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MD/CD/tuner/WMA/MP3 compatible/
DSP main unit
operating instructions
FH-P009MD
Contents page 4
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Please be sure to follow the instructions for your safety.
WARNING The column with this symbol
indicates ``Contents that may result in death or serious injury .
Note
Ban
definitely do it
2
About pictograms This
instruction manual, installation manual, and product markings are intended to help
you use the product safely and correctly, and to prevent harm to you and other
people, as well as damage to property. I am displaying a picture. Their display and meaning are as follows.
ÿ The types of content that must be observed are classified and explained using the following pictograms.
ÿ The following indicators classify and explain the degree of harm or damage that may occur if the product is used incorrectly
by ignoring the displayed information.
This indicates content that is expected to result in only physical damage and property damage.
Such pictograms indicate information to which you must pay attention (including warnings).
This kind of pictogram indicates something that is prohibited (something you must not do).
This kind of pictorial display is mandatory content.
This shows the content that can be displayed.
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caveat
When replacing a fuse, be sure to use a fuse with the
specified capacity indicated. Using a fuse with a larger
capacity than the specified capacity may cause a fire.
Do not use the product if it is malfunctioning, such as when
the screen does not appear or there is no sound. Please be
sure to consult the store where you purchased the product.
Continued use may cause an accident, fire, or electric shock.
If you notice any abnormalities such as smoke, strange
smells, foreign objects getting inside, or water getting wet,
please stop using the product immediately and contact the
store where you purchased it. Continued use may cause an
accident, fire, or electric shock.
Fuse of
specified capacity
3
Do not use the product if it is damaged.
Do not use it if it is abnormal.
Safety Precautions (Please also read the separate "Safety Precautions")
Use a fuse of specified capacity.
[Treatment of abnormal]
Ban
Ban
definitely do it
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just here
33
How to switch modes Listen to the
same song repeatedly Listen to
songs in a different order than usual
Search for the song you want to
listen to Search for the song you want to listen to by looking at the song title 32
Select 10 songs at a time
46
30
twenty four
13
Regular operations on the built-
in MD • Playing an MD
• Selecting a group •
Selecting a
song • Fast forwarding/
rewinding • Adjusting
the volume • Ejecting
an MD Normal radio
operations •
Selecting a band •
Selecting a broadcast
station • Adjusting the volume
Multi-CD normal
operations •
Selecting a CD • Selecting a
song • Fast forwarding/rewinding • Adjusting the volume
Switching the DSP mode
About resetting the unit
Preparing the
remote control Adjusting the front panel angle
14 About selection key operations 15
Select the source you want to listen to 18 •
Turn off the
power Normal operations on
the built-in CD • Play
a CD • Select
a song • Fast forward/
reverse • Adjust the
volume • Eject the CD
31
Pausing WMA/MP3 playback 39 Switching the
song selection method
Selecting songs in a folder
20
37
41
Pause MD playback 46 Switch title display
12
34
26
Turn TAG display on/off Switch
title display
Pausing CD playback 32 Switching the song selection
method Selecting songs in 10-
track increments
33
31
40
28
8
36
12
WMA/MP3 everyday operations 22 • Playing a
CD-ROM • Selecting a folder
• Selecting a song • Fast-
forwarding/
fast-reversing • Adjusting
the volume • Ejecting
the CD-ROM
How to switch modes Listening
to the same song or folder repeatedly 37 Listening to
songs in a different order than
usual Searching for the song or folder you want to
listen to 38 Searching for
the folder you want to listen to by looking at the folder name 39
41
31
Names of parts
Before use
34
Ten
40
How to switch modes 42 Listening to the same song or
group repeatedly 42 Listening in a different order than
usual 43 Searching for the song or group you want to
listen to 44 Searching for the song you want to listen to
by looking at the song title 45 Searching for the group
you want to listen to by
looking at the group name 45
Enter the CD title Switch the
title display
Built-in MD
Introduction Built-in CD
table of contents
Listen to WMA/MP3
Listen to CDs with built-in CD
Introduction
Listen to MD with built-in MD
Just read this and you can use it right away
Four
6
8
1
2
Ten
Four
3
Five
Four
6
7
3
1
8
2
Four
2
Five
Five
2
7
9
3
6
Four
7
Five
1
6
8
9
2
6
3
Five
7
1
3
1
Ten
Four
WMA/MP3
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Four
14
3
Five
2
Four
1
3
13
2
15
12
1
11
7
6
Ten
6
Five
9
8
listen to the radio
Listen to MD with Multi MD • •
Adjust the sound ••••••••
Introduction ••••••••••
Convenient functions and initial settings ••••
Watch TV ••••••••
Others (Appendix) ••••••••
Listen to DVD ••••••••
Listen to the radio ••••••••
Listen to MD with built-in MD •••
Five
CONTENTS
This
is what
you
need
to
read
and use.
