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Precautions
CAUTION:TO
SHOCK
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Table
of
Contents
INTRODUCTION
Precautions...............................2
TableofContents..........................3
BeforeUse................................4
SafetyPrecautions........................4
NotesonDiscs..........................4
NotesonRemoteControl...................4
NotesonInternalVentilator.................4
FrontPanel/RearPanel.....................5
RemoteControl............................6
DisplayWindow............................6
Connections..............................7
SpeakerSystemConnection................7
Antenna(Aerial)Connections................7
OPTICAL
BEFORE
(Digital
OPERATION
audio
out
connection
jack)
SettingtheCLOCK.........................8
SleepFunction............................8
TimerFunction............................9
AudioAdjustment.........................10
VolumeAdjustment......................10
SoundQualityAdjustment.................10
MUTE................................10
SURROUND...........................10
XDSS
(Extreme
Reception
of
RDS
Dynamic
(Radio
Sound
Data
System)
System)
Stations
AuxiliaryFunction.........................10
. . . .
. . . . .
OPERATION
Presettingtheradiostations.................11
Listeningtotheradio......................11
CDPlayback.............................12
BasicPlayback.........................12
ToPausePlay..........................12
ToStopPlay...........................12
ToSkippingtheTrack.....................12
. . . . . . .
ToPlayFastRewindorFastForward.
.12
ToRepeatPlay.........................12
ToProgramPlay........................12
INTRODUCTION
Reference
Troubleshooting..........................13
Specifications............................14
8
About
the
symbols
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itselforother
Indicates
Indicates
10
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10
hazards
material
special
and
tips
for
instructions
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the
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unit
unit.
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Before
Use
shipping
original
in
keep
not
use
the
with
marksonthe
clean
a
soft,
a
soft
the
unit.
Caution
Do
not
in
this
the
open
Do
not
cover
not
touch
the
on
the
not
stick
Precautions
the
shipping
handy.
was
originally
the
surface
volatile
unit.
Do
the
the
the
cabinet
cloth.Ifthe
dry
cloth
Do
not
put
anything
situation
upper
remove
causes
on
Discs
discs
the
discbythe
surface.
paper
For
unit
lightly
use
severe
Safety
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When
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come
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contact
leave
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To
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use
solution.
benzine,orthinner,
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Notes
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Do
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get
Do
unit
the
carton
maximum
liquids,
not
leave
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surface.
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strong
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up
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upper
playback
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system
cover.
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injury.
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so
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fingerprints
on
the
disc.
factory.
plastic
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are
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damage
cover.
damage
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materials
re-pack
spray,
products
time.
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Operation
when
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this
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you
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Cleaning
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picture
quality
clean
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centre
out.
Do
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use
thinner,
commercially
spray.
Notes
on
Remote
Point
the
buttons.
Distance:
Angle:
Caution
not
of
remote
mix
batteries
the
Do
types
discs
and
disc
strong
Remote
Control
About23ft
remote
About
remote
old
dustonthe
and
sound
withaclean
solvents
available
Operation
controlatthe
sensor.
30°
sensor.
Remote
installation
Detach
of
the
R03
and
and
new
(standard,
distortion.
cloth.
such
Control
(7
in
each
the
remote
(size
aligned
batteries.
disc
can
Before
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remote
from
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control
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on
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Storing
After
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or
heat,
as
light,
increase
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discs
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level
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when
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gap
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an
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free.
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current
in
temperature
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a
about
space
product.
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Front
Panel/
Rear
Panel
15
1234
POWER
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CLEAR
11
OPEN/CLOSE
10
PH0NES
INTRODUCTION
FUNCTION
BAND
VOL.
13
12
14
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
POWER
FUNCTION
AM/FM
VOLUME
CD
TUNING
CD
CD
CD
TUNING
CD
button
SELECT
SKIP/
( )
PLAY/
STOP(
SKIP/
( )
OPEN/CLOSE
SELECT
( )
SEARCH
PAUSE
CLEAR
)/
SEARCH
(FUNCTION)
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button
( )
button
( )
( )
button
button
button
16
button
button
17
button
button
button
18
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
HEADPHONE
STANDBY/ON
REMOTE
DISPLAY
AUXILIARY
ANTENNA
OPTICAL
SUB
WOOFER
SPEAKER
POWER
SENSOR
WINDOW
INPUT
TERMINAL
(Digital
TERMINAL
CORD
SOCKET
INDICATOR
audio
OUT
JACK
JACK
(PHONES):
(AUX)
out
jack)
19
3.5mm
5
Page 6
Remote
1
23
45
6
7
8
9
Control
1.
XDSS
button
2.
