SOUNDMASTER PL 710 Manuel utilisateur

Instruction Manual

Model PL 710

Turntable Radio

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS

1) POWER KNOB

2) POWER INDICATOR

3) REPEAT FUNCTION

4) PROGRAM FUNCTION

5) PLAY / PAUSE

6) MONO / ST.

7) FM STEREO INDICATOR

8) SKIP DOWN

9) SKIP UP

10) STOP

11) OPEN / CLOSE

12) CD COMPARTMENT

13) PHONE JACK

14) FUNCTION KNOB

15) VOLUME KNOB

16) TUNING KNOB

17) FM ANTENNA

18) AUTO STOP SWITCH

19) EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACK

20) AC POWER CORD

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GENERAL

POWER(1) – Press to turn unit ON or OFF. FUNCTION(14) – Use to select desired source

The Power Indicator LED(4) will light when (AM/FM RADIO, PHONO or CD) to be listened to.

the unit is on.

VOLUME(15) – Adjusts loudness of

speaker or headphones.

CONNECTIONS

TOP COVER ASSEMBLY

POWER CONNECTION HEADPHONE JACK (PHONES)

Connect the power cord to AC Out- This unit will accept stereo headphones

let only. (not included) with a 1/8” plug and an

impedance of 32 ohms or greater.

SPEAKER JACK

Connect the SPEAKER PLUGS to the The speakers are automatically dis-

EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACKS(20)

located on the

connected when headphones are connected

rear of the unit. to the PHONES jack.

This unit should not be connected to

speakers with an impedance of less

than 8 ohms, otherwise damage may

result to the unit.

1) Push the metal bracket to rear side

2) Connect the metal bracket to the top cover

3) Connect the hinge of the top cover to the main unit

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RADIO

OPERATION

2) Select the desired radio band by selecting

FUNCTION Knob(14) to AM or FM position.

3) Turn the TUNING Knob(16) to select the

station frequency as desired.

4) Adjust VOLUME Knob(15) for the desired

volume level.

FM & FM-STEREO RECEPTION

Set the FUNCTION Knob(14) at FM position.

Programs are received in mono mode. When

Stereo signals are weak, it is preferable to

receive the program in mono.

Press MONO/ST. Knob(6) at FM ST position for

receiving stereo programs. The FM STEREO

Indicator(7) lights up to show FM stereo programs.

Press MONO/ST. Knob(6) again to clear stereo

program.

Note:

Remove the stylus protector.

Be sure that the tone arm is detached from

the tone arm rest before operation and re-

secured again afterward.

1) Press the POWER Knob(1) to ON. 6) Place the tone arm on the desired position.

2) Set the FUNCTION Knob(14) to the PHONO. 7) Adjust VOLUME controls(15) to the desired

3) Set the speed selector to the proper position sound level.

depending on the record to be played. 8) At the end of the record, the platter will auto-

4) Place the record on the platter (if required, matically stop rotation. Lift the tone arm from

use the 35/45/78 rpm adaptor) the record and return it to the rest.

5) Lift the tone arm like the diagram shows 9) To stop manually, lift the tone arm from the

from the rest and slowly move it to the record, and return it to the rest.

record side. The platter will begin to rotate.

1) Turn the unit “ON” using the POWER

Knob(1).

HINTS FOR BEST RECEPTION

FM: The receiver has a built-in FM wire

antenna(17) hanging from the rear cabinet.

This wire should be completely unraveled and

extended for best reception.

AM : This unit is equipped with a built-in

directional ferrite antenna. Rotate the unit

to get the best reception.

PHONO

Remark: As some kind of record the Auto-Stop area was out of the unit setting, so it will stop before the last

track finish, in this case, select the Auto-Stop switch (18) to OFF position, then it will run to the end of the

record but will not stop automatically (Turn off the unit by Power knob (1) or switch back the Auto-Stop

switch (18) to ON position to stop the platter rotate), put back the tone arm to the rest.

