Technics SC-CH700 User manual
Teclinics
CD
Stereo
System
SC-CH700
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
DIGITAL
AUDIO
Notes;
•Specifications
differ
according
to
the
area
code.
•The
"EB"
area
code,
for
example,
indicates
United
Kingdom
specifications.
•The
“EB"
indication
is
shown
on
the
packing
case
and
serial
number
tag.
Before
oprerating
this
unit,
please
read
these
instructions
com¬
pletely.
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We
want
to
thank
you
for
selecting
this
product
and
to
welcome
you
to
the
growing
family
of
satisfied
Technics
product
owners
around
the
world.
We
feel
certain
you
will
get
maximum
enjoyment
from
this
new
addition
to
your
home.
Please
read
these
operating
instructions
carefully,
and
be
sure
to
keep
them
handy
for
convenient
reference.
These
operating
instructions
are
applicable
to
the
following
systems.
System
CD
player/Tuner
Amplifier
Sound
processor
Cassette
deck
Speakers
SC-CH700
SL-CH700
SU-CH700
SH-CH700
RS-CH700
SB-CH700
Table
of
Contents
Suggestions
for
Safety.3
For
United
Kingdom
.
3
Piacement
Notes
.4
Suppiied
Accessories.4
Concerning
the
Remote
Controi.5
How
to
instail
the
System.6
Connections.7
Front
Panei
Controis
and
Functions.14
Basic
Operating
Procedure.24
Setting
the
Time.27
Listening
to
Compact
Discs.28
Listening
to
Tapes.34
Listening
to
Radio
Broadcasts.38
Making
a
Recording.41
Edit-Recording
from
Compact
Discs.45
Tape-to-Tape
Recording.52
Using
the
Timer.53
Creating
Your
Own
Sound
.58
Enjoying
the
Microphone
Mixing.67
Using
an
External
Unit
.69
Concerning
the
Display.70
Concerning
Cassette
Tapes.71
Concerning
Compact
Discs
.72
Maintenance.73
Troubleshooting
Guide.74
Technical
Specifications.
76
CAUTION!
THIS
PRODUCT
UTILIZES
A
LASER.
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTMENTS
OR
PER¬
FORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
DO
NOT
OPEN
COVERS
AND
DO
NOT
REPAIR
YOURSELF.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL.
(Back
of
product)
DANGER-InvisiUi
laswradiitionwlwn
^io
DIRECT
EX¬
POSURE
TO
BEAM.
(Inside
of
product)
THIS
TUNER/RECEIVER
IS
CAPABLE
OF
RECEIVING
THE
NEW
AM
STEREO
BROADCASTS
FROM
THE
AM
BAND
RADIO
STATIONS.
HOWEVER
LIKE
MANY
TUNERS
AND
RECEIVERS
CURRENTLY
AVAILABLE
ON
THE
MARKET
IT
WILL
REPRODUCE
THIS
AM
STEREO
SIGNAL
ONLY
IN
AM
MONO,
WHICH,
IN
EFFECT,
IS
OF
NO
LESSER
QUALITY
THAN
YOUR
EXISTING
AM
MONO
TUNER/RECEIVER.
Suggestions
for
Safety
■
Use
a
standard
AC
wall
outlet
1.
Use
from
an
AC
power
source
of
high
voltage,
such
as
that
used
for
an
air
conditioner,
is
very
dangerous.
There
is
a
possibility
that
a
fire
might
be
caused
by
making
such
a
connection.
2.
A
DC
power
source
cannot
be
used.
Be
sure
to
check
the
power
source
carefully,
especially
on
a
ship
or
other
place
where
DC
is
used.
■
Grasp
the
plug
when
disconnecting
the
power
supply
cord
1.
Wet
hands
are
dangerous.
A
dangerous
eiectric
shock
may
result
if
the
plug
is
touched
by
wet
hands.
2.
Never
place
heavy
items
on
top
of
the
power
supply
cord,
and
never
force
it
to
bend
sharply.
■
Place
the
unit
where
it
will
be
well
ventilated
Place
this
unit
at
least
10
cm
(4")
away
from
wall
surfaces,
etc.
Be
careful
that
curtains
and
similar
materials
do
not
obstruct
the
ventilation
holes.
■
Avoid
places
such
as
the
following:
In
direct
sunlight
or
in
other
places
where
the
temperature
is
high.
