JVC KD-HDW10 Instructions Manual

JVC

CD RECEIVER

RECEPTOR CON CD

RECEPTEUR CD

KD-HDW10

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DIGITAL

AUDIO

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and

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7.

INSTRUCTIONS

MANUAL

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INSTRUCCIONES

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READY

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For customer Use:

Enter below the Model No. and Serial No. which are located bottomofthe cabinet. Retain this information for future reference.

Model No. Serial No.

on

the top

LVT1706-001A

or

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Thankyou for purchasing a

Please read

INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to complywith the limits for a Class Bdigital device, pursuant to Part Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, 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 a particular installation. equipment does cause harmful interference

to radio

be determined by turning the equipment

offand on, the user correct the interference by one the following measures:

- Reorient

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet a circuit different from that to which the receiver

- Consult the dealer radio/TV technician for help.

all

instructions carefully before operation, to ensure your complete understanding and to

obtain the best possible performance from the unit.

(For

U.S.A.)

15ofthe FCC

in

a residential installation.

if

not

If

this

or

television reception, which can

is

encouraged to try to

or

more

or

relocate the receiving antenna.

is

connected.

or

an experienced

of

on

JVC

product.

•

Howtoreset

• Yourpreset adjustments will also be erased.

•

Howtoforcibly

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•Ifthis does

• Be careful

•

Howtouse

If

you press MODE, the unit goes into functions mode, then the number buttons and buttons workasdifferent function buttons.

Ex.:

When number button 2 works MO (monaural) button

not

your

unit

ejectadisc

··.>FC

+

,,~

I1D

work, reset

to drop the disc when it ejects.

the

your

MODE

button

unit.

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as

...

Changesormodifications not approved

JVC

by operate the equipment.

could void the user's authority to

[European Union only]

-

IMPORTANT

1.

CLASS1LASER

2.

CAUTION:

servicing to qualified service personnel.

3.

CAUTION:

4.

REPRODUCTION OF

FOR

LASER

Do not open the top cover. There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit; leave all

(For U.S.A.) Visible and/or invisible class II laser radiation when open. Do not stare

(For Canada) Visible and/or invisible class

PRODUCTS

PRODUCT

into beam.

view directly with optical instruments.

LABEL:

CAUTION

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Time

countdown

To

use these functions again after pressing MODE, wait for 5 seconds without pressing any until the functions mode MODE again.

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laser radiation when open. Do not

LABEL,

PLACED OUTSIDE THE UNIT.

indicator

buttons

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__

~_MO_,..=

for

their

original

of

these buttons

is

clearedorpress

-

•

Howtoread

• Button operations are mainly explained with the illustrations in the table below.

• Some related tips "More about this unit" (see pages

this

manual

and

notes are explained in

Press briefly.

24

- 26).

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,

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Press and hold until your desired response begins.

Press and hold both buttons at the same time.

:Built-in CD player operations.

: External CD changer operations.

Press either one.

o :Indicatordisplayed for the

corresponding operation.

•

Howtodetach/attach panel

the

control

...

If

you need to operate the unit while driving, be sure to look ahead carefully or you may be involved in a traffic accident.

Attaching...

For

safety

• Do this will block outside sounds, making driving dangerous.

• Stop the car before performing any complicated operations.

Temperature

If

you have parked the car for a long time in hot

or

cold weather, wait until the temperature in the car becomes normal before operating the unit.

...

not

raise the volume level too much,

inside

the

car

...

as

-

Control

panel

OJ

~

v

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A.

[1]

0/1

ATT

(standby/on attenuator)

W A (up) /

[II

Loading slot

[[] Display window

[II

~

[I]

CS-A

[]] Remote sensor

DO

light (direct sunlight

W SRC (source)

[Q]

BAND

!TIl

Control dial

[Jl]

SEL

[]] EQ (equalizer)

[J]

MO

[ill

SSM button

[lliI

Number

!IZJ

HOLD

0]] RPT (repeat)

~

RND (random)

[gQ]

MODE

[gD

DISP (display)

~

,.A, (control panel release)

....

(down) buttons

(eject)

button

(SRS

Circle Surround Auto™)

NOT

expose

button

(select)

(monaural)

(Strong-station Sequential Memory)

button

buttons

button

buttons

the

remote

or artificial lighting).

button

sensortostrong

button

Display

~

[nJ

~

ffi]

IE]

window

Information

Iii

(folder),fi(track/ftle,CSII encoded

HD

Radio~

Disc type Playback source CH:

Lightsuponly when CD-CH selectedasthe playback

DISC:Lightsupfor the built-in CD player.

