Jwin JX-CD1000 User Manual

LOCATION OF CONTROLS
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1. Power / Stand-by Button
2. Stand-by / Mute Indicator
3. FM Stereo Indicator
4. Stereo Headphone Jack
5. Bass Boost (BBS) Button
6. Cassette Door
7. Volume Up / Down Button
8. Tuning Knob
10. Function Selector - CD, Tape, Tuner
11. Radio Wave Band Selector
12. Record Button
13. Play Button
14. Rewind Button
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15. Fast Forward Button
16. Stop / Eject Button
17. Pause Button
18. L.C.D. Display
19. Remote Sensor
20. CD Compartment CD Buttons
21. CD Push Open Button 22 Repeat Button
23. Stop Button
24. Play / Pause Button
25. Program Button
26. Skip/Search Forward Button
27. Skip/Search Backward Button
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PREPARATION FOR USE
Remove the stereo carefully from the box, retaining the packaging for future use. Read these instructions carefully before use.
CONNECTIONS
Connect the speakers to the speaker jack (RCA) on the back of the unit. Connect the right speaker to the right jack (red) and the left speaker to the left jack (white). Connect the AC Power cord to an AC outlet. Unwind the FM antenna.
AC POWER OPERATION
Make sure the voltage setting is correct. Switch on the mains supply. Press the Power / Stand-by button to switch the unit on or off. The Stand-by Indicator will go
out when in the power is on. Disconnect the power cord from the mains if the unit is not going to be used for long time.
RADIO OPERATION
1 Attach the plug to the wall socket. 2 Press the Power/ Stand-by button so that it stays depressed. 3 Place the FUNCTION selector switch in the position marked TUNER. 4 Place the RADIO WAVE BAND selector switch in the appropriate position depending
5 Tune in the broadcast station you desire by using the TUNING knob to move the DIAL
6 Adjust the sound level as you wish by using the VOLUME control and to adjust the
on which waveband you wish to hear.
POINTER along the DIAL SCALE.
tone of sound by pressing Bass Boost button.
FM STEREO / MONO BUTTON
When the RADIO WAVE BAND selector is placed in the "FM ST" position, if the FM broadcast station you are listening to is broadcasting in stereo, the FM STEREO RECEPTION indicator will light up. You wish then be listening to FM STEREO. In certain case, the signal strength of the broadcast station may be weak or varying and this may cause excessive background noise. In these cases adjust the FM EXTERNAL antenna and/or places the RADIO WAVE BAND selector in the "FM" position.
ANTENNA
l For FM reception there is a Wire Antenna at the rear of the unit. Extend the antenna
l For AM/MW reception the signals are picked up through the built-in ferrite antenna.
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and move it around to obtain the best reception.
You may have to move or rotate the unit to obtain the best reception.
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What Discs?
Only Discs displaying this symbol can be played on this unit.
PLAYING COMPACT DISCS
Loading and Unloading Compact Discs
l Press the Power / Stand-by button to turn the unit on. l Place the FUNCTION selector switch in the position marked "CD". l Press the CD Open button to open the CD compartment. l When the disc compartment has opened, remove a disc from its case and place the
l Close the CD compartment. l When the compartment is fully closed, it will start to spin the disc and display the
or it is wrongly placed, the display will show " no disc". l The disc compartment may be opened at any time by pressing the Open button.
Remove the CD only after the CD has stopped spinning and the compartment has fully
CD vertically in the compartment with the label side facing towards you.
total number of tracks on the CD and the total playing time. If there is no disc,
opened.
CAUTION
l Do not put anything except a compact disc into the compartment. Foreign objects can
l Do not force the compartment by hand during the opening operation. l Keep the disc compartment closed when not in use to prevent dirt and dust from
l Never place two or more discs into the compartment at any time.
damage the mechanism.
entering the mechanism.
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