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Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL Portable Compact Disc Player CDP 360CR 1AD6P1P0646 C AU ...

Page 2: ... Hold Function E9 Power Supply EIO Rechargeable Nickel Cadmium Battery Installation E1O Alkaline Battery Installation E13 Cigarette Lighter Adaptor E14 Handling Compact Discs Eq Playing A Disc E 7 Track Search E 9 Forward Reverse Search E Programmed Play E20 Introscan E24 Repeat Play E25 Using The Car Cassette Adaptor E26 Recording From The Line Out Socket E27 Cleaning E27 Specifications E28 El ...

Page 3: ...L uNDG UDSA VARNl iG OSYNLIG LASER STR LNING NAR CAUTION lNVISiBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCKS OEFEATEO wD AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM ADVAR5EL USYNLIG LASER STRALING VED ABNING I I N RSIKKERHEDSAFBRYDESE ERUDEAFFUNKTION mELSE FOR S7RALING I EENNA DEL Aii OPP IAD OCH SPARR AR uRKOPPLAO STR LEN AR FARLIG VORSICHT uNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG TRITTAUS WENN DECKEL GEOFFNET UND WENN SICHERHEITSV...

Page 4: ...Do not use while operating a motorized vehicle It may create a traffic hazard and is illegal in many areas You should use extreme caution or temporarily discontinue use in potentially hazardous situations Even if your headset is an open air type designed to let you hear outside sounds don t turn up the volume so high that you can t hear what s around you General Do not place the unit in a position...

Page 5: ...50Hz 56mA OUTPUT DC 6V 400mA Polarity Centre Positive Cigarette lighter adaptor DC DC Convertor INPUT DC 12V OUTPUT DC 6V 500mA Polarity Centre Positive we Headphones lP 0 fd 0 0 Car cassette adaptor o0 0 Rechargeable nickel cadmium battery NBP 50A p Patch cable E4 ...

Page 6: ...here the temperature is 60 C or CJWatM or in cars with the win dows closed In the summer the temperature may get as high as IOO C or more Use the unit within a temperature range of 5 C to 35 C In humid or dusty locations in locations exposed to heavy vi bra tions On unstable or tilted surfaces CONDENSATION If cold water is poured into a glass water droplets form on the outside of the glass This is...

Page 7: ...rd Buttons Disc Compartment Battery Compartment bottom 10 Play Pause Button FIil HOLD Switch 11 OPEN Bution LINE OUT Socket 12 Stop Button PHONES Socket 13 Display VOLUME Control 14 ANTI S Button Sound Equalization System Switch 15 P MODE Button S EOS 16 M SET Button E6 ...

Page 8: ...coded and played The dis play changes from LJ to S indicating that data has been stored AN I S ma 1 L l time to stabilize and continue read ing new data At that time the indi cator changes to I_l or LJ Once the pick up returns to its origi nal position new data is stored in the memory and the indicator changes back to El If the unit is subjected to repeated shocks and all the data stored in the me...

Page 9: ...T i B E8 AUTO POWER ON FUNCTION The power turns on automatically when E 11 1 P MODE I 1 or M 1 is pressed AUTO POWER OFF FUNCTION Thepowerturnsoff automatically when all tracks on a disc have been played or when is pressed once to stop play The power turns off automatically after P MODE I 1or w 1 is pressed if no other operation is per formed The power turns off immediately after OPEN I is pressed...

Page 10: ...tery drain To prevent play from being interrupted Set HOLDI to the On position after starting play This will prevent interruptions if 1 or other buttons are pressed accidentally E9 When HOLD is set to the On position during play HoLd appears in the display for approximately 1 second Set HOLDI to the On position during play In this setting if any function button except OPEN is pressed HoLd appears ...

Page 11: ...installed it can not be recharged by the CDP 360CR Fully charge the rechargeable nickel cadmium battery before using it for the first time 1 Slide the battery compartment on the bottom of the unit to the right then swing the battery compartment ot en 2 3 Insert the NBP 50A rechargeable nickel cadmium battery supplied into the battery compartment Be sure to observe the proper polarity the and signs...

Page 12: ...s on the Rechargeable P Nickel Cadmium Battery EXT DC 6V 5 LJ The battery is fully charged approxi mately 10 hours after the AC adap tor is connected More time may be required for charging in cold temperatures You can listen to CDs while the bat tery is charging but more time is required for charging When charging is completed dis connect the AC adaptor plugs from both the CDP 360CR and the AC out...

Page 13: ...mium batteries E12 Battery Recharging or Replacement If the rechargeable nickel cadmium battery or alkaline batteries are weak and discharged m flashesinthe display then the power automatically turns off If this occurs recharge the rechargeable nickel cadmium battery or replace the alkaline batteries before using the unit This unit can be used if the rechargeable nickel cadmium battery or alkaline...

Page 14: ...he batteries mis takenly inserting even one with im proper polarity will cause leakage Never charge heat disassemble or throw batteries into a fire When the batteries have become discharged they must be disposed of in a safe manner that complies with all applicable laws NOTE If the operating buttons do not function when pressed 1 Check whether HOLD is on or not 2 Remove the batteries and or dis co...

Page 15: ...only with the supplied cigarette lighter adaptor Use with other cigarette lighter adaptors could damage the unit When the inside of the cigarette lighter socket is dirty with ashes or dust the plug section may become hot due to poor contact Be sure to clean the cigarette lighter socket before use After use disconnect the cigarette lighter adaptor plugs from both this unit and the cigarette lighter...

