Sharp SD-FX1 1 bit Stereo System
• The corresponding page number from the Japanese manual is listed
on the right side of the function description.
SHARP SD-FX1 Users Guide
Changing the display color
1-Press DISPLAY at least 2 seconds
2-Press CURSOR BACK/FORWARD to choose "Color"
3-Press ENTER then press CURSOR BACK/FORWARD to choose mode
-Initial: Automatic color change according to unit operations
-Fixed: Set to users' desired color
-Weekly: Daily color changes
-Random: Random color changes
4-Press ENTER
5-If "Fixed" or "Weekly" is choosen press CURSOR BACK/FORWARD to choose color then
press ENTER pg19
Turning OFF display
1-Press DISPLAY at least 2 seconds
2-Press CURSOR BACK/FORWARD to choose "Dimmer on" or "Dimmer off"
then press ENTER
pg19
Setting the clock
1-Press TIMER /DELETE
2-Press CURSOR BACK/FORWARD to choose "Time adjust"
3- Press ENTER
4-Press BACK/FORWARD to set year, press ENTER
5-Press BACK/FORWARD to set month, press ENTER
6-Press BACK/FORWARD to set day, press ENTER
7-Press BACK/FORWARD to set hour, press ENTER
8-Press BACK/FORWARD to set minute, press ENTER
-To reconfirm time/date when power is off press DISPLAY, when power is on press
TIMER/DELETE and then CURSOR BACK/FORWARD and time will display
pg20
Checking display during playback
1-Press TIME on remote repeatedly to display: track time elapsed, time remaining, disc time
remaining
2-Press DISPLAY repeatedly for CD level meter, CD text info and for MD level meter, text info,
remaining recordable time, recording date and time
pg25/29
Listening to the radio
1-Press TUNE/BAND and choose FM or AM
2-Press TUNING BACK/FORWARD to choose station
Auto:
Manual:
pg30
Pre-setting radio stations
1-Tune in to desired station
2-Press ENTER on remote
3-Press TUN./PRESET within 5 seconds then CURSOR BACK/FORWARD
to choose the pre-set number
4-Press ENTER within 5 seconds
pg32
Listening to pre-set stations
1-Press TUNER/BAND
2-Press TUN./PRESET BACK FORWARD to choose pre-set number
-To erase all pre-sets
1-Press CLEAR on remote for at least three seconds, "Tuner clear" will display
2-Press ENTER on remote
pg32
Adjusting volume and tone
X-BASS (emphasises bass tone)
1-Press X-BASS, on/off displays
Adjusting tone (pre-set equalizer)
1-Press PRE-EQ to choose one of four pre-set tones:
Flat, Soft, Heavy, Vocal
pg33
Using Repeat and Random modes
1-After stopping playback press PLAY MODE to choose playback mode:
Normal, Repeat, Random
2-Begin playback
pg35
Using program mode
1-Stop playback
2-Press PROGRAM
3-Press numeral keys to choose track (pressing CLEAR during programming will erase last
track)
4-After completion of programming press CD/MD STOP
5-To start playback press CD/MD PLAY
-To check programmed track order press BACK FORWARD keys while playback is stopped
-To add new tracks to program follow steps 1-4. The new tracks will follow behind the
previously programmed tracks
-To erase all programmed tracks stop playback and press CLEAR
pg36
Recording from CD to MD
1-Insert CD and recordable MD
2-Stop CD playback and switch source to CD
3-Press REC MODE to choose recording mode: SP, LP2, LP4, MONO
4-To begin recording press either HIGH for high speed recording or NORMAL for normal
speed.
-When there is not enough recordable space on an MD the following will display:
First, "TTL" followed by the number of tracks and time that will record. This will be followed by
a different display, "OVR" followed by number of tracks and time that cannot be recorded.
-To continue recording anyway press HIGH or NORMAL
-To quit press MD STOP key
pg40/41
Manually adjusting recording level
1-Stop CD playback and switch source to CD
2-Press VOL BACK/FORWARD to choose track numbers to be recorded
3-Press REC MODE to choose recording mode
4-Press CD PLAY
5-Press REC, pause the recording
6-Press REC LEVEL/CURSOR to adjust the level
-Levels can be adjusted from -4db to 10db in 2db increments
7-Press CD STOP
8-Press BACK/FORWARD to choose track once more
9-Press CD PLAY to begin recording
pg42
Checking recording mode and remaining time available
1-When playback is stopped press REC MODE repeatedly to view different recording modes
and and time remaining
pg43
Checking display when recording
1-Press DISPLAY repeatedly to show:
-Elasped time
-MD/CD track titles
-Level meter
-Remaining recordable time
pg43
Recording radio broadcasts to MD
1-Set station to be recorded
2-Insert a recordable MD
3-Press REC MODE to choose recording mode
4-Press REC
5-Press PLAY on MD, recording will begin
-When recording from the radio the total time recorded will become one track on the MD.
Stopping or pausing during recording will create a new track
pg44
Creating a new track while recording
1-To create a new track during recording without interruption press REC during recording at
point where new track is desired
pg45
Recording only prrgrammed tracks from CD to MD
Hyper Track Edit
1-Switch source to CD
2-Insert CD and recordable MD
3-Press BACK/FORWARD keys to choose track number
4-Press TRACK key to set track number
5-Repeat steps 3-4 until all tracks to be recorded are set (up to 20 tracks can be
programmed)
6-Choose HIGH or NORMAL to begin recording
pg47
Recording while listening to a CD
1-While listening to desired track press TRACK
2-After track is set press CD STOP
3-Press HIGH or NORMAL to begin recording
pg47
Recording from the beginning of a previously recorded MD
Top Position Edit
-With this function new tracks can be recorded on to the beginning of the MD, all previously
recorded tracks will come after
1-Prepare for recording
2-Press TOP POSITION key, press once more to set
3-Begin recording, if CD press HIGH or NORMAL, if radio press REC then MD PLAY
pg48
Copying track titles from CD-TEXT CDs
1-Begin recording
2-Press NAME/TOC EDIT while track to be copied is playing
3-Press ENTER within 10 seconds, the current track title information will display
4-Press ENTER once again before the track recording finishes
pg49
About high speed recording
-With this unit CD to MD recording can be done in approx. half the normal time in High Speed
Recording Mode, however some restrictions apply.
High speed copying limitations:
After the first copy of a CD is made there is an automatically imposed waiting period before
another high speed copy of the same CD can be made. For example: If a CD to MD recording
finishes in 40 minutes you will have to wait 34 minutes before another high speed copy of
same CD is made. If the recording was 74 minutes, a 74 minute waiting period will apply.
-If another copy is needed immediately recording can be done in normal recording speed.
-If high speed recording is interrupted or if even only one song is recorded a waiting period
will apply.
-If high speed recordings are made from 20 different CDs consecutively a waiting period will
be imposed before the 21st CD can be recorded in high speed mode
pg50
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