Playback RND (random), • (disc), RPT (repeat) EQ (equalizer) indicator Sound mode (preset equalizer) JAZZ, CLASSIC, HIP HOP, POPS, ROCK, USER Tr

(track) indicator Sub-display Main display Tuner

MO

(monaural), HOLD (reception hold),

HD

(HD Radio)

indicators-TAG

signal)

indicators-

mode

/ item

reception

WMA, MP3

indicators-

it

indicators-ST

(ID3 Tag),

source.

(folder),

indicators-

is

(stereo),

-

Remote

controller

-

RM·RKSO

Installing

the

lithium

coin

battery

(CR202S)

CR2025

This

product contains apply.

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www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate

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obstacleinbetween.

•

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explode.

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the

remote

sensoronthe

not

install

the

batteryina place where children

reachtoavoid riskofaccident.

prevent

Do the Do metallic materials. Do similar tools. Wrap when

the

or

not

recharge, short, disassemble, battery,ordisposeofitina fire. not

leave the

not

poke

the

throwing

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Cell

Lithium

Material-special

controllerdirectlyatthe

unit.

Make

any

battery

battery from over-heating,

starting a fire:

battery

the

battery

battery with

awayorsaving it.

other

with

tape

Battery

handling

sure

than

other

tweezers

and

which

may

there

may

heat

insulate

or

OJ

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•

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•

rn

£.

is

• Changes

• Changes the preset stations with D

• Changes discs.

• While playinganMP3 disconan MP3-compatible

- Changes

- Changes While

• XM) radio:

- Changes

•

While JVC D. player:

- Pauses/stops

- Enters

[I]

VOL - I VOL +

• Adjusts

(standby/on/attenuator) the

poweronif

the

sound

the

power

U (up) I D (down)~buttons

the

FM/AM

the

folderofthe

the

discifpressed briefly.

the

folderifpressed

listening to

the

categories.

listeningtoan

or

DT.

the

main (Now£. menu

U/D

selecting buttons.)*

buttons

the

volume level.

pressed briefly

when

offifpressed

CD

the

resumes playback with

menu

T/'"

the

bands

changer:

Apple

RlF

with£.

MP3/WMA

satellite (SIRIUS

iPod@ora

with£.

~

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or

power

and

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is

held.

U.

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held.

U.

or

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U : Returns

D

~

to

the previous menu.

: Confirms the selection.

To be continued

...

[I]

SOUND

• Selects the sound mode (EQ mode.)

button

W SOURCE button

• Selects the source.

[§]

....

R (reverse) / F (forward)~buttons

• Searches for stations

• Searches for and

held.

• Fast-forwards

pressed and held.

• Changes the tracks

• While listening to the satellite radio:

- Changes the channels

- Changes the channels rapidly and

held.

• While listening to an iPod (in

menu

- Selects an item

press D

- Skips

held.

HD

or

selecting mode):

T to confirm the selection.)

10

items at a timeifpressed

if

pressed briefly

Radio stationsifpressed

reverses the track if

if

pressed briefly.

if

pressed briefly. (Then,

..

pressed briefly.

if

pressed

or

a D. player

and

Getting

Basic

o

operations

Turn

~ii~

started

on

the power.

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t

or

XM11XM2IXM3*

t

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t

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•

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are

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XM

select

these

sources

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SIRIUS3...

radio

connected.

FMI

AM stations

ifthey

-

LIM'

-.IM2

-.

1M3

J

• Adjust

the

volume.

Volume

level

appears.

•

See

also "General settings - PSM"onpages

17

and

18.

1

&---

..-

;C;1=)

Volume

• Adjust pages14- 16.)

To

drop

moment

To restore the sound, press it again.

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turn off

'In,

~

level

indicator

the

volumeina

(ATT)

the

power

,

UL

soundasyou

2

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To time

demonstrations

Select "DEMO," then "DEMO OFF."

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Setting

Select "CLOCK H" (hour), then adjust the hour. Select "CLOCK M" (minute), then adjust the minute.

t~~~~

check

when

the

current

the

dock

procedure.

clock

power

is

Discs produce very little noise compared with other sources. Lower the volume before playing a disc to avoid damaging the speakers by the suddenincrease

of

the output level.

turned

off

-

Radio

operations

WhenanHD Analog signals are received first for a

few

seconds before digital signals are

received.

