Page 1: ... S4ilio cINSTRUCTION MANUAL Portable Compact Disc Player CDP 455 ...
Page 2: ...9 Power Supply 10 AC Adaptor Installation 10 Rechargeable Nickel Cadmium Battery Installation 10 Alkaline Battery Installation 13 Handling Compact Discs 14 Playing A Disc 15 Track Search 17 Forward Reverse Search 17 Time Display 18 Programmed Play 19 Introscan 23 Repeat Play 24 Using The Cigarette Lighter And Car Cassette Adaptor 25 Recording From The Line Out Socket 00 28 Cleaning 29 Specificatio...
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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 positio...
Page 5: ...V230AU INPUT AC 230 240V 50Hz 56mA OUTPUT DC 6V 500mA Polarity P Centre Positive a Redargeable nickel cadmium battery Cigarette lighter adaptor Car casseltte DC DC INPUT OUTPU Polarity 2onveftor DC 12V DC 6V 500mA Centre Positive adaptor Headphones Patch cable 4 ...
Page 6: ...where the temperature is 60 C or greater or in cars with the windows closed In the summer the temperature may get as high as 100 C or more Use the unit within a temperature range of 5 c to 35 c In humid or dusty locations n locations exposed to heavy vibra tions c On unstable or tilted surfaces CONDENSATION If cold water is poured into a glass water droplets form on the outside of the glass This i...
Page 7: ...OUT Socket PHONES Socket VOLUME Control I F BACWF FWD w Buttons Play Pause Button M Sound Equalization System Switch SE S 9 10 31 12 13 14 15 16 Stop Button Display ANTI SHOCK Button HOLD Switch P MODE Button SET REMAIN Button OPEN Button Battery Compartment bottom 6 ...
Page 8: ...ayed This gives the pickup time to st ilize and continue reading new data At that time the indicator chamges to L J or L J Onze the pickup returns to its original position new data is stored in the memory and the indicator changes back to ISJ If the unit is subjected to repeated shmks and all the data stored in the memory is used up the L J indicator is displayed and the sound will skip Press tie ...
Page 9: ... MODE I F BACK or F FbVD button is pressed AUTO PCIWER OFF FUNCTION The power turns off automatically when all tracks on a disc have been played or when the Stop button is pressed once to stop play The power turns off automatically after the P MODE w F BACK or F FWD w button is pressed if no other operation is performed Q The power turns off immediately after the OPEN button is pressed and the dis...
Page 10: ...ary battery drain To prevent play from being interrupted Set the HOLD switch to the On position after starting play This will prevent interruptions if the Stop n button or other buttons are pressed accidentally When the HOLD switch is set to the On position during play HoLd appears in the display for approximately 1 second Set the HOLD switch to the On position during play In this setting if any f...
Page 11: ...he AC adaptor with wet hands Doing so is dangerous as this could result in an electrical shock If the AC adaptor is connected when the batteries are installed the power supply automatically switches to the AC power source and the batteries are disconnected RECHARGEABLE NICKEL CADMIUM BATTERY WJSTALLATION Fully Charge the rechargeable nickel caadmiurn battery before using it for the first time 1 Sl...
Page 12: ... NBP 50A Close the battery compartment lid 4 The battery is fully charged approxi mately 10 hours after the AC adaptor is connected A 240 EXT DC 6 5 More time may be required for charg ing in cold temperatures You can listen to CDs while the battery is charging but more time is required for charging When charging is completed discon nect the AC adaptor plugs from both the CDP 455 and the AC outlet...
Page 13: ...ime decreases drastically even when the recharge able nicke cadmium battery is properly recharged purchase a new NBP 50 or NBP 50A rechargeable nickel cad mium battery Do not use any AC adaptor other than the one supplied with the COP 455 Do not charge continuously for 24 hours or more Doing so can cause the performance of the rechargeable nickel cadmium battery to deteriorate Do not short circuit...
Page 14: ...nd discharged flashes in the display then the power automatically turns off If this occurs recharge the recharge able nickel cadmium battery or replace the alkaline batteries before using the unit This unit can be used if the recharge able nickel cadmium battery or alkaline batteries are removed as long as the supplied AC adaptor is connected When you are not going to use the ur t for one month or...
Page 15: ...compact disc Sharp writing instruments or the inks used in some felt tip pens may damage the surfaces of the disc Fingerprints should be carefully wiped from the swface of the disc with a soft cloth Unlike conventional records compact discs have no grooves to collect dust and microscopic debris so gently wiping them with a soft cloth should remove most particles Wipe in a straight motion from the ...
