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SONY.

Mini

Hi-Fi

Component

System

Operating

Instructions

WISE

MHC-W77AV

©1996

by

Sony

Corporation

B

Ens

2

|

WARNING

|

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

To

avoid

electrical

shock,

do

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

Do

not

install

the

appliance

in

a

confined

space,

such

as

a

bookcase

or

built-in

cabinet.

CAUTION

Do

not,

under

any

circumstances,

place

the

CD

player/Tape

deck

on

top

of

the

Amplifier

/Tuner.

NOFICE

FOR

THE

CUSTOMERS

IN

THE

U.

S.

A.

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

]

DO

NOT

OPEN

e

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

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product’s

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

mainte-

nance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.-

Owner’s

Record

The

model

and

serial

numbers

are

located

on

the

rear

panel.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

them

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

No.

MHC-W77AV

Serial

No.

INFORMATION

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

ina

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

~~

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

—

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

—

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

—

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

CAUTION

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

Note

on

CATV

system

installer:

This

reminder

is

provided

to

call

CATV

system

installer’s

attention

to

Article

820-40

of

the

NEC

that

provides

guidelines

for

proper

grounding

and,

in

particular,

specifies

that

the

cable

ground

shall

be

connected

to

the

grounding

system

of

the

building,

as

close

to

the

point

of

cable

entry

as

practical.

CAUTION

The

use

of

optical

instruments

with

this

product

will

increase

eye

hazard.

NOTICE

FOR

THE

CUSTOMERS

IN

CANADA

CAUTION:

TO

PREVENT

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

USE

THIS

POLAR-

IZED

AC

PLUG

WITH

AN

EXTENSION

CORD,

RECEPTACLE

OR

OTHER

OUTLET

UNLESS

THE

BLADES

CAN

BE

FULLY

IN-

SERTED

TO

PREVENT

BLADE

EXPOSURE.

ee

ee

ee

EL

Welcome!

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

Sony

Mini

Hi-Fi

Component

System.

This

series

is

packed

with

fun

features.

Here

are

just

a

few:

¢

A

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround*

processor

that

lets

you

enjoy

theater-

like

sound

effects

in

your

listening

room

¢

A

DBFB

(Dynamic

Bass

Feedback)

system

that

boosts

low

fre-

quency

range

audio

provide

deep,

powerful

bass

sound

°

A

preset

feature,

that

lets

you

store

and

recall

up

to

30

of

your

favorite

radio

stations

¢

An

amplifier

that

lets

you

adjust

the

audio

quality

to

fit

a

variety

of

music

types

and

environments

*

A

timer

that

lets

you

set

the

CD

player,

tape

player

or

radio

to

turn

on

and

off

whenever

you

want

¢

A

dual

tape

deck

that

lets

you

record

from

the

radio,

CD

player

or

from

the

other

tape

deck

and

relay

play

from

both

decks

¢A

CD

player

that

lets

you

play

up

to

three

CDs

in

a

row

and

seamlessly

advance

(or

reverse)

through

all

the

tracks

on

all

the

discs

on

the

CD

tray

*

A

music

clip

feature,

that

lets

you

create

groups

of

favorite

tracks

from

your

CDs

*A

remote

that

lets

you

control

your

system

from

your

seat

*

A

loop

play

feature

that

lets

you

create

a

“sampler”

effect

when

playing

a

CD.

¢

The

MHC-W77AV

consists

of

following

things:

—

CD

player/Tape

deck:

HCD-W55

—

Amplifier/Tuner:

STR-W77

—

Speaker

system:

Front

speaker

SS-EX55P

Center

speaker

SS-CN14

Rear

speaker

SS-SR12

*

Manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

“Dolby”,

the

double-D

symbol

00

and

“Pro

Logic”

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

sFJe)

(=e);

Contents

Chapter

1:

Setting

Up

Connecting

the

Stereo

4

Setting

up

the

Speakers

for

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround

6

Inserting

the

Batteries

6

Setting

the

Clock

6

Chapter

2:

the

CD

Player

Playing

CDs

(normal

play)

7

Playing

Tracks

in

Random

Order

(shuffle

play)

8

Playing

Tracks

in

the

Desired

Order

(program

play)

9

Playing

Tracks

Repeatedly

(repeat

play)

