LG FFH-876MVA Manual book

FFH-876MVA-BRIAN(ENG)

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FFH-876MVA FE-876VE

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INTRODUCTION

PAGE

3

Table

of

Contents

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

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

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

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

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

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

Radio

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

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

Cassette

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

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

Operation

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

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

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

MDSS(MultiDynamicSoundSystem).

SPECTRUMMODE.....................13

DEMO...............................13

Operation

Deck

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

ToPlayFastRewindorFastForward.

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

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

Recording

CDtoTapeSynchronizedRecording.

Operation

from

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.

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ToReplacediscsduringPlayback.

Advanced

RESUME..............................19

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

Operation

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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4

INTRODUCTION

This

Notes

section

On

on

shows

Handling

Do

not

touch

Do

not

attach

Discs

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Discs

the

paper

how

to

playback

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to

clean,

discs.

and

disc.

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discs.

On

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not

direct

sunlight

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near a

Store

discs

placing

case

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Discs

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discs

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discs

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place

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on

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INTRODUCTION

PAGE

5

Identification

Front

Panel

of

Controls

1

2 3 4

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11 12

13

14

15

16

(Cont'd)

33

32

31

30 29 28 27

26

25 24

23 22

21

20 19

18

17

1.

PRESET BACKWARD

2.

3.

MENU

4.

REMOTE SENSOR

5.

POWER

6.

TIMER

7.

CLOCK

8.

MENU

9.

MODE/RIF

?

10.

?

DEMO

?

PLAY

?

11.

CD

?

NORMAL

12.

HEADPHONE

?

13.

HIGH

?

14.

PUSH

15.

FUNCTION

(TUNER/BAND,

16.

RECORD/

button

(+)

(-)

button

SYNC.

DOWN

button

MODE

button

DUBBING

button

EJECT

PLAY

button

DUBBING

SELECT

RECORD

button

( )

button

jack

button

POSITION

TAPE1/2,

button

( )

button

(PHONES):

buttons

AUX,

PAUSE

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button

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(TAPE

REC

1)

17.

VOLUME

18.

STOP CLEAR

19.

20.

JOG

?

MANUAL

?

ADJUST

?

SKIP

21.

DISC

22.

DISC

23.

MIC

25.

CD

26.

MIC

27.

PROG./MEMO.

28.

PREV.

29.

CD

30.

CD

?

31.

COUNTER

?

CD

?

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(TAPE/CD)

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button

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button

UP

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button

( )

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control

button

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SET

indicator

RESET(TAPE)

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button

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button

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buttons

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button

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button

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(TAPE

DISC2,

)

(COUNTER)

2)

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PAGE

6

INTRODUCTION

Identification

You

will

find

instruction

manual.

Remote

1

2

3

4

5

6 7

8 9

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12

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of

instructions

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(cont'd)

of

the

remote

PBC

control

functions

1.

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2.

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(TUNER,

3.

PRESET

4.

NUMERIC

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

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KEY FANFARE/ MPX

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24

23

22 21

20 19

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16

15

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in

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INTRODUCTION

PAGE

7

Identification

Preparing

Insert

the

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to

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1

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2

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the

marks

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3

on

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corrosion. To

operate

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and

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battery

new

batteries.

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year

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batteries.

remote

or

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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

1

FM

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6.

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SPEAKER

POWER

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OUT

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Display

1.

LEVEL

indicator

2.

MUTE

indicator

3.

PLAY

MODE

4.

TAPE

DIRECTION

5.

CD

MUSIC

6.

FM

STEREO

7.

FM

MONO

Window

indicator

CALENDAR

RECEIVING

indicator

OVER

indicator

8.

VOLUME

9.

TIMER

10.

DISC

11.

CD

12.

RECORD

13.

PLAY/PAUSE

14.

CD

NO.

MUSIC

REPEAT

indicator

CALENDAR

indicator

CONNECTIONS

PAGE

9

Antenna(Aerial)

Connect

?

300

the Connect Connect

(1)

FM

the the

2

BAND(FM/AM)

coaxial

indoor

supplied

AM

FM

cable

antenna(aerial)

Position it

for

the

best

reception

3)3BAND(FM/MW/SW)

MW

loop

antenna

GND

FM/AM

loop

wire

FM

SW

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antennas antenna antenna

(aerial)

indoor

MW

FM

to

(or

AREA

FM

external

antenna(aerial) (not

supplied)

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GND

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antenna

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for

the

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(aerial)

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best

reception

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antenna)

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(aerial)...

the

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to

the

radio.

connector.

to

the

FM

antenna

loop

included

FM

external

antenna(aerial)

(not

supplied)

coaxial

cable

75Ω/300Ω

(2)

For the terminal

FM

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

AM

FM

75

coaxial

3

BAND(FM/MW/LW)

MW/LW

loop

the terminal

For

MW

/LW

75

reception,

antenna

marked

AM(MW)

loop

antenna

marked

connector.

connect

(aerial)

MW/LW

reception,

(aerial)

AM

AREA

to

the

MW/LW

antenna

FM

loop

(aerial)

external

antenna(aerial)

(not

supplied)

AREA

connect

to

the

AM(MW)

antenna

FM

loop

(aerial)

external

antenna(aerial) (not

supplied)

Notes

To

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After

prevent

sure

to

connecting

SW

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fully

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pickup,

extend

theFMwire

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keep

theFMwire

antenna,

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AM

antenna.

LINE

loop

keep

WIRE

antenna

away

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from

as

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unit

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components.

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