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Operating Instructions

CD/RECEIVER SYSTEM

X-HX700/2000
X-HX3000/5000
X-HX05/33/55/77/99
X-HMD01/03

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Summary of Contents for X-HMD01

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions CD RECEIVER SYSTEM X HX700 2000 X HX3000 5000 X HX05 33 55 77 99 X HMD01 03 ...

Page 2: ...ong periods of time unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power line surges POWER LINES An outside antenna system should notbelocatedinthevicinityofoverheadpowerlines or other electric light or power circuits or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits When installing an outside antenna syst...

Page 3: ...nce with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a 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 foll...

Page 4: ...f 16 Setting the Time 17 LISTENING TO MUSIC 18 Listening to CDs 18 Listening to the Radio 21 Listening to Other Audio Equipment 24 Setting the Mood with EQ Playback 26 Listening with Power Bass 27 TIMER OPERATION 28 Wake up Timer Set playback to start at a specified time 28 Sleep Timer Auto power shut off after a specified length of time 31 APPENDIX 32 Troubleshooting 32 Error Messages 34 Maintena...

Page 5: ...eakers 2 AM loop antenna The illustration shows the AM loop antenna after assembly AA R6 batteries for remote control 2 Documentation Warranty card Operating Instructions this document Both types include the same functions and operate in the same way The illustrations in this manual are of the oval type Remote control There are two front panel types and Oval type Square type ...

Page 6: ...g Instructions Disc cleaning Dirty discs may cause skipping or poor sound quality during playback We recommend using the separately sold disc cleaning kit JV D11 To clean stubborn dirt dip a soft cloth in water and wring it well before wiping the disc Afterward use a dry cloth to remove remaining moisture from the disc Do not use volatile cleaning fluids such as benzine or thinner Also anti static...

Page 7: ...layback problems If the CD receiver is placed on top of a speaker Vibrations from high volume playback may cause skipping during playback Speaker precautions To avoid risk of malfunctions or overheating do not connect this CD Receiver System s speakers to other audio amplifiers This system s speakers are designed to insulate magnetic field so color distortion or other problems are not likely to oc...

Page 8: ... speaker AUX jack see page 11 CD receiver FM antenna Power cord AM loop antenna In this manual the MD recorder indicates the following optional models unless otherwise noted MJ HX700 2000 3000 5000 MJ HX33 55 77 and MJ HMD01 03 These are designed exclusively for this CD Receiver System Used for con necting the optional MD recorder Used for connecting the optional MD recorder ...

Page 9: ... the other into the positive ª terminal After closing the terminals pull gently on each wire to make sure that it is securely connected R L L R For optimum stereo playback If you want to ensure optimum stereo effects during playback be sure to place the left and right speakers in similar balanced positions at similar height or distance from the wall etc Also make sure that the right and left speak...

Page 10: ...ety related ground connection Antenna setup location Set up the AM loop antenna on a flat surface and shift the antenna around to find the direction which provides the best AM MW LW reception If the AM reception is poor in every direction try setting the antenna farther away from the CD receiver Wall mounted setup Use two screws or push pins to mount the antenna on a wall Direction of FM antenna T...

Page 11: ...cially available that has two RCA phono plugs on each end Connect one dual plug end to the CD receiver s AUX terminals and the other dual plug end to the LINE OUT terminal of the connected equipment MD player DAT deck etc 3 Connect power cord Insert the power cord into a wall outlet When connecting the power cord for the first time The time flashes on the CD receiver s display panel See page 17 fo...

Page 12: ...ol Unit If the remote control s operation range becomes narrower replace the batteries with new ones Caution Incorrect use of batteries may result in battery fluid leakage or equipment damage Note the following points carefully Also read any precautions that come with the batteries Insert the batteries with the positive 9 and negative ends arranged as shown on the battery case Do not combine a use...

Page 13: ...when audio source is external audio equipment ON when audio source is radio ON when audio source is MD ON when audio source is CD ON when P BASS function is ON ON when track number is displayed ON when operation status or message is displayed as text or numbers ON during radio reception ON during FM auto select reception ON during monaural reception of stereo broadcasts ON when displaying total re...

