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1 CC-5 Nturl Sound Mini Component System Active Servo Processing Speker System 20 FM/10 AM Sttion Automtic Storing Cpility Doule Cssette Tpe Deck with Automtic Reverse Function Tpe nd Continuous Plyck Cpility Automtic Synchronized Recording with CD Plyck Automtic CD Editing Function for Recording to Tpe 2-Wy Speed Duing Doly B/C Noise Reduction System 3-Mode Sound Processor Quick nd Esy Direct Plyck Function Multi-Use Timer/Sleep Timer Remote Control Cpility Thnk you for selecting this YAMAHA mini component system. This system is composed of TCD-CC5, A-CC5, K-CC5 nd NS-CC5. Active Servo Technology CONTENTS OWNER S MANUAL Sfety Instructions...Inside Front Cover Supplied Accessories... 1 Precutions...2 Active Servo Technology...3 Nmes of Controls, Indictors nd Rer Pnel Prts Remote Control Trnsmitter Preprtion for Use Setting the Clock...12 Compct Disc Opertion Tuner Opertion Cssette Tpe Opertion Sound Control...25 Recording How to Use the Built-in Timer Using Externl Units Mintennce...35 Specifictions...36 Trouleshooting...37 IMPORTANT! Plese record the seril numer of this unit in the spce elow. Model: Seril No.: The seril numer is locted on the rer of the unit. Retin this Owner s Mnul in sfe plce for future reference. WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK), NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. Explntion of Grphicl Symols The lightning flsh with rrowhed symol, within n equilterl tringle, is intended to lert you to the presence of uninsulted dngerous voltge within the product s enclosure tht my e of sufficient mgnitude to constitute risk of electric shock to persons. The exclmtion point within n equilterl tringle is intended to lert you to the presence of importnt operting nd mintennce (servicing) instructions in the literture ccompnying the pplince.

2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1 Red Instructions All the sfety nd operting instructions should e red efore the unit is operted. 2 Retin Instructions The sfety nd operting instructions should e retined for future reference. 3 Heed Wrnings All wrnings on the unit nd in the operting instructions should e dhered to. 4 Follow Instructions All operting nd other instructions should e followed. 5 Wter nd Moisture The unit should not e used ner wter for exmple, ner thtu, wshowl, kitchen sink, lundry tu, in wet sement, or ner swimming pool, etc. 6 Crts nd Stnds The unit should e used only with crt or stnd tht is recommended y the mnufcturer. 6A A unit nd crt comintion should e moved with cre. Quick stops, excessive force, nd uneven surfces my cuse the unit nd crt comintion to overturn. 7 Wll or Ceiling Mounting The unit should e mounted to wll or ceiling only s recommended y the mnufcturer. 8 Ventiltion The unit should e situted so tht its loction or position does not interfere with its proper ventiltion. For exmple, the unit should not e situted on ed, sof, rug, or similr surfce, tht my lock the ventiltion openings; or plced in uilt-in instlltion, such s ookcse or cinet tht my impede the flow of ir through the ventiltion openings. 9 Het The unit should e situted wy from het sources such s rditors, stoves, or other pplinces tht produce het. 10 Power Sources The unit should e connected to power supply only of the type descried in the operting instructions or s mrked on the unit. 11 Power-Cord Protection Power-supply cords should e routed so tht they re not likely to e wlked on or pinched y items plced upon or ginst them, pying prticulr ttention to cords t plugs, convenience receptcles, nd the point where they exit from the unit. 12 Clening The unit should e clened only s recommended y the mnufcturer. 13 Nonuse Periods The power cord of the unit should e unplugged from the outlet when left unused for long period of time. 14 Oject nd Liquid Entry Cre should e tken so tht ojects do not fll into nd liquids re not spilled into the inside of the unit. 15 Dmge Requiring Service The unit should e serviced y qulified service personnel when: A. The power-supply cord or the plug hs een dmged; or B. Ojects hve fllen, or liquid hs een spilled into the unit; or C. The unit hs een exposed to rin; or D. The unit does not pper to operte normlly or exhiits mrked chnge in performnce; or E. The unit hs een dropped, or the cinet dmged. 16 Servicing The user should not ttempt to service the unit eyond those mens descried in the operting instructions. All other servicing should e referred to qulified service personnel. 17 Power Lines An outdoor ntenn should e locted wy from power lines. 18 Grounding or Polriztion Precutions should e tken so tht the grounding or polriztion is not defeted. 19 Outdoor Antenn Grounding If n outside ntenn is connected to this unit, e sure the ntenn system is grounded so s to provide some protection ginst voltge surges nd uilt-up sttic chrges. Article 810 of the Ntionl Electricl Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, provides informtion with regrd to proper grounding of the mst nd supporting structure, grounding of the led-in wire to n ntenn dischrge unit, size of grounding conductors, loction of ntenn dischrge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, nd requirements for the grounding electrode. ELECTRIC SERVICE EQUIPMENT EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING MAST GROUND CLAMP NEC NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT (NEC SECTION ) GROUNDING CONDUCTORS (NEC SECTION ) GROUND CLAMPS POWER SERVICE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM (NEC ART 250. PART H) Note to CATV system instller: This reminder is provided to cll the CATV system instller's ttention to Article of the NEC tht provides guidelines for proper grounding nd, in prticulr, specifies tht the cle ground shll e connected to the grounding system of the uilding, s close to the point of cle entry s prcticl. We Wnt You Listening For A Lifetime YAMAHA nd the Electronic Industries Assocition s Consumer Electronics Group wnt you to get the most out of your equipment y plying it t sfe level. One tht lets the sound come through loud nd cler without nnoying lring or distortion nd, most importntly, without ffecting your sensitive hering. Since hering dmge from loud sounds is often undetectle until it is too lte, YAMAHA nd the Electronic Industries Assocition s Consumer Electronics Group recommend you to void prolonged exposure from excessive volume levels. SPECIAL NOTES FOR FCC COMPOSITE DEVICE This device is composite system. The digitl device component my not cuse hrmful interference.