In
places
where
there
is
excessive
vibration
or
humidity.
Such
conditions
might
damage
the
cabinet
and/or
other
component
parts
and
thereby
shorten
the
unit's
service
life.
■
Be
sure
to
place
the
unit
on
a
flat,
level
surface.
If
the
surface
is
inclined,
a
malfunction
may
result.
■
Never
attempt
to
repair
or
reconstruct
this
unit
A
serious
electric
shock
might
occur
if
this
unit
is
repaired,
disassembled
or
reconstructed
by
unauthorized
persons,
or
if
the
internal
parts
are
accidentally
touched.
■
Take
particular
care
if
children
are
present
Never
permit
children
to
put
anything,
especially
metal,
inside
this
unit.
A
serious
electric
shock
or
malfunction
could
occur
if
articles
such
as
coins,
needles,
screwdrivers,
etc.
are
inserted
through
the
ventilation
holes,
etc.
of
this
unit.
■
If
water
is
spilled
on
the
unit
Be
extremely
careful
if
water
is
spilled
on
the
unit,
because
a
fire
or
serious
electric
shock
might
occur.
Immediately
disconnect
the
power
cord
plug,
and
consult
with
your
dealer.
■
Avoid
spray-type
insecticides
Insecticides
might
cause
cracks
or
“cloudiness”
in
the
cabinet
and
plastic
parts
of
this
unit.
The
gas
used
in
such
sprays
might,
moreover,
be
ignited
suddenly.
■
Never
use
alcohol
or
paint
thinner
These
and
similar
chemicals
should
never
be
used,
because
they
might
cause
flaking
or
cloudiness
of
the
cabinet
finish.
■
Disconnect
the
power
supply
cord
if
the
unit
will
not
be
used
for
a
long
time
If
the
unit
is
left
for
a
long
time
with
the
power
ON,
this
will
not
only
shorten
its
useful
operation
life,
but
may
also
cause
other
trouble.
■
if
troubie
occurs
If,
during
operation,
the
sound
is
interrupted
or
indicators
no
longer
illuminate,
or
if
an
abnormal
odour
or
smoke
is
detected,
im¬
mediately
disconnect
the
power
cord
plug,
and
contact
your
dealer
or
an
Authorized
Service
Center.
For
United
Kingdom
(“EB"
area
code
model
only)
The
“EB”
indication
is
shown on
the
serial
number
tag.
Important
THE
WIRES
IN
THIS
MAINS
LEAD
ARE
COLOURED
IN
ACCOR¬
DANCE
WITH
THE
FOLLOWING
CODE.
BLUE:
NEUTRAL
BROWN:
LIVE
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
apparatus
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug
proceed
as
follows.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
BLUE
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
BLACK.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
BROWN
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
RED.
Under
no
circumstances
must
either
of
the
above
wires
be
con¬
nected
to
the
earth
terminal
of
a
three
pin
plug.
This
apparatus
was
produced
to
BS
800.
Placement
Notes
■
This
unit
is
a
precision
instrument.
Be
sure
to
place
it
on
a
flat
surfacae.
■
Avoid
places
such
as
the
following;
•Near
any
equipment
or
divice
that
generates
strong
magnetism.
•On
any
heat-generating
equipment
or
divice,
or
in
any
place
where
the
temperature
is
high
(35°C
95°F
or
higher).
•
Extremely
cold
places
(5°C
41°F
or
below).
•
For
long
periods
of
time
in
direct
sunlight.
•In
dusty
or
smoky
locations.
•
In
locations
prone
to
vibrations.
•
In
locations
where
the
rear
panel
is
less
than
10
cm
(about
4")
away
from
the
wall
or
back
of
an
audio
rack.
•Within
reach
of
children.
■
When
carrying
or
storing
the
unit,
handle
it
with
care
so
it
is
not
subjected
to
any
strong
bumps.
•Always
remove
the
disc
before
storing
the
unit
for
any
period
of
time.
■
To
avoid
problems
due
to
vibration.
•
Do
not
place
a
book
or
similar
object
under
this
unit.
Supplied
Accessories
•AC
power
supply
cord
1
pc.
•Flat
cable
1
pc.
•Optical
cable
1
pc.
•Speaker
cords
2
pcs.
•LW/MW
loop
antenna
1
pc.
•Attachment
plug
1
pc.
