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Load compact disc only

Never insert anything other than a compact disc into any part of the
player.

If a problem persists

If something goes wrong, turn off the power immediately.  If the same
problem reoccurs when the power is turned on once more, turn off the
power again and consult your JVC dealer.

Handling the power cord

When unplugging from the wall socket, always pull the plug body,
never the power cable.

Volume settings

A CD player has almost zero background noise.  Because of this, the
technique of listening to the background level and then setting the
volume before the music starts, as used with analog turntables or tape
decks, cannot be used.  If you raise the volume level too high, speaker
damage may result.

Condensation

The CD player uses optical components.  If it is moved from a cold
location to a warm one, or is used in a room subject to excessive
humidity or where a fire has just been lit, condensation could form on
the optical components.
This may prevent the laser beam from being properly transmitted and
thus causes noise or even a malfunction.
If condensation has formed and the CD player does not function
correctly, we recommend that you leave it turned on for an hour or two.
If at the end of this time the CD player still does not function properly,
please consult your JVC dealer.

Transporting the unit

When carrying this unit, it is best to avoid either tilting it or turning it
upside-down. Where you cannot avoid doing so, please remove the
disc first.

Using compact discs

Compact discs are made of plastic and can be easily damaged.  If the
disc is dirty, scratched, warped or otherwise damaged, the digital
information may not be picked up correctly.

Applicable discs

This unit can only be used with compact discs bearing the mark below.
Never use discs of other types.

This manual covers the operating instructions for the compact disc
player XL-Z132BK and XL-Z232BK.
There are several functions which require separate instructions for
each model.  Please check the model number stated on the carton box,
and follow the descriptions applicable to your unit.

This manual is organized as follows:

The first part, “INTRODUCTION”, gives you the precautions when
using this unit, and shows you the names of buttons on the main unit
and the remote control unit.

The second part, “BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME”, tells you
what kind of operations you should do before playing a disc.  This part
describes where to place the unit for best results, how to install
batteries  in the remote control unit and how to connect this unit to the
amplifier/receiver and other components.

The third part, “BASIC OPERATIONS”, describes how to load a disc,
and convenient basic functions for playing disc.

The fourth part, “VARIOUS PLAYBACK PATTERNS”, describes vari-
ous functions for playing disc, and convenient functions for recording.

The fifth part, “GENERAL INFORMATIONS”, describes the COMPU
LINK remote control system which facilitates various operations be-
tween JVC components, and explains how to take care of discs.
This part also includes “Troubleshooting” which tells you how to check
the unit when a malfunction occurs, and the technical informations
regarding this unit.

Precautions

INTRODUCTION

About this manual

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Summary of Contents for XL-Z132BK

Page 1: ...232BK XL Z132BK COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO RM SX230EU REMOTE CONTROL 1 2 3 CANCEL RANDOM 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 OPEN CLOSE PROGRAM AUTO SEARCH CHECK SEARCH REPEAT DISPLAY INDEX ALL 1 MODE STANDBY XL Z132 COMPACT DISC PLAYER PROGRAM RANDOM REPEAT CANCEL OPEN CLOSE STOP CLEAR PLAY PAUSE 6 7 8 9 10 10 1 2 3 4 5 POWER 1 BIT P E M D D CONVERTER STANDBY XL Z232 COMPACT DISC PLAYER PROGRAM RANDOM REPEAT CANCEL OPE...

Page 2: ...ine ThepowercanberemotecontrolledforXL Z232BK IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS 1 2 3 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT DANGER Invisible laser radiation when open and interlock failed or defeated Avoid direct exposure to beam CAUTION Do not open the top cover There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit leave all servicing to qualified service personnel 1 2 CAUTION Do not remove screws covers or cabinet Do ...

Page 3: ...ER LOCATIONS 107 Little Falls Road Fairfield NJ 07004 2105 973 808 9279 5665 Corporate Avenue Cypress CA 90630 0024 714 229 8011 13 Cummings Park Woburn MA 01801 781 376 9100 705 Enterprise Street Aurora IL 60504 8149 630 851 7855 10700 Hammerly Suite 110 Houston TX 77043 713 935 9331 890 Dubuque Avenue South San Francisco CA 94080 1804 650 871 2666 1500 Lakes Parkway Lawrenceville GA 30243 5857 7...

Page 4: ...o any attachment not provided with the products or if the model or serial number has been altered tampered with defaced or removed 2 Initial installation and installation and removal for repair 3 Operational adjustments covered in the Owner s Manual normal maintenance video and audio head cleaning 4 Damage that occurs in shipment due to act of God and cosmetic damage 5 Signal reception problems an...

Page 5: ...the remote control unit 6 COMPU LINK connection 6 BASIC OPERATIONS 7 Basic functions for disc playback 7 Turning on the power of this unit 7 Loading a disc in the disc tray 7 Remote control operation XL 232BK Only 7 Playing a disc 8 Stopping playback 8 Locating a point to start playback 8 Skipping to a desired track 8 Skipping to a desired index XL 232BK Only for a disc with INDEX 8 Searching for ...

