
icaded
!
2
|
|
disc.
|
ca
og
|
TO
STOP
PLAYBACK
TO
SEARCH
FOR
A
PARTICULAR
TRACK
;
?
=
=
pcan
|
Funetion
|
Buttons
i
Function
:
Buttons
|
i
|
Ye
i
=
=
i
ite!
a"
i
_
eo.
we
pee
To
stap
playback
f
i i
‘
Hy
=.
=,
ri
tiv
C
te)
UW
co
To
search
for
the
|
eee
i
co
|
beginning
of
a
track
|
Ey
me
H
|
Press
and
release
quickly
To
stop
playback
wsty
‘
temporarily
;
=
o
tf)
H
TUNING
4
i
i
ee
=
(3
|
To
rapidly
advance
|
=)
=
|
|
=
|
|
forward
or
backward
i
CHE)
=
|
{Main
unit
only)
|
Keep
pressed
To
play
back
again
=
P/il
:
START
&
1]
om
|
}
Oe
|
i
uo
|
Seiect
the
disc
play
mode
To
select
the
play
mode,
press
the
CD
MODE
button
on
the
remote
control
unit
while
the
unit
is
stopped
ar
in
the
play
mode.
fal
MODE
During
play
and
stop:
ALL
:
Plays
all
discs
loaded.
Ca
SINGLE
:
Plays
only
one
disc.
‘s
ALL
ae
SSA
SINGLE
+—
Last
Disc
memory
!f
you
press
the
STOP
(
[2]
)
button
(or
the
Stop
(@)
button
on
the
remote
control),
or
turn
off
the
power,
this
unit
memorizes
the
disc that
was
playing.
When
you
press
the
Start
button
again,
that
disc
starts
playing
from
the
beginning.
e
During
normal
play,
if
the
single
mode
is
selected,
the
single
disc
play
made
will
be
set
for
the
currently
playing
disc.
elf
the
CD
MODE
button
is
pressed
when
the
unit
is
in
the
program
mode,
the
program
contents
will
be
canceled.
When
the
power
is
first
turned
on,
play
will
begin
from
the
fast
mode
selected
previously
@!fno
play
mode
has
been
selected,
play
begins
by
defaultin
the
all
disc
mode.
eAfter
Best
Selection
Memory
play
(Refer
to
page
15}
has
finished,
or
after
3
program
has
been
canceled,
you
return
to
the
ALL
mode
14
<ARB7114>
oe
<2
START
>
[To
play
back
desired
tracks
7
‘|
Playing
a
desired
disc
(Disc
Search)
Follow
procedures
43
and
2
in
order.
@
Playing
desired
tracks
from
#
selected
disc (Direct
Track
Selection)
Follow
procedures
1,
3,
and
4
in
order.
1.
When
the
unit
is
not
operating
or
when
a
disc
is
playing,
press
the
DISC
SELECT
button
to
select
the
desired
disc
number.
elf
you
do
this
while
e
disc
is
playing,
the
selected
disc
starts
playing
automaticaliy.
2.
Press
the
START
button.
The
selected
disc
starts
playing
from
the
first
track.
te
.
Select
the
desired
track
using
the
(=)
or
(<j
button.
If
you
do
this
while
a
disc
is
playing,
the
selected
track
starts
playing
automatically.
4.
Press
the
START
button.
The
selected
track
starts
playing
e
Direct
track
selection
is
not
possible
during
programmed
play.
e@
Youcan
memorize
a
desired
track
when
itis
playing
by
simply
pressing
the
BEST
button,
@
You
can
memorize
up
to
25
tracks
in
each
of
BEST
A
or
B.
|
Best
selection
memory
1.
Press
the
desired
BEST
button
(A
or
B}
when
a
desired
track
is
playing.
The
disc
number
and
track
number
are
memorized.
2.
Repeat
the
procedure
1
to
complete
the
best
selection
memory.
To
listen
to
&
memorized
track:
Press
the
desired
BEST
button
(A
or
B)
when
no
disc
is
playing,
and
the
last
memorized
track
starts
playing.