3 FCC INFORMATION 1. IMPORTANT NOTICE : DO NOT MODIFY THIS UNIT! This product, when instlled s indicted in the instructions contined in this mnul, meets FCC requirements. Modifictions not expressly pproved y Ymh my void your uthority, grnted y the FCC, to use the product. 2. IMPORTANT : When connecting this product to ccessories nd/or nother product use only high qulity shielded cles. Cle/s supplied with this product MUST e used. Follow ll instlltion instructions. Filure to follow instructions could void your FCC uthoriztion to use this product in the USA. 3. NOTE : This product hs een tested nd found to comply with the requirements listed in FCC Regultions, Prt 15 for Clss B digitl devices. Complince with these requirements provides resonle level of ssurnce tht your use of this product in residentil environment will not result in hrmful interference with other electronic devices. This equipment genertes/uses rdio frequencies nd, if not instlled nd used ccording to the instructions found in the users mnul, my cuse interference hrmful to the opertion of other electronic devices. Complince with FCC regultions does not gurntee tht interference will not occur in ll instlltions. If this product is found to e the source of interference, which cn e determined y turning the unit OFF nd ON, plese try to eliminte the prolem y using one of the following mesures: Relocte either this product or the device tht is eing ffected y the interference. Utilize power outlets tht re on different rnch (circuit reker or fuse) circuits or instll AC line filter/s. In the cse of rdio or TV interference, relocte/reorient the ntenn. If the ntenn led-in is 300 ohm rion led, chnge the led-in to coxil type cle. If these corrective mesures do not produce stisfctory results, plese contct the locl retiler uthorized to distriute this type of product. If you cn not locte the pproprite retiler, plese contct Ymh Electronics Corp., U.S.A Orngethorpe Ave, Buen Prk, CA The ove sttements pply ONLY to those products distriuted y Ymh Corportion of Americ or its susidiries. SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES After unpcking, check tht the following prts re contined. Remote control trnsmitter Indoor FM ntenn PROG CLEAR CALL TIME + 10 CD BAND TUNER Speker cords HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + MW/LW(AM) loop ntenn Btteries (size AA, UM/SUM-3, R6, HP-7) E-1

4 PRECAUTIONS: READ THIS BEFORE OPERATING YOUR UNIT To ssure the finest performnce, plese red this mnul crefully. Keep it in sfe plce for future reference. This unit is equipped with the newly developed Active Servo Processing Speker System. It is not designed for use with conventionl spekers. Therefore, do not ttempt to connect other spekers thn the provided speker system. Choose the instlltion loction of this unit crefully. Avoid plcing it in direct sunlight or close to source of het. Also void loctions suject to virtion nd excessive dust, het, cold or moisture. Keep it wy from sources of hum such s trnsformers nd electric motors. Do not operte this unit upside-down. It my overhet, possily cusing dmge. Never open the cinet. If something drops into the set, contct your deler Do not plce CD or other ojects on top of this unit. Do not use force on switches, controls or connection wires. When moving the unit, first disconnect the power plug nd the wires connected to other equipment. Never pull the wire itself. Do not ttempt to clen the unit with chemicl solvents; this might dmge the finish. Use clen, dry cloth. Be sure to red the TROUBLESHOOTING section regrding common operting errors efore concluding tht the unit is fulty. To prevent lightning dmge, disconnect the AC power plug nd disconnect the ntenn cle when there is n electricl storm. Do not plug the AC power plug to the wll socket efore you finish ll connections. Never llow metllic items (e.g. screwdrivers, tools, etc.) to come ner the cssette deck s record/plyck hed ssemly in this unit. Doing so my not only scrtch or dmge the hed s mirrorsmooth finish, it my chnge the mgnetic chrcteristics of the heds, cusing deteriortion in reproduction performnce qulity. Although the cssette deck s record/plyck heds used in this unit re high qulity heds with outstnding reproduction chrcteristics, they cn ecome dirty through the use of old tpes or from dust ccumultion over time. This cn hve serious effect on reproduction qulity. Clen the heds regulrly with one of the commonly ville hed cleners or with clening solutions. The voltge to e used must e the sme s tht specified on this unit. Using this product with higher voltge thn tht which is specified is dngerous nd my result in fire or other type of ccident cusing dmge. YAMAHA will not e held responsile for ny dmge resulting from use of this unit with voltge other thn tht which is specified. Sudden temperture chnges nd storge or opertion in n extremely humid environment my cuse condenstion inside the cinet. Condenstion cn cuse the unit to mlfunction. Follow the procedure elow to eliminte condenstion. CD pickup Leve the power on with no disc in the unit until norml plyck is possile (out 1 hour). Tpe hed Leve the power on with no cssette in the unit until norml plyck is possile (out 1 hour). Note If condenstion forms on the tpe hed, foreign mtter my ccumulte during use. Remote control Wipe off condenstion on the trnsmitter window with soft cloth efore operting the unit. STANDBY mode While the power is on, pressing the POWER switch (or the POWER utton on the remote control trnsmitter) switches the unit to the STANDBY mode. (In this mode, the indictor ove the POWER switch illumintes.) In this mode, min voltge is still present inside the unit. If you wnt to switch off the unit completely, disconnect the AC power plug from the wll socket. NOTE Plese check the copyright lws in your country to record from records, compct discs, rdio, etc. Recording of copyright mteril my infringe copyright lws. If this unit s opertion freezes or disply indictions re incorrect First disconnect the AC supply led from the wll AC outlet, nd then press the RESET utton on the rer of this unit t lest for one minute. This opertion resets the internl microcomputer which controls this unit. However, this opertion will lso erse ll memorized rodcsting sttions. To store sttions gin, follow the methods descried on pge WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this unit to rin or moisture. To void electricl shock, do not open the cinet. Refer servicing to qulified personnel only. DANGER Invisile lser rdition when open nd interlock filed or defeted. Avoid direct exposure to em. CAUTION 1 Use of controls or djustments or performnce of procedures other thn those specified herein my result in hzrdous rdition exposure. CAUTION 2 As the lser em used in this compct disc plyer is hrmful to the eyes, do not ttempt to disssemle the cinet. Refer servicing to qulified personnel only. Lser Diode Properties Mteril: GAlAs Wvelength: 780nm Emission Durtion: continuous Lser Output: mx. 44.6µW* * This output is the vlue mesured t distnce of out 200mm from the ojective lens surfce on the Opticl Pick-up Block. The sound level t given volume setting depends on comintion of speker efficiency, loction nd my other fctors. Cre should e tken to void exposure to sudden high levels of sound, which my occur when turning on the unit with the volume control setting t high, nd to continuous high levels of sound. E-2

