Sanyo DC-T44 Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MAIWAL

DC”T44

NEW INTERIOR

COMPONENT SYSTEM

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CAUTION

- USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN

THOSE SPECIFIEDINTHE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MAYRESULTIN HAZARDOUSRADIATIONEXPOSURE.

THE COMPACT DISC PLAYERSHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR REPAIREDBYANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY QUALIFIEDPERSONNEL

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CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS ARRANGEMENT CONNECTIONS CONTROLS

REMOTECONTROL ADJUSTINGTHECLOCK

BEFOREOPERATION ADJUSTINGTHE SOUND QUALITY

CD PIAY

LISTENINGTOTAPES .....................................................15

LISTENINGTO THE RADIO

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10 11 12 13

PRECAUTIONS

LISTENINGTORECORDS ORAVSOURCES ................ 16

BEFORERECORDINGAND DUBBING.......................... 17

RECORDINGCOMPACT DISCS .....................................

TAPE DUBBING................................................................. 20

RECORDING FROM THE TUNER, PHONO OR AV INPUT

TIMER OPERATION ..........................................................21

MAINTENANCE............ .......... ........................... ................ .

REMOTECONTROLOPERATION ..................................

SPECIFICATIONS..... ....... ........................................ ...........

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Ifwater should enter the unit, electrical shock or real- -

functionmayresult.Alwaysuse itina placewherethere

islow humidityand littledust.

~ Do not use where there are extremes of temperature

(below5°C or exceeding 35”C) orwhere direct sunlight may strike it.

- Because of the CD player’s extremely low noise and wide dynamic range,there mightbe a tendency to turn the volume on the amplifierunnecessarilyhigh. Doing so may produce an excessively large output from the amplifierwhich could damage your speakers.

Sudden changes inthe ambienttemperaturemaycause condensationtoformon the opticallens insidethe unit. Ifthis happens, takeout the disc, Ieavethe unitwiththe disctray extended for about 1 hour, and then proceed to operate. The system’sspeakers use powerfulmagnets. Do not placetimepieces, creditcards orothermagneticcards, cassette tapes, video tapes or other magnetic tapes near the speakers.

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L ch speaker

ARRANGEMENT

Example 2

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Amplifier

Tuner

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CD player

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Caseeltedeck

Detachlngthespeaker panel

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CONNECTIONS

R ch speaker L ch speaker

To conneot

CD player

—

Cassettedeok

To dieoonned

Tuner

Ilmll

Power SI.UXMY

Connect the mains lead to an AC wall outlet. Note: Do not connect the mains lead to an AC outlet until all connectionshave been made.

The systemisnot disconnectedfromthe mainsunlessitis unplugged fromthe AC outlet.

‘Flat connection leads

(Black)

I@$Jti

SYSTEM CONNECTOR-1 (Amplifier-- Deck)

SYSTEM CONNECTOR-2 (Amplifier-- Tuner)

(Blue)

SYSTEM CONNECTOR-3 (Amplifier-- CD player)

Speakers

When connecting the speakers, make surethat (+) and (-) Polarties are matched properly.Otherwise,the sound

mayappearto be lackinginthe bassrange and instability. Connectthe speakerwirewiththe stripetothe redterminal

(+) and the other wire to the blackterminal (-).

Atthe speakers

At the main unit

i\l

Lever

To connect, push the middle ofthe plug and insertituntil itclicks. Connect so that the white stripe wire comes to the right side.

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Aerials

15demal aerial

Aerialwire

Aerialholder

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E:T. A;

ln areas closeto a transmitterthe simde indoor aerial is sufficientto receive broadcasts. Extend the aerialwireas straightas possible and, whilelisteningto the sound from the system, secure it in a position which yields minimal distortionand noise.

Infringe areas orwhere reception isdistortedor noisy,an externalaerial(notsupplied) shouldbe connected instead ofthe simple indoor aerial.Consult your dealer.

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Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)

Connect stereo headphones (8 ohms to 10 kohms, not supplied)formonitoringorforprivatelistening.The speakersare automaticallydisconnectedwhen headphones are connected to this socket.

\AM loopaerial

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AM loop aerial

Mountthe loop aerial in the aerial holderand place itin a positionwhich yields the best AM (MW/LW) reception, or

attachthe aerial holder to a wall or other surface. Adjust

the angle ofthe aerial forthe best reception.

Note: To minimize noise, do not place the aerial close to the systemor a lV.

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Connections for AV (Audio/Video) equipment

unit comes with connection facilitiesfor audio/video

This

equipment,and they enable aturntable,videodisc player, VCR, BS tuner or digital audio tape (DAT) deck to be

connected. Also,the MONITOR OUT socket can be used to connect a TV for monitoring the images of a video device.

Video disc player/BS tuner/VCR

DAT

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Analogoutputs

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1 1 1 1

1 1

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Analoginputs

Analogaudiooutputs

Videooutput

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Videocord

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Videoinput

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CONTROLS

Tuner/(Timer)

1. Remote sensor (IR)

2. Ciockswitch (CLOCK)

3. Wake-up timer switch (WAKE UP)

4. Sleep timer switch (SLEEP)

5. ON/OFF timer switch (TiMER)

6. Set switch (S~

7. Ciear switch

Ampiifier

(CLEAR)

345678

32113

Memory switch (MEMORY)

(TUNE/TiME/SOURCE controis)

Down/Up switches (DOWN/UP)

Band seiect switch (BAND)

10.

11.

Dispiay

12 11

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L’

Sound on/off switch/indicator (SOUND ON/OFF)

Surround switch/indicator (SURROUND)

Bassxpanderswitch/indicator (BASSXPANDER)

(SOUND STYLE controis) Programmedswitch (PROGRAMED)

Presetswitch (PRESET)

Powerswitch and indicator (POWER)

Functionswitches and indicators (TAPE/TUNER/CD/

PHONO/AV)

—9

—-—— —4

Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)

Balance controi (BALANCE)

10.

Voiumecontroland indicator (VOLUME)

(GRAPHiC EQUALIZERcontrols)

11,

Down/Up switches (DOWN/UP) Frequency/Memory switch (FREQ/MEMO)

12,

13,

Display

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CD player

Edfi switch (ED~

Computer recording switch/indicator (COMPUTER 7.

RECORDING)

Time edit switch/indicator (TIME EDll)

Fade edit switchfindicator(FADE EDIT)

Display

= Cassette deck

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Memory switch (MEMORY) Skip/Search switches (SKIP/SEARCH)

Play/Pause switch (PIAY/PAUSE)

Stop/Clear switch (STOP/CLEAR)

10.

Disctray open/close switch (OPEN/CLOSE)

11.