EX.:

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Radio station is

receiving

conventionalFMstation

tunedin...

o

~SRC1

/'

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i

..

F

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~

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•

.}

when

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•

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appear

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rFM1--F::FM3]

" .

' '

band

appearsonthe sub-display.

searchingfor a station.

indicator lightsupwhen the unit

is

received,

on

the display.

up

HD

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when the

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unit

8 Select

Channel

display.

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number

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8

MO

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step.

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starting

on

page 8

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HD

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I

the

forHDRadio

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"s

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9c

....

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desired

HD

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frequencies.

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only-

~

Lightsupwhen

Reception improves, To

restore procedure. "MONO OFF" appears indicator goes off.

To

change

While receiving an

received signals may alternate between digital and

analog due to the receiving condition.

If

you want to cancel this function, follow the

procedure below. While

1

~.'.~

the

stereo effect, repeat the same

theHDRadio

listeningtoan

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2 !'.

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..

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monaural

but

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reception

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modeisactivated.

and

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mode

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station

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In

step.

f'----

:Crrr

When an searching stops.

• The unit starts Manual Search when you press MODE, then press briefly.

starting for"SMODE". (See page 18.)

on

page 8

UD

Search, select

...

»

89.:

,

'n

HD

Radio station is received,

~

V

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"HD

'

l:E!1J

Lightsupwhen flashes

DIGITAL: ANALOG: AUTO

•

If

no sound comes out with current setting selected, change the setting to ANALOG or DIGITAL.

• The setting automatically returns to AUTO in the following cases:

When

-

- When you change to another source.

- When you

A

• This setting cannotaffect conventional FM/ AM stations. If

the radio station forces the reception mode

• to digital, the HOLD indicator flashes.

89.:

holding

the

reception

when

holding

For playing digital audio only. For playing analog audio only. For automatic switching between

digital and analog audio.

you tune in to another station.

turn

the

reception

offthe power.

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digital,

analog.

-

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•

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1 Select the

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automatic

band

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,

presetting-SSM

Sequential

youwanttostore into.

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band

.

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2?

3 9

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•

SSM

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)->

~

"SSM" flashes, thendisappears when

automatic presetting

HD

Radio stations are given priorityto be

stored.

Manual

mDI

is

over.

and

stored automatically in the

presetting

,,,,,,,

2 Select the preset station

(1

want.

.' , ' .. ,10 [ •

2

DISP\~~;;

Clock Call Sign*1

Frequency

PTY*2

Text*3

: Shows the clock.

: Shows the information

: Shows the station frequency. : Shows the genre

: Shows the Title/Artist/Album

Clock

-

Text*3

HD

(Program Type.)

name

...-

PTY*2

Radio station received

Radio program received

of

the current segment

-

6)

you

Call

Sign*'

I

...-Frequency

of

the

~

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number4of

the

FMl

band.

c~

4, 9:J

:"'lPYl~

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number

flashes

c:

.:J

forawhile.

• Station frequency appears for a while

-

When

-

When

• While receiving station, the sub-display shows its channel number.

*1

Onlyfor HD Radio stations.

"****-FM"

Sign

*2

When no program type (PTY)isreceived, "HD

and

*3

"NO TEXT"appears when no textisreceived.

you change the frequency. you change the band.

an

HD

Radio multicast

or

"****"

is

received.

RADIO"

"ANALOG" appears for analog stations.

appearsfor

appears when no Call

HD

...

Radio stations,

Disc

Playingadiscinthe

All change the source

To disc

operations

unit

tracks will be played repeatedly until you

or

eject the disc.

d C

stop

play

and

eject

the

_

Playing

All discs in the magazine will be played repeatedly until youchange the source.

• Ejecting the magazine will also stop playing.

•

discsinthe

~;JSRC;';i

I,'

• :

*

If

you

have changed the external

setting to "EXT

cannot select the CD changer.

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MP3 and WMA "tracks" (words "me"

"track" are used interchangeably) are recorded in "folders."

About

It

MP3-compatible CD changer with your unit.

• You can also connect other CH-X series CD

• You cannot play any WMA disc in the CD

• You cannot use the KD-MK series CD

• Disc text information recorded in the CD

• For connection, see Installation/Connection

MP3

and

WMA

discs

theCOchanger

is recommended to use a JVC

changers (except CH-X99 and CH-XlOO). These units are discs.

changer.

changers with this unit.

