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Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL CD Portable Stereo Radio Cassette Recorder Y l o MCH S970F ...

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Page 3: ...es 1 When positioning the unit for use be sure to place it on a flat surface so that it does not tilt 2 When carrying the unit from one location to another When moving the unit a short distance such as I from room to room turn the power off and wait at least 10 seconds for the CD changer mecha nism to reset Lift the unit by the handle and besureto keep the unit in a horizontal position 3 When tran...

Page 4: ...rrect polarity proper stereo reproduction will not be obtained Twist the two solid black wires together Push the terminal button and insert the speaker wire into the opening Release the terminal button The speaker wire is se cured l To detach the speaker enclosures 1 2 3 4 Push the SPEAKERS terminal button and remove the speaker wire Push the RELEASE lever as illustrated and push the speaker enclo...

Page 5: ...ton PLAY PAUSE Stop Clear button STOP CLEAR Display CD DISPLAY Disc tray open close button OPEN CLOSE Disc check button and indicator DISC CHECK Disc tray Disc indicators DISC 1 DISC 6 Disc select buttons DISC SELECTOR Repeat play button REPEAT Memory button MEMORY Random play button RANDOM Intro scan button INTRO 27 Cassette compartment lid 28 Record button REC 29 Play button PLAY 30 Rewind butto...

Page 6: ...left in the unit may leak and cause damage When the batteries have become discharged they must be disposed of in a safe manner that complies with all applicable laws I 1 The remote control emits an invisible infrared beam which carries the control signals to the sensor window on the front panel of the unit Because the infrared beam travels in a straight line the Transmitter Window on the remote co...

Page 7: ...ary to retain the number of discs loaded the program contents and the repeat setting in memory when the power is disconnected CAUTION WHEN INSTALLING THE BATTERIES To prevent leakage from the batteries which is corrosive and can cause personal injury and dam age to the unit observe the following precautions 1 2 3 4 5 6 The batteries must be installed correctly Match the polarities and signs on the...

Page 8: ... listening levels Press the switch again button OUT to return the frequency response to normal ELECTRONIC EQUALIZATION SYSTEM wm ROCK CLASSICAL JAZZ ROCK This setting increases the low frequency output bass CLASSICAL This setting maintains flat even frequency response JAZZ This setting increases the low and high frequency response bass and treble SPECTRUM CONTROL Usethe SPECTRUM CONTROL toemphasiz...

Page 9: ...either side of the compact disc Sharp writing instruments or the inks used in some felt tip pens may damage the surface of he disc Important Notes 1 2 When positioning the unit for use be sure to place it on a flat surface so that it does not tilt When carrying the unit from one location to another When moving the unit a short distance such as from room to room turn the power off and wait at least...

Page 10: ...readina contents of the OPEN CLOSE disc the disc indicator which is selected lights 6 To load another disc repeat steps 2 5 NOTE Do not put anything except a 12 cm disc on the tray Do not touch the disc tray while it is moving BASIC CD PLAY 4 21534 1 Press the DISC SELECTOR buttons DISC 1 DISC 6 to select the disc to be played first 2 Press the PLAY PAUSE button appears on the display and play sta...

Page 11: ...n is used in the program mode the CD changer will skip tracks in the order they were programmed Search Forward Reverse If the SKIP SEARCH M or m button is pressed during play the CD changer will search at high speed in the forward or reverse direction When the button is released normal play will continue SKIP SEARCH PLAY PAUSE STOPIC LEAR SKIP SEARCH While the SKIP SEARCH M or w button is pressed ...

Page 12: ... L Released Normal play mode NOTES During programmed play only REPEAT ONE and Direct track selection Play can be started immediately from the desired track on any disc using the remote control While a disc is being played it is possible to switch immediately to a particular track on the disc First select the disc to be played by pressing the DISC SELECT button then press TRACK NUMBER buttons Examp...

Page 13: ...12 11 8 1 Press the STOP CLEAR button 2 Press the MEMORY button m blinks in the display Q STOPICLEAR 3 Press the DISC 1 button 4 5 Olsc 1 DISC TRACK y m L Select track 2 by pressing the SKIP SEARCH w r button 1 blinks Q DISC TRACK ml ICI _ SK IP SF ARCH b 1 _ 7 Press the MEMORY button m remains lit r DISC TRACK C _ ml MEMORY 1 l l _ L 8 Press the DISC 2 button l r blinks I DISC TRACK DISC 2 q 3 9 ...

Page 14: ...n disconnected and the backup batteries are discharged or not installed Changing a program To add a new selection to a program 1 In the stop mode press the MEMORY button repeat edly until the following display appears 2 Select a disc and track number as explained above Note If you program a track on the disc that was pro grammed last press the M or m button to select the track The disc number will...

Page 15: ...OST NORMAL CO RADIO TAPE 2 Select AM or FM AM FM m FM Aerial AM reception The built in AM aerial is directional For weak AM broadcasts rotate the unit until the best possible reception is obtained 3 Tune in a desired station by turning the TUNING control TUNING q tiaq 8 ww 9 Dial pointer 4 Adjust the VOLUME control as desired Pull out the telescopic FM aerial Adjust its position to obtain the best...

Page 16: ...wind the tape forward or backward Press the STOP EJECT button to stop the tape When the end of the tape is reached thetapewill stop and the FFWD or REW button will be released automatically 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 Playback Recording Fast forward or Rewind the tape mechani...

Page 17: ... Tune inaprogram as described inthe LlS THE RADIO section EN INGTO 3 Press the REC button The PLAY button will Iockdown at the same time F REC PLAY 4 During recording the sound can be monitored through the speakers The VOLUME ELECTRONIC EQUALIZATION SYSTEM SPECTRUM CONTROL and BASSXPANDER settings will not affect the recording Adjust them as desired ELECTRONIC EQUALIZATION SYSTEM SPECTRUM Cyw Q Q ...

Page 18: ...at the same time Recording begins automatically F REC PLAY 5 Press the STOP EJECT button to stop recording at any time When the end of the tape is reached the CD changer and deck will stop at the same time STOP EJECl r MIC MIXING 1 It is possible to mix microphone input microphone not supplied with the sound from the radio tape or CD Mixing playback Mixing recording 1 2 3 4 Connect the microphone ...

Page 19: ... benzene or thinner These will per manently damage the units finish Cleaning the tape heads When dust or reddish brown oxide builds up on the tape deck heads pinch roller and capstan the following prob lems may result Poor sound quality during playback Distorted poor quality recordings Erratic tape speed during recording or playback 1 Open the cassette compart lh ment lid by pressing the STOP STOP...

Page 20: ... 1 kHz 16 bits linear ch Semi conductor laser 790 nm Continous wave max 0 6 mW RADIO SECTION Tuning ranges Aerials GENERAL Output power Speaker Terminal inpedance Power source Memory back up Dimensions Weight approx AM 525 1 710 kHz FM 88 108 MHz Built in ferrite bar and telescopic rod aerial 6 0 Wx 2 DC max 12cmx2 40hms PIEZO X 2 PHONES 32 ohms MIC AC DC DC 200 w 600 ohms mV 230 240 V 50 Hz 12 V ...

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