Disctray

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Deck 1 section

1. Forward play switchand indicator(F)

2. Stop switch(¤)

3. Reverse play switchand indicator(4)

4. Cassette holder

5. Fastforward and rewind/AMSS switches ( * w )

6. Ejectbutton (EJECT

Deck2 section

7. Reverseplay switch and indicator(<)

8. Stop switch(m)

9. Forwardplay switch and indicator(›)

10, Cassette holder

11. Record/Record pause switch/indicator(REC PAUSE)

12. Record muting switch (REC MUTE)

13. Fast forward and rewind/AMSS switches ( 44 w )

14. Eject button (EJECT)

Deck 1/2 section

(DUBBING controls)

15. High speed switch/indicator(HIGH)

16. Normal speed switch/indicator (NORMAL)

17. Reverse mode switch (MODE)

18. Dolby noise reduction switch (DOLBYNR)

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Controls

4 5

REMOTE CONTROL

Powerswitch (POWER)

1. Sound on/off switch (SOUND ON/OFF)

Volume controls(VOL)

Sound styleswitch (SOUND SME)

Surround switch (SURROUND)

Phono function switch (PHONO)

AV function switch (AV)

“3

“6

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-8

-10

14 13

12 11

Sleep timer switch (SLEEP)

CD player controls

4: Disctray open/close switch

➤/M: Play/Pause switch

■ : Stop/Clear switch

144H: Skip/Search switches

MEMORY Memory switch

TIME: Time displayswitch

INTRO: Introscanswitch RANDOM: Random play switch

REPEAT Repeat play switch CD 10KEY CD 10-key switch CD player/Tuner controls

10.

0-9, +1 O:Number switchesfor CD player

0- @: Number switchesfor tuner

11.

Tuner function switch (TUNER)

Band select switch (BAND)

12.

13.

Scan switch (SCAN)

14.

FM mode switch

Deck 1 controls

15.

(MODE)

<: Reverse play switch

}: Forward play switch

- M: Fastforward and rewind/AMSS switches

■ :Stop switch

Deck 2 controls

16.

■ ✚Stop switch

<: Reverseplay switch h: Forward play switch

~ w: Fast forward and rewind/AMSS switches

REC MUTE: Record mutingswitch

●/II: Record/Record pause switch

Number swltchea (O-9, +1 O and~- @ ) Alltheseswitches

preset radio stations. If the CD 10KEY switch is pressed then the switches select CD track numbers. Ifthe TUNER or BANDswitchis pressed, the switches select preset radio stations.

areused to select both CDtracks and

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Inserting batteries 1

Remote control range

L-J

——

L=J

Note: Afwaysremove batteries ifthe remote controlis notto be usedfora monthormore.Batteriesleftinthe unitmayleak and cause damage.

2 R03/LR03/AM/UM-4

(not suppfied)

Remote

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ADJUSTING THE CLOCK

“0:00’ blinkswhen the mains lead isconnected to the AC outletfor the firsttime. Example:To set “7:30”,

1. Pressthe CLOCK switchfor 1 or more seconds.

CLOCK

0:00

The “CLOCK’ and hours displays blink.

If nothing further isdone, the time setting mode will be released after 30 seconds.

2. Pressthe UP and DOWN switchesto set the “hours.”

CLOCK

7:00

3. Pressthe MEMORY switch.

CLOCK

7:00

The minutes display blinks.

4. Pressthe UPand DOWNswitchesto setthe “minutes.”

CLOCK

7:30

5. Pressthe MEMORY switch.The clock starts. The time can be set accurately by pressing the

MEMORY switchwhen a time signal isheard.

These operationscan be done, even ifthe power isoff. When a powerfailureoccurs,the memorycontentswill

be retained for one-half day, but the clockwill blink at

that time. Reset the time when the display blinks be-

cause ofa powerfailure.Resetthe timerON/OFF times as well.

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BEFORE OPERATION

Turn down the VOLUME control so that the sound will

not suddenly be delivered at a high level. Pressthe POWER switch.

To turn offthe power, press itagain. The clock display

POWER indicatorremain lit.

and While the SOUND ON/OFF indicator is lighting, no sound is obtained from the speakers or headphones.

Turn itoff by pressingthe SOUND ON/OFF switch.

When the power is switched ON:

Tunec

“Frequency display” appears on the display.

Amplifiec

The VOLUME indicator, one of the function indicators

and display light.

CD playec

If the function is “CD”,

“no dISC” appears on the

display. If a disc has been placed on the disc tray, its

total number of tracks and total playtime appear. Wmh

any other function, “Cd OFF” appears.

Adjusting the volume

Turn the VOLUME control or press the “+” or” -” VOL switchon the remote control.

Adjusting the left/right speaker balance

the BAIANCE controlto adjust the left/rightspeaker

Use

balance. Normally,it is kept at itscentre position.

Selecting the function

function is automatically selected when CD play or

The

tape playback is stafted, or when any of the function switcheson the tuner have been operated.

- When the function selection is changed, CD play or tape playbackisautomaticallystopped. (except during tape dubbing.)

- Pressthe PHONO orAV functionswitchforturntable or compatible audio/video equipment operation.

Surround

sound system

Pressthe SURROUND switch.The SURROUND indicator lightsand a “Wide” effect is created.

- The surround effect cannot be activated while you are listeningto monaural sound.

Base expander system

Press the BASSXPANDER switch to enhance the bass – sound. The BASSXPANDERindicator lights.

Spectrum analyzer

Indicates the input level and peak value of each sound range. Generalinputleveland peakvalueare indicatedon LEVEL

To mute the sound temporarily

Pressthe SOUND ON/OFF switch,The SOUND ON/OFF indicatorlights.Pressthe SOUND

ON/OFF switchagain to

restorethe previous sound level.

WHAT TO DO IF ... Ifthe operation ofthe unitor display is not normal,turn off

POWER switch on the main unit and then turn it on

the again. Ifthe power isnotturned offeven by pressingthe POWER switch,disconnectthe mainsleadfromtheAC outlet.Then connect the lead to the AC outlet and resumethe operation. In this case, resetthe clock and memorycontents.

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ADJUSTING THE SOUND QUALITY (SOUND STYLE)

Adjusting the programmed sound style The graphic equalizer

has been programmed with a flat response setting, plus setting for fwe dfierent sound styles,matchingthe followingtypes of music:

POP: Poos. etc.

JAZZ Jazz,

etC.

ROCK Rock music,etc.

CiASSIC: Classical music, etc.

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DISCO: Disco music, etc.

Equalizer programming

Up to 6 extrasound styiescan be programmedto suitthe acoustics of the room or your indwidual musical preferences.