9

Grouping

Tracks

(music

clip)

10

Playing

Tracks

:

Repeating

a

Specified

Portion

(loop

play)

11

Chapter

3:

the

Radio

Listening

to

the

Radio

12

Presetting

Radio

Stations

13

Playing

Preset

Radio

Stations

13

Chapter

4:

the

Tape

Player

Playing

a

Tape

14

Recording

aCD

15

Recording

a

CD:

Selecting

Tape

Length

Automatically

(tape

select

edit)

16

Recording

a

CD:

Specifying

Tape

Length

(time

edit)

16

Recording

a

CD:

Specifying

Track

Order

(program

edit)

17

Recording

From

the

Radio

18

Recording

From

Another

Tape

(dubbing)

18

Chapter

5:

Sound

Adjustment

Adjusting

the

Sound

20

Selecting

the

Audio

Emphasis

20

Adjusting

the

Audio

Emphasis

21

Making

a

Personal

Audio

Emphasis

File

(personal

file)

22

Chapter

6:

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround

What

is

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround?

23

Connecting

Video

Equipment

23

Enjoying

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround

Effects

24

Chapter

7:

Additional

Features

Falling

Asleep

to

Music

25

Waking

Up

to

Music

25

Timer-Recording

Radio

Programs

26

Microphone

Mixing

27

Karaoke:

Singing

Along

27

Connecting

Optional

Equipment

27

For

Your

Information

Precautions

29

Troubleshooting

Guide

29

Maintenance

30

Specifications

31

Index

to

Parts

and

Controls

32

Index

33

3

4

Chapter

1:

Setting

ed

Connecting

the

Stereo

Setting

up

the

Speakers

for

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround

Inserting

the

Batteries

Setting

the

Clock

Chapter

1:

Setting

Up

ee

eee

eee)

Connecting

the

Stereo

Use

the

illustrations

below

to

connect

your

stereo.

If

you

want

to

connect

any

optional

components

to

the

stereo,

see

“Connecting

Optional

Equipment”

in

Chapter

7.

If

you

set

up

the

stereo

system

vertically

Be

sure

to

place

the

Amplifier/Tuner

on

top

of

the

CD

player/Tape

Deck.

Caution

Place

the

main

unit

so

that

there

are

no

obstructions

blocking

the

ventilation

duct

on

the

rear

panel.

EER)

connecting

the

Flat

Cords

Connect

the

supplied

flat

cords

to

SYSTEM

CONTROL

connectors

of

the

same

color

by

pressing

the

centre

of

the

flat

cord

connector

until

it

clicks

into

place.

Se

Rea

Pe

r»>

To

disconnect

the

flat

cords

Pull

out

the

flat

cord

connector

while

pressing

in

on

the

sides.

Do

not

pull

the

flat

cord

itself.

Sites

Connecting

the

Speakers

First

prepare

both

ends

of

the

speaker

cables,

then

connect

all

speakers

to

the

unit.

Before

connecting

the

speakers

Twist

the

speaker

cable

coating

and

strip

it

from

the

end

of

the

cable.

NL

To

connect

the

front

speakers

Connect

the

right

front

speaker

to

the

FRONT

SPEAKER

R

connectors

and

the

left

front

speaker

to

the

FRONT

SPEAKER

L

connectors

with

the

red

cords

to

®

and

the

black

cords

to

©.

To

connect

the

center

speaker

Connect

the

center

speaker

to

the

CENTER

SPEAKER

+

and

CENTER

SPEAKER

-

connectors

with

the

gray

cord

to

®

and

the

black

cord

to

©.

To

put

the

center

speaker

on

your

TV

set,

attach

a

toot

(supplied)

to

each

bottom

corner

of

the

speaker,

and

make

sure

that

the

speaker

is

completely

flat

on

top

of

the

TV.

x

SaRNTER

To

connect

the

rear

speakers

Connect

the

right

rear

speaker

to

the

REAR

SPEAKER

R

connectors

and

the

left

rear

speaker

to

the

REAR

SPEAKER

L

connectors

with

the

gray

cord

to

®

and

the

black

cord

to

©.

sgey

Connecting

the

Antennas

AM

loop

antenna

(supplied)

FM

lead

antenna*

(supplied)

*Extend

horizontally

Rear

speaker

(R)

AM

loop

antenna

(supplied)

AM

loop

antenna

connection

Connect

the

supplied

loop

antenna

to

the

AM

and

the

#

terminal.