(For
United
Kingdom
only)
•FM
indoor
antenna
1
pc.
•Antenna
holder
1
pc.
•
Mounting
screws
2
pics.
•
Remote
control
transmitter
<RAK-SC514W>
1
pc.
•
Remote
control
batteries
<UM-4,
“AAA”,
R03>
2
pcs.
Note:
The
configuration
of
AC
power
supply
cord
and
FM
indoor
antenna
differ
according
to
area.
Concerning
the
Remote
Control
1
Open
the
cover.
Press
gently
and
move
the
cover
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
2
Insert
the
batteries.
Use
two
UM-4
"AAA”,
lEC
R03
(1.5
V)
or
equivalent
batteries.
Be
sure
that
the
batteries
are
inserted
so
that
their
positive
(+)
and
negative
{-)
polarities
match
the
polarities
indicated
in
the
compartment.
Batteries
installed
incorrectly
may
leak
and
cause
damage.
Refer
to
“Use
of
batteries”
for
additionai
information.
3
Close
the
cover.
Use
of
batteries
Do
not
mix
old
and
new
batteries,
or
batteries
of
different
types
(carbon
and
alkaline,
etc.).
The
battery
life
is
about
one
year.
Although
the
battery
life
varies
depending
on
how
often
the
device
is
used,
the
batteries
should
be
replaced
about
once
every
year
on
the
average.
The
batteries
should
be
replaced
If
commands
from
the
remote
control
transmitter
do
not
operate
the
unit
even
when
the
transmitter
is
held
close
to
the
front
panel.
Never
subject
batteries
to
excessive
heat
or
flame;
do
not
attempt
to
disassemble
them;
and
be
sure
they
are
not
short-circuited.
If
the
remote
control
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
period
of
time,
remove
the
batteries
and
store
them
in
a
cool,
dark
place.
If
a
battery
leaks,
remove
all
batteries.
Thoroughly
clean
the
battery
compartment
before
inserting
new
batteries.
If
the
electrolyte
comes
Into
contact
with
skin
or
clothes,
flush
with
water
immediately.
Keep
batteries
out
of
reach
of
children.
Do
not
use
rechargeable
(nickel-cadmium)
type
batteries.
Do
not
attempt
to
recharge
alkaline
or
carbon
batteries.
Always
remove
old,
weak
or
worn-out
batteries
promptly.
Do
not
dispose
of
used
batteries
in
household
rubbish.
Operation
notes
OOP/
9
O
Aim
the
remote
control's
transmission
window
toward
the
unit's
sensor.
Avoid
any
obstacles.
Use
the
remote
control
within
a
60
degree
angle
and
within
6
meters
(20
ft.)
from
the
unit.
OOP/
eo
Avoid
dust
Avoid
dust
Be
sure
the
transmission
window
and
the
unit's
sensor
are
tree
from
dust.
Excessive
dust
might
prevent
reception.
The
operation
may
not
be
correct
if
direct
sunlight
or
other
strong
light
source
strikes
the
remote
control
signal
sensor
part
of
this
unit.
If
there
is
a
problem,
place
the
unit
away
from
the
light
source.
If
this
unit
Is
Installed
in
a
rack
with
glass
doors,
the
glass
door's
thickness
or
color
might
make
it
necessary
to
use
the
remote
control
a
shorter
distance
from
the
unit.
How
to
Install
the
System
Install
the
various
components
as
shown
in
the
figure.
Do
not
place
any
objects
on
top
of
this
unit.
It
may
interfere
the
open/close
function
of
the
CD
tray.
Installing
the
components
vertically
Left
speaker
CD
player/tuner
Amplifier
Sound
processor
Cassette
deck
Installing
the
components
horizontally
|
Right
speaker
(Left)
Surround
speakers
(not
included)
(Right)
Connections
Flat
cable
Connecting
Hold
the
connector
with
the
recessed
part
up
and
press
in
at
the
center
until
you
hear
a
click.
The
white
line
should
be
on
the
right
side.
In
case
of
the
amplifier,
the
white
line
should
be
on
the
below
side.
After
connection,
fold
and
press
the
cable
as
flat
to
the
back
of
the
unit
as
possible.