Pressthe PRESETswitchto seiectthe position(A- F)to be memorized.

When the switch is pressed, the ciispiaychanges fromthe spectrumanalyzerto the graphicequaiiier.

“PRESET” appears. Eachtimetheswitch ispressed,thedispiay changes

as foiiows:

A-B~C-D-E+F

Pressthe FREQ/MEMO switch(forie=than

o.5se@ to

specifya frequency. The biinking indicatorshtis each time the switch ispressed.

Blinking_

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Pressthe UP or DOWN switch to set the desired ievei.

Repeat steps 2-3 to set the other frequency ieveis.

Press the FREQ/MEMO switch continuously untii ~

blinksinthe dispiay. (Memory enabieci.) Verify each frequency ievei, then press the

FREQ/

MEMO switchcontinuouslyuntil ❑ iights.Theseiected preset positionis memorized. Repeat steps 1-6 to memorizethe remaining preset

positions.

IFm

Selectthe sound style matching the musicto be listened to by pressingthe

orthe SOUND STYLEswitch on the remote control. Each time the switch is pressed, the display changes as

follows:

l-pop

- JAZZ~ROCK~C1-AsslC ~DISCO~FiAT

Afterapproximately 5 seconds, the spectrum analyzer disDlavrear.mesrs.

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PROGRAMED switchon the main unit,

if the next step is not taken within approximately 5 seconds during steps 1-6, the dispiay returnsto the spectrum analyzer. Press the PRES= switch, to listen to each preset

programme setting. The memory contents wiii be iost if the mains iead is disconnected or a power faiiure continues for a iong

period oftime.

Manuai equaiizer settings

Spec-Hyafrequency with the FREQ/MEMO

the desired ieveiwiththe UPor DOWN switch.

Thisoperationisalsopossible wtiiieusinga prqyamrned

sound style.

This setting is not memorized and does not affect the

programmed ieveis.

switch,thenset

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CD PLAY

Use compact discs bearing the symbol shown below. In additionto conventional 12 cm CDs, this system can be

usedto play 8 cm CDs without an adapter.

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DIGITAL AUDIO

Pressthe OPEN/CLOSE switch.

The disc tray slides out and “OPEN” appears on the

display.

“Cd OFF” isdisplayed ifany otherfunctionhas been selected.

Placethe disc withthe label facing upon the disctray.

For12 cm CD

Pressthe OPEN/CLOSE switch again to closethe disc tray.

4. Pressthe PLAY/PAUSEswitch.

For8 cmCD

Temporarily stopping play

Pressthe PIAY/PAUSE switch.” D” blinksonthe display,

To resume play, press the switchagain.

Direct track selection

Byusingthe remote control,play can be started immedi-

atelyfromthe desired track. Whilea discisplaying, itis possibleto switchimmediately to a particulartrack.

Proceedwiththe operationafterthe CD 10KEYswitchhas

been pressed.

Examples To startfrom track 3 onthe disc, pressthe 3 switch. To startfrom track 10, press +1 O,then O. To startfrom track 25, press +10 twice, then 5.

play

Skip To skip to track 6 while track 3 is playing, press the PM

StQP/SEAFiCHswitchrepeatedly until“6’ appearsinTRACK

on the display. To skip back to track 3 while track 6 is playing, pressthe

SKIP/SEARCH switch repeatedly until “3’ appears. ‘“

144

Search (forward/reverse)

the ~ or w SKIP/SEARCH switch is pressed during

play,the playerwillsearch at high speed inthe forwardor

reversedirectionwhilethe switchisbeing pressed.When

the switchis released, normal play willcontinue.

“D” appears, and play startsfrom the firsttrack. The track number, elapsed play time for the current track and whole number of tracks on the disc are dksplayed.

- Ifthe disc contains 16 or moretracks, ” on the rightof the”1

5“ indication.

➤” appears

- Playwillalso begin ifthe disc tray isopen.

5. Pressthe STOP/CLEAR switchto end disc play. The total number of tracks and total play time on the disc are displayed. When the lasttrack has been played, the player automaticallystops. When the OPEN/CLOSE switchispressed during play,

playwillstop and the disc tray willslide out.

Notes on handlina compact discs

Do not exposetfie discto directsunlight,high humidity or high temperatures for extended periodsof time.

Discs should be returned to their cases after use.

Do not apply paper or write anything on the disc sur-

face.

Handle the disc by its edge. Do not touch the playing surface (glossy side).

Fingerprintsand dust should be carefullywiped offthe playingsutface ofthe disc with a soft cloth.

Wipe ina straightmotionfromthe centre to the outside

ofthe disc. Never use chemicals such as record cleaning sprays, antistaticsprays or fluids, benzine or thinner to clean mmpact discs.

Introscsn Pressthe INTRO switch on the remotecontrolto play the

first 10 seconds of each track. “INTRO” appears on the

display.

- Pressthe INTRO switchagain to returnto normal play.

- If the INTRO switch is pressed during normal play, introscanwillstartwiththe nexttrack on the disc.

Random play

the RANDOMswitchonthe remotecontrolto begin

Press

randomplay.The playerwillautomaticallyselect and play trackson the disc at random.“RANDOM” appears onthe display.

Ifthe RANDOM switch is pressed during random play, the playerwillselect the next random track.

Random introscan play

Pressthe INTRO switch,then the RANDOM switch,to play

the first 10 seconds ofeach track at random.

Repeat play

Before or during play, press the REPEAT switch on the remote control. The player will play allthe tracks, all the programmedtracks, allthe introscanplay tracks orallthe randomplaytracksrepeatedly.“REPEAT”appeam onthe dsplay.

To cancel repeat play, press the REPEAT switch again.

“REPEAT’ d-ppt?ars.

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Time display selection

Pressthe TIME switch on the remote control repeatedly during play. The display changes in the following sequence:

Remainingtime for the currenttrack Remainingtimeforthe entiredisc (Duringprogrammed play, remainingtime for all programmed tracks) Elapsed time for the currenttrack

The display returnsto “elapsed time” after 10 seconds.

Ifthe track number exceeds 24, the remainingtime for the current track cannot be displayed.

In the stop mode, the total play time on the disc is displayed.

PROGRAMMED PLAY (using the remote control)

When the TIME switch is pressed while “PI” is lit,the total time ofthe programmed tracks isdisplayed. ifthe totaltime exceeds 99 minutes59 seconds, or ifa

track number higher than

“no dlSP” or blank isdisplayed. When the TIME switch is pressed, “Pr” returns.

The tracks can also be selected usingthe w or w

switch. When programmingusingthe controlsonthe mainunit, use the SKIP/SEARCH switchesto assign the tracks.