Page 14: ...uctions of the MD recorder for the detailed operation of these buttons What s What SLEEP button p 31 TIMER button p 29 CD section pp 18 to 20 38 button 4 buttons ENTER button MODE button 7 button MD section 38 button 4 buttons SOUND SCAPE button MODE button 7 button VOL buttons SOUND SCAPE UP button MUSIC UP button EQ MODE button p 26 buttons FM AM button Radio section pp 21 to 23 STANDBY ON butto...

Page 15: ... door open by other means such as pulling the door can damage the equipment To close the front door As you are closing the door gently press on the area marked PUSH OPEN until you hear the door click shut Note on illustrations in this manual In the rest of this manual all CD receiver illustra tions show the front of this CD receiver as it appears when the front door is open Note that although the ...

Page 16: ...fore the power is shut off Standby mode After the power is switched off the CD Receiver System enters Standby mode during which a small amount of current continues to flow for faster power on operation when the power is switched back on The CD receiver s STANDBY indicator is ON during Standby mode When power is switched back on The settings at the time when the power was switched off are restored ...

Page 17: ...Note on the time display The time display does not appear when the system s power is on You must reset the time setting in the following situations The power plug has been disconnected from the wall outlet such as when moving the system A power outage has occurred Setting the Time Display panel shows the current time The time 24 hour format is indicated on the CD receiver s display panel The first...

Page 18: ... of the CD receiver to open the cover With the label printed side of the CD facing upward set the CD down so that the center hole clicks onto the knob After you close the cover the system will start playing the CD automatically To start a CD that was loaded previously Press the 38 button 2 Use the VOL buttons to adjust the volume level To switch to CD from another sound source Press the SOURCE but...

Page 19: ...ton until ONE appears in the display panel To return to repeat playback of all tracks Press the MODE button several times until ALL appears in the display panel Repeat playback of selected track number During Stop mode press the MODE button until ONE appears in the display panel then press the 4 or button until the desired track number is displayed Finally press the 38 button During repeated playb...

Page 20: ...ns will clear the programmed tracks Removing the CD Pressing the MODE button to switch to another mode such as repeat playback of one track Switching to another audio source by pressing the SOURCE button Programmed play selections will not be cleared when the power is shut off such as when the POWER button or STANDBY ON button is pressed To check programmed tracks During Stop mode press the button...

Page 21: ...e AM band and in 100 kHz in Taiwanese and European models or 50 kHz in U S and Canadian models intervals on the FM band Operations on main unit Press the SOURCE button on the CD receiver until either FM or AM appears in the display panel Pressing this button cycles through the following settings CD MD FM AM AUX Available only if the MD recorder sold separately is connected to this system If FM rec...

Page 22: ...e radio stations in the CD receiver s memory Up to 12 FM and 12 AM stations can be stored in memory 1 Tune the radio to the station to be preset 2 Press and hold the ENTER button for at least three seconds Make sure PGM appears in the display panel which indicates that the radio station you were tuned to at Step 1 has been stored in memory To preset another station When you press and hold the ENTE...

Page 23: ...mory as preset stations 2 Quickly press the or button to select the desired radio station Deleting a preset radio station When memory is full clearing one preset radio station will allow a new preset station to be added 1 Press the MODE button repeatedly until PGM appears in the display panel 2 Quickly press the or button to select the station to be cleared from memory 3 Press and hold the CANCEL ...

Page 24: ...pment The following types of audio equipment can be connected 7 Equipment that uses a stereo mini plug headphone Portable cassette player Portable CD player Portable MD player etc 7 Equipment that has audio line out terminals left and right channels Cassette deck LD player DVD player Video CD player etc Listening to Other Audio Equipment You can play connected audio equip ment such as a portable c...