5 ACTIVE SERVO TECHNOLOGY Highmplitude ss sound Cinet Air woofer (Helmholtz resontor) Port Active Servo Processing Amplifier Signls Signls of low mplified Negtive-impednce output drive The theory of the Active Servo Technology is sed upon two mjor fctors, the Helmholtz resontor nd negtiveimpednce drive. Active Servo Processing spekers reproduce the ss frequencies through n ir woofer, which is smll port or opening in the speker s cinet. This opening is used insted of, nd performs the functions of, woofer in conventionlly designed speker system. Thus, signls of low mplitude within the cinet cn, ccording to the Helmholtz resonnce theory, e output from this opening s wves of gret mplitude if the design is such tht the size of the opening nd the volume of the cinet re in the correct proportion to stisfy certin rtio. In order to ccomplish this, moreover, the mplitudes within the cinet must e oth precise nd of sufficient power ecuse these mplitudes must overcome the lod presented y the ir tht exists within the cinet. Thus it is this prolem tht is resolved through the employment of design in which the mplifier functions to supply the signls. If the electricl resistnce of the voice coil is reduced to zero, the movement of the speker unit would ecome liner with respect to signl voltge, nd, to ccomplish this, specil negtive-impednce output-drive mplifier for sutrcting output impednce of the mplifier is used. By employing negtive-impednce drive circuits, the mplifier is le to generte precise, low-mplitude low-frequency wves with superior dmping chrcteristics, nd these wves re then rdited from the cinet opening s highmplitude signls. The system cn, therefore, y employing the negtive-impednce output drive mplifier nd speker cinet with the Helmholtz resontor, reproduce n extremely wide rnge of frequencies (28 Hz 20 khz) with mzing sound qulity nd less distortion. The fetures descried ove, then, re comined to e the fundmentl structure of the Active Servo Technology. E-3

6 NAMES OF CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND REAR PANEL PARTS CD Plyer Section TIME OVER AUTO EDIT A B PROGRAM TOTAL REMAIN RANDOM OVER AUTO EDIT Indictor 2. TIME OVER Indictor 3. Trck Numer Indictor 4. PROGRAM Indictor 5. TOTAL Time Indictor 6. REMAINING Time Indictor 7. Minutes nd Seconds Indictor 8. Puse Indictor: 9. Ply Indictor: 10. Tpe Side Indictors 11. Music Schedule Indictor 12. Music Schedule OVER Indictor 13. RANDOM Ply Indictor 14. Indictor 15. RANDOM Ply Button 16. Stop Button: 17. Ply Button: 18. Disc Tle 19. Open/Close Button: 20. EDIT Button 21. Skip Buttons: / 22. Auto Tpe Edit Buttons Tuner/Timer Section MEMORY AUTO ST TIMER STEREO ON TIME SLEEP MHz khz Preset Numer Indictor 24. Bnd Indictor 25. Sttion Frequency Indictor 26. MEMORY Indictor 27. AUTO ST Indictor 28. FM STEREO Indictor 29. TIMER Set Indictor 30. ON TIME Indictor 31. SLEEP Indictor 32. AUTO MEMORY Button 33. BAND Selector Button 34. TUNER PRESET Buttons: / 35. DISPLAY Button 36. TIMER Button 37. SLEEP Button 38. MEMORY/TIME ADJUST Button 39. FM MODE/CLEAR Button 40. TUNING Down/HOUR Button: 41. TUNING Up/MINUTE Button: E-4

7 NAMES OF CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND REAR PANEL PARTS Amplifier Section POWER Switch 43. STANDBY Indictor 44. BASS Tone Control 45. TREBLE Tone Control 46. BALANCE Control 47. INPUT Selector nd Indictors 48. VOLUME Control/Indictor 49. PHONES Jck 50. SOUND PROCESSOR Progrm Selector nd Indictors 51. Remote Control Sensor Tpe Deck Section Controls for Tpe 52. Tpe Cssette Comprtment 53. EJECT Button 54. Fst Wind Button: 55. Ply Button nd Indictor: 56. Stop Button: 57. Ply Button nd Indictor: 58. Fst Wind Button: Controls for Tpe 59. Fst Wind Button: 60. Ply Button nd Indictor: 61. Stop Button: 62. Ply Button nd Indictor: 63. Fst Wind Button: 64. EJECT Button 65. Tpe Cssette Comprtment Common Controls for Tpe nd 66. REVERSE MODE Switch 67. DOLBY NR Switch 68. DUBBING Buttons nd Indictors 69. PAUSE Button 70. REC Button 71. Record Indictor 72. TIMER Switch E-5

8 NAMES OF CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND REAR PANEL PARTS Rer Pnel of Tuner/CD Plyer Section 1. System Control Connector 2. Antenn Terminls 3. RESET Button 4. FREQUENCY STEP Switch (Generl model only) FREQUENCY STEP switch (Generl model only) Becuse the intersttion frequency spcing differs in different res, set the FREQUENCY STEP switch (locted t the rer) ccording to the frequency spcing in your re. Before setting this switch, disconnect the AC supply led of this unit from the AC outlet. (U.S.A., Cnd nd Generl models) (U.K., Austrli nd Europe models) Rer Pnel of Amplifier Section 5. System Control Sockets 6. SPEAKERS Terminls 7. DAT Terminls 8. PHONO Terminls nd GND Terminl 9. AUX Terminls 10. VOLTAGE SELECTOR (Generl model only) 11. AC Supply Led VOLTAGE SELECTOR (Generl model only) The voltge selector on the rer pnel of this unit must e set for your locl min voltge BEFORE plugging into the AC min supply. Voltges re 110/120/220/240V AC, 50/60 Hz. Rer Pnel of Tpe Deck Section 12. System Control Connector 13. System Control Socket Speker Section 14. AST Port 15. Speker Terminls E-6