Anyattemptto programme morethan 24 selectionswill

resultin“FULL”being displayed and discontinuationof the programming. The programme is cleared inthe followingcases:

- Whe;the

- When the EDIT switch is pressed inthe stop mode When the 4 switch is pressed

- When the mains lead has been disconnected

■ switch is pressed inthe s;op mode

24 has been programmed,

Upto 24 selectionson a disc can be programmedfor play inany order.

- To begin the programming procedure, select the CD functionfirst.

_ The tracks are programmed inthe stop mode.

- The same track can be programmed morethan once.

Example:

To prograrnmetracks

- Proceedwith the operation after the CD 10KEYswitch has been pressed.

1. Pressthe MEMORY switch. “PROG.” blinks.

12345678910

2. Selecttrack 5 by pressingthe 5 switch.

3. Pressthe MEMORY switch.“PROG.” remains lit.

4. Selecttrack2 by pressingthe2 switch.“PROG.”blinks.

TR4CK MIN SEC

5,2,6 and 10

Pr. 1 PROG.

5 Pr. 1 PROG.

TRACK MIN SEC

Checking the programme Each time the MEMORY

mode,the programmed detailssequentiallyappear onthe display.

Changing

To add a new selectionto a programme:

1. Inthestop mode, pressthe MEMORYswitchrepeatedly until”- - ----- “ isdisplayed.

2. Select a track number as explained above.

To change a selection:

1. Pressthe MEMORY switch repeatedly until the selec-

tion to be replaced is displayed.

2. Select a track number as explained above.

Note Programmed details cannot be partially deleted or inserted.

Operations during programmed play

- Press the WI ‘or

tracks.

- The O-9 and +10 programmed play.

a programme

switch is pressed in the stop

m switch-to-skip programmed

switches do not function during

2 Pr. 2 PROG.

TRACK MIN SEC

5. Pressthe MEMORY switch. “PROG.” remains lit.

6. The remainingtracksare programmed inthe sameway.

7. Pressthe b

mialpf0g~3t2wths have played, the player

stops automatically. The total programmed time appears.

- The programme contents are retained in memory.

- Ifthe total programmedtime exceeds 99 minutes59 seconds, “no dlSP” appears.

➤/tI switch to start play.

TRACK MIN SEC

2 56

0.01

Pm.

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LISTENING TO TAPES

Deck1 isforplayback only;deck2 isforboth playbackand recording.

1. Pressthe EJECT button to open the cassette holder.

2. Loadthe cassette(s).

To load, place the tape with its exposed end at the

bottom. After the tape has been loaded, push the cassette holder back into position.

3. Set the DOLBY NR switch to ON or OFF according to whetherthe tape has been recorded withthe DolbyNR systemor not.

4. Press the b or 4 switch on either deck to begin

playback.The

5. Pressthe Whenthe end ofthe tape has been reached, automatic

stop or reversewill be activated.

Typea of usable tapes The type

system since decks 1 and 2 both employ an auto tape selectionsystem.The followingtypes oftape can be used withthis system.

Normal

cro2

Metal

Note:

Metaland Cr02tapes withoutsensing holescannot be used sincethey cannot be identifiedbythe auto selector.

- Endlesstapes cannot be used. Do not use C-120 tapes. They may jam in the mechanism.

Auto reverse

In both decks 1 and 2, tapes can be played back in the

following3 ways usingthe MODE switch.

—.

For listeningto one side of the tape only.

For listeningto both sides ofthe tape insuccession.

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For listeningrepeatedly

of tape used is automatically identified by the

If playback has been started from the reverseside, onlythe reverse side willbe played back.

➤ or 4 indicator lights.

■ switchto stop playback at any time.

to both sides of the tape.

Automatic Music Select System (AMSS)

Press the ~ or 44 switch during playback in either deck 1 or deck 2. The deck will enter the fastforward (or rewind)modeto skiptothe beginning ofthe nextselection (or the current selection), then return to the play mode. (Whilethe tape iswinding, the F or< indicatorblinks.)

w switch:

Duringforward playback: The start ofthe next selection isfound. During reverse playback: The start of the selectioncurrently playing isfound.

* switch:

Duringforward playback: The start ofthe selection currentlyplaying isfound. During reverseplayback: The start ofthe next selection isfound.

Note

Unrecorded blanks lasting at least

quired for properAMSS operation.

Ifthe systemisbeing used nearalV, theAMSS maynot function properly due to the effect of the signalsfrorr the TV. Ifthisisthe case, eitherswitchoffthe TV, orusethe system at the distance from the TV.

Fast forward and rewind

Pressthe ■ switchto stop the tape at any time.

2. Press the w or * switch. The F or 4 indicator j blinks.

When the tape has been wound to the end (or begin-

ning), the fast forward or rewind function willbe auto- . maticallyreleased.

Relay playback (continuous playback on decks 1 and 2)

1. Load the cassettes into both decks 1 and 2.

2. Set the MODE switchto = .

3. Pressthe b or < switch of deck 1 or2.

Relayplayback willcontinue from deck 1 (or2) to deck 2 (or 1) untilthe 9 switchofthe deck playing backthe tape is pressed.

Deck 1 forward side-D Deck 1 reverseside

Deck 2 reverse side+ Deck 2 forward side

Dolby NR system Dolby Noise Reduction

ing and playback resultsby suppressing tape hiss by up

to 10 dBfor virtuallynoise free recordings.

Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby LaboratoriesLicensingCorporation. “DOLBY”and the double-D symbol M are trademarks of Dolby LaboratoriesLicensingCorporation.

circuitryprovidessuperiorrecord-

4 seconds are re-

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LISTENING TO THE RADIO

Memory operation

Thisunitenables 12 stationsFM1, FM2 andAM (eg:6 MW and 6 LW) bands to be preset in the memory.

MW and LW stations will be memorized in the same memory.

Selectthe

1. switch.

15:00 531 kHz

Pressthe UP or DOWN switchto tune ina station. Press the switch and release it when the frequency starts to change. The next

- When

the switchrepeatedly untilthe desired frequency is displayed. Each time the switch is pressed, the fre-

quency changes in

for LWand 0.05 MHz steps for FM.

Pressthe MEMORY switch. “MEMORY’ appears.

‘L

15:00

Pressone ofthe@ - @ switchesonthe remotecontrol

while “MEMORY’ is lit (approx. 5 seconds).

Pol

After5 seconds, the clock display returns. Note:

When the band is selected by the controls on the main unit, be sure the @ - @ switches on the remote control are functioning as preset function switches(instead of CD 10KEY).