■
Installing
the
components
vertically
CD
player/tuner
Amplifier
Sound
processor
Cassette
deck
■
Installing
the
components
horizontally
CD
player/tuner
Sound
processor
Amplifier
Cassette
deck
Connections
(continued)
Speaker
cables
Match
the
two
wires
from
the
left
and
right
speaker
cables
with
the
same
colored
levers
of
the
speaker
terminals,
then
Insert
the
wires
Into
the
respective
terminals.
First
connect
the
cables
to
the
speakers,
then
to
the
amplifier.
d)
@;
Push
up on
the
lever.
Insert
the
bare
ends
of
the
wires,
and
push
down
the
lever.
(Refer
to
the
right.)
©:
Push
down
on
the
lever.
Insert
the
bare
ends
of
the
wires,
and
push
up
the
lever.
(Refer
to
the
right.)
Note:
•Make
sure
the
bare
ends
of
the
wires
are
not
unraveled.
(If
they
are,
twist
them
tight
again.)
•Take
care
not
to
short
the
wires.
(The
main
unit
could
be
damaged
if
they
are
shorted.)
CD
player/tuner
Sound
processor
Push
down
on
and
hold
the
lever
while
inserting
the
bare
ends
of
the
wire.
8
Optical
cable
Connect
the
optical
cable
to
the
CD
player/tuner
and
the
sound
processor.
©
Remove
a
dust-protection
cap
in
the
terminal.
CD
player/tuner
Sound
processor
-
DIGITAL
DIGITAL
CD
□
CO
9DDD
T
Optical
cable
-
1
--
)
(included)
Amplifier
Cassette
deck
@
Connect
an
optical
cable.
Please
keep
the
dust-protection
cap.
CAUTION
When
using
the
optical
cable,
please
keep
the
following
points
in
mind:
1.
The
maximum
length
of
optical
cable
to
be
used
with
this
unit
is
1
m
(approx.
3.3
ft.).
2.
Always
make
sure
the
plug
is
fully
inserted.
If
the
plug
is
not
inserted
all
the
way,
an
imperfect
connection
will
result.
3.
The
optical
cable
must
never
be
bent
or
coiled
tightly.
Doing
so
will
permanently
damage
the
optical
fiber
in
the
cable
and,
therefore,
prevent
proper
data
transmission.
If
the
cable
must
be
coiled
(for
storage,
etc,),
the
diameter
of
the
loop
should
be
at
least
15
cm
(approx.
6
inches).
4.
Handle
the
optical
cable's
plug
very
carefully.
Keep
the
plug
free
from
dust
or
damage.
Dust
can
be
removed
by
wiping
the
plug
with
a
soft
cloth.
Do
not
use
any
cleaners
or
solvents
to
clean
the
plug.
Connections
(continued)
■
FM
indoor
antenna
(included)
Install
this
antenna
on
a
wall
at
a
height
and
in
a
direction
which
result
in
the
best
reception.
For
best
reception
sound
quality:
An
FM
outdoor
antenna
is
recommended.
Notes:
•The
tip
of
the
internal
antenna
wire
should
not
come
into
contact
with
the
any
metal
objects.
•
Disconnect
the
antenna
if
an
FM
outdoor
antenna
is
installed.
FM
indoor
antenna
■
FM
outdoor
antenna
(not
included)
If
the
FM
indoor
antenna
does
not
provide
satisfactory
reception,
an
outdoor
antenna
should
be
used.
The
outdoor
antenna
may
be
required
in
a
mountainous
region,
or
if
this
unit
is
located
inside
a
reinforced-concrete
building,
etc.
FM
outdoor
antenna
LW/MW
loop
antenna
(included)
LW/MW
antenna
The
indication
AM
used
here
includes
both
MW
and
LW.
■
LW/MW
loop
antenna
(included)
Mount
the
antenna
on
a
wall
or
at
the
CD
player/tuner
at
a
height
and
the
direction
which
results
in
the
best
reception.
Notes:
•
If
this
antenna
is
not
connected,
LW/MW
broadcasts
can't
be
received.
•Be
sure
to
connect
the
LW/MW
loop
antenna
even
when
an
outdoor
antenna
is
used.
•How
to
install
the
LW/MW
loop
antenna
To
minimize
noise
pick
up,
keep
the
loop
antenna
away
from
the
speaker
cable,
power
cord
and
metal
surfaces.
The
loop
antenna
can
also
be
mounted
on
an
audio
rack.
■
LW/MW
outdoor
antenna
(not
included)
An
outdoor
antenna
may
be
required
in
a
mountainous
region,
or
if
this
system
is
located
inside
a
reinforced-concrete
building,
etc.