To

improve

the

FM

reception

Connect

an

outdoor

FM

antenna

to

the

FM

75Q

and

rh

terminals,

using

a

75-ohm

coaxial

cable.

Important

Ground

the

external

antenna

from

+

terminal

against

lightning.

To

prevent

a

gas

explosion,

do

not

connect

the

ground

wire

to

a

gas

pipe.

Ground

wire:

-°

-

-

(not

supplied)

75-ohm

coaxial

cable

(not

supplied)

FM

antenna

(supplied)

Rear

speaker

(L)

Front

speaker

W

!Do

this

connection

last!

To

improve

the

AM

reception

After

you

connect

the

AM

antenna,

connect

a

6-

to

15-meter

insulated

wire

to

the

AM

terminal.

Connect

the

+

terminal

to

earth.

important

Ground

the

external

antenna

against

lightning

from

the

-h

terminal.

To

prevent

a

gas

explosion,

do

not

connect

the

ground

wire

to

a

gas

pipe.

Insulated

wire

(not

supplied)

Ground

wire

(not

supplied)

a

Connecting

the

Power

Connect

the

AC

power

cord

into

a

wall

outlet

after

vou

have

made

all

the

above

connections.

to

a

wall

outlet

Demo

Mode

The

demo mode

appears

in

the

display

when

you

plug

the

AC

power

cord

into

a

wall

outlet.

The

demo

mode

deactivates

when

you

set

the

clock

(see

“Setting

the

Clock”).

Chapter

1:

Setting

Up

5

6

a

Setting

up

the

Speakers

for

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround

Proper

speaker

positioning

is

essential

in

order

to

achieve

directional

effects

and

ditftused

ambience,

especially

in

the

case

of

the

surround

speakers.

Too

much

direct

sound

from

the

surround

speakers

can

make

their

presence

too

obvious

while

too

much

diffusion

may

result

in

a

directionless

sound

image.

If

it

is

not

possible

to

locate

the

surround

speakers

in

the

preferred

way,

experiment

with

their

positioning

while

keeping

in

mind

the

goal

is

to

achieve

a

diffused

and

enveloping,

but

not

overly

vague,

sound

field.

1

Position

the

left

and

right

speakers

so

that

they

form

a

45°

angle

with

your

listening

/

viewing

position.

The

surround

speakers

should

be

mounted

on

the

side

walls

as

shown

in

step

4.

JEG

a

O

6

2

The

two

front

speakers

and

a

center

speaker

should

be

positioned

as

close

to

the

same

height

as

possible.

3

The

center

speaker

should

be

positioned

even

with,

or

slightly

behind

the

front

left

and

right

speakers.

4

If

possible,

mount

the

surround

speakers

on

the

walls

to

the

sides

of

your

listening

/

viewing

area,

60

to

90

cm

above

your

seated

position,

facing

each

other.

:

60-90

cm

12

(25

5/g

-

35

'/2

in.)

Chapter

1:

Setting

Up

—ee————————

Inserting

the

Batteries

Install

two

R6

(size

AA)

batteries

in

the

supplied

remote

for

remote

control.

1

Slide

the

lid

to

remove

it.

2

Insert

two

R6

(size

AA)

batteries.

Match

the

+

and

-

to

the

diagram

in

the

battery

compartment.

3

Close

the

lid.

Battery

life

You

can

expect

the

remote

to

operate

for

about

six

months

(using

Sony

SUM-3

(NS)

batteries)

before

the

batteries

run

down.

When

the

batteries

no

longer

operate

the

remote,

replace

all

the

batteries

with

new

ones,

To

avoid

battery

leakage

If

you

are

not

going

to

use

the

remote

for

a

long

time,

remove

the

batteries

to

avoid

damage

caused

by

corrosion

from

battery

“leakage.

a

aT

Setting

the

Clock

The

built-in

clock

shows

the

time

in

the

display

even

if

the

power

is

off.

Use

the

buttons

on

the

unit

to

do

this

operation.

Note

Once

you

set

the

clock,

the

demo

mode,

that

activates

when

the

power

is

turned

off,

is

cancelled

automatically.