9 REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER 1 Nmes of controls CD Control Buttons PROG CLEAR CALL TIME + 10 CD BAND TUNER Remote Control Trnsmitter Window 2. Trck Numer Input Buttons 3. PROGRAM Button 4. CLEAR Button 5. CALL Button 6. Serch Buttons: / 7. Button 8. Stop Button: 9. TIME Disply Selector Button 10. Open/Close Button: 11. Skip Buttons: / 12. CD Cll Button 13. Ply Button: 14. Puse Button: HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE 14 POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME BAND TUNER Tuner Control Buttons 15. Tuning Up/Down Buttons 16. BAND Selector Button 17. TUNER Cll Button HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + E-7

10 REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER Tpe Control Buttons BAND TUNER HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE Tpe Tpe 18. Record/Puse Button: 19. Fst Wind Button: 20. Ply Button: 21. Stop Button: 22. Ply Button: 23. Fst Wind Button: 24. Fst Wind Button: 25. Ply Button: 26. Stop Button: 27. Ply Button: 28. Fst Wind Button: 29. TAPE Cll Button BAND CD TUNER POWER Switch 31. AUX Cll Button 32. DAT Cll Button (or PHONO Cll Button for U.K., Austrli nd Europe models) 33. Sound Processor Progrm Selectors 34. Sound Processor OFF Button 35. VOLUME Down ( )/Up (+) Buttons 30 HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME E-8

11 REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER Loding the tteries for the remote control trnsmitter 1Remove the ttery comprtment cover. 2Insert 2 AA size tteries (UM/SUM-3, R6, HP-7 or equivlent) into the ttery comprtment. * Plcing the tteries the wrong wy round will cuse mlfunction. 3Replce the ttery comprtment cover. Precutions for ttery use Insert the tteries ccording to the direction indicted in the ttery comprtment. Replce ll tteries with new ones t the sme time. Remove the tteries if they re wek or if the unit is not in use for long periods. Don t mix norml tteries with rechrgele tteries. Proper use of the remote control trnsmitter Aim (within the rnge of 30 with no ostcles) the remote control trnsmitter t the remote control sensor nd operte s shown. Notes concerning use Replce the tteries if control distnce decreses or opertion ecomes unstle. Periodiclly clen the trnsmitter window on the remote control trnsmitter nd the sensor on the min unit with soft cloth. Exposing the sensor on the min unit to strong light (especilly n inverter type of fluorescent lmp etc.) my interfere with opertion. Chnge the lighting or the direction of the unit. Keep the remote control trnsmitter wy from moisture, excessive het, shock nd virtions. The remote control trnsmitter s usle rnge is within 0.2m (8 ) nd 6m (20 ) wy from the sensor. E-9

12 PREPARATION FOR USE A Tuner/CD plyer Left speker Right speker Plcing the system Plce this system in either the wy of A or B figured t left. A: Be sure to plce the Tuner/CD plyer on the top, the Deck t the ottom nd the Amplifier etween them. B: Be sure to plce the Tuner/CD plyer on the Deck, nd the Amplifier t the left of them. B Left speker Amplifier Deck Tuner/CD plyer Right speker Notes If the system is put in rck, llow spce of lest 3 cm (1-3/16 ) ove nd 10 cm (4 ) t the ck of the unit. Disconnect the AC supply led from the AC outlet efore connecting or disconnecting ny component. Be creful not to let the connection cords touch the rditor pltes on the rer of the mplifier. Amplifier Deck Antenn connection (1) Supplied FM ntenn Connect the FM ntenn wire to the corresponding terminl nd direct the FM ntenn wire to the direction where the strongest signl cn e received. (2) Supplied MW/LW (AM) loop ntenn 15 m (49 feet) 7.5 m (25 feet) Erth rod Connect the MW/LW (AM) loop ntenn wire to the corresponding terminls. Position the MW/LW (AM) loop ntenn for optimum reception. Plce the MW/LW (AM) loop ntenn on shelf etc., or instll it on the rck or wll with screws (not supplied). Notes When sttic is still herd even fter djusting the position of the MW/LW (AM) loop ntenn, try reversing the connection (right to left). Do not plce the MW/LW (AM) loop ntenn on the unit. It will result in noise genertion, since the unit is equipped with digitl electronics. Plce the MW/LW (AM) loop ntenn wy from the unit. (3) Externl FM ntenn Use n externl FM ntenn insted of n indoor FM ntenn if you need etter reception. Consult your deler. (4) Externl MW/LW (AM) ntenn or Use n externl MW/LW (AM) ntenn if you need etter reception. Consult your deler. Note When using n externl MW/LW (AM) ntenn, e sure to keep the wire of the MW/LW (AM) loop ntenn connected. E-10

13 PREPARATION FOR USE Altvoz derecho Altvoz izquierdo Speker connection Connect ech speker wire to the SPEAKERS terminls s shown. (Blck wire with white line plus (+) terminl, lck wire minus ( ) terminl) Cutions Do not let the re speker wires touch ech other s this could dmge the mplifier nd/or spekers. When connecting the spekers to the unit, e sure to connect the speker wires properly. Do not mistke the right chnnel for the left chnnel nd the plus (+) terminl for the minus ( ) terminl. Do not connect these SPEAKERS terminls to spekers other thn the provided speker system. System connection Connect the red connector to the red socket. Connect the white connector to the white socket. Connect the lck connector to the lck socket. How to disconnect the system connector Grsp oth sides of the connector to disconnect the connector. Connecting the AC supply led After connecting the spekers nd system connectors, plug the AC supply led into convenient AC outlet. Unplug the AC supply led from the AC outlet if the unit is not to e used for long period of time. To n AC outlet E-11

