Document Outline

• Operating
• Instructions
  • Contents
  • For United Kingdom
  • Suggestions for Safety
    • ■ Use a standard AC wall outlet
    • ■ Grasp the plug when disconnecting the power supply cord
    • ■ Place the unit where it will be well ventilated
    • ■ Avoid places such as the following:
    • ■ Be sure to place the unit on a flat, level surface
    • ■ Never attempt to repair or reconstruct this unit
    • ■ Take particular care if children are present
    • ■ If water is spilled on the unit
    • ■ Avoid spray-type insecticides
    • ■ Never use alcohol or paint thinner
    • ■ Disconnect the power supply cord if the unit will not be used for a long time
    • ■ If trouble occurs
  • Accessories
  • Remote-Control Transmitter
    • Insertion of remote-control transmitter batteries
      • ■ Battery life
      • ■ Battery notes
    • Remote-control transmitter operation notes
  • Connections
    • O OJ
    • “SPEAKERS” terminals
    • “AUX” terminals
      • p Connection of speaker cords
    • “PHONO” terminals
      • ■ “GND" terminal
    • AC power supply cord
  • Antenna Connections
    • FM antenna
      • ■ FM indoor antenna (included)
      • ■ FM outdoor antenna (not included)
      • -If FM antenna terminal is as shown below
    • AM antenna
      • ■ AM loop antenna (included)
      • When attaching the antenna to the unit
      • ■ AM outdoor antenna (not included)
  • Front Panel Controls and Functions
    • Tuner section
      • O Tuning buttons (TUNING)
      • 0 FM stereo indicator (STEREO)
      • o Band indicator (FM. LW, MW)
      • 0 Digital frequency/input display
      • 0 Quartz-lock indicator (QUARTZ LOCK)
      • 0 Memory scan indicator (M.SCAN)
      • 0 Memory indicator (@)
      • 0 Channel display
      • 0 Preset-tuning buttons (1-0)
      • (24 CHANNEL RANDOM PRESET TUNING)
      • 0 Band selectors (BAND)
      • 0 Memory scan button (MEMORY SCAN)
      • 0 Memory button (MEMORY)
      • 0 FM mode selector (FM MODE)
    • Amplifier section
      • O Power “STANDBY c!)/ON” switch and indicator
      • fPOWER/STANDBY 6/ON)
      • e Headphones jack (PHONES)
      • 0 Remote-control signal receptor (REMOTE SENSOR)
      • o Input selectors (INPUT SELECTOR)
      • 0 Balance control (BALANCE)
      • 0 Volume-level adjustment indicators
      • O Volume control (VOLUME)
  • Front Panel Controls and Functions
    • Graphic equalizer section
      • 0 Display mode button (DISPLAY MODE)
      • 0 Memory button (MEMORY)
      • O Memory mode-select button (MANUAL/FIXED)
      • O Equalization mode-select button (EQ ON/FLAT)
      • © Display section
      • (§) Spectrum/Equalization display
      • (6) Full range display
      • © Equalization-mode indicators
    • Graphic equalizer section (continued)
      • (§) Equalization-memory indicator (MEMORY)
      • (e) Memory-mode indicators
      • 0 Equaiizatlon-preset indicators (1-6)
      • O Equalizer level-control buttons (EQUALIZER LEVEL CONTROL)
      • O Preset-memory buttons (1-6)
  • Front Panel Controls and Functions
    • Cassette deck section
    • Compact disc section
      • O Disc holder O Display section
      • (a) Program piay indicator (PGM)
      • (B) Track number display (TRACK)
      • © Programmed order number display (No.) © Auto cue indicator (A. CUE)
      • ® Time display 0 Repeat play indicator (O)
      • (g) Play indicator (P-)
      • © Pause indicator (I I)
      • 0 Compact disc edit indicator (EDIT)
      • 0 Tape side indicator (^ A, ^ B)
      • © Track number indicator (1-16)
      • 0 “Over” mark (^)
      • O Stop button (■ STOP)
      • O Skip buttons (\« SKIP PH)
      • 0 Search buttons ('^^ SEARCH PP)
      • © Play button (P PLAY)
      • 0 Pause button (II PAUSE)
      • 0 Disc holder open/close button {A OPEN/CLOSE)
      • © Auto cue button (AUTO CUE)
      • 0 Tape-side select button (SIDE A/B)
      • 0 Edit tape length button (TAPE LENGTH)
      • 0 Repeat button (REPEAT)
      • 0 Time mode select button (TIME MODE)
      • 0 Clear button (CLEAR)
      • Program button (PROGRAM)
  • Memory Presettings
    • Automatic memory presetting
    • Manual memory presetting
  • standard Operations
    • To listen through headphones
      • Connect headphones (not included) to the headphones jack.