How to switch the mode to directly
select the CD you want to listen to
Listen to the same song or CD repeatedly
Listen to songs in a different order than
usual Search for the song or CD you want to listen to 54 Search
for the song you want to listen to by looking at the song title 56
Want to listen to it by looking at the title
50
57
Store memorized songs on each CD
56
62
58
54
52
53
52
Adjusting the CD sound quality 60 Memorizing only
the songs you want to listen to 61 Playing only the
memorized songs 62 Erasing the memorized songs
one by one from memory
63
Memorize CD title
Storing broadcast stations one by one 48 Calling up
stored broadcast stations 49 How to switch modes
49 Automatically storing multiple stations 50 I want
to see and listen to broadcast station names Call a
broadcast station Select a
broadcast station name
choose
63
Pause CD playback
If you want to use it
immediately, please read here.
Delete from
memory Switch title display
Search for CD
51
Listen to WMA/MP3•••••
Listening to CDs with Multi-CD•••
Listening to CDs with the built-in CD••••
multi cd
radio
(Only when combined with an optional multi-CD)
Listen to CDs with Multi-CD
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81
84
Changing the volume according to the
noise 85 Adjusting the volume differences
between each source 86
Before performing auto time alignment
& equalization 87 Performing
auto time alignment & equalization
Recreate the performance venue
68 Turn on/off
88
67
About DSP
Audio adjustment points
How to switch the audio adjustment mode
72 Listening at the center of the sound
field 73 Adjusting the front/
back/left/
right volume balance
Selecting time alignment Adjusting time
alignment 75 Before adjusting the network
76 Adjusting the network 78 Using the
subwoofer 79 Preventing low sound output
80 Using the auto equalizer
71
83
DVD normal operation
Function mode operation 69
70
Multi MD everyday operations 64 Function
mode operations 65 Switching the title
display 65
Select an equalizer curve
Make rough corrections
to the equalizer
curve Make fine
adjustments to
the equalizer curve
Apply sound effects Add sharpness to the
sound at low volumes 84 Match the image
75
82
Regular TV operations 66 Function mode
operations 67 Calling up the channel you
want to watch from the
channel list
81
74
82
(Only when combined with a separately sold TV)
DVD
Multi MD
(only when combined with separately sold multi MD)
tv set
(Only when combined with a separately sold DVD)
6
table of contents
Listen to MD with Multi MD
listen to dvd
Adjusting the sound
3
1
Ten
1
2
8
17
14
twenty one
6
2
15
19
Four
2
2
11
3
9
18
twenty two
1
13
7
3
16
20
Five
1
12
adjust the sound
watch tv
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Five
12
16
Four
11
17
2
3
Ten
1
9
2
3
Five
1
8
8
9
7
15
6
14
7
18
13
6
Four Listen to DVD ••••••••
Listen to MD with built-in MD •••
Adjust the sound ••••••••
Introduction ••••••••••
Listen to the radio ••••••••
others
Convenient functions and initial settings ••••
Others (Appendix) ••••••••
Watch TV ••••••••
Listen to MD with Multi MD • •
CONTENTS
Instantly reduce the
volume Receive traffic
information Display and adjust the clock/
calendar 92 How to switch the custom
menu 94 Select the display screen 94
Adjust the display brightness 95 Change
the display brightness
at night
91
103
97
95
Selecting the type of display effect 96
Selecting the background pattern 96
Selecting the font type
Displaying entertainment 98 How to switch
the initial setting mode 100 Turning reverse
mode on/off 101 Turning feature demo on/
off 101 External devices Listening to the
audio 102 Entering the name of the external
device 102 Correcting sound distortion 103
Switching mute/attenuation
116
118
90
How to use CDs correctly 104 About WMA/
MP3 files 106 How to use MDs correctly
108 Warranty and after-sales service 109
Is it broken? 110 If this message appears
112 Glossary Main specifications DSP
adjustment value entry form
If you want to use it
immediately, please read here.
114
This
is what
you
need
to
read
and use.