Page 16: ...c compartment OPEN T 3 Hold the disc with the labeled side up and press it onto the spindle until it clicks into place 4 Close the disc compartment The disc will begin to spin the display will indicate the total number of tracks and tota playing time on the disc then the display wi l go out If you press the Play Pause F 11 button while appears in the display play will begin immediately with track ...
Page 17: ...ck function Hold function 8 To stop play temporarily press the Play Pause iII button c The elapsed playing time flashes in the display Press the Play Pause iII button again 10 resume 9 To stop play press the Stop button once 00 appears in the display To turn the power off press the Stop m button once again c The pvverturns off automatically when all tracks on a disc have been played The power is a...
Page 18: ... desired track number is displayed press the Play Pause jll button to begin play from that track Whenthe P MODE button 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 b Next 01 flashes on the track num ber display and the play mode switches in the following order single track repeat all tracks repeat intros...
Page 19: ... once The remaining time of the track currently playing is displayed Press twice The total number of tracks remaining and the total remaining time are displayed During random play the total remain ing time cm the disc is not displayed The display returns to the original display elapsed playing time of the current track During introscan and repeat play the total number of tracks remaining and the t...
Page 20: ...ram Example Program Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 Track Number 5 3 8 1 2 4 1 Press during the P MODE button play P MODE Q six times 3 Press the SET REMAIN 5 is now programmed button Track nn n CJUuu E 2 Press the F BACK or F FWD w button to select track number 5 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to program other tracks Programmed play automatically begins if you program 22 tracks Track number I Program number 19 ...
Page 21: ...After programming is finished press the Play Pause bill button stops flashing in the display and programmed play begins The unit stops automatically after all programmed tracks have been played The programmed tracks are stored in memory until the disc compartment is opened To play the same program again press the P MODE button to display then press the Play Pause Fjtl button Programming is also po...
Page 22: ...Press the SET REMAIN button 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 Press the SET REMAIN button to dis play 00 07 t 1 2 Press the t F BACK or F FWD M button to display track number 9 3 Press the SET REMAIN button After the addition is completed the disp...
Page 23: ... 1 Press the SET REMAIN button to select track number 5 program number 1 I I 1 7 C2u 5 I 1 J 2 Press the w F BACK or F FWD w button to set the track number display to 00 I r r r71 cluuu I 3 Press the SET REMAIN button and the entire program will be deleted The programs will be lost in the follow ing circumstances Whenthe disc compwtment is opened When the rechargeable nickel cadmium battery or the...
Page 24: ...RO flashes in the display P MODE 9 c INTRO Press the Play Pause ill button INTRO lights in the display The first 10 seconds of each track on a disc are played from the first track When press again the desired track is playing the Play Pause 11 button Normal play continues from the beginning of that track 23 ...
Page 25: ...mes dur ing play o RANDOM appears in the dis play All tracks on the disc are played repeatedly in random order P MODE ANTI S4 w Op f ALL TRACKS REPEAT PROGRAM REPEAT Press the P MODE buthon twice during play ALL appears in the display 1 F ess the P MODE button five times during play e appears and and flash in the display P MODE w Oc 2 Follow steps 2 6 under Pro grammed PLAY page 19 24 ...
Page 26: ...ghter adaptor b Use this unit 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 ...
Page 27: ...ghter plug i 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 L Tighten 1 3 P Remove Cigarette lighter plug nd f he plug NOTES Replace the fuse with one of the same rat ing If the fuse blows again after replace ment contact the store where your purchased the unit or con...
Page 28: ...tion There may be 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 the LINE OUT socket 2 Insert the pack into the tape slot of the car stereo Car...
Page 29: ...D can be heard recorded through a pair of speakers Connect a patch cable supplied from the Connect a patch cable supplied from LINE OUT socket on the CD player o the the LINE OUT sock on the CD player to LINE INPUT sockets on a cassette re the AUX or CD INPWT sockets on a ste corder reo system 28 ...
Page 30: ...is important that no operation and interruption of the sound during play liquid reaches the inside of the unit To clean the pickup lens open the disc compartment Blow the dust off of the lens using a camera lens blower available at most camera stores s Do not touch the surface of the lens CLEANING THE CABINET Use a soft cloth moistened with plain luke warm water and wrung dry 29 ...
Page 31: ...nnek 60 dB undetectable 44 1 kHz 1 bit Semi conductor laser 790 nm Continuous wave max 0 5 mW PHONES 16 32 ohms LINE OUT 47 kohms AC 230 240 V 50 Hz DC 3 V t 4i Cd battery NBP 50 NBP 50A or AA x 2 128x27 x142mm Wx HxD 238g witfwwt batteries AC adapbr x 1 Headphones x 1 Patch cahik x 1 Ni Cd battery x 1 Cigarette Il hter adaptor x 1 Car cassetie adaptor x 1 Specifications subject to change without ...
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