- If “MEMORY’ has been disappeared before proceeding with step 4, press the MEMORY switchto continue.

Repeat steps 1-4, to add more preset stations.

band(FM1, FM2, MW or LW) usingthe BAND

CLOCK MW

unit aut~matically stops at the

receivable station.

receiving a station with weak signals, press

9 kHz steps for MW, 1 kHzsteps

CLOOK MW

MEMORY

594

kHz

Note:

- Ifa new stationis programmed into a band and preset number already containing a programmed station,the previouslyprogrammed station will be cleared.

- Ifthe memorycontents are lostdue to a powerfailureor other condition, programme the stations again.

Listening

1. Select

2. Select the band.

(Procedure 1)

3. Select the desired preset number by pressing one of the @ - @ switcheson the remote control.The clock isreplaced bythe preset numberon the display.After5 seconds, the clock display returns.

(Procedure2)

3. Pressthe SCAN switch onthe remote control.Each of the preset stationsisselected for approximately5 seconds. When all of the preset stations in the selected band have been tuned in, the original reception mode returns. When the desired station has been tuned in, pressthe SCAN switchagain to keepthe receptionlockedatthat station.

- “STEREO” appears when an FM stereo broadcast is received.

MODE If the signals from an FM stereo station are weak and reception is poor, press the MODE switch to change to monauralreception. (“STEREO” is replaced by “MONO” inthe display.)

to the radio

“TUNER”.

switch (on the remote control)

Clearing the memory

Sele~ the band. -

-2

Selectthe preset numberto be cleared by pressingone ofthe @ - @ switches.The preset number appears.

Press the CLEAR switch while the preset number is displayed. The preset station will be cleared from the memoryand”- - - -“ play.

willappear on the frequency dis-

LISTENING TO RECORDS OR AV SOURCES

1. Pressthe PHONO orAV function switch.

2. Follow the instructions supplied with the turntable or audio/video equipment.

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BEFORE RECORDING AND DUBBING

Recording copyright material wfthout permission of the copyright owners is usually an Infringement. If you wish to re-record copyright material, permission from the copyright owner is necessary. SANYO does not approve of, and cannot be held responsible for, any unlawful use of this machine.

Use deck 2 for recording.

1. Press the EJECT button and load the cassette for recording.

2. Setthe DOLBY NR switchto ON or OFF as desired.

3. Set the MODE switch position. —.

—.

For recording one side only.

For recording both sides in succession.

- If recording has been started from the reverse side, only the reverseside will be recorded.

- Ifa tape with one of itstabs already broken out is used for recording, the tape will not be reversed automatically,and itwill stop.

rJ :

Recordingatthisswitch positionisthesarneasatthe ~ position.

Automatic record muting

Undesirable parts of a programme can be omitted while recording. Press the REC MUTE switch once while recording. A 4-second unrecorded blank space is created, then the cassette deck enters the record pause mode. To resume recording, pressthe REC PAUSE switch. Note:

The recordmutingfunctiondoes notoperate duringCD computer recordingortape dubbing usingthe HIGH or NORMAL DUBBING switch. To create an unrecorded blank of any length, hold down the REC MUTE switchforthe required time.The deck entersthe recordpause mode

released.

Accidental erasure prevention tabs

when the switch is

(forprotectingvaluable recordings) Accidental erasure can be prevented by breaking out the tabs onthe end ofthe cassette tape (wherethe tape isnot exposed) using a screwdriveror similarimplement. Ifa tab isbroken out inerrorand you wishto re-recordth~

tape, simply block the tab hole using adhesive tape and the tape can be used for recording again.

Side A

ForMetel/Cr02 tape

Recording will start in the forward direction under the

following conditions:

- When CD computer recording is used

- When tape dubbing is used

- When recording forthefirsttime after loading a cassette

- When using the timer for unattended recording

RECORDING COMPACT DISCS

COMPUTER RECORDING

Wtih computer recording, a CD can be’ automatically

recorded on a cassette by pressing one switch.

1. Load the CD to be recorded.

2. Load a blank cassette into deck 2

3. Select “CD’.

4. Pressthe COMPUTER RECORDING switch. The system automaticallyperformsthe followingfunctions

Deck2

- The tape rewindsto the beginning.

- Recording statts. CD playec

- The playersearchesforthefirsttrackto be recorded,

then enters the pause mode.

- CD play starts.

The REC PAUSE, P and COMPUTER RECORDING

indicators light, dsplay as recording begins.

“D” and “SIDE A“ appear on the -

Breakouttab Aforside A.

Break out teb B for side B.

Note

Recording starts automatically after 8 seconds, sothe recordingwill not be interrupted by the leader tape at the beginning of sides A and B. A 5-second blank space is automatically recorded at

the end of each track. The highest track number which can be ediied is 24. Track numbers25 and above cannot be ediied (except

with backward skip edit).

To stop computer recording at any time, press the

STOP/CLEARswitchofthe CD playerorthe

■ switchof

the deck2.The CD playerand deck 2willstop. (The edit

mode isstilloperational.) To refease the editing mode, press the STOP/CLEAR

switchof the CD player.

Setthe MODE switchto ~ during computerrecord-

ing. To record materialfroma dfierent positionon thetape,

continue recording manualty.

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Types of edit recording The following edit recording operations

duringcomputer recording.

A. Time edit recording

edit recording

Time

When the track 6 is not recordable within the specified time, select any

recordable track after track 7.

SIDE A 25 min.

Unrecorded blank

le tracks that will fn within a selected time period are

‘%tomatically programmedfor recording on sidesA and B

of the tape. (The tracks are edited so that the remaining time on the tape is reduced to a minimum).

Example:

To reoordonto a 50-minute tape

1. Press the EDIT switch to select the recording tape length.

- Eachtimethe EDITswitchispressed,thetape length display changes inthe followingsequence:

C-46- C-54 -DC-60 -o C-74~ C-90

(Released)— C- ---

- To set the desired tape length up to C-99, usethe 0-9 and +10 switches on the remote controlwhile “C- - -“ is displayed.

Toset “C-50”, pressthe+ 10switch

the Oswitch. “C-50” appears on the display.

- The + or t44 switches on the remote control orthe main unit can

Pressthe TIME EDIT switch.

‘-2.

also be used.

When the track 11 is not recordable within the specified time, select anv recordable track after track 12.

can be performed

Omh the track 9.

5 times, then press

‘B. Programme edit recording

C. Fade-out edit recording

D. Backward skip edit recording

Unrecorded blank

reverse

Auto

SIDE B 25 min.

The track numbers and play time for side B are dis-

played. “SIDE B“ blinks.

