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NAMES AND 

FUNCTIONS

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC 

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BASIC

SETTINGS

PRACTICAL

CONNECTIONS

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IF YOU EXPERIENCE 

PROBLEMS

MISCELLANEOUS

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ENGLISH

ADVANCED OPERATIONS

LISTENING TO MUSIC IN TWO LOCATIONS USING A MULTI-DRIVE CONNECTION

You can listen to music in different rooms using this unit with two pairs of speaker systems.

SETTING SPEAKER OUTPUT

•  Set the speaker output of the unit to BI-AMP.

•  Maximum amp output switches from 50 W to 25 

W per channel.

•  BI-AMP mode is canceled for speaker output if 

SPKR A or SPKR B is set.

•  The default setting is SPKR A.

Note:

Set the audio volume appropriately before making 
speaker settings.

2.

1.

 

1.

  Press the BI-AMP button on the remote 

controller.

Note:

The display returns to normal if the BI-AMP button 
on the remote controller is pressed for 3 or more 
seconds.

 

2.

  Press the ENTER button.

 

  The display changes from fl ashing to lit.

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Summary of Contents for M-CR502

Page 1: ...CD Receiver M CR502 DAB ENGLISH FRAN AIS DEUTSCH M CR502 T DAB 00 cover indd 3 M CR502 T DAB 00 cover indd 3 09 2 4 1 41 49 PM 09 2 4 1 41 49 PM...

Page 2: ...ots and especially the top panel Contact with hot areas can cause burns Do not expose the unit and batteries to excessive heat such as direct sunlight fire or the like Fran ais AVERTISSEMENTS Ne pas e...

Page 3: ...tenna DAB antenna AC Power cord User Guide FEATURES 2 BEFORE USING 2 USAGE OF REMOTE CONTROLLER 3 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 4 FRONT PANEL 4 DISPLAY PANEL 4 REMOTE CONTROLLER 5 REAR PANEL 6 BASIC CONNECTIONS...

Page 4: ...the habit of disconnecting the power plug before leaving home DO NOT ATTEMPT REPAIRS YOURSELF Refrain from lubricating the player doing so can cause malfunctioning Only qualified engineers with specia...

Page 5: ...may have different voltages Do not use different types of batteries together If electrolyte has leaked thoroughly wipe the inside of the battery compartment and then insert new batteries When batterie...

Page 6: ...on Used to confirm an item See page 16 22 23 27 31 TUNER mode Used to register a broadcast station See page 21 i INPUT button Selects the input source o MODE button SET UP mode Calls up the SETUP menu...

Page 7: ...6 c z n 0 1 x v 2 3 b m 5 4 8 9 1 2 3 0 6 8 MENU button Performs the same operations as the click wheel MENU button on an iPod 4 SET UP button Calls up the SETUP menu See page 22 23 27 31 5 TIMER but...

Page 8: ...o the speakers o Speaker B output terminals Connect to the speakers 0 REMOTE IN terminal Connect to the REMOTE CONTROL output terminal of Marantz products REAR PANEL q e w r t y u 0 o i 2 FOLDER CURSO...

Page 9: ...ofer a sub woofer with built in powered amp For details on making connections see the instruction manual for your sub woofer Do not touch speaker terminals when the power is ON as there is a risk of e...

Page 10: ...ush pins or other such implement to secure the antenna in the location with the least noise CONNECTING THE SUPPLIED DAB ANTENNA Be sure to use the supplied DAB antenna indoors Adjust the antenna up an...

Page 11: ...e connected to the AUX IN external input terminal of the unit using a commercially available audio cable with 3 5 mm diameter stereo mini plugs Marantz CD Recorder IS201 Music Junction for the iPod To...

Page 12: ...lug the supplied power cable into AC power cord connector socket on the unit Plug the power cable into a power outlet BASIC CONNECTIONS Note When making connections take care that the audio volume lev...

Page 13: ...When changing the input source to CD using the INPUT button on the unit be sure to put the remote controller into CD USB mode by pressing its CD button 2 Open the disc tray by pressing the 0 button an...

Page 14: ...listen to FAST FORWARD Hold down the button on the unit or the 6 button on the remote controller during playback until you find the track section you want to listen to Start playback by releasing the...

Page 15: ...y mode or when the input source is set to other than USB Data stored on the USB device may be destroyed if the USB device is connected or disconnected while power is on and the input source is set to...

Page 16: ...tion as turning the iPod click wheel clockwise Note The audio volume of an iPod cannot be adjusted SELECT button Performs the same operation as the select button on the iPod click wheel MENU button Pe...