Clearing
memory:
During
Best
Selection
Memory
play,
press
the
CLEAR
button
on
the
remote
control
unit.
The
track
playing
is
cleared
from
memory.
e
Same
Best
Selection
Memory
operation
is
not
possible
during
Best
Selection
Memory
play.
(Example:
BEST
A
selection
memory
is
not
possible
during
BEST
A
selection
play.
But
BEST
E
Seiection
memory
is
possibie
during
BEST
A
selection
play.}
e
If
you
memorize
2
track
after
having
already
memorized
25
tracks
on
one
side,
the
oidest
memorized
track
is
erased
from
memory
15
<ARB7114>
CONVENIENT
CO
FUNCTIONS
16
<ARB7
14>
me
\
5
sce
[sh
a
Programmed
piay
#
You
can
create
3
program
with
up
to
32
steps.
rams
can
de
created
by
remo
Exampie:
When
programming
the
7th
track
on
the
2nd
disc
far
the
ist
step,
and
the
3rd
track
on
the
5th
disc
for
the
2nd
step.
Press
the
program
(PGM)
button
when
no
disc
is
playing.
Press
a
disc
number
with
the
DISC
SELECT
button.
.
Select
a
track
number
using
the
o
or
ao
button.
.
Press
the
program
(PGM)
button,
Repeat
or
$
2
and
4
to
program
other
tracks
on
the
same
disc.
5.
Repeat
procedures
2
to
4
until
you
have
programmed
ail
the
desired
tracks.
6.
Press
the
START
button.
Play
of
programmed
tracks
starts
in
order.
Bene
Disc
All
Program
Repeat
programmed
play
procedures
1,
2,
and
4in
order.
This
programs
ail
tracks
on
selected
discs.
Canceling
programmed
play
During
play,
press
the
STOP
button
twice.
When
no
disc
is
playing,
press
the
STOP
button
once,
(When
nodiscis
playing,
if
you
press
the
BEST
button,
PREVIOUS
button,
CD
MODE
or
RANDOM
button,
programmed
play
is
canceled.)
Clearing
program
steps
Press
the
CLEAR
button
on
the
remote
control
unit
during
programming.
Each
time
you
press
the
button,
the
last
programmed
step
Is
cleared.
When
pragramming,
each
disc's
TOC
information
is
read,
and
the
total
play
time
of
programmed
tracks
is
calculated.
if
you
wantio
know
how
long
the
programmed
play
time
is,
wait
for
a
while
after
procedure
§
and
it
is
indicated
In
the
display.
(Max.
99
min,
59
sec.)
if
you
perform
procedure
6,
open
the
door
panel
or
turn
the
power
off
before
calculation
has
finished,
calculation
is
not
performed.
CONVENIENT
CD
FUNCTIONS
[To
repeat
playback
(Repeat
play)
[
Random
play
e
This
repeats
play
of
the
discs
set
for
a
selected
play
mode.
@
Select
Repeat
Play
by
remote
cantrol.
Press
the
REPEAT
button
while
8
disc
is
playing.
Piay
of
discs
set
for
the
selected
play
mode
is
repeated.
ALL
Dise
Repeat
Press
the
REPEAT
button
during
Al!
mode
play.
Play
of
all
tracks
on
all
dises
(7
to
25)
is
repeated
Press
the
REPEAT
button
during
Single
mode
play.
Play
of
all
tracks
on
one
selected
disc
is
repeated.
SINGLE
Repeat
PROGRAM
Repeat
Press
the
REPEAT
button
during
programmed
play.
Piay
of
all
programmed
tracks
is
repeated.
Press
the
REPEAT
button
during
Best
Selection
Memory
play.
Piay
of
all
songs
memorized
in
Best
Memory
is
repeated.
Best
Selection
Repeat
eee
f
1
APY
Pat
7
ens
CH
ba
fae
ate
|
|
RSE
ese
|
To
cancel
repeat
play:
Press
the
REPEAT
button.