Page 16: ...ghter plug from the cigarette lighter socket 2 Turn the end portion of the plug and remove 3 Remove the blown fuse 4 Put in a new 3A fuse 5 Turn the end portion of the plug and tighten Fuse I Tighten I IRemove I End of the plug Cigarette lighter plug NOTES Replace the fuse with one of the same rating If the fuse blows again after replace ment contact the store where you purchased the unit or conta...

Page 17: ...gerprints should be carefully wiped from the surface of the disc with a soft cloth Unlike conventional records compact discs have no grooves to collect dust and micro scopic debris so gently wiping them with a soft cloth should remove most particles Wipe in a straight motion from the inside to the outside of the disc Small dust particles and light stains will have no effect on repro duction qualit...

Page 18: ...G Do not insert your fingers into the opened panel You may damage the unit or cause personal injury Do not allow young children to operate the unit unattended 4 Close the disc compartment When ii 1 is pressed play will begin immediately from track number 1 When w 1 w 1or P MODE is pressed appears in the dis play and the disc will begin to spin the display will indicate the total number of tracks a...

Page 19: ...ualization system Digital anti shock function Hold function E18 8 9 To stop play temporarily press FIII The elapsed playing time flashes in the display Press 11 again to resume To stop play press once 00 appears in the display To turn the power off press H once again The power turns off automatically when all tracks on a disc have been played The power is also turned off when OPENI is pressed andt...

Page 20: ...s displayed press 11 1 to begin play from that track When P MODE is pressed in the stop mode 00 displayed or after the power turns off First the total number of tracks and total playing time are displayed Next l flashes on the track num ber display and the play mode switches in the following order single track repeat all tracks repeat introscan random repeat program repeat programmed play off norm...

Page 21: ... in the display Program Example pprogram Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 Track Number 5 3 8 1 2 4 1 Press P MODE six times during 3 Press M SET Track 5 is now play programmed P MOCIE 1 M ET r l 2 Press w or w to select track b number 5 o 8 R 1 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to program other tracks Programmed playautomatically begins if you program 22 tracks Track number I Program nu ber E20 ...

Page 22: ...ogramming is finished press 111 IZl stops flashing in the dis play and programmed play be gins r l t t p q c1 I The unit stops automatically after all programmed tracks have been played The programmed tracks are stored in memory until the disc compart ment is opened To play the same program again press P MODE to display then press 11 1 Programming is also possible in the pause mode E21 ...

Page 23: ...ge the track number to 6 m Press M SET After the change has been completed the display will change to indicate the next program number track number 8 program number 3 Adding a Program Example Add track number 9 as program 7 1 2 3 4 Press M SET to display O Pr 7 m Press I or w to display track number 9 Press M SET After the addition is completed the display will indicate O Pr 8 To make further addi...

Page 24: ...gram 1 Press M SET to select track num ber 5 program number 1 f 2 Press I or to set the track number display to O I n 2I i 1 3 Press M SET and the entire pro gram will be deleted The programs will be lost in the follow ing circumstances When the disc compartment is opened When the rechargeable nickel cadmium battery or the alkaline batteries are exhausted When the rechargeable nickel cadmium batte...

Page 25: ...an play INTRO lights in the display mode The first 10 seconds of each track on INTRO flashes in the display a disc are played from the first track P N1ODE 1 8 m When the desired track is playing press n 1 again Normal play continues from the beginning of that track I 1 n 0 5 _t _t 1 E24 ...

Page 26: ...DE twice during play u ALL appears in the display P MODE 1 Ut RANDOM REPEAT Press P MODE four times during play RANDOM appears in the dis play All tracks on the disc are played repeat edly in random order P MOOE 1 a PROGRAM REPEAT 1 Press P MODE five times during play n appears and O and flash in the display P MODE 1 8 1 J 2 Follow steps 2 6 under PRO GRAMMED PLAY page E20 E25 ...

Page 27: ...reo configuration There maybe some car stereo types with which this car cassette adaptor will not work properly To change the cord direction 1 2 Gently pull the cord out of the slot on the back as shown Change the cord exit location back or either side of the pack Push the cord back into the slot USING IN A CAR 1 Plug the cord into LINE OUT 2 Insert the pack into the tape slot of the car stereo Ca...

Page 28: ...LINE OUT CLEANING 1 LEANING THE PICK UP LENS Never use benzol benzene or other strong chemical cleaners since these Dust on the pick up lens can lead to could damage the finish It is important erratic operation and interruption of the that no liquid reaches the inside of the sound during play unit To clean the pick up lens open the disc compartment Blow the dust off of the lens using a camera lens...

Page 29: ...FICATIONS I 2 channels 60 dB undetectable 44 1 kHz l bit Semi conductor laser 790 nm Continuous wave max 0 5 mW PHONES 16 32 ohms LINE OUT 47 kohms AC 230 240V 50 Hz DC 3V Ni Cd battery NBP 50A or AA x 2 DC 12V Cigarette lighter adaptor 132 5x30x 152 5 mm Wx H x D 235g without batteries AC adaptorx 1 Headphones x 1 Patch cable x 1 Ni Cd battery x 1 Cigarette lighter adaptor x 1 Car cassette adapto...

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