Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL CD Portable Stereo Radio Cassette Recorder Si o MCD S670F ...
Page 2: ... shall not beexposed todtipping or splashing Donotdamage the mains lead When not in use disconnect the mains lead from the outlet Grasp the plug not the lead when disconnecting the unit If water should enter the unit electrical shock ora malfunction may result Use in an area where there is low humidity and little dust Do not disassemble or alter the unit in any way Do not use the unit in areas whe...
Page 3: ...SPEAKER SYSTEM CONNECTIONS I t I To detach the speaker enclosures To attach the speaker enclosures 2 ...
Page 4: ...sonal injury and damage to the unit observe the following pre cautions 1 The batteries must be installed correctly Match the polarities and signs on the batteries to the polarities shown on the back of the unit 2 Do not mix new batteries with old or used batteries 3 Only use batteries of the same type and brand 4 If the unit will not be used for an extended period of time remove the batteries and ...
Page 5: ...pander control BASS BASSXPANDER M X Y Q Turnthe BASSXPANDER contralto 0 adjust the bass output level BA xpA E Using external microphone __ _ 1 External microphone I not supplied MIC I a I ___ ___ A E3 o 0 Using headphones r UJ OOc 100 I I IStereo headphone I not supplied AT L ___________ _J ...
Page 6: ...r I COMPACT DISC OPERATION I I t CD PLAY ...
Page 7: ...side Fingerprints and dust should be carefully wiped off the disc s signal surface opposite the label side with a soft cloth Gently wipe in a straight motion from the inside to the outside of the disc Discs should be returned to their cases after use to avoid serious scratches which could cause the player to skip Do not expose a disc to direct sunlight high humidity or high temperatures for extend...
Page 8: ...ton to return the volume to normal level NOTE Press and hold down during playback If the or FFI SKIP SEARCH button is pressed during the PAUSE mode no sound will be heard and the PAUSE mode will continue when the button is released TRACK SKIP 1 Press and release the K or Fl SKIP SKIP SEARCH SEARCH button repeatedly during play to quickly locate the beginning of a track m NOTE 2 The CD DISPLAY will...
Page 9: ...PROGRAMMED PLAY With programmed play up to 16 tracks on a disc can be memorized and played in any order 8 ...
Page 10: ... Press REPEAT before or dur ing play or programmed play REPEAT f To cancel repeat play Press REPEAT again REPEAT The REPEAT indicator will go off CD DISPWY PlgY FfFPFAT M 3RY H The REPEAT indicator will light on the unit 9 ...
Page 11: ...DER o 1 To RADIO FUNCTION TA PE RA D O C D mm m3y o 2 To AM or FM BAND o 3 Tune in a station TUNING ccl Dial pointer 1 e NOTE The unit will automatically switch to stereo when an FM stereo broadcast is received To improve reception FM Extend and change position AM Rotate unit 1o ...
Page 12: ...again to continue I To quickly wind the tape I Full automatic stop This unit has a full release stop system to protect the tape and prevent pinch roller damage When the end of the tape is reached in Recording or Fast wind mode the tape mechanism will automatically stop Automatic reverse playback This unit will play both sides of the tape continu ously until the STOP EJECT button is pressed STOP EJ...
Page 13: ...PLICATION USE OR OTHER ACTS WHICH INFRINGE UPON THE RIGHTS OF COPY RIGHT OWNERS Automatic Level Control ALC recording The ALC circuit adjusts the recording input level automatically No adjustments are required When the reverse mode is selected record ing is not possible BEAT CANCEL switch When recording a radio program an irritating whistling sound may sometimes be heard If this occurs select posi...
Page 14: ...e REC button cannot be depressed To record or erase a protected cassette cover the tab openings with adhesive tape 3 Synchronous recording CD TAPE SYNCHRO DUBBING This recording system starts disc play and cas sette recording at the same time When the REC button is pressed recording will start at the beginning of track number 1 of the disc If a program has been entered recording will start from th...
Page 15: ...level or keep the microphone away from the speaker o 1 External microphone not supplied I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0 Back of unit Play the radio FUNCTION TA PE A D O C O ml ay BANO AM FM ram 0 2 Play a cassette FUNCTION I I TA PE AiD O 0 I I I I ml I aa I I STOP I EJECT I I I I I 4 PLAY I o 4 Sing a song o 3 To control the sound 0 VOLUME Q gxp R x MIN MAX 14 ...
Page 16: ... 42 0 1 External microphone not supplied dc Back of unit o 2 STOP Record a CD FUNCTION TAPE RADIO CD m G33 PLAY PAUSE I I I I I 3 Record the radio FuNCTION TA PE AiD O 0 m aa3 ml o 5 Talk or sing a song o 4 REC PLAY P 15 ...
Page 17: ... MIC RECORDING 16 ...
Page 18: ...ring recording or play back Press the STOP EJECT button to open the cassette compartment lid STOP EJECT Moisten a cotton swab 1 with Isopropyl alcohol or special head cleaning fluid Gently rub the face of each head 4 5 with alcohol Also clean the capstans 2 7 and pinch rollers 3 6 Cleaning the CD player lens The lens should never be touched If dust is on the lens blow it off using a camera lens bl...
Page 19: ...near ch Pick up light source Semi conductor laser Pick up wave length 790 nm Laser output Continuous wave max 0 6 mW RADIO SECTION Tuning ranges AM 525 1 710 kHz FM 88 108 MHz Aerials Built in ferrite bar and tele scopic rod aerials GENERAL Output power 4 0 W x 2 DC max Speaker 12cmx2 40hms PIEZO X 2 Terminal impedance PHONES 32 ohms MIC 200 600 ohms mV Power source AC 230 240 V 50 HZ DC 12V 8 D s...
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