Run
5
to
12
m
of
vinyl-covered
wire
horizontally
along
a
window
or
other
convenient
location.
-5-12
m
(16-40
ft.)-
CD
player/tuner
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□
ANT
AC
power
supply
cord
Connect
the
AC
power
supply
cord
after
all
other
cables
and
cords
have
been
connected.
^
Fit
a
suitable
plug
to
the
AC
power
supply
cord.
Household
AC
outlet
CD
player/tuner
AC
Amplifier
^AC
power
supply
cord
(included)
Sound
processor
Cassette
deck
Connections
(continued)
External
unit
connection
■
Video
deck
Hi-Fi
video
deck
(not
included)
■
Video
disc
piayer
VDP
(not
included)
AUD
DIGITAL
E
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VIDEO
PUT
OUTPUT
u
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.
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Video
connection
cable
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processor
•To
use
an
analogue
disc
player
or
video
disc
player
without
optical
output,
connect
its
stereo
connection
cable
to
the
VCR
IN
terminal
of
the
sound
processor.
To
play
the
above
external
unit,
press
the
input
select
button
marked
“VCR".
•To
use
the
analogue
video
disc,
connect
the
video
disc
player
to
the
VCR
IN
terminal
of
the
sound
processor.
■
DAT
(digitai
audio
tape
deck)
(with
optical
cables)
■
DAT
(oniy
recording
out)
(with
stereo
connection
cables)
DAT
(not
Included)
DIGITAL
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TPUT
P
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Optical
cable
*
*
□
□
C
REC
DAT
b[
OUT
®
®
®
®
®
®
®
®
2
®
®
®
®
PLAYBACK
^
Sound
processor
DAT
(not
included)
ANALOG
OUTPUT
e
O
Stereo
connection
cable
(R)
(L)
Y
□
□□□
_
®
®
®
®
-O
®
®
®
R
ANALOG
Sound
processor
You
can
record
the
original
sound
that
you
have
created
with
this
system
to
DAT
tape.
12
External
unit
connection
(continued)
■
Analog
player
Analog
player
(not
included)
f
f
(R)
(L)
This
terminal
Is
for
use
with
turntables
which
have
a
ground
wire.
■
Television
Television
(not
included)
Sound
processor
■
Surround
speakers
Amplifier
Right
speaker
Left
speaker
(not
included)
(not
included)
Be
sure
to
connect
both
speaker
systems.
Ifonly
one
side
is
connected,
no
sound
will
be
heard.
13
*
Front
Panel
Controls
and
Functions
Compact
disc
player/tuner
section
0
Band
select
button
(BAND,
-BAND-ALLOCATION)
This
button
is
used
to
seiect
the
desired
radio
band.
When
press
and
hoid
this
button,
the
MW
frequency
step
will
change.
(2)
Preset
tuning
buttons
(v
PRESET
a)
These
buttons
are
used
to
select
channel
number
for
a
broad¬
casting
station
which
has
been
stored
in
the
tuner's
memory.
(3)
Stop
button
(
□
)
This
button
is
used
to
stop
the
disc
play.
0
Pause
button
(OD)
This
button
is
used
to
stop
the
disc
play
temporarily.
®
Play
button
(l>)
This
button
is
used
to
start
playing
the
disc.
0
Normal/tape
length
edit
button
(NORMAIJTAPE
LENGTH)
This
button
is
used
to
choose
one
of
the
edit
modes
or
to
specify
the
tape
length
to
be
used.
0
Disc
tray
open/close
button
OPEN/CLOSE)
These
buttons
are
used
to
open/close
the
disc
tray.
0
Al
edit
button
(Q|)
This
button
is
used
to
make
an
edit
recording
in
one
touch
action.
0
Tuning
buttons
(T
TUNING
A)
These
buttons
are
used
to
tune
a
desired
broadcast
station.
0
Preset
memory
button
(MEMORY,
-MANUAL
-AUTO)
This
button
is
used
to
put
a
broadcast
station
into
the
memory.
0
Search
buttons
(-4-4,
P-^)
These
buttons
are
used
to
move
within
the
program
of
a
compact
disc.
0
Skip
buttons
(
P-H)
These
buttons
are
used
to
move
(forward
and
backward)
to
the
beginning
of
the
present
or
next
track,
respectively.