14 SETTING THE CLOCK 1 DISPLAY 1 While the sttion frequency indictor on the tuner or the ON TIME indictor is lit, press the DISPLAY utton to disply the time. 2 TUNING HOUR MINUTE MEMORY FM MODE TIME ADJ CLEAR Chnges. 2 While pressing the TIME ADJUST utton, press the HOUR utton nd set the hour. * Press the HOUR utton once to dvnce the time y 1 hour. Press nd hold to dvnce continuously. 3 While pressing the TIME ADJUST utton, press the MINUTE utton nd set the desired time. * Press the MINUTE utton once to dvnce the time y 1 minute. Press nd hold to dvnce continuously. * The hour setting will not dvnce even if minutes dvnce from 59 to TUNING HOUR MINUTE 4 Relese the TIME ADJUST utton to strt the clock t the correct time. * The clock strts operting from 0 seconds. (Seconds re not displyed.) 4 MEMORY TIME ADJ FM MODE CLEAR Chnges. In the event of power filure or when the AC supply led is disconnected. The clock disply will go out. When the AC power supply is resumed, the clock disply will flsh on nd off to indicte tht the time must e reset. TUNING HOUR MEMORY MINUTE FM MODE TIME ADJ CLEAR Europe model uses n 00:00 24-hour disply. COMPACT DISC OPERATION Cre of compct discs Compct discs re firly resistnt to dmge, however mistrcking cn occur due to n ccumultion of dirt on the disc surfce. Follow the guidelines elow for mximum enjoyment from your CD collection nd plyer. Do not write on either side of the disc, prticulrly the nonlel side. Signls re red from the non-lel side. Do not mrk this surfce. Keep your discs wy from direct sunlight, het nd excessive moisture. Alwys hold the CDs y the edges. Fingerprints, dirt or wter on the CDs cn cuse noise or mistrcking. If CD is dirty or does not ply properly, clen it with soft, dry cloth, wiping stright out from the centre, long the rdius. E-12

15 COMPACT DISC OPERATION 2,4 5 CD plyck 1 Select the CD position. 2 Press the open/close utton to open the disc tle. 3 Plce disc on the tle, lel side up. * 8 cm (3 ) discs my e plyed without n dptor. 4 Press the open/close utton to close the disc tle. * The totl numer of trcks nd the totl plying time will e displyed for severl seconds. * The music schedule will e displyed only for the numer of trcks on the disc. * If the compct disc contins more thn 21 trcks, the OVER indictor will light up on the music schedule. Totl numer of trcks Totl plying time Remining plying time for first trck TOTAL REMAIN Music schedule POWER 1 POWER PROG CLEAR CALL TIME + 1 2,4 BAND HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME CD TUNER TAPE + 1 5,2 5 Press the ply utton to strt plyck from trck 1. * The indictor will pper nd plyck will egin. As the plyck of ech trck on the music schedule is finished, tht trck numer will go out. Direct plyck If compct disc is lredy in the disc tle, just press the ply utton to utomticlly turn on the power nd strt plyck. To interrupt plyck 1 Press the puse utton. * The indictor will light up. 2 Press the ply utton to resume plyck from the sme point. To stop plyck Press the stop utton. To switch the unit off fter use Set the unit to the STANDBY mode y pressing POWER switch. (The indictors will go off except for the STANDBY indictor nd the current time disply.) E-13

16 COMPACT DISC OPERATION Precutions If the disc is dmged, dirty or loded upside down, the disply will show error signs s follows: * no disc is displyed. * The totl trck numer or 01 is not displyed. Clen, replce or lod the disc properly. If TV or rdio interference occurs during CD opertion, move the unit wy from the TV or rdio. Sujecting the unit to shock or virtion cn cuse mistrcking. Plying some compct discs t high volume cn cuse mistrcking. In this cse, listen t lower volume. Do not push the disc tle while it is moving. Press the open/close utton if your finger, disc or other oject is cught y the tle. (The tle closing opertion will stop fter 4 seconds even if the open/close utton is not pressed. At this time, Er 0:00 ppers in the disply.) If the power fils while the tle is open, wit until the power supply returns or gently push the tle mnully to close it. The temperture rnge for plying compct discs is recommended to e 5 C (41 F) 35 C (95 F). Direct-selection ply By using the trck numer input uttons on the remote control trnsmitter, ny trck you wish to listen to cn e plyed directly. PROG TIME CLEAR CALL Use the trck numer input uttons to select the desired trck numer. Ply will egin utomticlly. BAND CD TUNER +10 A. For exmple, to choose selection 12 (1) Press the +10 utton. (2) Within 3 seconds, press 2 utton. HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + B. For exmple, to choose selection 20 (1) Press the +10 utton. (2) Within 3 seconds, press the +10 utton gin. (3) Within 3 seconds, press the 0 utton. Note A trck numer higher thn the numer of trcks on the disc cnnot e selected. Also, if higher trck numer is selected while the disc tle is open, ply will egin from trck 1 when the disc tle is closed. E-14

17 COMPACT DISC OPERATION 2 Skip serch The eginning of ny trck cn e found utomticlly PROG CLEAR CALL TIME + 10 CD BAND TUNER 1 1 Lod disc nd egin plyck. 2 Press the utton to forwrd or utton to reverse through the CD. * The indictor flshes while serching for the trck eginning. * If the utton or utton is pressed repetedly during plyck, plyck will egin from the eginning of the trck shown in the trck numer indictor. * This function cn lso e performed while the unit is stopped. Press the ply utton when your desired trck numer ppers in the trck numer disply. Plyck will egin from the eginning of the trck. HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + 2 Note This function will e performed forwrd or ckwrd from ny point on the disc. However, it will not move forwrd during plyck of the finl trck. Mnul serch 1 Begin plyck. PROG TIME CLEAR CALL + 10 CD BAND TUNER 2 Press nd hold the utton to dvnce ply rpidly, nd the utton to reverse ply rpidly. * The sound cn e herd (lthough slightly grled) during mnul serch in either direction. This is convenient for locting precise position within trck, or for reviewing the contents quickly. * Mnul serch proceeds t twice the norml plyck speed for severl seconds, nd then the speed will ecome fster. HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + Notes Mnul serch cn lso e performed while disc ply is pused. Mnul serch is not possile during rndom ply. If the end of the disc is reched while serching, the End indictor lights nd CD opertion is pused. Press the stop utton to stop CD opertion. E-15