SYSTEM

POWER

>

ON

DISPLAY

1

Press

TIMER.

The

stereo

enters

the

clock/timer

mode.

2

Press

CLOCK

SET.

The

“AM”

and

hour

indication

begin

flashing.

’

¢

vo

1

-

et

-

od

eae

=

flashing

3

Set

the

current

hour

by

turning

the

JOG

dial

until

the

correct

hour

appears.

L

4

Press

ENTER/NEXT.

The

minutes

indication

begins

flashing.

flashing

sat

=

1

flashing

5

Set

the

current

minute

by

turning

the

JOG

dial

until

the

correct

minute

appears.

flashing

©

Press

ENTER/NEXT.

The

clock

starts

running

and

the

upper

dot

flashes.

Use

the

time

signal

to

set

the

clock

accurately.

The

upper

dot

flashes

for

the

first

half

of

a

minute

(0

to

29

seconds),

and

the

lower

dot

flashes

for

the

last

half

of

a

minute

(30

to

59

seconds).

flashing

To

check

the

time

while

power

is

on

Press

DISPLAY

a

few

times.

The

current

time

is

displayed

for

8

seconds.

To

correct

the

clock

setting

Repeat

steps

1

through

6.

Chapter

2:

the

CD

Player

Playing

CDs

(normal

play)

Playing

Tracks

in

Random

Order

(shuffle

play)

Playing

Tracks

in

the

De-

sired

Order

(program

play)

Playing

Tracks

Repeatedly

(repeat

play)

Grouping

Tracks

(music

clip)

Playing

Tracks:

Repeating

a

Specified

Portion

(loop

play)

——E—E—E—EE———————

ae

Playing

CDs

(normal

play)

You

can

play

all

the

tracks

on

up

to

three

discs

consecutively

in

their

original

order

(normal

play).

Before

you

play

the

CD,

decrease

the

sound

level

by

turning

the

VOLUME

control

counter-clockwise,

to

prevent

damage

to

the

speakers.

SYSTEM

POWER

>

ON]

Ke

/PPi

DISPLAY

1

Press

8

OPEN

/CLOSE/EX-CHANGE

and

place

up

to

two

CDs

(label

side

facing

up)

on

the

disc

tray.

2

Press

DISC

SKIP

(or

D.SKIP

on

the

remote)

to

insert

a

third

disc,

if

necessary.

The

disc

tray

rotates

so

you

can

insert

another

CD.

3

Press

2

OPEN

/CLOSE/EX-CHANGE

again

to

close

the

disc

tray.

4

Press

1/

ALL

DISCS

to

choose

“1

DISC”

or

“ALL

DISCS”.

Choose

To

play

1

DISC

Only

the

CD

you

have

selected.

ALL

DISCS

All

CDs

consecutively

in

order

of

disc

number.

Empty

disc

trays

are

skipped.

ee

3

fou

5

Press

[49

(or

CD

C>

on

the

remote).

Play

starts

from

the

CD

loaded

on

the

tray

whose

button

is

lit

green.

Music

calendar

Bases

:

a

Track

number

Playing

time

To

Press

Stop

play

a

Pause

CHEE)

C>HER(CD

C>*'or

I)

During

play

or

pause,

turn

the

JOG

dial

clockwise.

Release

when

you

reach

the

track

you

desire.”

Or

use

»PI

on

the

remote.

Resume

play

Go

forward

to

another

track

During

play

or

pause,

turn

the

JOG

dial

counterclockwise.

Release

when

you

reach

the

track

you

desire.”

Or

use

K€

on

the

remote.

Go

back

toa

previous

track

Select

a

particular

Corresponding

DISC

CD

1

-3

button®

or

press

DISC

SKIP

repeatedly

&

OPEN/CLOSE/EX-

CHANGE

Remove

or

exchange

the

CD

*!

Remote

*

You

can

use

the

JOG

dial

to

search

quickly

through

tracks

on

different

discs

(seamless

feature).

If

no

disc

is

loaded

at

that

number,

the

trav

will

emerge.

continue

to

next

page

>

Chapter

2:

the

CD

Player

|

7

8

>

continued

To

find

a

point

in

a

track

You

can

find

a

particular

point

in

a

track

while

the

track

is

playing

or

while

it’s

in

pause

mode.

