Panasonic SV-SD80 User Manual

SD Audio Player

Operating Instructions

Model No. SV-SD80

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En

C 2001 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

RQT6116-P M0901YN0

Supplied accessories

□ Stereo earphones □

(L0BAB0000162)—1pc.

□ Earphone extender □ Neck lanyard

(K2KC3AC00002)—1 pc. (RFA1876-Q)—1 pc.

＊

SD Memory Card—1 pc. □ USB Reader / Writer

□

□＊Rechargeable battery with case—1 pc.

□ Charger

(RFEB013G-K)—1 pc. □ CD-ROM—1 pc.

Armband (RFA1802-H)—1 pc

(RFA1869-H)—1 pc.

Printed in Japan

.

□ AC adaptor □ Battery case

(RFEA415C-1S)—1 pc. (RFA1801-A)—1 pc.

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PlugJack

Display panel

Battery lid

※

[–] and [+] VOLUME buttons

SD Memory Card cover

Earphone jack

Neck lanyard ring

Mode switch

Skip/search backward button

Skip/search forward button

※

※

※

Play/stop button

※The functions of buttons  , ,
, and depend on the position

of the MODE switch. See the
operation guide on page 9 for details.

Text information/play time display

Play mode indicators

Operation display

Sound quality (EQ) indicators

Battery indicator

Playlist number display(see “Note” on page 6)

L (left)

R (right)

Plug

Anti-tangle slider

Slide up to prevent tangling when
the earphones are not in use.

The long cord is for your right ear.
Pass the cord behind your head.

Location of controls

Plug in
firmly.

Lock pins

Put into the
charger so
the lock pins
fit into their
holes and
the CHARGE
lamp lights.

Press in
and down
on the
minus end.

Full

Low

Recharge
or replace

Batteries

Main unit

Charging the recharge­able battery

Insert the rechargeable bat-

1

tery.

Connect the AC adaptor to

2

the charger.

AC 120 V60 Hz

Charger

Put the unit into the charger.

3

AC adaptor

■ Rechargeable battery

(included)

• Charge before initial use after
purchase or after an interval of
three months or longer.

• It takes approximately 3 hours to
fully charge the included battery.

• The included battery can be re­charged about 300 times. The
battery has reached the end of
its life if play time dramatically
reduces after recharging.

• The battery may heat up while
charging, but this is normal.

• Replace the rechargeable bat­tery within 30 seconds because
the clock stops while discon­necting the battery. If necessary,
see page 8 for setting the clock.

• Separate from radios while
charging as the charger can
cause interference.

• You can play the unit while
charging, but the battery cannot
be fully charged. Stop play to
charge fully.

• You cannot operate the unit if
the rechargeable battery is not
inserted, even if you put it into
the charger. The message “NO
BATTERY” appears on the dis­play when you press [ ].

Stereo earphones

Earphone extender

Display panel

2

CHARGE lamp
While charging:blinks briefly
every two seconds.
When fully charged:lights
briefly every five seconds.

After 4 hours:goes out.

To remove the unit from
the charger

Press
unit out. (Do not try to remove
the unit while the lock pins are
engaged.)

(EJECT) and lift the

［］

Using the included
battery case

Alkaline battery
(LR03, AAA, AM-4)

■ Battery indicator

Note:

When the unit is not to be used for
a long time, turn it off and unplug
the AC adaptor from the house­hold AC outlet.
The unit continues to consume
1 W even when you have pressed

[ ] to turn it off.

■ To use dry cell batteries

Insert an alkaline battery(LR03,
AAA, AM-4) into the battery
case along with the unit.

■ To extend play time

You can get up to 50 hours of
play by using the rechargeable
battery and dry cell battery
together.

3

Listening

Operation display

Volume meter

Volume (0 to 25)

1
2

3

HOLD

MODE

NORMAL

Bottom view

Set to NORMAL.

Connect the stereo ear­phones.

• You can connect the stereo ear­phones directly to the unit.

• See page 2 for more about using
the earphones.

Insert an SD Memory
Card with tracks
recorded (checked out).

Open the cover.

4

5

Insert the card so the label is fac­ing up and the end with the cor­ner cut off is facing in.

Push on the center of the card so it
locks into place and close the cover.

Press.

Immediately
after pressing

After about
two seconds

The unit comes on
and starts play.

Adjust the volume.

Press and hold to adjust continuously.

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Setting the clock

Cut here

Cut here

※Keep this card in your wallet

or purse for quick reference.

SD Audio Player
Operation Guide

Model No. SV-SD80

Skip/search

backward

Play/stop

MODE switch

position

NORMAL

MODE

HOLD

Skip/search

forward

Reduce

volume

Increase

volume

Display
change

Play/stop

Sound

quality

(EQ)

Cancel

selection

Clock

Clock/playlist
setting mode

Repeat/
Random

change

Confirm

selection

Selection in
clock/playlist
setting mode



Using the supplied accessories

1

2

3

4

5

HOLD

MODE

VOLUME

VOLUME

VOLUME

NORMAL

During play, set to MODE.

If you want to stop the following operation part­way, set to NORMAL.

Press.

This is the clock/playlist
setting mode.

Select “”.

This is the clock

Press.

Select the
display mode.

Press.

setting mode.

12 hour

clock

or

24 hour

clock

Set the
time.

Press.

The time flashes

The clock starts

■ Armband / Carrying case

Note:

To prevent the unit from falling,

do not swing the assembled unit
around.

■ Neck lanyard

Bottom view

Lanyard
ring

Attach the neck lanyard to the lan­yard ring.