POWER
button
PRESET
CD
PLAY/
CD
STOP(
CD
SKIP/SEARCH
TUNING
REPEAT
PROG./MEMO
RDS
button
OPEN/
button
EQUALIZER
MUTE
button
BAND
( )
button
button
button
button
PAUSE
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(
button
button
CLOSE
MONO
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PATTERN
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button
button
button
button
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button
button
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button
button
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button
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button
18
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17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
TUNER/
AUX
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SLEEP
CLOCK
TIMER
CD
SET
STEREO/
VOLUME
16.
17.
18.
SURROUND
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1.
REPEAT
2.
PROGRAM
3.
TIMER
4.
SLEEP
6
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indicator
indicator
indicator
indicator
REPEAT
1
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1
2
PROGRAM
4
3
TIMER
SLEEP
5.
6.
7.
5
RDS
RDS
FM
STEREO
PLAY/PAUSE
indicator
6
STEREO
(OPTIONAL)
receiving
indicator
7
kHz
MHz
indicator
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Connections
Speaker
Connect
the
cords.Toobtain
Notes
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Be
sure
to
are
reversed,
?
If
use
you
on
the
speakers.
?
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not
disassemble
Antenna
Connect
the
?
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?
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speakers
the
match
the
the
sound
front
speakers
(Aerial)
supplied
the
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loop
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using
best
possible
speaker
willbedistorted
the
front
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FM/AM
antenna
antenna
with
the
cover
antennas
supplied
surround
cord to
low
maximum
to
the
FM
(or
the
of
supplied
for
AM
"T"
speaker
sound,
appropriate
and
will
input
speaker.
listening
antenna
antenna)
cords
by
the
adjust
terminalonthe
lack
base.
rating,
adjust
to
the
radio.
connector.
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response
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audio
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the
volume
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parameters
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active
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cord
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subwoofer,
WOOFER
components:
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coaxial
terminals
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connector
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speaker
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level,
bass
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connector.
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cords
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fully
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keep
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the
terminal
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keep
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loop
AM
(MW)
antenna
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reception,
antenna
marked
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antenna
away
itashorizontal
loop
(aerial)
connect
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the
to
the
as
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best
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unit
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other
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AM
(Supplied)
components.
loop
antenna
(aerial)
7
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Connections
(Cont'd)
OPTICAL
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stereo
?
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the
digital
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or
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the
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Setting
Press
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the
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panel
clock
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an
amplifier
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the
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more
begin
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hour
remote
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cable.
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than
to
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cycle
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control.
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or
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with
OUT
amplifier.
control.
press
12
hour
buttononthe
selected
two
jacks
and
cycle
hour
connection
channel
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optional
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4
5
6.
7
8
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Use
correct
hours.
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correct
minutes.
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the
display.
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for
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press
displayed,
SLEEP
SLEEP
button
Page 9
Timer
With
time
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Function
the
TIMER
desired.
Press
CLOCK
the
current
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wanttocorrect
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button
more
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select
number
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disappears.
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BEFORE OPERATION
the
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Audio
Adjustment
Volume
?
Press
level,
on
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?
Headphone
Adjustment
VOLUME
or
press
the
remote
Quality
activate
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can
choose
Selectadesired
button.
FLAT
ROCK
POP
CLASSIC
Connect
a
stereo
headphone(PHONES)
The
speakers
in
you
plug
MUTE
Press
MUTE
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can
mute
the
telephone,
window.
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To
activate
can
surround
choose
OFF→SURROUND
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VOLUME
controlorfront
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stereo
sound
between 4
sound
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linear
:
more
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headphone
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headphones
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CD
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Troubleshooting
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Page 14
Specifications
Power
supply
Power
consumption
Signal-to-noise
Tuning
Signal
FM
Tuning
Signal
(MW)
Output
T.H.D
Signal-to-noise
Mass
External
Frequency
Dynamic
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to
Frequency
Intermediate
to
Frequency
Power
Frequency
Model
dimensions
response
range
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ratio
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Ratio
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ratio
xHx
(W
[General]
[CD]
[Tuner]
AM
[Amp]
Type
Impedance
Frequency
Sound
[Speakers]
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Net
Net
Pressure
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Weight
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(W
xHx
D)
Refertothe
40W
3.4kg
330x77x210
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40
70
70
87.5-108.0
10.7
61/58
60
522
450
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100
20W+20W
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80
FE-S197E
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6Ω
100-20,000
20W
40W
83
126x311x142.5mm
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18,000
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dB
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10,000
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kHz
-
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25,000
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kg
MHz
dB
1,611
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Reflex
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Way2Speaker
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panel
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530
of
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the
1,610
unit.
MHz,
kHz
System
87.5-108.0
MHz
Designs
14
and
specifications
are
subjecttochange
without
notice.
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