Use

the

buttons

on

the

remote

to

operate

this

feature.

To

Press

P&P

on

the

remote

and

release

it

at

the

desired

point.

Go

forward

quickly

in

a

track

44

on

the

remote

and

release

it

at

the

desired

point.

Go

backwards

quickly

in

a

track

Search

quickly

without

listening

IL,

then

press

<4

or

PP

on

the

remote.

Press

CD

C

or

Magain

at

the

desired

point.

To

check

the

remaining

time

during

playback

Press

DISPLAY

repeatedly.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

display

changes

as

follows:

Playing

time

on

current

track

v

Remaining

time

on

current

track

SF

Remaining

time

on

current

CD*

or

“Play”

display**

v

Clock

display

(for

eight

seconds)

v

Effect

(or

P

FILE)

name

*

1

DISC

mode

**

ALL

DISCS

mode

To

check

the

total

number

of

tracks

and

the

total

playing

time

Press

DISPLAY

in

stop

mode.

The

total

number

of

tracks

and

the

total

playing

time

appear

in

the

display

for

four

seconds.

Notes

¢You

cannot

check

the

total

playing

time

during

program

play.

¢The

disc

number,

total

playing

time

and

number

of

tracks

also

appear

in

the

display

when

you

press

2

OPEN

/

CLOSE/EX-CHANGE

to

close

the

disc

tray.

e”.---”

appears

in

the

display

when

the

total

playing

time

is

100

minutes

or

more.

One

Touch

Play

feature

Press

[>I

on

the

CD

player

(or

CD

E>

on

the

remote)

when

the

power

is

off.

When

a

CD

is

in

the

player,

you

will

be

able

to

start

listening

to

the

CD

without

pressing

any

other

buttons.

Chapter

2:

the

CD

Player

The

Music

Calendar

Display

This

display

lights

according

to

the

number

of

tracks

on

the

CD.

As

each

track

is

played,

the

corresponding

number

disappears.

Tracks

numbered

in

excess

of

20

are

not

displayed.

What

the

green

and

orange

DISC

1-3

button

indicators

indicate

indicators

are

provided

on

the

DISC

buttons

for

each

of

the

respective

disc

trays

(DISC

1-3).

°

A

green

indicator

shows

that

the

tray

is

selected

(either

during

playback

or

standby,

or

when

the

tray

is

open)

no

matter

if

there

is

a

CD

inside

or

not.

*

An

orange

indicator

shows

that

there

is

a

CD

on

the

tray

but

the

tray

is

not

selected.

¢

When

the

indicator

is

off,

there

is

no

CD

on

the

tray

and

the

tray

is

not

selected.

Automatic

Source

Selection

If

the

CD

player

has

been

in

the

normal

play

mode,

you

can

select

the

CD

player

just

by

pressing

[Bor

the

DISC

1-3

buttons.

It

the

CD

player

has

been

in

the

program

play

or

the

shuffle

play

mode,

only

C>IE

can

be

used

for

this

function.

If

there

is

no

CD

in

the

player

“NO

DISC”

appears

in

the

display.

Press

[>Hi

(or

CD

C=

on

the

remote)

while

the

indication

is

on,

then

the

CD

tray

will

open

automatically.

DN

eran

Playing

Tracks

in

Random

Order

(shuffle

play)

You

can

play

all

the

tracks

on

one

CD

or

all

CDs

in

random

order.

Use

the

buttons

on

the

unit

to

do

this

operation.

SYSTEM

POWER

>

ON]

Kd

/P

Pt

DISPLAY

a

WwW

Neu

1

Press

FUNCTION

repeatedly

until

“CD”

appears

in

the

display.

2

Place

the

CD(s)

on

the

disc

tray.

3

Press

1/

ALL

DISCS

to

choose

“1

DISC”

or

“ALL

DISCS”.

4

Press

PLAY

MODE

repeatedly

until

“SHUFFLE”

appears

in

the

display.

5

ress

CH.

“£3,

appears

and

then

all

the

tracks

play

in

random

order.

To

stop

shuffle

play

Press

BF.

To

cancel

shuffle

play

Press

PLAY

MODE

repeatedly

until

“SHUFFLE”

or

“PROGRAM”

disappears

from

the

display.