Page 6: ...scs Compact discs are made of plastic and can be easily damaged If the disc is dirty scratched warped or otherwise damaged the digital information may not be picked up correctly Applicable discs This unit can only be used with compact discs bearing the mark below Never use discs of other types This manual covers the operating instructions for the compact disc player XL Z132BK and XL Z232BK There a...

Page 7: ...mes of buttons INTRODUCTION Numeric keypad remote sensor XL Z232BK Only AC power cord inlet STANDBY indicator Display window Disc tray COMPU LINK 3 SYNCHRO jacks 4 AUTO SEARCH CHECK buttons 22 33 SEARCH buttons 3 8 PLAY PAUSE button 7 STOP CLEAR button PROGRAM button RANDOM button random play back button REPEAT button CANCEL button Main unit 0 OPEN CLOSE button OUTPUT jacks DIGITAL OUT jack optica...

Page 8: ...ROGRAM POWER Remote control unit XL Z232BK only RANDOM random playback button Remote control signal transmitter CANCEL button Numeric keypad OPEN CLOSE button DISPLAY MODE switching time dis play button REPEAT ALL 1 button 1 SEARCH buttons ø Ø INDEX buttons 4 AUTO SEARCH CHECK buttons 8 Pause button 7 Stop button 3 Play button PROGRAM button POWER POWER button ...

Page 9: ...re that the same channels are connected between this unit and the amplifier or receiver LEFT to LEFT and RIGHT to RIGHT Do not connect the power plug unless all connections are com pleted Connect the plugs firmly Loose connections may cause noise or malfunction Rear panel of this unit Speaker unit Amplifier or receiver Audio cord COMPULINK 3 SYNCHRO OUTPUT LEFT RIGHT OUTPUT LEFT RIGHT OPTICAL AC I...

Page 10: ...must be connected to the unit Plug the AC power cord into the AC power cord inlet of this unit and connect to the wall outlet after all connections are complete Note When using the COMPU LINK Remote Control System do not connect the power cord to the SWITCHED AC OUTLET of an amplifier or receiver Rear panel of this unit Supplied AC power cord AC power cord inlet To the wall outlet ...

Page 11: ... of them Connect to the COMPU LINK 3 SYNCHRO jack of another com ponent eqipped with the Compu Link remote control system Cassette deck Turntable Supplied COMPU LINK cord Amplifier or receiver To install the batteries in the remote control unit Before operating the remote control unit install two batteries 1 Remove the rear cover of the remote control unit by pressing down and simultaneously pulli...

Page 12: ...he remote sensor and operate it steadily and carefully The remote control unit can be used within a range of about 7 meters 23 feet from the remote sensor and at angles of up to about 30 degrees Turning on the power of this unit Press the POWER button to turn on this unit The STANDBY indicator is turned off and the display is turned on Press again to turn the power off and activate the standby mod...

Page 13: ... PAUSE button on the main unit Stopping playback Press the 7 button Skipping to a desired track Use the 4 buttons To skip back to the beginning of the track being played tap the 4 button When the beginning of the track is reached tapping this button again skips to the previous track To skip to the next track tap the button When using the 4 buttons on the main unit tap them until the desired track ...

Page 14: ...10 and then 2 To select track number 25 press 10 twice and then 5 To select track number 30 press 10 twice and then 10 Note The track number which does not exist on the selected disc cannot be selected Displaying the time 1 SEARCH Main unit MODE Remote control unit DISPLAY Swithching the time display on XL Z232BK Each time the DISPLAY MODE button is pressed the time display changes as the followin...

Page 15: ...am step press the CANCEL button and then enter the new track number 3 Repeat step 2 for other tracks to be programmed You can program up to 32 tracks 4 Start playback by pressing the 3 button The programmed tracks are played in the programmed order You can skip to a desired program step with the 4 or button You can add tracks in the program during the playback To check the program contents Press t...

Page 16: ...disc Press the REPEAT ALL 1 button so that the REPEAT indicator lights on the display All tracks are played repeatedly Repeating one track Press the REPEAT ALL 1 button so that the REPEAT 1 indicator lights on the display The displayed track is played repeatedly To cancel repeat mode Press the REPEAT ALL 1 button so that the REPEAT and REPEAT 1 indicators go out REPEAT ALL 1 main unit REPEAT ...

Page 17: ... the tracks in any order as desired 3 Press the 3 8 PLAY PAUSE button on the front panel of this unit The cassette deck automatically starts recording synchronized with this unit Notes Synchronized recording stops automatically when this unit stops playback To cancel synchronized recording press the 7STOP button of this unit or the cassette deck To properly operate the synchronized recording the b...

Page 18: ... wipe the disc with a soft dry cloth with a movement going from the inside outwards If difficult to clean wipe the disc with a cloth moistened with water Never use record cleaners petrol alcohol or any anti static agents Care and handling Even on label side Do not damage the label side stick paper to or use any adhesive on this surface Storage Make sure that discs are kept in their cases If discs ...

Page 19: ...f the disc surface with a soft cloth Replace the disc with a new one Replace the disc with a new one Power plug is disconnected from the AC outlet The AC power cord plug is disconnected from the AC power cord inlet of this unit Disc is not loaded Batteries are exhausted There is an obstacle between remote control unit and the remote sensor of the main unit Direct sunlight shines on the remote sens...

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