Panasonic SL-XP350 User Manual

Technics

Portable CD Player

SL-X P3 50

Operating Instructions

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Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product,
please read these instructions completely.

RQT2096-B

Dear Customer

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uct. For optimum performance and
safety, please read these instructions
carefully.

Table of Contents

Supplied Accessories

Location of Controls........................... 6

Power Source...................................... 7

Accidental Operation

Prevention Function

Listening to CD Tracks in Their

Originai Sequence
(Normal Play)

Starting Piay From a Specific

Track (Skip Play)............................15

Playing Tracks in a Particuiar

Sequence (Program Piay)... .16

Playing Tracks in a Random

Sequence (Random Play)

Playing Tracks Repeatedly

(Repeat Function)

Resuming Play From the Track

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5

10

11

18

19

Played Last
(Resume Function)

Using the Piayer with Optionai

Accessories...................................21

Concerning Compact Discs ... .22

Cautions

Maintenance ......................................26

Troubleshooting Guide
Specifications

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Back Cover

20

24

27

Bottom of the unit
Apparatens undersida
Komponentens underside
Produktets underside

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Marking sign is located on bottom of

the unit.

CAUTION:

The AC voltage is different accord
ing to the area.

Be sure to set the proper voltage in

your area before use.
(For details, please refer to the

page 8.)

CAUTION!

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PROCEDURES OTHER THAN

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(Apparatene underside)
(Producete underside)

; Supplied Accessories

Check the packing carton for these ac
cessories.

© AC adaptor
d) Stereo earphones
(3) Rechargeable batteries
@ Stereo connection cable

(D Power plug adaptor ........................1 pc.

(For areas except Continental Europe,
United Kingdom and Australia)

Note:

The configuration of the AC adaptor differs
according to area.

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2 pcs.

1 pc.
1 pc.

1 pc.

Location of Controls

0 Open button (OPEN)

Memory/recali button
(MEMORY/RECALL)

Push button (PUSH)

0 Skip/search buttons

(-SKIP/-SEARCH )

Repeat button (REPEAT)

Display

© Stop/operation off button

(■ STOP/OPR OFF)

Earphones/headphones’
volume control (VOLUME)

Play/pause button

(► II PLAY/PAUSE)

© ASC/S-XBS selector

(ASC/S-XBS)

(0) Earphones/headphones jack

(Q)

0 Out jack (OUT)
® DC in jack

(DC IN 4.5 V )

0 Hole for car insulator mounting

screw
Operation indicator (MASH)

Play mode selector

(PLAY MODE)
® Hold switch (HOLD)
0 Slider

Slide up to prevent entangling of the

cord when the stereo earphones are

not in use.

© ®@

Power Source

Rechargeable batteries

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Make sure that the batteries have been
charged before use. It takes about
3 hours to fully recharge them.

•The player can be used for about 2 hours

30 minutes when it has been fully re
charged. (When the player is used at
25°C on a flat and stable surface in the
hold mode)
The play time may be shorter depending
on the operating conditions.

•You can continue to recharge the same
batteries for about 10 months (300

times). After that, their operating time will

be shortened, and you will need to re
place them.
Obtain new rechargeable batteries
(RP-BP60) designed exclusively for the
player.

You can operate the player with the AC
adaptor while recharging the batteries, but
it will lengthen the recharging time.

■ Recharging batteries Q

1 Install two rechargeable bat

teries.

2 Connect the AC adaptor.

While recharging, the AC adaptor
and rechargeable batteries may get
warm. This is normal.

3 After completing recharging

the batteries, disconnect the

AC adaptor from the DC in jack
and the AC power outlet.

■ Battery removal m

Press and push up batteries in the direc

tion of the arrow to remove them.

Power Source

For areas except Continental Eu
rope, United Kingdom and Australia

If the power supply in your area is
110 V or 220 V, the time for complete
recharging takes 5 hours, which is dif

ferent from the time described in this

booklet.

Pry ceil batteries (not included)

install two LR6 (UM-3) type alkaline

batteries as shown in the figure. Q

Make sure that the AC adaptor is discon

nected from the AC power outlet and the
player.

Using two LR6 type alkaline dry cell batte
ries provides about 8 hours of playing time.
(When the player is used at 25°C on a flat
and stable surface in the hold mode) The
play time may be shorter depending on the

operating conditions.

■ Battery removal □

Press and push up batteries in the direc

tion of the arrow to remove them.