The

tracks

continue

playing

in

their

original

order.

To

select

a

desired

CD

Press

DISC

1-3

during

shuffle

play.

To

skip

an

undesired

track

Turn

the

JOG

dial

clockwise

(or

press

Pl

on

the

remote).

.

|

Playing

Tracks

in

the

Desired

Order

(program

play)

You

can

make

a

program

of

up

to

32

tracks

trom

all

the

CDs

in

the

order

you

want

them

to

be

played.

SYSTEM

POWER

>

ON

DISPLAY

NB

©

1

Press

FUNCTION

repeatedly

until

“CD”

appears

in

the

display.

2

Place

the

CDs

on

the

disc

tray.

3

Press

PLAY

MODE

repeatedly

until

“PROGRAM”

and

“DISC”

appear

in

the

display.

|

‘>4

ays

4

Press

DISC

1-3

to

choose

a

CD.

.

5

Turn

the

JOG

dial

to

choose

a

track.

The

track

number

and

the

total

playing

time

appear.

Track

number

Total

playing

time

6

Press

ENTER/NEXT.

The

chosen

track

number

lights

up

inthe

music

calendar.

If

the

track

number

disappears

before

you

press

ENTER/NEXT,

go

back

to

step

5.

7

Repeat

steps

5

and

6

to

program

additional

tracks

from

same

CD.

Repeat

steps

4

to

6

to

program

additional

tracks

from

another

CD.

8

Press

[>

Wf.

All

the

tracks

play

in

the

order

you

choose.

To

Press

Check

the

CHECK

on

the

remote

program

repeatedly"!

Programa

pause

lon

the

remote**

Stop

play

||

Cancel

program

PLAY

MODE*

play

repeatedly

until

“PROGRAM”

or

“SHUFFLE”

disappear.

CLEAR

on

the

remote

in

stop

mode

Erase

a

specific

|

CHECK

on

the

remote

track

repeatedly

so

that

the

number

of

the

track

lights

up,

and

press

CLEAR

on

the

remote

M@

once

in

stop

mode

or

twice

while

playing

Erase

a

track

from

the

end

Erase

the

entire

program

*'

After

the

last

track

appeared

“CHECK

END”

appears

in

the

display.

*=

“P”

appears

and

the

total

playing

time

is

reset

to

0.00.

**

The

program

is

erased.

To

change

the

order

of

programmed

tracks

Erase

the

entire

program

and

create

a

new

one.

Notes

¢The

program

you

made

remains

in

the

CD

player

even

after

it

has

been

played

back.

Press

[>I

to

play

the

same

program

again.

elf

“--.--”

appears

instead

of

the

total

playing

time

during

programming,

this

means:

—

you

have

programmed

a

track

number

which

exceeds

20.

~

the

total

playing

time

has

exceeded

100

minutes.

a

a

Playing

Tracks

Repeatedly

(repeat

play)

The

repeat

play

function

repeats

a

single

CD

or

all

CDs

in

normal

play,

shuffle

play

and

prugram

play.

Use

the

buttons

on

the

unit

to

do

this

operation.

SYSTEM

POWER

>

ON

oe

O10

3

REPEAT

Repeating

all

the

tracks

1

Press

REPEAT

a

few

times

until

“REPEAT”

appears

in

the

display.

2

Press

Coil.

To

Press

1/ALL

DISCS

repeatedly

until

“1

Repeat

all

the

tracks

on

the

current

CD

DISC”

appears

in

the

display.

Repeat

all

the

1/ALL

DISCS

tracks

on

all

CDs

repeatedly

until

“ALL

DISCS”

appears

in

the

display.

Repeat

only

one

REPEAT

repeatedly

track

until

“REPEAT

1”

appears

in

the

display

while

playing

the

track

you

want

to

repeat.

To

cancel

repeat

play

Press

REPEAT

so

that

“REPEAT”

or

“REPEAT

1”

disappears

from

the

display.

Chapter

2:

the

CD

Player

)

10

——SFeEEE

ST

Grouping

Tracks

(music

clip)

The

music

clip

function

is

an

easy

way

to

create

up

to

three

arbitrary

groups

of

tracks

from

your

CDs.