0
Fade-In
edit
button
(FADE)
This
button
is
used
to
make
a
fade-in
edit
recording.
0
Random
button
(RANDOM)
This
button
is
used
to
play
all
the
tracks
in
random
order
on
the
disc.
0
Time
mode
select
button
(TIME
MODE)
This
button
is
used
to
change
the
time
mode.
The
four
patterns
of
display
information
will
be
alternately
displayed.
0
Tape-side
select
button
(SIDE
A/B)
This
button
is
used
to
check
the
number
of
tracks
and
amount
of
tape
left
over
for
side
A
or
B.
14
(g)®
@
@
@
Display
section
®
Matrix
display
f
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)
This
display
shows
track
numbers,
preset
channels
and
en¬
larged
track
number.
(@)
Over
indicator
(
)
This
indicator
illuminates
if
the
total
number
of
tracks
on
a
disc
is
31
or
more.
@
Tape
side
indicator
(-A,
-B)
This
indicator
shows
the
tape
side
(A
or
B)
to
be
recorded
on
when
the
edit
recording
of
compact
disc
is
performed.
@
Compact
disc
edit
recording
indicator
(
r
ipiTi
)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
edit
recording
from
a
compact
disc
is
performed.
(§)
Normal
edit
indicator
(NORMAL)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
unit
is
in
normal
edit
mode.
^
Fade
edit
indicator
(FADE)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
unit
is
in
fade
edit
mode.
Peak
search
indicator
(PEAK
SEARCH)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
compact
disc
player
is
auto¬
matically
scanning
the
peak
level
on
a
disc.
When
peak
search
ends,
"PEAK"
flashes
to
indicate
the
peak
level.
^
Quartz
lock
indicator
(QUARTZ
LOCK)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
unit
is
precisely
tuned
to
a
broadcast
station.
Play
indicator
(>)
»
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
play
mode
is
activated.
Multi
display
This
display
shows
the
track
number,
elapsed
play
time
of
the
current
track,
compact
disc
edit
recording
mode
and
received
frequencies,
etc.
@
Channel
indicator
(
)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
unit
is
in
the
preset
tuning.
@
Memory
indicator
(MEMO)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
preset
memory
button
is
pressed.
@
Link
indicator
(LINK)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
unit
is
in
a
condition
where
disc
link
is
possible.
(0)
Program
indicator
(PROGRAM)
This
indicator
illuminates
during
program
play
or
the
unit
is
in
the
edit
mode
to
specify
the
tape
length.
@
FM
stereo
indicator
(STEREO,
MONO)
This
indicator
automatically
illuminates
when
an
FM
stereo
broadcast
is
being
received.
If
the
FM
mode
button
is
used
to
select
monaural
mode,
"MONO”
Indicator
will
illuminate.
@
Cancei
indicator
(CANCEL)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
programmed
track
can
be
cancelled.
®
Random
indicator
(RANDOM)
This
indicator
illuminates
during
random
play.
@)
Repeat
play
indicator
(dD)
This
indicator
illuminates
during
repeat
play.
Pause
indicator
(I
I)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
pause
mode
is
activated.
15
Front
Panel
Controls
and
Functions
(continued)
®
Loudness
button
(S.
LOUDNESS)
This
button
Is
used
to
boost
the
dynamic
low
frequency
ranges
in
a
low
volume
level.
®
Input
select
buttons
(DAT,
CD,
VDP,
VCR,
TAPE,
TUNER,
PHONO)
These
buttons
are
used
to
select
the
sound
source
to
be
heard.
®
Volume
level
control
(VOLUME)
This
control
is
used
to
adjust
the
volume
level.
Note
thatdB"
is
the
lowest
volume
setting
and
“0
dB"
is
the
highest
level
setting.
<§)
Power
“STANDBY
6/ON”
switch
(POWER
STANDBY
6/ON)
This
switch
switches
ON
and
OFF
the
secondary
circuit
power
only.
The
unit
is
in
the
“standby"
condition
when
this
switch
is
set
to
the
STANDBY
(b
position.
Regardless
of
the
switch
setting,
the
primary
circuit
is
aiways
"live"
as
long
as
the
power
cord
is
connected
to
an
electrical
outlet.
®
Headphones
jack
(PHONES)
(S)
Clock
set
button
(CLOCK
SET)
This
button
is
used
to
set
the
present
time.