18 COMPACT DISC OPERATION Progrm ply You cn progrm up to 20 trcks in ny desired order. 2 PROG TIME CLEAR CALL Lod disc nd close the disc tle. 2 When in the stop mode, press the PROGRAM utton to prepre for progrmming. * The PROGRAM indictor will flsh. CD BAND TUNER HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + 3 Use the trck numer input uttons to select the desired trck numer. * The selected trck numer will e displyed. * The progrmmed plyck order nd the totl ply time of the progrmmed trcks will e utomticlly displyed, nd only those trck numers will pper in the music schedule. * For exmple, to choose selection 12 (1) Press the +10 utton. (2) Within 3 seconds, press the 2 utton. Plyck order PROGRAM TOTAL Music schedule Totl plying time 10 4 Repet step 3 for ny other trck. Up to 20 trcks cn e progrmmed. 5 Press the ply utton to strt plyck of progrmmed selections. Notes It is lso possile to progrm sequence of trcks while looking t the list of trcks on the surfce of the disc efore closing the disc tle. During plyck or puse, progrmming is not possile. To check the progrm dt PROG TIME CLEAR CALL + 10 CALL Press the CALL utton while the disc is stopped to review the order of the progrmmed sequence efore plyck egins. * While the plyck order nd trck numers re displyed, the trck numers on the music schedule will lso flsh on nd off in the sme order. BAND CD TUNER CLEAR Press the CALL utton during plyck or puse to check the numer of the next trck to e plyed. To cncel the progrmmed sequence HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + Press the CLEAR utton while the disc is stopped nd the PROGRAM indictor is lit. * To cncel the lst progrmmed trck during progrmming, press the CLEAR utton when the PROGRAM indictor is flshing. Plyck order PROGRAM TOTAL Trck numer Notes Opening the disc tle utomticlly cncels the progrmmed sequence. Progrmming nd cncelling re not possile during plyck or puse Music schedule E-16

19 COMPACT DISC OPERATION Repet ply An entire disc, single trck or progrmmed sequence cn e continuously repeted. To repet n entire disc 1, PROG CLEAR CALL TIME + 10 CD BAND TUNER 2,3 1 Press the utton. * The indictor will light up. 2 Press the ply utton. To repet progrmmed sequence HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE 1 Progrm sequence of up to 20 trcks. (Refer to the Progrm ply on the previous pge for the progrmming method.) POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + 2 Press the utton. * The indictor will light up. 3 Press the ply utton. To repet single trck 1 Progrm single trck. (Refer to the Progrm ply on the previous pge for the progrmming method.) Press the utton. * The indictor will light up. 3 Press the ply utton. To cncel the repet ply Press the utton gin. (The indictor goes out.) E-17

20 COMPACT DISC OPERATION Rndom ply The trcks on the disc cn e plyed in rndom order. 3 RANDOM Lod disc nd close the disc tle. 2 Press the RANDOM utton to egin rndom ply. * The RANDOM indictor will light up. * As the trcks to e plyed re selected, the trck numers [1], [2], [3]... [20] in the music schedule will flsh on nd off nd the trck numer disply will chnge ccordingly. To cncel the rndom ply Press the ply utton. The RANDOM indictor goes out. Notes When using rndom ply or repet ply, e sure to press the stop utton, or switch off the power when you hve finished listening. Otherwise, the CD(s) will e plyed endlessly. While progrmmed trcks re eing plyed, rndom ply is not possile. Switching the time disply PROG CLEAR CALL TIME + 10 CD BAND TUNER HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + ➀ ➁ ➂ ➃ TIME REMAIN TOTAL TOTAL REMAIN Ech time the TIME utton is pressed, the disply will chnge s descried elow. [Exmple] When the second trck is eing plyed ck. (Refer to the illustrtion on the left.) ➀ The elpsed ply time for ech trck will e displyed. * 8 seconds hve pssed since the eginning of the second trck. ➁ The remining ply time for the current trck will e displyed. * 2 minutes nd 58 seconds remin till the end of the second trck. ➂ The totl ply time up to the current trck will e displyed. * 8 minutes nd 16 seconds hve pssed since the eginning of the first trck. ➃ The totl remining ply time from the point eing plyed t tht time will e displyed. * 41 minutes remin till the end of the disc. Notes During rndom ply, the elpsed ply time for ech trck will e displyed, nd the disply cnnot e switched. When disc tht hs 21 or more trcks is used, --:-- will e displyed in the following cses: * When n ttempt is mde to disply trck numer 21 or higher y using the utton when the disc is stopped. * When n ttempt is mde to disply the remining time while trck whose numer is 21 or higher is eing plyed ck. * When you progrm trck numer 21 or higher. * When the totl ply time exceeds 100 minutes. E-18

21 TUNER OPERATION 3 2 You cn store up to 30 sttions (20 FM sttions nd 10 AM (LW or MW) sttions) nd recll them together with their FM reception mode (stereo or mono), t the push of utton. Auto scn memory By this method, the unit will store sttions with strong signls utomticlly (for FM nd AM (LW or MW) respectively). 1 Select the TUNER position. 2 Select the desired frequency nd. [FM or AM (LW or MW)] 1 3 Press the AUTO MEMO utton. * The MEMORY indictor will flsh. * After uto scn memory is finished, the MEMORY indictor goes out, nd you cn her the rodcst sttion which ws stored lst into memory. * If fewer thn 20 FM sttions or 10 AM (LW or MW) sttions hve een stored in memory, uto scn memory will stop t the highest frequency nd this unit will turn into receiving mode. * If uto scn memory is performed gin though rodcsting sttions hve een lredy stored, the previous contents re ersed. PROG TIME CLEAR CALL + 10 Note The uto scn memory function my e ffected y rdio interference generted y electric equipment. For exmple, home computers, fcsimiles, etc. If you hve difficulty using the uto scn memory, move the unit wy from electric equipment nd djust the position of the ntenn to minimize the interference. If you cnnot minimize the interference, plese use the mnul memory function s descried elow. BAND HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF CD TUNER TAPE 1 2 POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + AM is for U.S.A., Cnd, Austrli nd Generl models. MW/LW is for U.K. nd Europe models. E-19

22 TUNER OPERATION 3,5 2 4 Mnul memory When uto scn memory does not function due to wek signl, frequencies re devited due to strong signl, or you wnt to chnge the memory contents, perform the following opertion. 1 Perform steps 1 2 of the Auto scn memory section. 2 Use the TUNING ( or ) utton to tune into the desired sttion. Auto tuning When the TUNING ( or ) utton is pressed for more thn 0.5 second nd then relesed, the tuning stops t the first receivle rodcst sttion. Mnul tuning Press the TUNING ( or ) utton repetedly to djust the frequency disply to the frequency of the desired sttion. 3 Press the MEMORY utton, so tht the disply s MEMORY indictor flshes. 4 Press the TUNER PRESET ( or ) utton until the preset numer to e progrmmed ppers in the disply. 5 Press the MEMORY utton to store tht sttion in the selected sttion preset numer memory. * 20 FM sttions cn e preset (preset chnnels 1 through 20). * 10 AM (LW or MW) sttions cn e preset (preset chnnels 1 through 10). (There re no presets 11 through 20 for AM (LW or MW) sttions.) 6 Repet steps 1 5 to set the other preset sttions, or to chnge preset sttion. E-20

