Sanyo DC-T44 User manual

INSTRUCTION
MAIWAL
DC”T44
NEW INTERIOR
COMPONENT SYSTEM

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THE COMPACT DISC PLAYERSHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR REPAIREDBYANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY
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CONTENTS
PRECAUTIONS................................................................... 2
ARRANGEMENT................................................................3
CONNECTIONS .................................................................. 4
CONTROLS ......................................................................... 7
REMOTECONTROL ..........................................................9
ADJUSTINGTHECLOCK ................................................ 10
BEFOREOPERATION....................................................... 11
ADJUSTINGTHE SOUND QUALITY............................... 12
CD PIAY ............................................................................. 13
LISTENINGTOTAPES .....................................................15
LISTENINGTO THE RADIO............................................. 16
LISTENINGTORECORDS ORAVSOURCES ................ 16
BEFORERECORDING AND DUBBING.......................... 17
RECORDINGCOMPACT DISCS..................................... 17
TAPE DUBBING................................................................. 20
RECORDING FROM THE TUNER, PHONO OR AV
INPUT.................................................................................. 21
TIMER OPERATION .......................................................... 21
MAINTENANCE.................................................................. 23
REMOTECONTROLOPERATION ..................................24
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................... 26
PRECAUTIONS
Ifwater should enter the unit, electrical shock or real- -
functionmayresult.Alwaysuse itinaplacewherethere
islow humidityand littledust.
~Do not use where there are extremes of temperature
(below5°C orexceeding 35”C) orwhere directsunlight
may strikeit.
-Because of the CD player’s extremely low noise and
wide dynamic range,there mightbe atendency to turn
the volume on the amplifierunnecessarily high. Doing
so may produce an excessively large output from the
amplifierwhich could damage your speakers.
Sudden changesinthe ambienttemperaturemaycause
condensationtoformonthe opticallensinsidethe unit.
Ifthis happens, takeout the disc, Ieavethe unitwiththe
disctray extended for about 1hour, and then proceed
to operate.
The system’sspeakers use powerful magnets. Do not
placetimepieces, creditcards orothermagneticcards,
cassette tapes, video tapes or other magnetic tapes
near the speakers.
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ARRANGEMENT
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CONNECTIONS
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Power SI.UXMY Speakers
Connect the mains lead to an AC wall outlet. When connecting the speakers, makesurethat (+) and
Note: (-) Polarties are matched properly.Otherwise,the sound
Do not connect the mains lead to an AC outlet until all mayappearto be lackinginthe bass range and instability.
connectionshave been made. Connectthe speakerwirewiththe stripetothe redterminal
(+) and the other wireto the black terminal (-).
The systemisnot disconnectedfromthe mainsunlessitis Atthe speakers At the main unit
unplugged fromthe AC outlet. i\l
‘Flat connection leads
(Black)
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SYSTEM CONNECTOR-1 (Amplifier-- Deck)
SYSTEM CONNECTOR-2 (Amplifier-- Tuner)
(Blue) (Blue)
SYSTEM CONNECTOR-3 (Amplifier-- CD player)
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To connect, push the middle ofthe plug and insertituntil
itclicks.
Connect so that the white stripe wire comes to the right
side.
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Aerials
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ln areas close to atransmitterthe simde indoor aerial is Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)
sufficientto receive broadcasts. Extend the aerialwireas Connect stereo headphones (8 ohms to 10 kohms, not
straightas possibleand, while listeningto the sound from supplied)formonitoringorforprivatelistening.The speak-
the system, secure it in aposition which yields minimal ersare automaticallydisconnectedwhen headphones are
distortionand noise. connected to this socket.
Infringe areas orwhere reception isdistortedor noisy,an
externalaerial(notsupplied)shouldbeconnected instead
ofthe simple indoor aerial. Consult your dealer.
AM loop aerial
Mountthe loop aerial inthe aerial holder and place it in a
positionwhich yields the best AM (MW/LW) reception, or
attachthe aerial holder to awall or other surface. Adjust
the angle of the aerialforthe best reception.
Note:
To minimize noise, do not place the aerial close to the
systemor alV.
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Connections for AV (Audio/Video) equipment
This unit comes with connection facilitiesfor audio/video connected. Also,the MONITOR OUT socket can be used
equipment,and they enable aturntable,videodisc player, to connect aTV for monitoring the images of avideo
VCR, BS tuner or digital audio tape (DAT) deck to be device.