For

example,

you

could

store

tracks

for

the

morning

in

CLIP

A,

tracks

to

play

for

your

friends

in

CLIP

B,

and

tracks

for

relaxing

in

CLIP

C.

Once

you

store

one

or

more

tracks

in

a

music

clip(s),

the

player

recalls

those

tracks

whenever

you

play

the

respective

disc.

Storing

Tracks

in

a

Clip

SYSTEM

POWER

3

ON

1

Press

FUNCTION

until

“CD”

appears

in

the

display.

2

Play

the

track

you

want

to

store,

or

(in

stop

mode)

use

the

JOG

dial

to

select

the

track

you

want.

.

3

Press

a

CLIP

button

(A,

B,

or

C).

“CLIP

FILE”

appears

and

the

selected

CLIP

indicator

(A,

B,

or

C)

appears

in

the

display.

Normal

playback

continues.

4

Repeat

steps

2

and

3

to

store

other

tracks

into

the

same,

or

a

different,

clip.

If

the

memory

becomes

full

The

clip

data

for

the

oldest

clip

is

erased

to

make

room

for

a

new

clip.

Notes

¢

Only

tracks

numbered

1

~

20

can

be

stored

in

music

clips.

¢In

stop

mode,

you

cannot

store

tracks

ina

music

clip

if

“SHUFFLE”

or

“PROGRAM”

is

displayed.

.

Chapter

2:

the

CD

Player

Playing

Tracks

in

a

Clip

(CLIP

PLAY)

CLIP

indicator(s)

light

in

the

display

to

let

you

know

when

clips

are

stored

for

a

disc.

SYSTEM

POWER

3

ON

o

=m ND

1

Press

CLIP

PLAY.

2

Press

a

CLIP

button

(A,

B,

or

C).

“CLIP

PLAY”

appears

in

the

display

and

the

selected

CLIP

indicator

lights.

The

player

starts

playing

tracks

from

the

selected

clip.

To

cancel

clip

play

Press

#8.

Notes

¢In

1

DISC

mode,

the

tracks

stored

for

the

“selected

disc

are

played

back

once,

then

clip

play

is

released.

¢In

ALL

DISCS

mode,

all

the

tracks

stored

for

the

currently

loaded

discs

are

played

back

once,

then

clip

play

is

released.

¢You

cannot

start

CLIP

play

if

“PROGRAM”

is

displayed.

Erasing

Tracks

from

a

Clip

SYSTEM

POWER

>

ON]

CLIP

A,B,C

</>

P>1

CLIP

ERASE

Erasing

1

track

1

Press

CLIP

PLAY.

2

Press

the

CLIP

button

(A,

B,

or

C)

for

the

clip

containing

the

track

you

want

to

erase.

3

Use

the

JOG

dial

to

select

the

track

you

want

to

erase.

4

Press

CLIP

ERASE.

“ERASE

A

-C”

and

“TRACK”

appear

alternately

in

the

display.

5

Press

the

CLIP

button

(A,

B,

or

C)

you

pressed

in

step

2

to

erase

the

track.

“ERASE

CLIP”

appears

in

the

display.

Erasing

all

the

tracks

1

Instop

mode,

press

CLIP

ERASE.

“ERASE

A

-

C”

and

“ALL”

appear

alternately

in

the

display.

2

Press

a

CLIP

button

(A,

B

or

C)

to

specify

the

clip

you

want

to

erase.

Storing

Effects

in

a

Clip

You

can

store

one

equalizer

effect

in

each

music

clip.

When

you

play

the

clip,

the

effect

activates

automatically,

even

if

EFFECT

ON/OFF

is

set

to

OFF.

SYSTEM

POWER

>

ON

CLIP

ERASE

1

Use

the

graphic

equalizer

and

surround

sound

to

adjust

the

sound

as

you

desire

(see

“Sound

Adjustment”

in

chapter

5).

2

Press

and

hold

down

a

CLIP

button

(A,

B,

or

C)

to

store

the

current

equalizer

and

surround

levels

in

the

respective

clip.

“LINK

(A,

B,

or

C)”

appears

in

the

display

and

the

effect

is

stored

in

the

clip.

To

change

the

effect

Store

a

new

effect.

The

previous

effect

is

replaced

by

the

new

one.