AC adaptor

Before use Q
(For areas except Continental Europe,
United Kingdom and Australia)

Make sure the preset voltage of your AC
adaptor fits to your local voltage before
plugging it into the AC power outlet. If it
doesn’t, turn the AC line-voltage selector
with a screwdriver so that it corresponds to

your local voltage.

SELECT

AC line-voltage selector \ VOLTAGE

r220-240V

■127 V

^110-'

If the power plug will not fit your socket,
use the power plug adaptor.

Use only the AC adaptor provided with this
player. Q

DC in jack

CAUTION

Do not use the AC adaptor provided
with this player for other products.

Note:

The unit is in the standby condition when the AC
adaptor is connected. The primary circuit is
always “live” as long as the AC adaptor is con
nected to an electrical outlet.

Car adaptor (not included)

CAUTION

Use only car adaptor, Model:
SH-CDC9,
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.

The rechargeable battery can be recharged with
the car adaptor. (See page 21.)

manufactured

by

Ltd.

(DC IN 4.5V<$>-(r-^)

When the car adaptor or AC adaptor is used, the

backlight of the display comes on.

Battery indicator m

Type of

battery

Recharge

able

batteries

Dry cell

batteries

When the

indicator

flashes

When the
battery is
full-used

When the
battery is

half-used

Remedial

action

In a short while
the player is
automatically
turned off.

Recharge the

batteries.

Play is possible
while the
indicator is
flashing.

Accidental Operation Prevention Function

This function prevents the player from op

erating even if its function buttons are
pressed accidentally. (However, the disc
lid can be opened or closed.)

After operating any of the buttons, it is a
good idea to keep the switch at the HOLD
position.

Before operation, release the player
from the hold state.

■ HOLD display

When a function button is pressed with
the switch at the HOLD position, the

HOLD state

“ ho I 6 ” indicator appears on the dis

play. (In the OFF mode, it appears
only when the PLAY/PAUSE button is
pressed.)

List^ing to CD Tracks in Their Originai

Sequence (Normal Play)

1

Press OPEN to open the disc
lid.

Insert the disc.

Press the portion nearby the center
hole of the disc until a “click” sound
can be heard.

3

Close the disc lid.

4

Release the player from the
hold state.

Set the play mode selector to
NORMAL.

Connect the plug of the stereo
earphones (included) to the
earphones/headphones jack.

(Plug in firmly.)

Press PLAY/PAUSE.

This turns on the player and begins
the first track.

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Track number Elapsed playing time
in play of each track

h

8 Adjust the volume level.

Portion nearby the

center hole of the
disc.

RANDOM NORMAL RESUME

PLAY MODE

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The player plays the tracks on the disc in

order and stops automatically when the
last track ends.

■ “ no J /5l ” display

When the PLAY/PAUSE button is pressed

with no disc installed or with a disc im
properly installed, this display remains
lighted for about 30 seconds and the oper
ation indicator aiso flashes at the same
time. (See page 14.)

11

Listening to CD Tracks in Their Originai Sequence

■ To stop play Q

Press STOP/OPR OFF in the play mode.

1 ms

--------

Total number Total playing time

of tracks

The disc will stop rotating, and the display

will show the total number of tracks and

total playing time on the disc.

To turn off the player

Press STOP/OPR OFF again.

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If you leave the player in the stop mode, it

will automatically shut off after 4 minutes.

■ To temporarily stop disc play

Press PLAY/PAUSE in the play mode.

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Flashing

To resume play

Press PLAY/PAUSE again.

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To release the fixed state of
the disc B________________

V

After the disc has stopped rotating,

press OPEN to open the disc lid
and press PUSH.

(Do not open the disc lid during play.)

To skip tracks forward or

backward (Skip function)

Press either skip/search button

or \4A in the play mode.

: The pickup skips forward as many

tracks as the number of times you

press the button.

: When the button is pressed once,

the pickup skips to the beginning of
the track being played. If the button

is pressed again quickly, the pickup
skips backward as many tracks as
the number of times you press the

button.

During program play, the pickup skips for

ward or backward in the programmed
track sequence.

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To search forward or

backward (Search function)

Press and hold ►W or play mode.

: To search forward
; To search backward

Release the button when you reach

the desired point.

•You can search slowly when either but

ton is first pressed and quickly when it is
then kept depressed.