23 TUNER OPERATION To recll memorized sttion 1 Select the TUNER position. 2 Select the desired frequency nd. [FM or AM (LW or MW)] 3 Press the TUNER PRESET ( or ) utton to recll the desired preset sttion numer. The cption FM or AM (LW or MW) nd frequency will pper in the disply. 1 4 To set to FM stereo mode, press the FM MODE utton so tht the STEREO indictor on the disply lights up. If the reception is poor, press the FM MODE utton so tht the STEREO indictor goes out. * The AUTO ST indictor lights up when n FM rodcst is in stereo. * Plese note tht when the unit is eing tuned in the FM stereo mode, interim sttion noise s well s wek sttions re suppressed. Only in the FM monurl mode, wek nd noisy sttions cn e received To switch the unit off fter use Set the unit to the STANDBY mode y pressing the POWER switch. (The indictors will go off except for the STANDBY indictor nd the current time disply.) 3 PROG CLEAR CALL TIME + 10 CD BAND TUNER HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME Notes Memory reclls the lst sttion received even fter chnging the BAND selector utton or setting the unit to the STANDBY mode. After power filure tht lsts for some time, the contents of the memory will e lost. When power is restored, store your selections in memory gin. (For power filures of just few hours, the contents of the memory will not e lost.) To cler ll memorized sttions 3 To cler ll the memory contents or when the disply is incorrect: 1 Set the unit to the STANDBY mode. 2 Disconnect the AC supply led from the AC outlet. 3 Press the RESET utton for t lest 60 seconds. E-21

24 CASSETTE TAPE OPERATION Detection hole T Generl informtion Do not use C-120 tpes, tpes with internl reels or poorqulity tpes, since they cn cuse mlfunctions. Before loding tpe into the cssette comprtment, tighten the slck tpe with pen or pencil. Tpes hve removle ts which prevent ccidentl recording or ersing from tking plce. Removing the t on the top left protects the side fcing you from ersure. Cover the t holes with dhesive tpe to erse or record gin. This deck is Doule Cssette Deck with Automtic Reverse Function. Tpe : Plyck only. Tpe : Plyck or recording. This deck fetures n uto tpe selector. Just lod the tpe, nd the tpe formul eing used will e sensed utomticlly. This unit cn plyck metl tpes s well s norml or chrome tpes, however recording cnnot e done on metl tpes only. When covering ersure prevention t holes, do not cover the chrome nd metl detection holes. Otherwise, the deck will tret tpe s norml tpe. Do not press the EJECT utton during plyck or recording. 1 Tpe or tpe plyck 1 Select the TAPE position. 2 Open the tpe or tpe cssette comprtment y pushing the EJECT utton. 3 () 4 3 () 3 Lod the cssette into the tpe or tpe cssette comprtment. 4 Set the DOLBY NR switch to B or C if the tpe hs een recorded with Doly noise reduction, nd to OFF if Doly NR ws not used. * For selection of the Doly B or C position, refer to the Doly B nd C Type Noise Reduction on pge Set the REVERSE MODE switch s desired. The REVERSE MODE switch cn e operted efore or during plyck, nd chnges tpe plyck s follows: 2() 5 6() 6() 2() Side A only Side A Side B Side A Side B Continuous ply Side B only Side B only Side B Side A Continuous ply 6 Press the ply utton to listen to side A, or the ply utton for side B. E-22

25 CASSETTE TAPE OPERATION Direct plyck If cssette tpe is lredy in the cssette comprtment, just press the ply utton to utomticlly turn on the power nd strt plyck. Note While the INPUT selector is rotting to select the TAPE position efore plyck strts, do not press the EJECT utton. To stop plyck Press the stop utton. Note When removing the cssette tpe, press the stop nd then open the cssette comprtment. utton, To switch the unit off fter use Set the unit to the STANDBY mode y pressing the POWER switch. (The indictors will go off except for the STANDBY indictor nd the current time disply.) Winding the tpe 1 First press the stop utton. 2 Next press the or utton to wind the tpe. 3 Press the stop utton to stop. () PROG CLEAR CALL TIME + 10 CD BAND TUNER () () Serching for the eginning of desired selection Crry out the following opertion during plyck to find the eginning of desired selection on the tpe. To listen to the sme selection, press the or utton in the direction opposite from tht of current plyck. To listen to the next selection, press the or utton in the sme direction s tht of current plyck. Notes This function my not work for tpes with Mteril with long puses or quiet pssges. Low recording levels or excessive noise. Puses of less thn 3 seconds etween selections. HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + () E-23

26 CASSETTE TAPE OPERATION 1 Continuous plyck 1 Lod the tpes into the tpe nd tpe cssette comprtments. 2 Set the REVERSE MODE switch s desired. The REVERSE MODE switch cn e operted efore or during plyck, nd chnges tpe plyck s follows: 2 3() 3() <Tpe > Tpe Side A B Tpe Side A B Tpe Side A B Tpe Side A B Continuous ply <Tpe > Tpe Side B Tpe Side A B Tpe Side B Tpe Side A B Tpe Side A Continuous ply PROG TIME CLEAR CALL Press the ply utton to listen to side A, or the ply utton for side B. CD 3() BAND TUNER HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE 3() POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + Doly B nd C Type Noise Reduction With cssette tpes, the most noticele form of noise is high frequency hiss. To reduce this hiss noise, this unit hs een equipped with newly developed Doly C noise reduction system in ddition to its conventionl Doly B NR. Either type of noise reduction my e selected with the switch provided. Doly B NR hs noise reduction effect of out 10 db in the high frequency rnge. The corresponding figure with Doly C NR is out 20 db, ut this is over the entire rnge where the humn er is most sensitive to noise (2 khz to 8 khz). Also, Doly C NR hs the sme noise reduction effect t oth high nd low signl levels. In ddition, Doly C NR improves the tpe s MOL (Mximum Output Level). Doly noise reduction is 2 prt process tht cts oth on recording nd plyck; e sure tht the noise reduction utton is set to the sme position on record nd ply. * Noise in the source mteril cnnot e reduced with the Doly NR system. Doly nd the doule D mrk re trdemrks of Doly Lortories Licensing Corp. Doly noise reduction system mnufctured under license from Doly Lortories Licensing Corp. E-24