Text can be displayed when a JVC CD Text compatible CD changer

Manual (separate volume).

not

compatible with MP3

is

12:

and

connected.

...

To

fast-forwardorreverse

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the

nextorprevious

the

track

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tracks

l;a'o~1

•

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tracks

quickly

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possibleonJVC

during

play

MP3-compatibleCDchanger

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(for

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the

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I

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CD)

or

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directly

06:

10

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12

RNO

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Ex.:

1

2

3

discs, you can skip tracks

within the same folder.

To select track32while playing a track whose

Each time you press the button, you can skip

• After the last track, the first track will be

numberisa single digit(lto 9).

{~'---_[

Track1to

---····m

10

tracks.

selected

and

vice versa.

9~Track

...

20

10J

~

To select a

{.

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To select a particular track in a folder (for MP3 WMA discs):

number

7

EO

i,

"17

{;

is

required that folders are assigned

names-O1,02, 03,

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from 07 -

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..

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and

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f

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so on.

12

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of

their

•

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You can lock a disc in the loading slot.

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'd

<am:L._'

To

cancel

procedure.

".

the

disc

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+

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~

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prohibition,

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at

modes

a time.

oneofthe following playback

While

playinganaudio

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titleI

+ ,

•

rn....

While

•

playinganMP3

When "TAG

rn

"TAG DISP" is set ON"

~

t

rn

When "TAG OFF"

.-

rn

"TAG DISP" is set

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(see page 18)

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title

~

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rn

[A]

[I]

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If

the current discisan audio

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*2

Onlyfor the built-in CD player.

*3

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an information, folder name appear. In this not

light up.

...

: Clockwith

File

the

: Elapsed playing

current

NAME"

MP3/WMAfile

track

appears.

case,

number

the TAG indicator will

does

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perfonner*1

ora

nameIperformer

namr3)

(file

name*3)

name

@

current

time

with

CD,

not

and

CD

WMA*2

to

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to

track

the

have Tag

file name

Text

disc

number

1~

2 Select

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Mode

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DISC

RPT

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Mode

FLDR

DISC

MAG

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*1

*2

your

RPT*l

RPT*2

OFF

RND*I

RND

RND*2

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Only while playing an MP3ora

disc. Only while playing discs in the CD

changer.

desired playbackmode.

11

RPT

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repeatedly

:

The

current

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folder.

: All tracks

disc.~@D

: Cancels.

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of

12

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track.

the

.

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current

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: All tracks

folder, next folder

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disc.

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discs.

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of

the

then

tracksofthe

and

of

the

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of

the inserted

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current

so on.

current

WMA

-

Sound

adjustments

2 Selectyour desired frequency.

FREQ60..

FREQ1SO

~

FREQ

400

You can select

mode suitabletothe music source using the 7-band equalizer.

To

selectapresetEQmode

and

customize a preset

sound

'?

7

2

To mode

EQ

USER

ROCK

CLASSIC

POPS HIP

HOP

JAZZ

USER

•

JAZZ

: Flat sound. : For rock : For classical music. : Forlight music. : For funk : For jazz music.

changeafrequency

....

ROCK

'-HIP

HOP'-POPS

or

disco music.

or

rap music.

levelofa

...

CLASSI~

preset

EQ.

3

Indication

FREQ60

Adjust the level

FREQ

Adjust the level

FREQ400

Adjust the level

FREQ

Adjust the level

[Rangel

150

1K

FREQ6K..

Adjusted frequency level

will

be stored.

of

60 Hz. [-05 to +05]

of

150 Hz. [-05 to +05]

of

400 Hz. [-05 to +05]

of

1 kHz. [-05 to +05]

~

FREQ

~

FREQ

1K

2.4K

1 Selectyour desired preset mode to

customize, referringto"To preset EQ mode" above, then...

Adjustable frequency level appears.

r-FREQ'

EX.:

When

FREQ60of

JAZZisselected

select a

6'f§1

.

FREQ

Adjust the level

FREQ6K

Adjust the level

FREQ

Adjust the level

2.4K

15K

of

2.4 kHz. [-05 to +05]

of

6 kHz. [-05to+05]

of15kHz. [-05 to +05]

4 Repeat the procedure from steps 2

and3to

change

other

frequencies.

..

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