Document Outline

• CD Radio Casse tte-Corder
  • To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the player to rain or moisture.
  • CAUTION
  • WARNING
    • For customers in Canada
  • Information
  • Owner's Record
  • Table of contents
    • Setting Up
    • Basic Operations
  • Playing a CD
    • • CD
    • • AM •TAPE
    • FUNCTION
    • Display
    • Track number Playing time
    • Use these buttons for additional operations
      • VOLUME {«/►M Ml ■ ±OPEN/CLOSE
      • FUNCTION
  • Listening to the radio
    • To improve broadcast reception
  • Playing a tape
    • Use these buttons for additional operations
    • ¡/¡,
    • O
  • Recording on a tape
    • Display
    • REC
    • Use these buttons for additional operations
      • Tips
    • 12.
      • The CD Player
  • Using the display
    • Checking the total track numbers and playing time
      • Total playing time
    • Checking the remaining time
  • Locating a specific
  • Playing tracks repeatedly
    • (Repeat Play)
      • • When you've selected REP ALL and SHUF REP,
      • To cancel Repeat Play
  • Playing tracks in random order
    • (Shuffle Play)
      • To cancel Shuffle Play
  • Creating your own program
    • Tips
    • To cancel Program Play
    • To change the current program
      • Setting Up
  • Choosing the power sources
    • Connecting the AC power cord
    • Using the player on batteries
  • Adjusting the sound emphasis
    • (TONE/MEGA BASS)
    • Adjusting the tone
    • Reinforcing the bass sound
      • Additional Information
  • Precautions
    • On safety
    • On power sources
    • On placement
    • On operation
    • Notes on CDs
    • Notes on cassettes
  • Maintenance
    • Cleaning the lens
    • Cleaning the tape heads and tape path
    • Demagnetizing the tape heads
    • Cleaning the cabinet
  • Specifications
    • AUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONS
    • Other Specifications CD player section
      • Radio section
      • Cassette-corder section
      • General
  • index
    • I. i. K
    • D, E. F, G. H
    • M. N, O
      • P,Q