Sanyo MCD-Z22L Manuel utilisateur

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

MCD-Z22L

Portable

CD/Stereo

Radio

Double

Cassette

Recorder

CAUTION

THIS

PRODUCT

CONTAINS

LOW

POWER

LASER

DEVICE,

ENSURE

CONTINUED

SAFETY

NOT

REMOVE

ANY

COVERS

ATTEMPT

GAIN

ACCESS

THE

INSIDE

THE

PRODUCT.

REFER

ALL

SERVICING

QUALIFIED

PERSONNEL.

CLASS

LASER

PRODUCT

LUOKAN

LASERLAITE

KLASS

LASERAPPARAT

FOR

SAFE

AND

EFFICIENT

OPERATION

Donot

damage

the

mains

lead.

When

notin

use,

disconnect

the

mains

lead

from

the

outlet.

Grasp

the

plug,

not

the

lead,

when

disconnecting

the

unit.

water

should

enter

the

unit,

electrical

shock

malfunction

may

result.

Use

area

where

there

low

humidity

and

little

dust.

not

disassemble

alter

the

unit

any

way.

Donotuse

the

unit

areas

where

extremes

temperature

occur

(below

5°C

exceeding

35°C),

where

may

exposed

direct

sunlight.

Because

the

player’s

extremely

low

noise

and

wide

dynamic

range,

there

atendency

toturn

the

volume

onthe

amplifier

higherthan

necessary.

Doing

may

produce

excessively

high

output

from

the

amplifier

which

can

cause

damage

your

speakers.

Please

careful

this

regard.

Sudden

changes

the

surrounding

temperature

can

cause

dew

form

the

optical

pickup

lens

inside

the

unit.

Under

this

condition

the

unit

may

unable

operate

properly.

this

should

occur,

remove

the

disc

and

allow

the

player

adjust

the

surrounding

temperature.

The

apparatus

shall

not

exposed

dripping-or

splashing.

Battery

power

operation

install

batteries.

Observe

and

signs.

Replace

lid.

CAUTION

WHEN

INSTALLING

THE

BATTERIES

prevent

leakage

from

the

batteries,

which

corrosive

and

can

cause

personal

injury

and

damage

the

unit,

observe

the

following

pre-

cautions:

The

batteries

must

installed

correctly.

Match

the

polarities

and

signs)

the

batteries,

the

polarities

shown

the

back

the

unit.

not

mix

new

batteries

with

old

used

batteries.

Only

use

batteries

the

same

type

and

brand.

the

unit

will

not

used

for

extended

period

time,

remove

the

batteries

and

store

them

cool

place.

Carefully

the

battery

manufacturer's

instructions

for

proper

use

and

disposal.

NOT

ALLOW

YOUNG

CHILDREN

HANDLE

BATTERIES.

NOTE:

When

the

batteries

have

become

dis-

charged,

they

must

disposed

ina

safe

manner

which

complies

with

all

applicable

laws.

power

operation

Connect

one

end

the

mains

lead

the

INPUT

socket

and

the

other

end

240

outlet.

NOTE:

When

the

mains

lead

connected

the

unit,

the

installed

batteries

will

automatically

disconnected.

IMPORTANT

the

plug

supplied

with

this

equipment

not

suitable

for

the

socket

outlets

your

home

should

cut

off

and

replaced

with

the

correct

type.

Disposal

Plu

the

non

rewireable

plug

cut

off,

the

removed

plug

should

disposed

carefully

there

shock

hazard

should

the

plug

inserted

into

live

socket.

Replacing

Fuse

The

detachable

fuse

cover

must

replaced

after

changing

the

fuse.

Only

fuse

should

used

and

should

comply

with

BS1362

and

should

carry

the

ASTA

mark

The

wires

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Blue

Neutral

Brown

Live

The

wires

the

mains

lead

must

connected

the

terminals

the

plug

follows:

Wire

colour

Plug

terminal

marking

Biue

Black

Blue

Brown

Red

Brown

not

connect

either

wire

the

earth

terminal.

the

mains

plug

contains

fuse

this

should

3A,

plug

without

fuse

used

the

distribu-

tion

board

fuse

should

not

greater

than

SA.