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OPERATION

1) Set the FUNCTION Knob(14) to CD position. Open the CD Compartment(12) by pressing the

OPEN/CLOSE Button(11). Put a CD into the compartment and close the CD door.

2) Focus search is performed if disc is inside.Total no.of tracks is read.

PLAY/PAUSE MODE

1) If PLAY/PAUSE Knob(5) is pressed during STOP mode, the first track will be played and “01” will

appear on display.

2) If PLAY/PAUSE Knob(5) is pressed during PLAY mode, it will go into PAUSE mode, The track no.

will be flashing. Press PLAY/PAUSE again, the CD playing will resume.

STOP MODE

1) If STOP Knob(10) is pressed during PLAY or PAUSE mode, it will go into STOP mode and dislay

will show total number of tracks.

CD PROGRAMMING

Up to 20 tracks can be programmed for disc play on any order. Before use, be sure to press the STOP

Knob(10).

1) Set in CD mode(14).

2) Press the PROGRAM Knob(4), “00” will be flashing on display.

3) Select a desired track by pressing SKIP UP Knob(9) or SKIP DOWN Knob(8), then press PROGRAM

Knob(4) again to confirm that track is selected.

4) Repeat step “3” to select more tracks.

5) When all the desired tracks have programmed. Press PLAY/PAUSE Knob to play the disc in the order

to play the program play.

6) Press STOP Knob(10) to terminal program play.

SKIP MODE (SKIP UP / SKIP DOWN )

1) During PLAY or PAUSE mode, if SKIP UP Knob(9) is pressed, it will go to next track and display

the track no. and then continue the PLAY or PAUSE mode.

2) During PLAY or PAUSE mode, if SKIP DOWN Knob(8) is pressed, it will go back to the beginning

of the current track, the track no. is displayed and continue to play or remain at PAUSE mode.

3) After step “2”, press SKIP DOWN Knob(8) again will go to the previous track and continue to PLAY

or PAUSE mode from that track.

REPEAT MODE

1) Press the REPEAT Knob(3) before or during play, a single track of all the tracks can be repeated.

Each press switches the REPEAT mode

(1) REPEAT 1 (2) REPEAT ALL (3) REPEAT OFF

For REPEAT 1 mode, a dot will be flashing on display

For REPEAT ALL mode, a dot will keep on lighting

For REPEAT OFF mode, the lighting dot will disappear

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

Power switch on, but no power Tuner poor FM reception

* Check power to wall plug. * Unravel and fully extend FM wire antenna

* Check AC cord connection to wall for best reception.

plug.

Power Indicator is on, but no sound from

speaker

* Check Function selector.

* Check VOLUME setting

* Make sure headphones are not plugged in.

MAINTENANCE

Power switch Stylus (needle) Replacement

After using the unit, turn off the power by Replacement of a worn stylus can be easily

releasing the POWER switch. accomplished as follows.

1) Raise the “Tone Arm”.

Cleaning the Unit 2) To remove the old stylus, pull out the

To retain the beauty of the unit, simply wipe with stylus assembly in direction shown, holding

soft clean cloth moistened with plain lukewarm the head shell with your other hand.

water. 3) Then install the new stylus by pushing

it gently into the cartridge (hold by the

edge to prevent damage to stylus)

until it clicks into place.

Safety Instruction:

Do not connect the power cord to the

mains supply until all other connections

have been made.

Do not expose this apparatus to

liquid.

SPECIFICATIONS

Power Supply:

AC: 100V ~ 50/60Hz

Radio Frequency Coverage:

AM: 540 - 1600 KHz

FM: 76 - 108 MHz

Specifications subject to change without notice.

MORE INFORMATION

ATTENTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock,

do not remove the cover.There are no user

serviceable parts inside the unit. Refer all servicing

to qualified personnel.

WARNING:

- To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do

not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

- Ventilation holes should not be covered.

The lightning flash with arrowhead

symbol within the triangle is a warning

sign alerting the user of “dangerous

voltage” inside the unit.

The exclamation point within the triangle

is a warning sign alerting the user of

important instructions accompanying the

product.

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