Page 25: ...eatedly until AUX appears in the display panel Pressing this button cycles through the following settings CD MD FM AM AUX Available only if the MD recorder sold separately is connected to this system 2 Start playback on the connected audio equipment If necessary read the instructions in the equipment s operation manual 3 Adjust the volume level Use the CD receiver s VOL buttons to adjust the outpu...

Page 26: ...n trying out each mode During playback of a sound source press the EQ MODE button repeatedly until the desired mode appears in the display panel NATURAL mode REFRESH mode HAPPY mode DEEP mode To reset normal playback Press the EQ MODE button repeatedly until EQ OFF appears in the display panel Setting the Mood with EQ Playback You can set EQ playback mode to create different mood settings ...

Page 27: ...yback press the P BASS button P BASS will appear on the display panel To reset normal playback Press the P BASS button again P BASS button Listening with Power Bass The power bass setting can be used to emphasize the low notes P BASS ...

Page 28: ...Receiver System s Wake up Timer function cannot be used to start playback from connected audio equipment If the audio equipment has its own timer start function you can use that function to start playback at a specified time 3 Press the TIMER SETTING button This causes WAKE UP to flash in the display panel 4 Press the ENTER button 5 Press the or button to set the Hour for the playback start time t...

Page 29: ...green lamp goes on 11Press the POWER button or the STANDBY ON button on the remote control to turn off the system s power The TIMER button should be lit Make sure that the system s power is off The Wake up Timer will not operate unless the system s power is off Now playback will begin at the specified start time and will end at the specified end time To cancel a timer setting before completing the...

Page 30: ...he TIMER button several times until WAKE UP appears in the display panel Normal use of CD Receiver System after Wake up Timer has been set Even if the TIMER button s lamp is lit you can still use the CD Receiver System as you nor mally would as long as the system s power is on When you are done using the system be sure to set up the audio source for timer based playback then turn off the system s ...

Page 31: ... display the current Sleep Timer setting Pressing this button cycles through the follow ing settings SLEEP 30 SLEEP 60 OFF SLEEP 90 How to cancel a Sleep Timer set ting Press the SLEEP button until OFF appears in the display panel Using the Sleep Timer for auto shut off and Wake up Timer for auto playback start First set up the Wake up Timer See page 28 for instructions on setting the Wake up Time...

Page 32: ...l equipment fluorescent lamp clothes dryer etc MONO appears in the display panel system is set to Monaural Corrective actions Insert the power cord plug into the wall outlet See connection instructions on page 8 to check the connections Press the SOURCE button to select the desired audio source CD radio etc Set up the system so that the ventila tion holes are not blocked The audio source cannot be...

Page 33: ...he system s power is shut off by the Sleep Timer or before the end of timer based recording Insert new batteries in the remote control Move the remote sensor farther away from the fluorescent lamp Remove the obstacle This function is available only when the MD recorder sold separately is connected to this system Abnormal functioning of this unit may be caused by static electricity or other externa...

Page 34: ...ing If the equipment is especially dirty dip a soft cloth in a solution of five or six parts water to one part detergent and wring the cloth well before wiping the equipment Afterward use a dry cloth to remove remaining moisture from the equipment Do not use volatile cleaning fluids such as alcohol benzine thinner or insecticide as these products may remove printed or painted marks Also any equipm...

Page 35: ...0 to 108 00 MHz in 50 kHz steps AM 530 to 1 700 kHz in 10 kHz steps AMW 531 to 1 602 kHz in 9 kHz steps Antenna AM Loop antenna supplied FM 75 Ω unbalanced type extends from rear of set Specifications Power supply etc Power supply voltage Taiwanese U S and Canadian models AC 120 V 60 Hz European model AC 230 V 50 60 Hz Power consumption based on electrical product regulations 30 W Power consumptio...

Page 36: ... future After all we want you listening for a life time We Want You Listening For A Lifetime Used wisely your new sound equipment will provide a lifetime of fun and enjoyment Since hearing damage from loud noise is often undetectable until it is too late this manufacturer and the Elec tronic Industries Association s Consumer Electronics Group rec ommend you avoid prolonged exposure to excessive no...

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