Disconnect

the

mains

plug

from

the

supply

socket

when

not

use.

not

remove

the

back

cover

with

mains

connected.

The

unit

not

disconnected

from

the

mains

unless

unplugged

from

the

wall

outlet.

COMPACT

DISC

OPERATION

PLAY

NORMAL

PLAY

(1)

CD.

RADIO

LoS

FUNCTIN(

(i)

)

—

TAPE

TAPE-HIGH

(2)

Press

OPEN.

Label

facing

Push

down.

(3)

Press

PLAY/PAUSE.

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP/CLEAR

PLAY

120

des

The

PLAY

indicator

will

light.

The

TRACK

NO.

display

and

+20

indicator

will

show

the

total

number

tracks

the

disc

shown

below.

TRACKS

TRACK

NO.

+20

display

indicator

than

NOTES:

Ifa

disc

loaded

upside

down,

disc

loaded,

the

player

will

not

oper-

ate.

Opening

the

compartment

lid

while

playing

could

scratch

the

disc.

Al-

ways

press

the

STOP/CLEAR

button

and

wait

for

the

disc

stop

rotating

before

opening

the

compartment

lid.

(4)

control

the

sound.

BASSXPANDER

OFF

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP/CLEAR

RADIO

(OFF)

ucro

....n—

TAPE

TAPE-HIGH

Press

STOP/CLEAR.

off

(TAPE).

BASSXPANDER

OFF

BASSXPANDER

switch

ON:

(Button

In)

put

level.

OFF:

(Button

Out)

-For

normal

bass

output

level.

Increases

the

bass

out-

Compact

discs

Both

3-inch

and

5-inch

discs

can

played

this

unit.

NOTE:

Place

only

one

disc

time

the

compartment.

Only

discs

bearing

the

logo

shown

can

played

this

unit.

COMPACT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

Always

place

the

compact

disc

the

compartment

with

the

label

facing

up.

Compact

discs

can

played

only

one

side.

Fingerprints

and

dust

should

carefully

wiped

off

the

disc’s

signal

surface

(oppo-

site

the

label

side)

with

soft

cloth.

Gently

wipe

straight

motion

from

the

inside

the

outside

the

disc.

Discs

should

returned

their

cases

after

use,

avoid

serious

scratches

which

could

cause

the

player

skip.

not

expose

disc

direct

sunlight,

high

humidity,

high

temperatures

for

extended

periods

time,

prevent

warp-

ing

the

disc.

not

apply

paper

write

anything

the

surface

the

disc.

not

use

cleaners

antistatic

sprays

discs,

such

those

used

for

phonograph

records.

PAUSE

MODE

Press

the

PLAY/PAUSE

button

during

play.

Play

will

temporarily

stop

and

the

PLAY

indicator

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP/CLEAR

will

flash.

Press

the

PLAY/PAUSE

button

again

resume

play.

The

PLAY

indicator

will

remain

ON.

TRACK

the

play

mode,

press

and

hold

down

the

be€SK

P/SEARGH

MEMORY

REPEAT

pb»

"or"

”

SKIP/SEARCH

button

lower

the

volume

level

and

quickly

advance

return

any

part

the

disc.

The

TRACK

NO.

display

(and

the

+20

indicator

the

disc

has

than

tracks)

will

flash.

Release

the

ppf"

ke"

SKIP/SEARCH

button

return

the

volume

normal

level

and

Press

and

hold

down

during

play

resume

play.

NOTE:

the

ppl”

“

(44

”

SKIP/SEARCH

button

pressed

during

the

PAUSE

mode,

sound

will

heard

and

the

PAUSE

mode

will

continue

when

the

button

released.

TRACK

SKIP

Press

and

release

the

“

ke"

SKIP/

button

repeatedly

during

play,

quickly

locate

the

beginning

track.