12345678910 13

The track numbersandtotalplaytime forbothsidesare

displayed.

Pressthe COMPUTER RECORDING switch.

- The track numbers and play time for side A are displayed.

- The track numbers and play time for side B are displayed.

- Recording startsautomaticallyfrom track 1,

49.45P%%

MIN SEC

SIDEA B

The track numbers and play time for side A are displayed. “SIDE A“ blinks.

The edit mode remains operational when recording

ends.To cancel the edit mode, pressthe STOP/CLEAR switch.

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Programme edit recording

SIDE A 23 min.

;~j] 7 ~]

Unrecorded blank

The desired selections can be rearranged and recorded onthe tape withina designated tape length.

Example: To recordonto a 46-minute tape.

Pressthe EDIT switch until“C46’ appears.

Pressthe MEMORY switch. “PROG.” blinks.

Selectthe track to be recorded by using the 0-9 and

+10 switches on the remote control.

The remaining time on side A is shown on the time display. Pressthe MEMORY switch. “PROG.” remains lit.

-13.00

TRACK MIN SEC

Repeat steps 3-4 to programme the tracks to be

5. recorded onto side A.

- If a track exceeding the remainingtime on side A is

selected, itsplay time blinkson the display.

SIDE A

PROG.

EDIT

Unrecorded blank

3 !::!

---- - -- .

Autoreverse

When the MEMORY switch is pressed, “SIDE A’ disappears and “SIDE B“ appears. The remaining time on side B appears on the time display.This and subsequenttracksare recordedon side B.

Repeat steps 3-

4 to programme the tracks to be

recorded onto side B.

- If a track exceeding the remaining time on side B is programmed, “Err” will appear in the display for

about 4

Pressthe COMPUTER RECORDING switch.

- The track numbem and play time for side

seconds.

A are

displayed. The track numbers and play time for side B w displayed.

- Recording starts automatically from

the first pro-

grammed track.

The track numbers can also be set usingthe m and

K switches.

Fade-out edit recording

SIDE A 30 min.

I.I ,,

19[] 8

Fade out (10 sea.)

The sound isautomaticallyfaded out atthe end of sidesA

and B, according to the selected tape length. When the

tape reversesfrom side A to B, reoordingcontinues from

the beginning ofthe lasttrack played.

Example

To recordonto a 60-minute tape

1. Pressthe EDIT switch until “C-60” appears.

2. Pressthe FADE EDIT switch.

E Thisshowsthat 5 minutes35 seconds oftrack 6willbe recorded on side A. “SIDE A“ blinks.

Fade out (10 see.)

Reoordfromthe beginningof a track.

1.1

TRACK MIN SEC

678910

Auto reverse

SIDEB30 min.

SIDE B

7.05 EDIT

This showsthat 7 minutes5 seconds oftrack 11 willbe

recorded on side B. “SIDE B“ blinks.

3. Pressthe COMPUTER RECORDING switch.

- The tracks to be recorded onto side A are shown.

- The tracks to be recorded onto side B are shown.

- Recording startsfrom the beginning of track 1.

1 0.01 EDIT TRACK MIN SEC

12345

SIDE A

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- The FADE EDIT indicator blinks during fade-out (1O seconds).

- If“End” appears duringstep 2, itindicatesthat the disc will reach the end before the end of the tape. In this case, the lasttrack on the disc willnot be faded out.

Backward skip edit recording

SIDEA

~[]7~~ fj

The treck8 will be interrupted.

This type of recording is the easiest to perform and the

2 l’]

5 f] 4

Reoordfromthe beginningof a track.

tape length setting isnot required.

Press the COMPUTER RECORDING switch. Recording

-mIIANUALRECORDING

No recording is made on the last 15 seconds of the tape. The sound is alsofaded outwhen atrack isinterrupted at the end of side B.

The track4 will be interrupted.

3)j4 Autoraverae

)

SIDE B

startson sideA withtrack 1.When the tape automatically

reverses,the display changes from“SIDE A’ to “SIDE B“ and recording continues from the beginning of the last track played.

Forprogrammed recording,programmethe materialin advance (asdescribed under“PROGRAMMEDPLAY”).

Press the REC PAUSE switch of the deck. (Deck 2 entersthe record pause mode.)

Press the PLAY/PAUSE switch of the CD player. CD recordingstafts.

When the CD player is set to the stop or pause mode duringrecording,deck 2 also pauses. When CD playis resumed,deck 2 recording also resumes.

TAPE DUBBING (DECK 1 to DECK2)

‘Iigh-speed dubbing:

– For simple, automatic dubbing in one-hatf the time,

compared to normal speed dubbing.

Normal-speed dubbing:

Fordubbing whileIisteningtothe playbackfromdeck 1.

- Load the playback tape into deck 1 and a blank tape intodeck 2.

- Select “TAPE”.

- You may listen to any other source (CD, radio, etc.) whileusing high-speed or normal-speed dubbing.

High-speed or Normal-speed dubbing

Pressthe HIGH or NORMAL DUBBING switch. The system performsthe steps below and automatically startsdeck 1 playback and deck 2 recording.

- Deck 1:Tape rewinds.

- Deck 2: Tape rewinds.

- Deck2: Automaticallyadvancesthetape pastthe leader

(8 seconds).

➤ indicatoron deck 1 and REC PAUSE indicatoron

The

deck 2 lightas dubbing begins.

- During dubbing operation, the DOLBY NR switch has no effectto the copied tape.

This method produces a gap in recording when the

tape reverses. If the FADE EDIT switch is pressed during recording, the sound begins to fadeout fromthat point (about 10 seconds). The CD player pauses and deck 2 isplaced inthe record pause mode.

To stop dubbing, pressthe

■ switchon deck 1or2. The

tape will not stop during dubbing if the REC PAUSE switchis pressed. Ifeitherdeck 1or2 stops automatically,the otherdeck willalso stop. It is not possible to listen to the normal monitoring sound during high-speed dubbing. To switchfrom normal-speed to high-speed dubbing, press the

■ switch to stop dubbing, then press the

HIGH DUBBINGswitch. A high-pitched sound may be recorded if high-speed dubbing isused nearaTV which has been switchedon. Ifthis happens, switchofftheTV or placethe systemat a distancefromthe TV.

Dubbing only desired tape selections

1. Stop deck 2, then locate the start of the desired tape selection on deck 1.

2. Pressthe REC PAUSE switch.

3. Pressthe } or 4 switchon deck 1.

4. Afterthe desired tape programme has been dubbed, pressthe

5. Repeat steps 1-4 to dub additional selections,

■ switchon deck 1 or 2.

