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Power
Supply
Preparations
Refer
to
the
specifications
(page
8)
for
information
on
operating times
when
using rechargeable
batteries or
dry
cell
batteries
Im
portant-note-
about-
t
he-memory^
and
the
power su
pply^
To
preserve
the
contents
of
the
memory,
ensure
the
unit
has
a constant supply
of
power
•Turn
the
unit
off
before
changing
the battenes
and
before connecting
or
disconnecting
the
AC
adaptor
•The
unit
can
maintain the
memory
without
power
for
about
one
minute
Change
battenes
or recon-
nect
the
AC
adaptor
within
this
time
•As
a
precaution,
insert
batteries
even
when
using
the
AC
adaptor
or car
adaptor
Using
the
AC
adaptor
(not included)
Be
sure
to
obtain the optional
AC
adaptor
Optional
AC
adaptor
RP-AC46
Open
the rubber
cap and connect
the
AC
adaptor
DC
IN jack
(DC
IN
4
5
V
)
T
Back
panel
of
the
unit
Conserving
power
To
save power
when
the
unit
is
not
to
be used
for
a
long
time,
unplug
the
AC
adaptor from
the
household
AC
outlet
Using
the
rechargeable
batteries
(not included)
Recharge
the
battenes before using
them The
unit
can-
not
be used
to
charge
rechargeable
batteries
other
than
those
specifically
designed
for
it
Optional
batteries
P-3GAVA/2B
Recharging procedure
1
Pull
the lock release
and open
the
hd
Open
the
battery
lid,
and
insert
the
rechargeable
batteries
4
Be
sure
to
close
the battery
lid
properly
Open
the rubber
cap and connect
the
AC
adaptor
(Refer
to
"Using
the
AC
adaptor
1
for
connection
instructions
)
Recharging
starts
and
the
"W
charging
indicator
flashes
on
the display
When
the
rechargeable
batteries
are
fully
re-
charged
the
charging
indicator
disappears
When
recharging
is
complete,
dis-
connect
the
AC
adaptor from
the
unit's
DC
IN
jack
and
the
household
AC
outlet
•Never
mix
dry
cell
and
rechargeable
batteries
•Rechargeable
batteries
have a
service
life
of
approxi-
mately
300
charge-discharge cycles
The
batteries
have reached
the
end
of their
operational
life
if
they
last
for
a noticeably shorter time
after
recharging,
or
if
they
cannot
be
recharged
at
all
Replace
the
batteries
•Recharging
may
only
be performed
when
the
unit
is
off
•The
AC
adaptor
and
rechargeable
batteries
may
be-
come warm
while recharging
is
in
progress This
is
not
a
malfunction
•Leaving
the
AC
adaptor connected
can cause
the
bat-
tenes
to
go
flat
After
recharging the
batteries
and
dis-
connecting
the
AC
adaptor from
the
household
AC
outlet,
ensure you
disconnect the adaptor from the
unit's
[DC
IN
4
5
V
0-rS-$
]
terminal
If
the
battery
lid
comes
loose
©Insert
the
right-side
hinge
into
its
hole
©Slightly
bend
the
lid
and
insert
the
left-
side
hinge
into
its
hole
Removing
batteries
Push up on
the battery
in
the
direction
indicated
by
the arrow,
then
lift
out
Using dry
cell
batteries
(not included)
After
disconnecting
the
AC
adaptor
insert
two "AA"
(LR6)
alkaline
battenes
The
procedure
for Inserting
and
removing
dry
cell
bat-
teries
is
identical to that for
rechargeable battenes
Battery indicator
S-XBS
in
3U
tl-
tQ*
Battery
indicator
This
indicator
flashes
when
the
battenes
are
almost
out
of
power Power
is
cut
off
a short while
later
Recharge
the
rechargeable
batteries or
replace the dry
cell
batter-
ies
with
new
ones
•How
long the
unit
continues
to
operate
after
the
bat-
tery indicator starts flashing
depends on
the type
of
batteries
and on whether you
are using the
unit
to
play
CDs
or the radio
•The
battery indicator
may
not
flash
if
rechargeable
batteries
other than those
designated
by Panasonic
are
used
Using
the car
adaptor
(not included)
Be
sure
to
obtain the car
adaptor
(SH-CDC9),
available
as
an
optional
accessory
CAUTION:
Use
only car adaptor,
Model
SH CDC9
manufac-
tured
by Matsushita
Electric Industrial
Co
Ltd
The
car
adaptor
can be used
to
recharge
the
unit's
bat-
teries
while
in
the car
If
the
unit
malfunctions
or freezes
during
use,
disconnect
the
power
source
(the
AC
adaptor
or batteries)
Re-connect
the
power
source and continue
operation
Back
panel
of
the
unit
Be
sure
to
cover
the
headphone
jack
and
DC
IN
jack with the
rubber
caps
when
they are not
in
use
HOLD
Function
This
function
enables
the
unit to
ignore accidental
but-
ton
presses
(The
disc
lid
can
still
be
opened and
closed
)
HOLD
function prevents the following
•The
unit
is
powered on
accidentally
when
not
in
use
causing
the
batteries
to
run
down
•A
button
is
accidentally
pressed
during play
interrupt-
ing
the operation
To
use
the
HOLD
function
Set
[HOLD]
to
the
HOLD
position
"ho
I
d"
Indication
When
the
unit
HOLD
function
is
on
pressing
any
button
causes
the
indication
"ho
;
d"
to
appear on
the display
When
the
unit
is
off
"Uq
I
d" appears
only
when
r>
1
1]
or
[RADIO/BAND]
is
pressed
Before operating
the
buttons
Be
sure
to
move
[HOLD]
to
release the
unit
from
the
HOLD
mode
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