•In the program, random and one track

repeat play mode, you can search for

ward or backward only within the current
track.

in the

13

Listening to CD Tracks in Their Original Sequence

To change the tone quality Q

(When listening through the stereo ear
phones)

■ For extra bass sound (S-XBS)
Set the ASC/S-XBS selector to

S-XBS.

■ For a more dynamic and mellow

sound

(Smoothed treble response and more
dynamic bass)

Set the ASC/S-XBS selector to ASC.

Operation indicator Q

indicator

status

Off Switched off

Rapid

flashing

On

Operating status

•The PLAY/PAUSE button
was pressed when the

player was switched off.

•The skip function was

used during play.

Play in progress

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S-XBS

ASC/S-XBS

ASC S-XBS OFF

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ASC

ASC/S-XBS

ASC S-XBS OFF

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Slow

flashing

Pause/stop

■ To reduce the battery discharge

Set the player to the HOLD state when
rechargeable or dry batteries are used.
(The operation indicator goes off.)

MASH-

starting Play From a Specific Track

(Skip Piay)

Before operation:

0 Release the player from the hold state.

Press PLAY/PAUSE.
Press STOP/OPR OFF.

For example:

To select track 3,

1 Set the play mode selector to

NORMAL.

2 Press either skip/search but>

ton ►N or until you reach
the desired track.

►W : To skip forward

: To skip backward

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3

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Track number

The pickup skips forward or back
ward as many tracks as the number
of times you press the button.

Press PLAY/PAUSE.

Play continues in the original se
quence from the selected track to the

final track and then stops automati
cally.

(When the play mode selector is at

the NORMAL position)

1—

15

Playing Tracks in a Particular Sequence

(Program Play)

With program play, you can program up to
24 tracks on the disc in any order you
choose.

Before operation:

0 Release the player from the hold state.
(2) Press PLAY/PAUSE.
(3) Press STOP/OPR OFF.

1 Set the play mode selector to

NORMAL.

2 Press ►N or to select the

track number.

To skip forward
To skip backward

For example:

To select track 3, press

3 times.

J

Track number

Press MEMORY/RECALL to
memorize the selected track
number.

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Track number |

Program order

Memory indicator

Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you have completed the desired program.

Press PLAY/PAUSE.

When all the programmed tracks
have been played, the player will
automatically stop.

■ To program the same track re
peatedly

Press MEMORY/RECALL repeatedly after

step 3.

■ When the “ f ” (full) indication is

displayed

No further tracks can be programmed.

To confirm the program g

Press MEMORY/RECALL once dur

ing play.

The display shows the programmed track
numbers in the sequence you have en
tered.

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MEMORY/RECALL

For example:

The diagram below shows a program con
sisting of tracks 3, 5 and 1.

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Restored to initial display

|To cancel program play m

V

I Press STOP/OPR OFF.

This clears all the programmed selections

rom the memory.

STOP/OPR OFF

17

Playing Tracks in a Random Sequence

(Random Play)

Before operation, release the player

from the hold state.

1 Set the play mode selector to

RANDOM.

2 Press PLAY/PAUSE.

RANDOM

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Random indicator

The player will stop automatically when
the last random selection finishes playing.

■ To cancel random play
Set the play mode selector to

NORMAL.

The player will return to sequential play
after the current track has finished.

You can select the first track using the
skip/search button in the stop mode. (All

the tracks are played no matter which

track is played first.)

Note:

You cannot use program play in the ran
dom mode. (See pages 16-17.)

Playing Tracks Repeatedly (Repeat Function)

Before operation, release the player

from the hold state.

To repeat only one track

Press REPEAT once in the play or stop mode.

One track repeat indicator

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To repeat all tracks on the disc

Press REPEAT twice In the play or

stop mode.

S

T

All tracks repeat indicator

In the program play mode, only all the

programmed tracks will be repeated.

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Repeat indicator

I To cancel repeat function

Press REPEAT once in the all

%acks repeat mode.

Each time you press REPEAT, the repeat

punction will change as follows.

AM tracks
repeat

Cancel

19

Resuming Play From the Track Played Last

(Resume Function)

When you set the play mode selector to

RESUME, the player resumes play from

the track that was playing when the player

stopped or was turned off. This comes in
handy when playing a disc inside a car.

Before use, release the player from the
hold state.

Set the play mode selector to RE
SUME.

In the OFF mode

If you set the play mode selector to RE
SUME, the all tracks repeat function will be
automatically activated.