#
When
repeating
only
one
track,
program
the
desired
track,
anc
press
the
REPEAT
button.
e
Depending
on
the
playback
mode,
the
tracks
on
the
loaded
disc
will
be
played
back
in
random
orderlonce
each),
When
all
tracks
on
the
disc
have
been
played
back,
the
player
will
stop.
Select
Random
Play
by
remote
control,
@Random
play
of
up
to
25
tracks
is
possible.
Press
the
RANDOM
button
during
f
re]
play
or
when
no
disc
is
playing.
;
a
\
Random
play
of
tracks
set
for
each
Suk
play
mode
begins.
=
RANDOM
ALL
Random
:
Press
the
RANDOM
button
during
All
mode
play.
Atotal
of 25
tracks
from
alithe
discs
are
played
at
random.
ug
CH
Ge
fae
SINGLE
Random
Press
the
RANDOM
button
during
Single
mode
play.
Tracks
from
a
single
disc
are
played
at
random.
If
you
press
the
REPEAT
button
during
Random
play,
tracks
are
played
at
random
To
cancel
random
play:
Press
the
STOP
(i)
button.
Random
play
is
canceled,
and
play
stops.
eWhen
you
press
the
DISC
(-,
+)
buttons,
random
play
is
canceled,
and
normal
play
resumes.
NOTES:
eA
programmed
selection
of
tracks
(program
play}
cannot
be
played
in
random
order.
(if
the
RANDOM
button
is
pressed
during
program
play,
the
program
will
be
canceled
and
the
ALL
mode
random
play
will
start)
6
if
less
than
twenty-five
discs
are
loaded
in
the
ALL
mode,
the
same
track
may
be
played
more
than
once.
17
<ARB7114>
CONVEMIENT
CD
FUNCTICNS
|
Previous
disc
scan
i
#A
passage
about
10
seconds
lang
starting
from
one
minute
into
each
track
on
discs
Set
for
a
selected
play
mode
is
piayed.
Select
Hi-Lite
Scan
by
remote
contra.
Press
the
HI-LITE
button,
and
a
passage
i
HITE
Peae
‘i
about
10
seconds,
starting
from
one
minute
CQ
inte
each
track
on
each
of
the
discs
set
for
a
\
a
selected
play
mode
are
played.
Disc
Hi-Lite
Scan
Press
the
HI-LITE
button
when
no
disc
is
playing.
A
passage
about
10
seconds,
starting
from
one
minute
into
the
first
track
on
each
disc
is
played,
starting
from
the
first
disc.
Disc
Hi-Lite
Scan
stops
when
ail
the
discs
have
been
scanned.
Track
Hi-Lite
Scan
When
no
disc
is
piaying,
if
you
press
the
HI-LITE
button
twice,
a
section
from
each
track
on
each
loaded
disc
is
played
for
about
10
seconds,
starting
from
one
minute
into
each
track.
Track
Hi-Lite
scan
stops
when
ail
the
tracks
have
been
scanned.
Program
Hi-Lite
Sean
:
Press
the
HI-LITE
button
during
program
mode.
A
passage
about
10
seconds,
starting
from
one
minute
into
each
of
the
programmed
tracks
is
played.
Best
Selaction
Memory
Scan
:
Press
the
HI-LITE
button
during
Best
Selection
Memory
play.
A
passage
about
10seconds
tong
starting
from
one
minute
into
each
of
the
Best
Selection
tracks
is
scanned.
elf
you
press
the
START
button
when
scanning
a
track
you
want
to
listen
to,
Hi-Lite
scan
is
canceled
and
regular
play
of
that
track
resumes,
Ta
cancel
scanning
:
Press
the
Stop
button.
e@Each
time
you
press
the
HI-LITE
button,
scanning
switches
between
disc
scan
and
track
scan.
eOuring
track
scan,
you
can
skip
tracks
using
the
<4,
me
buttons.
NOTE:
With
tracks
that
ara
shorter
than
ane
minute,
a
passage
about
10
seconds
starting
from
the
beginning
of
the
track
is
played.
Ifa
track
is
shorter
than
ten
seconds,
the
entire
track
/s
scanned
from
start
to
finish,
18
<ARB7114>
9
Disc
HEL
order.