7
useful function
Listening to CDs with Multi-CD•••
Listening to CDs with the built-in CD••••
Listen to WMA/MP3•••••
Others (appendix)
Convenient functions and initial settings
Machine Translated by Google
At
the
beginning
Main body (when open)
Main body (when closed)
About selection keys
A "selection key" is a button whose function
changes according to what is shown on the display.
The functions that can be operated with the
"selection key" differ depending on the selected
mode. (ÿIntroduction page 15 )
8
reset button
BACK button
CD EJECT button
Introduction Names of each part 1
MD insertion slot
CD slot
BAND button
(OPEN)
SOURCE selector
ANGLE button
NEXT button
VOLUME
(CLOSE)
MD EJECT button
ANGLE button
5/ÿ/ 2/ 3 button
selection key eject
sauce volume
back
angle
next
angle
band
eject
Machine Translated by Google
Remote controller
function audio
attenuator
volume
band
Press the FUNCTION button to switch the
function mode. (ÿBuilt -in CDq page 30)
( ÿWMA/MP3q page
36) (ÿBuilt -in MDq page
42) ( ÿRadio e page
49) ( ÿMulti-CDw
page 52 )
9
Press the AUDIO button to switch the audio adjustment
mode. (ÿAdjusting the sound e page 72)
Each button has the same function as a button with the same name on the main unit.
About the AUDIO button
memo
About the FUNCTION button
BAND button
MD button
Each press switches the source as
follows.
FUNCTION button
ATT button (ÿ Useful functions q page 90 ) The
attenuator turns ON/OFF each time you press it.
When the attenuator is on, the volume will be
approximately 1/10th.
Built-in MD ÿMulti MD ÿ
5/ÿ/2/3 button
AUX (external device) ÿ Power OFF
ÿ Return to built-in MD
• It will not switch to a source that is not connected. •If
no disc is set, the source will not be switched. • The device
will not switch to AUX unless you
turn on the AUX (external device) setting (ÿUseful
functions! Page 5102) .
Each time
you press the CD button, the source
changes as follows.
Multi-DVD/single-disc DVD ÿ Built-in CD ÿ Multi-CD ÿ
Power OFF ÿ Return to multi-DVD/single-disc DVD
VOLUME
AUDIO button
Each time you press
the tuner button, the
source changes as follows.
Radio (FM/AM) ÿ TV ÿ Power
OFF ÿ Return to radio
At
the
beginning
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At
the
beginning
About WMA
Features of this machine About MP3
About “CD TEXT”
Ten
Before first use 2
Discs recorded in compliance with Romeo)
can be played. (ÿOther w page 106)
•Depending on the application that encoded the WMA
file, text information such as album name may not
be displayed correctly.
•Depending on the application that encoded the
WMA file, it may not work properly.
WMA/MP3 playback
About title display
"CD TEXT" is a CD that contains text information
such as CD title/singer name/song title. CDs with
the following mark on the disc title side are “CD
TEXT”. (There are also "CD TEXT" versions that
do not have the mark below.)
This unit supports playback of music CDs and
WMA/MP3.
This device supports not only displaying kana
and alphabets, but also hiragana and kanji. Even
if “CD TEXT” contains character information such
as kanji, it can be displayed as is on this unit.
It supports playback of CD-R/CD-RW/CD-ROM
containing WMA and MP3 files. Discs are
available in ISO9660 Level 1, Level 2, and
Extended formats (Joliet,
Microsoft, Windows Media, and the Windows logo
are registered trademarks or trademarks of
Microsoft Corporation in the United States and
other countries.
The Windows Mediaÿ logo printed on the outer
box indicates that this unit supports WMA data
playback.
memo
If this equipment is provided, only a personal, non-
commercial license is provided. The following
broadcasts do not provide a license to use this
equipment or imply any right to use it in any form.
If you want to use this unit for the following
broadcasts, you will need a unique license for
each. For more information, please visit our
internet homepage http://www.mp3licensing.com.
•Business
purposes, i.e., real-time broadcasting that
generates profits (media such as terrestrial
broadcasting, satellite broadcasting, and cable
television), broadcasting and data transfer
using the Internet, and networks such as
intranets, or Electronic broadcast program
distribution systems such as pay audio and on-
demand audio.
You can
play CD/CD-R/CD-RW for CD playback music.
WMA is an abbreviation for “Windows Media
Audio” and is an audio compression technology
developed by Microsoft Corporation in the United
States. WMA data can be encoded using
Windows Media Player Ver.7, 7.1 or Windows
Media Player for Windows XP.
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