Magnavox AZ7453 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Category: Portable Compact Disc Player
- Model: MAGNAVOX AZ 7463 7453
- Power Supply: Input: 4.5 V DC
- Device charger: AY 3160 power adapter (4.5V/400 mA) Requires batteries: 2 x LRG, UM3 or AA
- Average continuous use time: Alkaline batteries (ESP off): 5.5 hours Alkaline batteries (ESP on): 4.5 hours
- Headphone output: 3.5 mm Socket
- Playing Modes: SHUFFLE, SHUFFLE REPEAT ALL, REPEAT 1, REPEAT ALL, SCAN.
- Capacity: 25 tracks of internal memory for programs
- Electronic Skip Protection: Yes (ESP)
- Resume function (the function to let the user start playing from last paused point)
- Volume control, Play/Pause, DSP settings.
- Size & weight: Unknown or not stated in the equipment instruction manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many batteries the MAGNAVOX AZ 7463 7453 needs What is their configuration?
A: 2 x LRG, UM3 or AA battery.
Q: Under what conditions should I expect battery life?
A: In average alkaline batteries are expected to last an estimated 5.5 hours when used under normal conditions with the ESP off and about 4.5 hours with the ESP on.
Q: Will an external power supply be required?
A: An external power supply may be connected with the AY 3160 power adapter (4.5V/400 mA).
Q: What action should I take if my portable CD Player fails to function?
A: Initially, ascertain whether the batteries have been fitted into their compartments in the correct manner and whether they have charge. Additionally, check if the CD has been placed in the casing with its labeled side facing up.
Q: What is the maximum number of tracks I can program?
A: The programming feature is able to hold a maximum of 25 tracks.
Q: What are the various available play modes?
A: This unit includes SHUFFLE, SHUFFLE REPEAT ALL, REPEAT 1, REPEAT ALL, and SCAN modes.
Q: What does it mean if the display indicates that there is no CD in the player?
A: It means the CD is not properly inserted (label side up), scratched or dirty.
Q: What steps do I follow if I want to use the resume function?
A: If you want to use the resume function then move the RESUME/HOLD switch to the middle position.
Q: Do you have any feature that can assist in stopping the sound from skipping?
A: It does. The Electronic Skip Protection (ESP) feature enables better performance while playing audio and avoids sound skipping.
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