@
Timer
select
buttons
(
▼
SELECT
A)
These
buttons
are
used
when
setting
the
time,
making
the
timer
setting,
selecting
the
type
of
timer
operation,
etc.
(g)
Timer
set
button
(TIMER
SET)
This
button
is
used
to
enable
the
timer
set
mode
and
the
current
selection,
selected
by
the
timer
select
buttons.
®
Timer
cancel
button
(CANCEL)
This
button
is
used
to
cancel
the
timer
setting.
®
Timer
standby
button
(STANDBY)
This
button
is
used
to
cancel
the
timer
setting
temporarily.
®
Timer
setting
confirmation
button
(RECALL)
This
button
is
used
to
confirm
the
timer
settings.
@
Microphone
volume
control
(MIC
VOL.)
This
control
is
used
to
adjust
the
microphone
volume
level.
®
Microphone
lack
(MIC)
®
Balance
adjustment
buttons
(BALANCE)
These
buttons
are
used
to
adjust
the
volume
balance.
I
I
Display
section
®
Timer
mode
indicator
(ONCE,
WEEKLY)
These
indicators
show
the
timer
operation
mode.
(§)
Day
indicators
(SUN~SAT)
These
indicators
show
the
day
of
a
week
or
the
day
the
timer
has
been
set
for.
®
Sieep
indicator
(SLEEP)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
sleep
timer
is
activated.
(@)
Timer
recording
indicator
(E)
REC)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
timer
recording
mode
has
been
activated.
Timer
piay
indicator
(Q
PLAY)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
timer
play
mode
has
been
activated.
BGV
(background
visual)
indicator
tl
BG7»
This
indicator
illuminates
when
listening
to
audio
sound
source.
Visual
source
indicator
(VCR,
VDP)
These
indicators
shows
the
input
mode
of
visual
source.
Loudness
indicator
(LOUDNESS)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
loudness
button
is
pressed.
(§)
Timer
on/off
indicator
(ON,
OFF)
These
indicators
illuminate
to
show
whether
the
ON
time
and
OFF
time
have
been
set.
Time
display
This
display
shows
the
current
time,
or
the
time
the
timer
has
been
set
for.
@)
Timer
standby
indicator
(STANDBY)
This
indicator
illuminates
to
show
the
standby
condition
of
timer
play/recording.
@
Multi
display
This
display
shows
the
selected
source,
volume
level,
etc.
(§)
Balance
display
(BALANCE)
This
display
shows
the
left-right
balance.
@
Muting
indicator
(MUTING)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
muting
mode
is
activated.
®
Volume
level
display
This
display
shows
the
volume
level.
17
i
Front
Panel
Controls
and
Functions
*'
(continued)
Sound
processor
section
H)
Equalizer
frequency
indicator
(EQ
FREQ)
@
Effect
indicator
(EFFECT)
@
Sound
effect
level
control
(JOG)
This
control
is
used
for
adjusting
the
level
of
surround
sound
effect,
equalization
ievel
and
specific
frequency
shift.
@)
Equalizer
ON/FLAT
button
d^,
ON/FLAT)
This
button
is
used
to
switch
the
equalizer
on
or
flat.
Equalizer
frequency
select
buttons
(
▼
BAND
A)
These
buttons
are
used
to
select
one
of
the
desired
equaiiza-
tion
frequency
bands
(LOW,
HIGH1,
HIGH2).
@
Equalizer
level-control
buttons
(—
LEVEL
+)
These
buttons
are
used
to
adjust
of
equalization
level.
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f
®
Slope
(Q)
select
button
[SLOPE
(Q)]
I
@
Fixed
mode
select
button
(FIXED
MODE)
This
button
is
used
to
select
the
fixed
mode
of
equalization
«
curve
or
ambience
enhancement.
@
User
mode
select
button
(USER
MODE)
t
This
button
is
used
to
select
the
user
mode
of
equalization
L
curve
or
ambience
enhancement.
@
Memory
button
(MEMO)
This
button
is
used
to
store
an
original
equalization
curve
or
ambience
enhancement.
®
SFP
OFF/ON
button
(Sa,
OFF/ON)
This
button
is
used
to
activate
ambience
enhancement.
@
Demonstration
button
(DEMO)
This
button
is
used
to
change
sound
effects
sequentially.