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RECORDING FROM THE TUNER, PHONO OR AV INPUT

1. Tune in the radio station to be recorded, or play a record,video cassette orvideo disc.

2. Pressthe REC PAUSEswitch.The REC PAUSEindicator lightsand

3. Press the REC PAUSE switch again or press the F

switch. The recording starts.The

To record inthe opposite directionto that indicated

by the blinking indicator, press once the switch

whose indicator is not blinking,check that the other

indicatorisnow blinking,and pressthe same switch again.

➤indicator blinks.

➤ indicator remains lit.

TIMER OPERATION

ON/OFF timec

This enables radio prograrnmesto be recorded unat-

tended. CD play or tape playback can be started and stopped at the selected times.

WAKEUP timec

Thiswakes you up to the sound of a CD, tape or radio.

SLEEPtimen

Thisallowsyouto fallasleep tothe soundof a CD, tape

or radio. Note: Makeabsolutelysurethat the clockshowsthe correcttime beforesettingthe timer.

The TIMER, WAKE UP and SLEEP switches do not functionwhilethe clock display is blinking.

USING THE ON/OFF TIMER

4. Press the REC PAUSE switch to temporarily stop re-

cording.

5. Pressthe

When best interference Is heard A high-pitched noise called “beat” is sometimes heard during the recording of radio broadcasts.

In cases likethis,set the BEATCANCEL switchatthe rear of the cassette deck to the position (1 or 2) which will

reduce the level of the beat noise.

■ switchto stop recording.

TIMER OFF

14:00

The previoustimer OFF time setting appears, and tt _

“TIMER OFF” and hours displays blink.

4. Set the timerOFF time as described in step 3.

TIMER OFF

23:00

TIMER SOURCE

dlSC

The “TIMER SOURCE’ and previous source setting

blink.

5. Select the source by pressing the UP and DOWN switches.

r dISC -TAPE _TU ~ ~ REC

Set the ON and OFF times, then select the source to be used (for tuner, select the band and a preset station). Operationwillstartwiththe selected sourceatthe ONtime and the power willbe switched offat the OFF time. The timersettings are stored inthe memoryand retained even when the timer operation has been completed.

Eachtime the ON/OFF timer isto be used, set the unfito

the timer operation standby mode.

Pressthe TIMER switch.

1. TIMERON

13:10

The “TIMER ON” and previous timer ON time setting appear.

Pressthe MEMORY switch within 5 seconds.

TIMER ON

13:10

The “TIMER ON” and hours displays blink. Set the timer ON time by pressingthe UP and DOWN

switches,thenpressthe MEMORY switch(asdescribed under “ADJUSTING THE CLOCIC’).

TIMERON

22:20

‘or radio reception

station used duringtimer operation mustbe pre-

_he

iet. i. Performstep 5 above until“TU” blinks.(Select“TU I

REC”for unattended recording.)

TIMER SOURCE

(or for unattended recording)

). Pressthe MEMORY switch.

TIMER SOURCE MW

P 02 594 kHz

The band, presetnumberand frequencyofthe pre-

vioustimer operation are displayed.

:. Select the band usingthe BAND switch,then indi-

cate the desired preset number using the UP and

DOWN switches or the @ - @ switches on the remote control.

TIMER SOURCE FM 1

P 03 88.1 OMHZ

Note When a preset number cleared has been se-

lected, “- -- -“ blinks. Ifthe MEMORY switch is pressedthen, “Err”appears, the settingmodeis released and the originaldisplay returns.

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Pressthe MEMORY switch.

The original display returns, then the timer operation

standby mode isactivated. “TIMER” (or“TIMER REC”) remainslit.

7. Preparethe sources to be used. Note:

For tape playback: Iftapes have been loaded into both decks, deck 2 takes precedence. Tape playback/recording willstart onlyfromthe forward side.

8. Pressthe POWER switch to switch offthe power.

If the power is not switched off, the timer will not be

activated at the set time and the timer mode will be

released.

To switchoffthe powerduring atimercontrolled operation, press the POWER switch.The ON/OFF timer will then be released.

To check the timer settings

PresstheTIMER switch repeatedly. The timersettingsare displayed in the followingordec

- ON time

- - OFF time .

Source (Ifthe tuner is being used as the source,the

band, preset number and frequency are displayed.)

- Originaldisplay returns.

To change the settings, press the TIMER switchto select thesettingto be changed, then pressthe MEMORYswitch sothatthe displayblinks.Change the settingas explained above.

To set the timer again using the same settings

1. PresstheTIMER switch. ThetimerON time is displayed.

2. Press

3. Pressthe POWER switchto switch off the power.

the S= switchwithin 5 seconds.

Every time steps 1 and 2 are repeated, the mode alternatesbetweentimerstandbyand timeroffmodes.

USING THE WAKE UP TIMER

Set the wake-up time and source to be heard. Atthe set time,the set sourcewillbe heardandthe powerwilltum off

after 60 minutes.The WAKE UP timer willfunction every day unless it is released.

1. Pressthe WAKEUP switch.

WAKE UP

5:30

The “WAKE UP” and previous wake-up time setting appear.

2. Pressthe MEMORY switchwithin 5 seconds.

WAKE UP

5:30

The “WAKE UP” and hours display blink.

3. Set the wake-up time by pressing the UP and DOWN switches,then pressthe MEMORY switch.

WAKE UP

6:00

WAKE UP SOURCE

TAPE

The previoussource setting blinks.

4. Select the source usingthe UP and DOWN switches.

~ dlSC —TAPE —TU ~

Performstep 4 above until “TU” blinks on the display.

Then follow the steps b and c

tion” under “USING THE ON/OFF TIMER”.

5. Pressthe MEMORY switch. The originaldisplay returns,then the wake-up standby

mode isactivated. “WAKE UP” remains lit.

6. Prepare the sources to be used.

7. Press the POWER switch to switch off the power.

of For rad!orecep-

INote

If the CLEAR switch is pressed while the timer is

..\

being set, the originaldisplay returns. The timer mode isreleased ifa powerfailureoccurs duringtimer operation. Whenthe ON/OFF timer(orWAKEUP timer)issetfor the firsttime, or when the memory contents have

been lostdue to a powerfailure, “0:00” is displayed for both the ON and OFF times (or for the wake-up time). In these cases, press the MEMORY switch

after setting the times using the UP and DOWN

switches. If the MEMORY switch is pressed while

“0:00” isdisplayed, “Err”appears, the setting mode

is released and the originaldisplay returns.

To wake up to the sound from a CD, the volume will

gradually be increased (fade-in) at the wake-up time over a 15-second period, so you will be awakened gently. Pressthe POWER switch to switch off the powerafter

the power isturned on at the wake-up time,

Even after the WAKE UP timer o~eration has completed, “WAKEUP” remains litand-the standby mode continues.