    • After record play or radio broadcast, etc. has started
      • Adjust the volume level.
      • Adjust the left/right volume balance.
      • Change the tone quality.
    • Spectrum display
      • 0] Bar-type display
      • [U Peak-hold display
      • (D Dot display
      • d] Hustler mode
  • Listening to Radio Broadcasts
    • Manual tuning
    • If noise is excessive in FM broadcasts
    • Memory scanning
      • I MEMORY SCAN ] Press the memory scan button.
      • a broadcast you want to listen to is
      • Press the memory scan button or the tuner preset button (at the remote-control transmitter).
      • ■ If frequency presettings are accidentally erased
  • Listening to Tapes
    • Full automatic-stop system
    • Playing tapes recorded with Dolby NR
    • Various playback functions
    • Automatic-tape select function
  • Listening to Compact Discs
    • Normal play
      • Switch ON the power “STANDBY 6 /ON’* switch.
      • Press the "CD” button.
      • Press the open/close button to open the disc hoider and insert a disc.
      • Press the open/ciose button again to cióse the disc hoider.
      • Press the piay button.
      • M To stop disc play
      • ■ To temporarily stop disc play
    • Program play
      • Press the program button.
      • Press the skip button to select the desired track.
      • Press the program button again to enter the desired track.
      • Repeat the steps 2 and 3 to add the tracks.
      • \J Press the play button.
      • ■ To cancel program play, press the program button.
  • Listening to Compact Discs
    • Direct access play (by remote control transmitter only)
      • Choosing a specific track
    • Repeat play
    • Search play
      • •To skip forward, press the skip button (^H)>
      • •To skip backward, press the skip button (
      • •To search forward, press the search button
      • •To search backward, press the search button
  • Listening to Compact Discs
    • Auto cue
      • Press the auto cue button.
      • \3 Press the play button again to start play.
  • Listening to Other Source
    • Begin the operation of that unit.
    • Adjust the voiume level and the tone quality as desired.
  • Changing the Tone Quality
    • To adjust the desired tone quality
      • Press the equalizer on/flat button to set the equalizer on mode.
      • When the equalizer effect is not necessary.
      • Press the equalizer level control buttons to adjust the level of each frequency range.
    • Characteristics of each frequency range
    • To program an equalization curve into the memory
      • Adjust to the desired equalization curve.
      • Press the “MEMORY” button.
      • O Press one of the preset-memory buttons (1-6), whichever Is to be used to make the programming to the memory.
  • Changing the Tone Quality
    • To retrieve equalization curves from the memory
      • Press one of the preset-memory buttons, whichever corresponds to the curve to be retrieved.
      • ■ “MOST RECENT’ memory
    • To record from a sound source
  • Edit-Recording from Compact Discs
    • recording on cassette deck.
    • Carry out the steps 1 to 6 of “To record from a sound source” on page 32.
    • Press the edit tape length button to select the tape length.
    • vJ Press the play button.
    • ■ To select your desired recording time
    • Manual edit
    • fpi^
  • Edit-Recording
  • Remote-Control Operation
    • Amplifier controls
    • Tuner controls
    • Compact-disc controls
    • Cassette tape deck controls
    • Graphic equalizer controls
  • About Cassette Tapes
    • Avoid the following types of tapes
    • Notes about the handling of cassettes
    • Avoid tape storage in the following places
  • About Compact Discs
    • Handling precautions
    • Storage precautions
  • Maintenance
    • Head demagnetization
    • Maintenance of external surfaces
  • Troubleshooting Guide
    • Problem
    • Probable cause(s)
    • Suggested remedy
    • About moisture for compact disc player
      • Moisture may form on the lens in the following cases...
  • T echnical Specifications