Page 17: ...ehand if the input source for the timer is set to CD Be sure that a USB device that contains MP3 or WMA music files has already been connected beforehand if the input source for the timer is set to US...

Page 18: ...by pressing the TONE button 2 Adjust the bass using the VOLUME buttons 10 dB to 10 dB ADJUSTING LEFT RIGHT BALANCE 1 Select BALANCE by pressing the TONE button 2 Adjust the left right balance using th...

Page 19: ...his way Marantz DVD player Remote control Remote control switch SETTING THE REMOTE CONTROL 3 2 1 Put the power of the unit into standby mode 2 Turn on the power while holding down the 7 button 3 Selec...

Page 20: ...er is pressed twice MP3 WMA SINGLE TRACK REPEAT MP3 WMA single track repeat play results when the REPEAT button on the remote controller is pressed while playing an MP3 WMA track MP3 WMA FOLDER REPEAT...

Page 21: ...of specified tracks is displayed ADVANCED OPERATIONS 8 Press the 2 button on the remote controller or the 6 button on the unit to play your favorite speci ed track Note The specified track order is ca...

Page 22: ...FO button on the remote controller while playing a music CD or music MP3 WMA file MUSIC CDS Information displayed on the display panel changes as given below each time the TIME INFO button is pressed...

Page 23: ...rs Japanese language display is not supported in the case of ID3 tag information and file names displayed when playing MP3 data The unit only supports MP3 ID3 Tag Version 1 Sometimes the time is not d...

Page 24: ...1 Call up the broadcast station you want to give a name to 2 Press the MODE button on the unit 3 Specify the name using alphanumeric letters A to Z and numbers 0 to 9 using the 1 2 buttons and confir...

Page 25: ...ntifies programs that carry traffic announcements This allows you to easily receive updates on the latest traffic conditions in your area before you leave home RADIO TEXT RT RT allows the RDS station...

Page 26: ...and the RDS indicator ashes If no station broadcasting the designated program type is found all bands being received are searched The station name is displayed on the display after the search ends 9...

Page 27: ...e automatically from an RDS station broadcasting Clock Time CT information If CT ON is set the unit automatically sets its clock to match the Clock Time information being received 1 2 4 6 3 5 7 2 4 6...

Page 28: ...en in mobile objects DAB is a new generation radio which can provide data service and supplementary multi media services DAB broadcasts multiple services under one Ensemble that are called service com...

Page 29: ...e ENTER button Full Scan Scans the entire Band III frequency range When the scan detects a new station it is added to the DAB channel list Local Scan Scans between 218 640 MHz and 229 072 MHz ADVANCED...

Page 30: ...the quality of the received broadcast SETTING AMP CHARACTERISTICS SPEAKER A B Amp properties can be changed according to the location speakers are installed Five types of characteristics can be select...

Page 31: ...eaker A and Speaker B when listening to music on speakers connected using bi wiring See SETTING AMP CHARACTERISTICS on page 27 R channel speaker L channel speaker Note Be sure to remove the short plat...

Page 32: ...e speaker output of the unit to BI AMP Maximum amp output switches from 50 W to 25 W per channel BI AMP mode is canceled for speaker output if SPKR A or SPKR B is set The default setting is SPKR A Not...

Page 33: ...t or the VOLUME buttons on the remote controller and then press the ENTER button PERFORMING RESET All settings can be returned to default status Reset is selected on the unit 1 Put the power of the un...

Page 34: ...oller You are out of the operating range of the remote controller Refer to the operating range for the remote controller Page 3 and use it only inside the proper operating range The receiver for remot...

Page 35: ...DAB coverage exists in your area Check that antenna is connected I can not access Secondary services At the time of publishing this manual not many Secondary services are available this will increase...

Page 36: ...able frequencies 522 to 1620kHz S N ratio 45dB Sensitivity S N 20dB 55dB V m DAB TUNER SECTION Frequency range 174 928 5A 239 200 13F MHz BAND III Sensitivity 90 dBm Signal to noise ratio 95 dB THD N...

Page 37: ...Discs that can be played Mark logo Disc size Music CDs 12 cm 8 cm discs CD R 12 cm 8 cm discs CD RW 12 cm 8 cm discs Notes Some CD R CD RW discs may not be able to be played depending on the recordin...

Page 38: ...your nearest authorized distributor or dealer on our website is a registered trademark Printed in China 02 2009 541110294098M mzh d M CR502 T DAB 00 cover indd 2 M CR502 T DAB 00 cover indd 2 09 2 4...

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