Note:

Take care that the lanyard does
not get caught and choke you.

Attach the carrying case to the
armband.

Undo the fabric fastener and
fit the armband onto your arm.

Do up the fabric fastener.

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HOLD

MODE

NORMAL

• To display the clock, set the mode switch to HOLD during play or press
[ ] while the switch is set to HOLD.

• Adjust the clock regularly to maintain accuracy.

Set to NORMAL.

Adjusting and changing the display

Adjusting the contrast

1 During play, set the mode switch to HOLD.

While pressing and holding [ ], press [ ]

2

(darker) or [ ] (lighter) volume button.

Changing the display

1 During play, set the mode switch to MODE.
2 Press [ ] to change the display.

• Track titles, playlist titles, and artist information scroll from right to left if
they do not fit on the display.

• Titles including text data the unit doesn’t support cannot be displayed.

Track number Elapsed play time

A few seconds after
changing, the dis­play returns to the
track title indication
automatically.
Press and hold if
you want to main­tain the display.

※ Display when playing AAC audio data. The dis-

play when playing other data is shown at right.

3 Set the mode switch to NORMAL.

Track
title

Total number

of tracks

Playlist title

Total play time

8

Bitrate display※

Artist information

RQT6116

• SD logo is a trademark.

• Microsoft, Windows Media, and the

Windows Logo are trademarks or regis­tered trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation in both the United States
and other countries.

• Other names of systems and products mentioned in these
instructions are usually the registered trademarks or trade­marks of the manufacturers who developed the system or
product concerned. The (TM) and (R) marks are not used to
identify registered trademarks and trademarks in these
instructions.

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Care and use

Write-protect

switch

Lock

■ Main unit / Supplied accessories

• Keep the SD Memory Card and the rechargeable battery out of the

reach of children to prevent them from being swallowed.

• Leave some slack in the cord of the earphones, the earphone extender,
and the neck lanyard if you wind them around the unit.

Do not;

• disassemble, remodel, drop, or allow the unit to get wet.

• use or store in locations directly exposed to sunlight, a heat vent, or a

heating appliance.

• use or store in humid or dusty locations.

• use or store in locations exposed to corrosive gases.

• insert objects other than SD Memory Cards.

• use force to open the battery lid or card cover.

• use cracked or warped cards.

• short-circuit the power supply terminals of the unit, the charger, or the

battery case.

• detach the label on the card or attach other labels or stickers.

To protect your data

■

• Do not touch the metal terminals of the SD Memory Card with your
hands or metal objects.

• Use an oil-based felt pen to write on the
card. Do not use pencil or ballpoint pen
as these can damage the card.

• Take care to keep the metal terminals
free from ink.

• Switch the write-protect switch of the card
to “LOCK”. Unlock when you want to record
or edit the card again.

■ Rechargeable battery / Dry cell battery

• Remove the battery if the unit is not to be used for a long time.

• Carry and store the rechargeable battery in the supplied rechargeable-

battery case to prevent contact with metal objects.

Do not;

• recharge ordinary dry cell batteries.

• disassemble, short-circuit, or put in a fire or water.

• peel off the cover or use if the cover has been peeled off.

Mishandling of batteries can cause electrolyte leakage which can dam­age items the fluid contacts and may cause a fire.
If electrolyte leaks from the battery, consult your dealer.
Wash thoroughly with water if electrolyte comes in contact with any part
of your body.

■ Listening caution

Do not play your headphones or ear­phones at a high volume. Hearing experts

EST. 1924

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 temporarily discontinue use in poten­tially hazardous situations.
Even if your headphones or earphones are the 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.
Sound can be deceiving. Over time your hearing “comfort level” adapts to
higher volumes of sound. So what sounds “normal” can actually be loud
and harmful to your hearing.
Guard against this by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE
your hearing adapts.
To establish a safe level:

• Start your volume control at a low setting.

• Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and clearly,

and without distortion.

Once you have established a comfortable sound level:

• Leave it there.

advise against continuous extended play.
If you experience a ringing in your ears,
reduce volume or discontinue use.

Maintenance

Clean with a soft, dry cloth.
Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder or solvent such as
alcohol or benzine.

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When one of the following messages appears on the display:

NO CARD

NotSDAUDIO

NO LIST

NO TITLE

NO INFO.

NO TRACK

UNFORMAT

DATA ERROR

LOCKED

NotPLAY

NotDISPLAY

NotSUPPORT

• You haven’t inserted a card.

• There is no SD-audio data on the card.

• You haven’t created a playlist.

• The track or playlist doesn’t have a title.

• There is no information entered for the artist.

•

You haven’t checked out tracks for the playlist.

• The card isn’t formatted.

• The data format isn’t standard.

• The unit cannot play the card you inserted.

• Non-AAC,non-MP3, or non-WMA data is on

the card.(Appears during play.)

•

Text data the unit cannot display is on the card.

• Non-AAC,non-MP3, or non-WMA data is on
the card.(Appears on the bitrate display
described on page 8.)

U01

NO BATTERY

ERROR

Now Busy

EMERGENCY STOP

• The battery is dead.

• You haven’t inserted the rechargeable battery

into the unit.

• An error has occurred.
Remove and reinsert the card. If this doesn’t
correct the display, turn the unit off and on
(page 4). If this still doesn’t correct the dis­play, try removing and reinserting the battery.

• The unit is manipulating data. Wait a moment.

• Because the unit cannot manipulate irregular

data on the card, the power is turned off.

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