(g)
Voice
mute
button
(KARAOKE)
This
button
is
used
to
change
“karaoke”
(using
microphone
with
an
accompaniment).
@
Display
mode
select
button
(DISPLAY,
-SPECTRUM
-MODE)
This
button
is
used
to
select
one
of
three
spectrum
displays.
If
you
press
and
hold
this
button,
the
equalization
curve
is
displayed
together
with
the
spectrum
display.
@
Jog
mode
button
(JOG
MODE)
This
button
is
used
to
select
the
mode
of
adjusting
with
sound
effect
level
control.
IB
Display
section
@
Multi
level
display
This
display
shows
the
equalization/spectrum
analysis
level.
(0)
SFP
indicator
([sf^
This
indicator
illuminate
to
activate
ambience
enhancement.
®
Voice
mute
indicator
(VOICE
MUTE)
This
indicator
illuminates
to
activate
“karaoke"
function.
@
Sound
effect
display
This
display
shows
the
mode
of
equalization
curve
or
ambi¬
ence
enhancement,
or
delay
time,
etc.
(0)
Sampling
frequency
indicators
These
indicators
illuminate
whenever
a
digital
signal
with
one
of
the
sampling
frequencies
listed
below
is
detected
at
“DIGITAL”
terminal
on
the
rear
panel
of
the
sound
processor.
32
kHz:
For
digital
signals
with
the
32-kHz
mode
sampling
frequency.
(For
example,
DAT
32-kHz
mode)
44.1
kHz:
CD,
DAT
and
others.
48
kHz:
For
digial
signal
with
the
48-kHz
mode
sampling
frequency.
(For
example,
DAT
48-kHz
mode)
Front
Panel
Controls
and
Functions
(continued)
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H)
Deck
1
reverse
side
playback
button
(<)
This
button
is
used
to
start
the
playback
in
the
reverse
direc¬
tion.
Deck
1
stop
button
(
□
)
This
button
is
used
to
stop
a
tape.
@
Deck
1
forward
side
playback
button
(>)
This
button
is
used
to
start
the
piayback
in
the
forward
direc¬
tion.
^
Deck
2
reverse
side
playback
button
(<])
This
button
is
used
to
start
the
playback
or
recording
in
the
reverse
direction.
@
Deck
2
stop
button
(
□
)
®
Deck
2
forward
side
playback
button
(>)
This
button
is
used
to
start
the
playback
or
recording
in
the
fonvard
direction.
®
Deck
1
Fast-forward/rewind/tape
program
sensor
buttons
[
◄
◄
(TPS),
(TPS)
These
buttons
are
used
to
advance
or
rewind
a
tape,
or
to
quickiy
search
for
beginning
of
a
program
which
the
tape
is
being
played.
(||)
Deck
1
counter
reset
button
(COUNTER
RESET)
This
button
is
used
to
reset
the
tape
counter
indicator
to
“
0000
”.
@
Dolby
noise
reduction
button
(DOLBY
NR)
This
button
is
used
to
reduce
the
hissing
noise
heard
from
a
tape.
This
unit
is
provided
with
both
the
Dolby
B-type
and
Dolby
C-type
noise
reduction.
Deck
1
cassette
eject
button
(EJECT)
This
button
is
used
to
open
the
cassette
holder.
®
CCRT
(computer
control
record
tuning)
but¬
ton
(CCRT)
This
button
is
used
to
adjust
the
recording
level,
equalization
and
bias
automatically.
@
Edit
speed
select
button
(SPEED)
This
button
is
used
to
select
the
recording
speed
when
making
a
tape-to-tape
recording.
®
Synchro
start
button
(SYNCHRO
START)
This
button
is
used
to
start
a
tape-to-tape
recording,
simul¬
taneously
starling
deck
1
(the
playback
deck)
and
the
deck
2
(the
recording
deck).
@)
Record/record
standby
button
(REC
PAUSE)
This
button
is
used
to
put
deck
2
into
the
record
standby
mode.
®
Reverse
mode
select
button
(REVERSE
MODE)
This
button
is
used
to
select
reverse
mode
for
playback
and
recording.
(i§)
Deck
2
counter
reset
button
(COUNTER
RESET)
(101)
Deck
2
cassette
eject
button
(EJECT)
^
Deck
2
Fast-forward/rewInd/tape
program
sensor
buttons
[«
(TPS),
(TPS)
►►
]
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