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All tracks repeat
indicator

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Resume indicator

In the play or stop mode

Resume indicator

If you set the play mode selector to RE
SUME, the all tracks repeat function will
not be activated.

The all tracks repeat function is automati
cally activated when play is resumed after
the player was turned off.

■ To cancel the resume mode Set the play mode selector to NORMAL.

Notes:

•The play may start with the next track if
the previous play stopped near the end
of a track.

•When a disc is replaced during play, the
position of the track last played is still in
the memory and play will start at the
same position among the tracks on the
replacement disc.

f Using the Player with Optional

Accessories

Listening through an audio

system o

Discs can be played as part of an audio
system by connecting the player to the
system using the stereo connection cable

(included).

e Before connecting the player to your

audio system, make sure to turn off the
power on all other system components.

•Do not connect the cable to the turntable
(PHONO) connectors on the amplifier.

•Obtain the optional connecting cable
(RP-CA102A) when the amplifier is
equipped with mini phone jacks.

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Using the player together with

the car audio system a

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Out jack

Back panel of this player

1 ^ 1

y

Back panel of audio
system

To CD or AUX
terminals

Stereo connection
cable (included)

V

The car kit, available as an optional acces
sory, makes it possible to listen to CDs in a
car.

The construction of the cassette
adaptor does not allow connection to
some car stereo systems.

What should be purchased

Ñ For connection to the car audio system:

iar stereo cassette adaptor

(SH-CDM7 or SH-CDM9) ®

For securing the player and connecting

I the power supply:

I •Car adaptor (SH-CDC9) (§)

I •Car mounting arm ©, Car insulator®

" (SH-CDF7)

LFor further details, refer to the Operating
|lnstructions of the respective products.

21

Concerning Compact Discs

Only compact discs having this mark can
be used with this unit. □

To remove a disc from its

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DIGITAL AUDIO

case B

Press the center holder and lift the disc
holding by the edges.

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To hold the discQ

Hold the disc by the edges so the surface
is not soiled with fingerprints.

Fingerprints, dirt and scratches can cause

skipping and distortion.

To store a disc in its case Q

Insert the disc with label facing upwards
and press downwards at the center.

V

(Correct)

(Incorrect)

if the surface is soiled B

Wipe gently with a soft, damp (water only)
cloth.

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If the disc is brought from a
cold to a warm environment,

moisture may form on the disc

Wipe this moisture off with a soft, dry, lint-

free cloth before using the disc.

(Incorrect)

11^'

Improper disc storage

You can damage discs if you store them in
the following places:

•Areas exposed to direct sunlight

•Humid or dusty areas

•Areas directly exposed to a heat outlet or

heating appliance

Handling precautions

•Do not write on the label side with a
ball-point pen or other writing utensils.

•Do not use record cleaning sprays, ben

zine, thinner, static electricity prevention
liquids or any other solvent.

•Do not soil with fingerprints.

23

Cautions

Rechargeable batteries

• Do not use the rechargeable batteries
accompanying this player with any
other product.

• Only the RP-BP60 batteries can be re
charged.

• If the power supplied by the batteries

lasts for a very short time even after re
charging, it means that the batteries are

reaching the end of their service life. Do
not use them any more.

•When recharging the batteries for the
first time or when recharging them after
they have not been used for a long pe

riod of time, the play time may be shorter

than usual. In a case like this, repeatedly

recharge and discharge the batteries.

This will restore their usual operational

state.

• Recharging should be performed at

0°C-40°C.

• Do not allow any metal objects to touch

the terminals of the rechargeable batter
ies as this may cause short-circuiting
which is dangerous.

Dry cell batteries/
Rechargeable batteries

■ Use of batteries

• Do not mix old and new batteries, or bat
teries of different types (carbon and alka

line, etc.).

•Always remove old, weak or worn-out
batteries promptly and dispose of them
properly.

• Never subject batteries to excessive heat
or flame: do not attempt to disassemble
them; and be sure they are not short­circuited.

• If you will not use this player for a long

period of time, remove the batteries and
store them in a cool, dark place.

• If a battery leaks, remove all batteries

and dispose of them properly.

•Thoroughly clean the battery compart
ment before inserting new batteries.

• If the leaking electrolyte comes into con
tact with skin or clothes, flush with water

immediately.

• Keep batteries out of reach of children.

• Do not attempt to recharge alkaline or
carbon batteries.

