LG FFH-376MVA Owner’s Manual

N.ALLIED_FFH-3765MVA-ENG_A034W

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OWNER'S

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Audio

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FFH-3765MVA

FE-3765VE

VIDEO

CD

System

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INTRODUCTION

PAGE

3

Introduction

Precautions.............................2

TableofContents.........................3

NotesonDiscs..........................4

IdentificationofControls..................5-8

FrontPanel...............................5

RemoteControl............................6

PreparingtheRemoteControl...............7

OperatingwiththeRemoteControl.

. . . . . . . . .

RearPanel/DisplayWindow.................8

Connections

Antenna(Aerial)Connections................9

SpeakerSystemConnection...............10

ConnectingtoaTV/Monitor................10

Before

Operation

SettingtheClock........................11

SleepFunction..........................11

TimerFunction..........................12

AudioAdjustment........................13

VolumeAdjustment......................13

SoundQualityAdjustment.................13

MUTE................................13

MDSS(MultiDynamicSoundSystem).

AuxiliaryFunction........................13

Radio

Operation

Presettingtheradiostations................14

Listeningtotheradio.....................15

Cassette

Deck

Operation

TapePlay..............................16

ToStopPlay..........................16

ToPlayFastRewindorFastForward.

. . . . . .

TapeCounterReset.....................16

Dubbing..............................16

Recording.............................17

Recording

from

CDtoTapeSynchronizedRecording.

Radio,

CD

or

Auxiliary

Source

. . . . . . .

. . . . .

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CD/VCD

Operations

BasicPlayback.......................18-19

ToStopPlay..........................18

ToPausePlay.........................18

ToGotothenextdiscs...................18

ToSelectadiscdirectly..................18

ToSkippingthetrack....................18

ToPlayFastRewindorFastForward.

.7

ToReplacediscsduringPlayback.

Advanced

Operation

LastSceneMemory......................19

TimeSearch...........................19

DisplayFunction........................19

MultiplexFunction.......................20

DigestPlay..........................20-21

IntroScanPlay........................20

DiscDigestPlay........................20

DiscTrackPlay........................21

PBCPlay(PlaybackControlPlay).

RepeatPlay............................22

ProgramPlay...........................22

PlaybackwithMP3.......................23

Karaoke...............................24

ToAdjustECHOVolume.................24

ToChangetheKey(KEYCONTROL).

RecordingwithKaraoke..................24

Reference

SystemSelectFunction(NTSC/PAL).

DiscsRequirements......................25

PlayableDiscs.........................25

BeforeCallingServicePersonnel.

Specifications...........................27

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PAGE

4

INTRODUCTION

This

Notes

section

On

on

shows

Handling

Do

not

touch

Do

not

attach

Discs

you

Discs

the

paper

how

to

playback

or

handle,

sideofthe

tape

to

clean,

discs.

and

disc.

store

discs.

On

Storing

Do

not

direct

sunlight

Do

not

moisture

near

a

Store

discs

placing

case

may

Discs

store

discs

store

discs

and

dust

humidifier.

vertically

objects

cause

in

a

place

or

near

in

places

such

in

on

discs

may

subject

heat

sources.

subject

as a

bathroom

a

case.

outsideoftheir

damage

to

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the

discs.

to

or

On

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Fingerprints picture

disc cloth.

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you

cloth,

moistened cloth. Do

thinner,

cleaners

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and

from

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Always keep

cannot

wipe

not

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benzine,

or

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damage

Discs

and

dustonthe

sound

center

wipe

the

disc

soft

cloth

any

type

commercially

anti-static

deterioration.

outward

the

disc

clean.

off

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dust

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lightly

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for

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the

disc.

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with

a

with

available

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cause

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INTRODUCTION

PAGE

5

Identification

Front

Panel

of

Controls

1

2

3 4

56

7 8

910

11 12

13

14

15

16

(Cont'd)

32

31

30

29

28 27 26

25

24

23

22 21

20

19

18

17

1.

PRESET BACKWARD

2.

3.

MENU

4.

REMOTE

5.

POWER

TIMER

6.

7.

CLOCK

8.

MENU

9.

MODE/RIF

?

10.

?

OPTIONAL

?

11

.?

CD

?

12.

HEADPHONE

?

13.

?

14.

15.

FUNCTION

(TUNER/BAND,

COUNTER

PLAY

SYNC.

NORMAL

HIGH

PUSH

DOWN

button

(+)

button

(-)

button

MODE

DUBBING

button

PLAY

button

SENSOR

button

RESET(TAPE)

button

DUBBING

jack

EJECT

SELECT

button

(

button

(PHONES):

button

POSITION

TAPE1/2,

)

:

OPTIONAL

button

buttons

(

AUX,

:

)

button

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CD)

OPTIONAL

(COUNTER):

6.3mm

(TAPE

1)

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

32.