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Analogoutputs
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Video disc player/BS tuner/VCR
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Tuner/(Timer)
CONTROLS
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1. Remote sensor (IR)
2. Ciock switch (CLOCK)
3. Wake-up timer switch (WAKEUP)
4. Sleep timer switch (SLEEP)
5. ON/OFF timer switch (TiMER)
6. Set switch (S~
7. Ciear switch (CLEAR)
Ampiifier
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Memory switch (MEMORY)
(TUNE/TiME/SOURCE controis)
Down/Up switches (DOWN/UP)
Band seiect switch (BAND)
Dispiay
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Sound on/off switch/indicator(SOUND ON/OFF) 8.
Surround switch/indicator (SURROUND) 9.
Bassxpanderswitch/indicator (BASSXPANDER) 10.
(SOUND STYLE controis)
Programmedswitch (PROGRAMED) 11,
Presetswitch (PRESET) 12,
Powerswitch and indicator (POWER) 13,
Functionswitches and indicators (TAPE/TUNER/CD/
PHONO/AV)
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Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)
Balance controi (BALANCE)
Voiumecontroland indicator (VOLUME)
(GRAPHiC EQUALIZERcontrols)
Down/Up switches (DOWN/UP)
Frequency/Memory switch (FREQ/MEMO)
Display
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CD player
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Edfi switch (ED~ 6.
Computer recording switch/indicator (COMPUTER 7.
RECORDING) 8.
Time edit switch/indicator(TIME EDll) 9.
Fade edit switchfindicator(FADE EDIT) 10.
Display 11.
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Memory switch (MEMORY)
Skip/Search switches (SKIP/SEARCH)
Play/Pause switch (PIAY/PAUSE)
Stop/Clear switch (STOP/CLEAR)
Disctray open/close switch (OPEN/CLOSE)
Disctray
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1. Forwardplay switch and indicator(F)
2. Stop switch(¤)
3. Reverse play switch and indicator(4)
4. Cassette holder
5. Fastforward and rewind/AMSS switches (*w)
6. Eject button (EJECT
Deck2section
7. Reverse play switchand indicator(<)
8. Stop switch(m)
9. Forwardplay switchand indicator(›)
10, Cassette holder
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11. Record/Record pause switch/indicator(REC PAUSE)
12. Record mutingswitch (REC MUTE)
13. Fast forward and rewind/AMSS switches (44 w)
14. Eject button (EJECT)
Deck 1/2 section
(DUBBING controls)
15. High speed switch/indicator(HIGH)
16. Normal speed switch/indicator(NORMAL)
17. Reverse mode switch (MODE)
18. Dolby noise reductionswitch (DOLBYNR)
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REMOTE CONTROL
Controls
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16.
Powerswitch (POWER)
Sound on/off switch (SOUND ON/OFF)
Volume controls(VOL)
Sound styleswitch (SOUND SME)
Surround switch (SURROUND)
Phono functionswitch (PHONO)
AV functionswitch (AV)
Sleep timer switch (SLEEP)
CD player controls
4: Disctray open/close switch
➤/M: Play/Pause switch
■:Stop/Clear switch
144H: Skip/Search switches
MEMORY Memory switch
TIME: Time display switch
INTRO: Introscanswitch
RANDOM: Random play switch
REPEAT Repeat play switch
CD 10KEY CD 10-key switch
CD player/Tuner controls
0-9, +1 O:Number switchesfor CD player
0- @: Number switchesfor tuner
Tuner function switch (TUNER)
Band select switch (BAND)
Scan switch (SCAN)
FM mode switch (MODE)
Deck 1controls
<: Reverse play switch
}: Forward play switch
-M: Fastforward and rewind/AMSS switches
■:Stop switch
Deck 2controls
■✚Stop switch
<: Reverse play switch
h: Forward play switch
~w: Fastforward and rewind/AMSS switches
REC MUTE: Record mutingswitch
●/II: Record/Record pause switch
Number swltchea (O-9, +1 Oand~- @)
Alltheseswitches areused to select both CDtracks and
preset radio stations.
If the CD 10KEY switch is pressed then the switches
select CD track numbers.
Ifthe TUNER or BANDswitchis pressed, the switches
select preset radio stations.
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