225
discs
a
eWith
more
can
is
performed
in
the
most
recently
listened
to
memorized,
than
25
discs,
the
cid
order
is
erased.
Exampie:
When
the
disc
piay
order
was
‘st
disc,
2nd
disc,
9th
disc,
disc,
and
13th
disc.
h
ais
Press
the
PREVIOUS
button
during
play.
=
PREVIOUS
U
Cc
J
|
A
passage
about
:
10
seconds,
starting
i
2
from
one
minute
into
the
first
track
on
y
each
disc
is
played,
starting
from
the
13th
disc
followed
by
the
12th,
9th,
2nd,
and
1st
discs
in
order
(the
order
in
which
they
were most
recently
listened
to).
®
Press
the
START
button
when
you
hear
a
disc
you
want
to
listen
to.
Previous
Disc
Scan
is
canceled,
and
normal
play
resumes.
To
cancel
Previous
Disc
Scan:
Prass
the
STOP
button.
@Discs
played
in
Random,
Highlight
Scan,
Program,
and
Best
Memory
modes
are
not
scanned
during
Previous
Disc
Scan.
|
Changing
the
dispiay
L
The
display
changes
each
time
you
press
the
button.
DISPLAY
C
p>
Disc/track
number
——®
Elapsed
play
time
]
——-
Total
playtime
<—<————-—-——
j
Disc/track
number
i
ra
Ree
1
|
Elapsed
play
ime
@During
Program
Play,
total
Program
Play
time
is
displayed.
itcalculation
was
not
performed
(refer
to
page
18),
program
steps
are
indicated.
g¢ce3
Total
play
time
Automatically
PLAYING
TAPES
&
§
}
\
|
|
ek
>
i
i
az
2
3
eR
{ao
|
TAPE
|
|
L
4
!
|
i
;
|
i
|
Basic
operation
eUse
only
Type
|
(Normal)
tapes
for
playback.
Type
ll
(HIGH/CrOs)
tapes
and
Type
IV
(Metal!
tapes
can
be
played
back.
although
the
sound
may
change
somewhat.
@
Tapes
may
be
played
back
in
TAPE
|
or
TAPE
Il
but
not
in
both
decks
at
the
same
time.
4.
Press
the
Eject
button
(4)
and
load
«
recorded
tape,
then
push
in
the
cassette
door
until
it
locks.
For
relay
playback.
load
tapes
into
TAPE
|
and
TAPE
I
Relay
playback
is
repeated
as
follows
(32
sides
maximum):
ape
TAPE
forward
TAPE
[reverse
r
playback
(}
playback
(«)
LL
TAPE
trewerse
we.
TAPE
IH
forward
playback
oe
playback
(>)
if
there
is
@
tape
im
only
one
deck,
that
deck
continuously
plays
both
sides
of
the
tape
(16
sides
maximum).
2.
Set
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
on.
3.
if
tapes
are
loaded
in
both
deck
f
and
ll,
prass
the
TAPE
t/Ii
{Function)
button
to
select
the
tape
to
be
played
back
first,
When
a
tape
is
inaded,
the
loaded
deck
will
automatically
be
selected.
Each
press
of
the
button
alternates
TAPE
|
and
TAPE
Il
as
shown
below:
®
TAPE!
>
TAPE
I
1
i
Selected
one
starts
playback.
4.
Press
the
START
button
to
switch
the
direction
you
want
to
start
playback.
(indicator
shows
tape
transport
direction.)
®
>
Forward
playback
~~
:
Reverse
playback
When
you
use
the
remote
control
unit,
press
the
Play
button
(<1
}
for
the
deck
you
choose
to
play
(TAPE
|
or
fl).
To
stop
playback:
Press
the
STOP
(i)
button.
te
To
fast
forward
or
rewind,
press
(=)
(or
©
dor
C=)
(or
©
burton
while
the
tape
is
stopped.
NOTES:
®
Do
not
press
the
Eject
(&)
button
while
the
tape
is
running,
@
Confirm
that
the
deck
has
stopped
before
pressing
the
Eject
(&}
button.