___ __

4-'

To carry dry cell batteries and rechargeable batteries around

When batteries are placed inside a pocket
or bag, do not put them together with

necklaces or other metal objects.
Contact may cause short-circuiting and

generate heat.

AC adaptor

___________________

gálico only the AC adaptor provided with

this player.

The power source polarities of the AC

adaptor provided with this player and
optional car adaptor (SH-CDC9) are

(polarized plug provided).
Bear in mind that the polarities of some
adaptors on the market may differ

( )•

• If you use the player with the AC adaptor
for a long period of time, take out the

rechargeable batteries or dry cell batter
ies to preserve their service life and pre
vent leakage of their electrolyte.

• If you will not use the player with the AC

adaptor for a long period of time, discon

nect it from the AC power outlet.

Precautions for Listening with the Headphones

•Do not play your headset at a high vol

ume. Hearing experts advise against

continuous extended play.

Hf you experience a ringing in your ears,

reduce volume or discontinue use.

»Do not use while operating a motorized

vehicle. It may create a traffic hazard and

is illegal in many areas.

•You should use extreme caution or tem

porarily discontinue use in potentially
hazardous situations.

!.«Even if your headset is an open-air type

designed to let you hear outside sounds,
don’t turn up the volume so high that you
can’t hear what’s around you.

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25

Maintenance

Lens care

A soiled lens will cause audible skipping.

Disc play may not be possible if the lens is
seriously soiled.

Be sure to turn the player off. When using

the AC adaptor, disconnect it before clean

ing.

Open the disc lid and clean the lens as
shown in the figure.

Use a cotton swab to clean away finger
prints, etc., on the lens.

Cleaning kit (SZZP1038C, not included)
for dust on the lens

Main unit

Clean it with a cloth, dampened in a mild
solution of soap and water.
Do not clean the cabinet with benzine or
thinner.
Avoid excessive moisture.
Avoid spray aerosol type cleaner. Some
cleaners contain corrosive chemicals that

may cause internal damage and cabinet
deformation.

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roubleshooting Guide

Before requesting service for this unit,
check the chart below for a possible cause
of the problem you are experiencing. Some
simple checks or a minor adjustment on

your part may eliminate the problem and

restore proper operation.

Problem

The disc lid does not

close.

Player will not play.

Probable cause(s)

The disc is not fixed properly.

The hold switch is set to
HOLD.

Moisture has formed inside

the player.

If you are in doubt about some of the check

points, or if the remedies indicated In the

chart do not solve the problem, refer to the
directory of Authorized Service Centers

(enclosed with this unit) to locate a con

venient service center, or consult your

dealer for instructions.

Suggested remedy

Fix the disc properly.

Release the hold state.

Allow the player to dry for
about one hour before using.

The disc in the player
does not play.

The disc in the player is
not removed.

A certain music passage
won’t play correctly.

There is noise from the
tuner or disturbance on
the TV screen.

The disc does not fit into the

pivot.

The disc is scratched. Replace the disc with a new

The disc is not within

specified standards.

The disc is fixed.

The disc is dirty.

The disc is scratched.

Caused by high-frequency

signals of this player.

Push the disc gently until it
clicks.

one.

Exchange the disc for another
one.

Open the disc lid and press
PUSH.

Wipe the disc with a soft cloth.

Replace the disc with a new

one.

Use the player farther away

from the tuner or TV.

If the tuner’s or TV’s antenna
is the indoor type, use an
outdoor antenna.

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Specifications

Audio

No. of channels:

Frequency

response:

Output voltage:

S/N:
Wow and flutter:

DA converter:

Headphone

output level:

Pickup

Light source:

Wavelength:

Lens:

2 (left and right,
stereo)

20-20,000 Hz

(+0.5 dB, -1.5 dB)

0.7 V (50 kQ)
more than 96 dB
Below measurable
limit

1 bit, MASH

max. 5 mW+5 mW/

16Q (variable)

Semiconductor laser
780 nm
Glass pressed lens

General

Power supply:
Power

consumption:
AC adaptor;

Battery;

Dimensions

(WXHXD):

Weight:

Note:

Specifications are subject to change

without notice.
Weight and dimensions are approximate.

MASH is a trademark of NTT.

DC 4.5 V

3.5 W

0.6 W

128x26.8x148 mm

317 g (with batteries)

277 g

(without batteries)

For United Kingdom only

This apparatus was produced to BS 800.

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan

Printed in Japan

RQT2096-B

F0693K0