RECORD/ VOLUME STOP

(TAPE/CD)

CLEAR

PUSH

DISC

DIRECT

DISC

SKIP

MIC

jacks

CD

OPEN/

MIC

VOLUME

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PREV.

button

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CD

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?

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?

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?

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button

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button

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button

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buttons

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(

)

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button

control

button

(

)

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indicator

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button

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(

)

button

)

button

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(TAPE

DISC2,

)

(COUNTER):

)

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)

2)

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PAGE

6

INTRODUCTION

Identification

will

You

find

instruction

Remote

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8 9

10

11

OPTIONAL

12

13

instructions

manual.

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TUNER

SELECT

MPX

TAPE1TAPE

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of

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for

CD

TAPE

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REPEAT

L.MEMORY

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2

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MDSS

each

AUX

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PROGRAM

T.SEARCH

DIGEST

EQ.PATT

(cont'd)

of

the

MUTE

PBC

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DISPLAY

NTSC/PAL

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TAPE

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remote

23

22

21

20

19 18

17

16

15

14

control

functions

1.

POWER

2.

Function

(TUNER,

3.

PRESET

4.

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5.

VCD/CD

-

KEY

6.

7.

SCORE

MPX

8.

9.

ECHO

TAPE

10.

11.T

-

12.

SLEEP

13.

MDSS

14.

VOLUME

15.

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16.

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17.

NTSC/PAL

18.

L.(Last)

19.

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20.

T.(Time)

21.

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22.

PBC

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in

button select

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(-/+)

buttons

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PROGRAM

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button

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INTRODUCTION

PAGE

7

Identification

Preparing

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the

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it

use

to

operate

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1

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2

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sure

the

marks

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3

Notes

on

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corrosion. To

operate

instructions. Do

not

insert

direction.

wrong Do

not

charge,

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not

throw

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not

leave control. Do

not

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old

and

new

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do

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time,

from

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with

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batteries

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into

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the

remote

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corrosion.

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the

or

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fire.

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batteries

control

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on

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compartment.

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follow

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correctly

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the

battery

new

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year

with

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can

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sensor

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section

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press

to

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operate

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unit.

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remote

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sensor

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place.

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PAGE

8

INTRODUCTION

Identification

Rear

1.

ANTENNA

2.

AUXILIARY

3.

VIDEO

Panel

Terminal

OUT

INPUT

Jack

of

Jack

Controls

AM

FM

AM

FM

RL

L

R

L+

-

1

432

5

R+

6

4.

5.

6.

AUDIO(CD)

SPEAKER

POWER

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Cord

LINE

OUT

Jacks

Display

Window

1

2

13

1.

LEVEL

indicator

2.

FM

STEREO

FM

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

DISC DISC

R.I.F

AUTO

MONO

Number

ENTERED

indicator

TUNE

RECEIVING

indicator

RECEIVING

indicator

11

12

10

7

9

6

8

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

5

MUTE

TAPE

PLAY

RECORD

REPEAT

TIMER

4

indicator

DIRECTION

MODE

/

RECORD

indicator

3

indicator

(OPTIONAL)

PAUSE

indicator

CONNECTIONS

PAGE

9

Antenna(Aerial)

Connect

?

75

Position

it

best

reception

the

supplied

Connect Connect

(1)

coaxial

FM

AM

the

FM

the

2

BAND(FM/AM)

cable

indoor

antenna(aerial)

for

the

3)3BAND(FM/MW/SW)

MW

loop

antenna

GND

loop

wire

FM

FM/AM

antenna antenna

AM

FM

(aerial)

indoor

SW

MW

FM

Connections

antennas

to

the

FM

(or

AREA

FM

external

antenna(aerial) (not

supplied)

GND

AREA

antenna

Positionitfor

best

reception

MW

ANTENNA

for

listening

AM

antenna

"T"

antenna)

(aerial)

the

WIRE

to

the

connector.

to

AM

(aerial)...

loop

FM

antenna

included

antenna(aerial) (not

coaxial

radio.

FM

the

external

supplied)

cable

75Ω

coaxial

connector.

3

(2)

BAND(FM/MW/LW)

MW/LW

For

the

loop

terminal

FM

4)2BAND[FM/AM(MW)]

For the terminal

AM

FM

75

MW

/LW

75

antenna

marked

AM(MW)

loop

reception,

MW/LW

antenna

marked

connect

to

(aerial)

reception,

(aerial)

AM

AREA

the

AREA

connect

to

the

MW/LW

antenna

FM

loop (aerial)

external

antenna(aerial) (not

supplied)

AM(MW)

antenna

FM

loop

(aerial)

external

antenna(aerial) (not

supplied)

To

Be

After

Notes

prevent

sure

connecting

to

SW

noise

fully

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pickup,

extend

theFMwire

TWISTED

FM

the

keep

theFMwire

antenna,

ANTENNA

AM

LINE

loop

antenna.

keep

WIRE

antenna

it

as

horizontal

away

from

as

unit

the

possible.

and

other

components.