Auto
Stop
Mechanism
This
mechanism
automatically
stops
the
tape
when
the
end
of
the
tape
is
reachec
during
fast
forward
or
rewind
(
Ge
Jor
(J).
1g
<ARB7114>
|
7
oT
Recording
on
t
@Use
only
Type
i
(Normal)
x
recording.
Type
if
HIGH/CrO2!
tapes
and
Type
iV
(Metal)
tapes
cannct
ce
used.
-
.
Load
a
tape
for
recording
into
deck
I.
i
Wind
the
tape
past
its
leader
portion
so
that
the
magnetic
i
surface
is
exposed.
s
Recording
cannot
be
performed
on
a
tape
if
the
accidental
3
erasure
prevention
tad
has
Seen
broken
out.
insert
tt
pe
for
recording
and
close
the
cassette
door
with
your hand.
2.
Use
the
DOL8SY
NR
ON/OFF
button
to
select
the
desired
noise
reduction
mode.
ch
time
the
button
is
pressed,
the
mode
changes
in
the
following
order:
am
H
3.
Press
the
START
button,
switch
to
the
tape
direction
you
want
to
record
in,
and
press
the
STOP
button.
>
©
Recording
on
side
A
failowed
by
recording
on
side
8.
i
When
recording
on
side
A
(m),
has
finished,
recording
on
side
8
{«)
automatically
starts.
«4:
Recording
on
one
side.
\
aN
\
Recording
is
performed
in
the
reverse
{-#)
direction,
so
|
be
sure
to
load
the
tape
accordingly.
H
4.
Use
the
Function
button
to
select
the
input
source.
2
@For
tape
copying
(recording
from
deck
|
to
deck
!l),
use
the
tape
copy
function.
5.
Press
the
REC/STOP
button
(@/m).
Recording
starts,
and
the
“REC”
indicator
lights.
8
Microphone-mixing
sounds
can
also
be
recorded
if
desired
{see
page
23).
r
|
To
cancel,
press
the
REC/STOP
button
(@/i)
or
the
TAPE
Hl
stop
3
button
(m)
on
the
remote
control.
NOTES:
@
You
cannot
switch
inputs
during
recording.
e
This
unit
uses
ALC
(Auto
Level
Control)
to
automatically
set
recording
level.
e
Ouring
recording,
Sound
Field
Control
and
P.
BASS
do
not
|
function.
The
SFC/KARAOKE
button
does
not
operate
during
recording
either.
Copying
a
tape.
1s)
i
ase
only
Type
|
(Normal)
tapes
for
recording.
Type
Il
(HIGH/CrO2)
tapes
and
Type
!V
(Metal)
tapes
cannot
be
b-
used.
j
e
The
contents
of
the
tap
TAPE
!
can
be
copied
onto
the
tape
5
|
in
TAPE
il
necer
Hq
Tape
copying
should
begin
in
the
forward
direction
(a).
+.
Press
the
TAPE
(1/1)
function
button
of
the
main
unit
to
seject
the
cassette
tape
input
function.
On
the
remote
controi
unit,
select
the
cassette
deck
input
Le
ee
with
the
Function
button,
2.
Load
the
recorded
tape
into
TAPE!
and
the
tape
for
recording
into
TAPE
Il.
eWind
the
tape
forward
past
the
leader
to
the
start
of
the
magnetic
coated
portion.
e
The
tape
copy
mode
is
canceled
when
the
end
of
either
of
the
tapes
is
reached,
so
it
is
advisable
to
use
tapes
of
the
same
length,
3.
Press
the
COPY
button.
“COPY”
is
displayed.
The
tspe
copy
starts.
To
stop
copying:
Press
the
STOP
button
(m}
of
the
REC/STOP
button
(@/m).
(On
the
remote
contro}
unit,
press
the
TAPE
1
or
TAPE
Ii
stop
(a)
button.)
20
Both
decks
will
stop
simultaneously.
<ARB71146>
eRegardless
of
the
Dolby
NR
setup,
the
tape
created
by
copying
has
exactly
the
same
contents
as
the
copy
source
tape.
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