To check the timer settings

Pressthe WAKE UP switchrepeatedly. The timer settings are displayed inthe followingordec

- Wake-up time Source (Ifthe tuner is being used as the source,the

band, presetnumber and frequency are displayed.)

- Originaldisplay returns.

To change the settings, press the WAKE UP switch to

selectthe settingto be changed, then pressthe MEMORY switch so that the display blinks. Change the setting as explained above.

To release the WAKE

Press the WAKE UP switch, then press the S= switch. Only the present time remains on the display.

UP timer

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USING THE SLEEP TIMER

This timer automatically switches off the power after a

presettime has elapsed. There are 7 time periods available 90,60,50,40,30,20 and 10 minutes.

1. Pressthe SLEEP switch.

SLEEP

The “SLEEP” and previoussleep time setting blink.

2. Pressthe SLEEP switchwithin desired sleep time.

r90--60_

- If the CLEAR switch is pressed, the originaldisplay returns and the SLEEP timer setting mode is released.

3. Pressthe SET switchor allow 5 seconds to elapse. The originaldisplayreturnsand the SLEEPtimerstarts,

“SLEEP” remains lit.

When usingthe SLEEPtimerwitha CD, the volumewill

graduallybe reduced (fade-out) during the 30-second period before the unitturns off.

50--40-.30-20+10 ‘(released)l

5 seconds to selectthe

To check the remaining sleep time

Pressthe SLEEP switch.The remainingtime isdisplayed.

Afterseveralseconds, the originaldisplay returns.

To release the SLEEP timer whiie in operation

Pressthe SLEEP switch,then pressSET. The timerisalso released ifthe power isswitched off.

Timer priorities

The-ON/OFF timer settings are released ifthe actual time reaches the ON time setting during WAKEUP timer operation.

DuringON/OFF timer operation, the WAKE UPtimer

will not operate, but the WAKE UP timer setting is

retained. The SLEEP timer has priorityover the ON/OFF and WAKE UP timers. The power is switched off by the SLEEPtimer.The ON/OFF timer setting is released, but the WAKE UP timer setting isretained.

MAINTENANCE

Cieaning the decks 1 and 2 heads To ensure use cotton swab to clean the heads, pinch rollersand capstans ofthe Ifthe dirtpersists,soakthe swab ina littlemethylatedspirit or head cleaning fluid and then clean.

Main unit Use a soft cloth

Ifthe dirtpersists,dip a softcloth intoa diluted solutionof neutraldetergent, wring itout,wipe awaythe dirt,and then take up any moisturewith a dry cloth. Donotuse benzine,thinnersoralcoholsincetheywillmar the finishofthe surfaces.

playback and recordiig withgoodqualii sound,

decks after about every 10 hours of use.

to remove dirt on the mainunit.

Record/Play h’ead (Play head in DECK 1)

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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

Common section

PowerON/OFF Adjustvolume Temporarilymute the sound

Selectsound style

Listen to surround sound

Functionselect

CD,TAPE or TUNER is automaticallyselected when CD play, tape playback or tuner function switches are pressed.

Set/check sleep time

CD player section

Open/close disctray

Set O-9,+1 Oswitchesto CD track mode CD 10KEY

Startplay tlom track 1

Startplay from desired track

Programmedplay

POWER

- or+VOL SOUND ON/OFF SOUND SURROUND PHONO or AV

SLEEP

—

SME

➤/11

CD 10KEY~ CD IOKEY -- MEMORY~ (O-9,+1 Oswitch)—

(O-9, +10 switch)

MEMORY ~

➤/ire

YemporWly stop play

skip play

Search Introscan Random play Repeat play stop Check remainingtime Tuner section SelectTUNER

Bandselect

Select preset station

?IectFM mode

Deck 1 section

Forward/reverseplay Fastforward/rewind +or*

AMSS

stop

Deck 2 section Fofward/reverse play

Fast forward/rewind 440rw

AMSS Startrecording Temporarilystop recording

Recordmute

stop

During play During play 144 or During play w or

INTRO

RANDOM REPEAT

■

During play TIME

TUNER (o - @ switchesset to tuner mode)

BAND (@ - @ switchesset to tuner mode)

@,@,... @or

SCAN (press again when desired station istuned in) MODE

<or>

During playback - or *

■

<or>

During playback 44 or M

●/n - ./ii, <or>

During recording ●/11 REC MUTE

■

➤/II

W (press once) M (press continuously)

Note Forremote

control operation, the supplied remote control must be used.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Tuner

(FM)

Receptionfrequency:

87.5 to 108 MHz

Usable sensitivity:

1.8 IN (mono)

Receptionfrequency:

522 to 1611 kHz (LW) Receptionfrequency:

144 to 290 kHz

Dimensions:

220(W) x65(H) x250(D) mm

Weight:

CD player Channels:

2-channel stereo

Sampling frequency:

44.1 kHz

Pick-up

Optical 3-beam semiconductor laser

Frequency response

5 Hz to 20 kHz

Wow/fluttec

Below measurable limits

Dimensions:

220(W) x65(H) x250(D) mm

Weight

1.75 kg

1.4 kg General

Ampllfler

Usable maximumoutput powec

30 W x 2 (0,9% THD)

lputs/outputS

Audio input x 2

OUtfXJ’t X 1

Audio Video inputx 1 Video output x 1

Graphic equalizec

7 band electronic

Spectrumanalyzec

7 band

Dimensions

220(W) x 120(H) x 250(D) mm

Weight

4.65 kg

Cassette Track system:

Frequency

deck

4-track, 2-channel stereo

response: Metal tapes 40 Hz to 15 kHz Chrome tapes: 40 Hz to 14

kHz

Power requirements

AC 230 V, 50 Hz

Powerconsumption:

190W

Speake~ systems Overallfrequency

40 Hz to 20 kHz

Type

2 way bass reflex

Unit used:

Woofec 13 cm cone type Tweetefi 5 cm cone type

Maximum power-handling capacity:

70 W (peak)

Nominal impedance:

ohms

response

Dimensions

185(W) x370(H) x260(D) mm

Weight

4.9 kg (per speaker)

Specificationssubject to change without notice.

Normaltapes: 40 Hz to 13 kHz

Signal-to-noiseratio:

60 dB (with Dolby NR ON)

Wow/fluttec

0.12% (WRMS)

Fastforward/rewind time

Approx. 110 sec. (C-60)

Dimensions:

220(W) x 120(H) x 250(D) mm

Weight

2.5 kg

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