27 SOUND CONTROL Volume 2 3 I VOLUME VOLUME + Front pnel opertion Rotte the VOLUME control towrds 10 to increse the volume, nd towrds 0 to decrese the volume. Remote control opertion Press the VOLUME + utton to increse the volume nd the VOLUME utton to decrese the volume BALANCE Blnce Adjust the lnce of the output volume to the left nd right spekers to compenste for sound imlnce cused from the speker settings or the listening room condition. Turn this clockwise to emphsize the right nd counterclockwise for the left. L R BASS TREBLE Tone BASS TREBLE : Turn this clockwise to increse (or counterclockwise to decrese) the low frequency response. : Turn this clockwise to increse (or counterclockwise to decrese) the high frequency response. Sound processor SOUND PROCESSOR HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CONCERT If desired, select your fvorite sound processor progrm y pressing the SOUND PROCESSOR utton. The indictor elow the nme of the selected progrm illumintes. (No illumintion shows tht the sound processor is off.) For ech progrm feture, refer to the following explntion. HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CONCERT The idel progrm for listening to oper or orchestr music. This progrm cretes n expnsive, lrge hll mience. The pprent listening position is in the center of the hll rther thn in front of the stge. This progrm cretes n mience of intimte jzz clu with low ceiling nd stge locted in corner. You feel so close to music y this progrm. This progrm suits to rock music. A ig, powerful sound is reproduced lively nd dynmiclly. E-25

28 RECORDING When recording importnt selections, e sure to mke preliminry test to ensure tht the desired mteril is eing properly recorded. The utomtic recording level control circuit utomticlly controls the level of the input signl used for recording. Adjusting the VOLUME, BALANCE, TREBLE nd BASS controls nd selecting ny SOUND PROCESSOR progrm hve no effect on the recorded sound. 1 6,2 Recording from the CD plyer (CD Synchronized Recording System) 1 Select the CD position nd lod the CD to e recorded. 2 Lod tpe into the tpe cssette comprtment. * Wind pst the eginning prt of the tpe on which recording cn not e performed. 3 When recording with the Doly NR system, set the DOLBY NR switch to B or C; if not, set it to OFF. * For selection of the Doly B or C position, refer to the Doly B nd C Type Noise Reduction on pge Set the REVERSE MODE switch to to record on only one side, or to for continuous recording on oth sides. 5 Press the REC utton. * The indictor next to the REC utton will light up nd the ply indictor flsh. 6 Press the ply utton of the CD. * Before CD plyck egins, recording utomticlly egins on side A of the tpe. To stop recording temporrily Press the puse utton of the CD. 2 Press the ply utton of the CD to resume recording. To stop recording Press the stop utton of the tpe deck. (At this time, CD plyck does not stop.) PROG TIME CLEAR CALL BAND HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF CD TUNER TAPE 1 6,2 POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + E-26

29 RECORDING To exchnge CD for nother CD while recording Press the stop utton of the CD during recording. * The tpe stops fter out 2 seconds nd enters recording stndy mode. 2 Replce the CD. 4 3 Choose the selection to e recorded next y using the or utton. 4 Press the ply utton of the CD. * Recording egins fter out 2 seconds. 3 3 Note The CD Synchronised Recording System will function even when the CD plyer is set to the progrm ply or rndom ply mode. In this cse, when more thn 2 seconds elpse etween trcks, the tpe will stop utomticlly nd resume recording when the eginning of the next trck is found. 1 PROG TIME CLEAR CALL When recording is continuously mde on oth sides of the tpe Even if the recording for side A is finished hlfwy through trck, side B will utomticlly strt recording from the eginning of tht trck. (Auto restrt function) So recording for side B will e mde without cutting the eginning of trck. CD BAND TUNER HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME + E-27

30 RECORDING To edit trcks dividing them to side A nd side B utomticlly (Auto editing function) 6 To use tpes effectively, trcks on CD re utomticlly rerrnged etween side A nd side B to est utilize the length of the tpe. When the desired trcks re selected in progrm selection, the trcks stored in memory re utomticlly divided etween side A nd side B. 1 Select the CD position nd lod the CD to e recorded. 2 Lod tpe into the tpe cssette comprtment. * Rewind the tpe onto the left-side reel. 3 When recording with the Doly NR system, set the DOLBY NR switch to B or C; if not, set it to OFF. * For selection of the Doly B or C position, refer to the Doly B nd C Type Noise Reduction on pge Set the REVERSE MODE switch to. 5 Press the REC utton. * The indictor eside the REC utton lights up nd the ply indictors flsh. 6 Press the C46, C60 or C90 ccording s the length of the tpe to e used When using tpes other thn C46, C60 or C90 Press the or utton to djust the time (minute y minute). Adjustle rnge is from C10 to C99. It is lso possile to use the trck numer input uttons on the remote control to set the tpe length. For tpe length of C30, press the +10, +10, +10 nd 0. (Press ech utton within 3 seconds fter the previous one hs een pressed.) 7 Press the EDIT utton. * Trcks on the CD re utomticlly divided etween side A nd side B. * The numer of trcks, totl time nd trck numers to e recorded on side A nd side B re displyed for pproximtely 4 seconds. (When there re trcks which cn not e recorded, the TIME OVER indictor will light up.) 8 Press the ply utton of the CD. * CD plyck nd recording strt pproximtely 9 seconds fter the tpe strts (fter the prt of the tpe on which recording cn not e performed is wound). PROG TIME CLEAR CALL CD BAND TUNER HALL JAZZ CLUB ROCK CNCT OFF TAPE POWER AUX DAT - VOLUME To cncel uto editing function Before recording, press the stop utton of the CD. To stop recording Press the stop utton of the tpe. (At this time, CD plyck utomticlly stops.) E-28