The

TRACK

NO.

display

and

+20

indicator

will

show

the

number

the

selected

track.

Play

will

continue

from

the

beginning

the

new

track.

Press

and

release

repeatedly

NOTE:

the

“

DPI”

“

ke”

SKIP/SEARCH

button

pressed

while

the

unit

the

PAUSE

mode,

the

unit

will

remain

the

PAUSE

mode

when

the

button

released.

t04SK

P/SEARCH

MEMORY

REPEAT

Using

headphones

Stereo

headphone

(not

supplied)

-5-

PROGRAMMED

PLAY

[

TRACK

NO.

T273]4

,6[7[8]s3

[iw]

With

programmed

play,

tracks

disc

can

memorized

and

played

any

Beginning

normal

play

End

normal

play

order.

(The

TRACK

NO.

display

and

TRACK

NO.

+20

indicator

willshow

the

track

number.

Sri

Refer

Table

1.)

End

programmed

play

are

entered

into

the

unit's

programme

mem-

ory,

for

play

the

order

shown

the

left.

PROGRAMME

(1)

Få)

Press

STOP/CLEAR

(2)

t44SK

IP/SEARCHD

(3)

MEMORY

REPEAT

Repeat

stops

and

memorize

tracks

2, 7,

and

PROGRAM

indicator

will

light

the

unit

Checking

the

programme

MEMORY

REPEAT

Press

MEMORY.

view

the

memorized

track

numbers,

the

order

they

were

entered.

BEGIN

PROGRAMME

PLAY

PLAY/PAUSE

Programmed

play

will

begin.

cancel

the

programmed

play,

press

STOP/CLEAR

twice.

The

PROGRAM

indicator

will

off.

REPEAT

PLAY

During

normal

play

before

pressing

PLAY/

PAUSE.

MEMORY

REPEAT

Press

REPEAT

PROGRAM

REPEAT

O O

REPEAT

Indicator

will

light

the

unit.

During

programmed

play

before

programmed

play

MEMORY

REPEAT

Press

REPEAT

cancel

repeat

play

MEMORY

REPEAT

Press

REPEAT

again

REPEAT

indicator

will

off.

IMPORTANT

NOTE

abnormal

display

indication

operating

problem

occurs,

disconnect

the

mains

lead.

Remove

the

“HP2”

batteries

(see

page

2).

Wait

least

seconds,

then

reconnect

the

mains

lead.

Reinstall

the

“HP2”

batteries.

-7-

RADIO

OPERATION

(1)

RADIO.

RADIO

L__3%

Function

()

)

TAPE

TAPE-HIGH

(2)

Select

band.

BAND

(3)

Tune

station.

TUNING

For

reception

only.

—

FINE

TUNING

FUNCTION(

}

—

TAPE

TAPE-HIGH

RADIO

(FF)

off

(TAPE).

improve

reception

Extend

and

change

position.

Pull

out

vertical

position.

mode

switch

MODE

MONO

STEREO

STEREO:

For

stereo

broadcasts.

MONO:

For

weak

(noisy)

stereo

broad-

casts.

CASSETTE

TAPE

OPERATION

PLAYBACK

Playback

(Deck

Deck

(1)

TAPE.

RADIO

L__%

runcron

[

)

o e

—

TAPE

TAPE-HIGH

(2)

Press

STOP/EJECT.

Insert

cassette.

STOP/EJECT

Totemporarily

stopthetape

during

playback

recording.

Press

again

continue.

quickly

wind

the

tape

forward

PAUSE

STOP/EJECT

FFWD

REW

PLAY

(3)

Press

PLAY.

Deck

PLAY

quickly

wind

the

tape

backward

STOP/EJECT

Full

automatic

stop

This

unit

has

full-release

stop

system,

protect

the

tape

and

prevent

pinch

roller

damage.

When

the

end

the

tape

reached

Playback,

Recording,

Fast

forward

Re-

wind,

the

tape

mechanism

will

automatically

Press

STOP/EJECT

once

stop

the

tape.

stop.

‚Press

again

remove

cassette.

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