Table Of Contents; Cautions Regarding Handling - Pioneer XC-P410M Operating Instructions Manual

CONTENTS
CAUTIONS REGARDING HANDLING ....... ce eeeeeeeeeeeenenees 4
CONFIRM SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES 000.0... eeceeceseenenees 5
PUT BATTERIES INTO REMOTE CONTROL UNIT ............. 5
REMOTE CONTROL OPERATIONS uu... .eeecssseceesnteeeeeeeeees 5
CONNECTIONS 2.0... eeecccccccneecesseeeessnseseesaecessnesensaneeeeetaaeaeees 6
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS .........cceccccsssteteeeeeees 8
SMART OPERATION .u.....ccccccesssseceesseceessecsereeccseseeesesssaenes 12
Memorizing your usual listening settingS..................00 12
Recalling the M@MOTy .0..........eccccccesesececetestneeeeeeeenteeees 12
SETTING THE CLOCK 0... cccccccecssseccesseeeesseesenbeceeeensnaaees 13
TUNING INTO STATIONS. .....ccccccccecssssscssersecsssseeesessneeeeees 14
MEMORIZING STATIONS ..........ccccceesssecccsteesssseeesssaeeeeeers 15
AUtO PIOSOttiNg ........cccessessssssscsceeeseeceeseeseeeseneaeaesensasnses 15
Manual preSetting ..........cccccccsssseceesesseeceeetentaeeeteeeeeneeens 16
Station recall .........ccccccscceessceccsseeecssseceeseesesseeeeesseaeeaes 17
Scanning MEMOriZed StatiONS vo... seeseeseeeteseeeeeeees 17
CAUTIONS REGARDING COMPACT DISC HANDLING ...18
INSERT DISCS INTO THE MAGAZINE ......ceeeeeecsereeeereeere 19
LISTENING TO COMPACT DISCS uu... cceceesseeeteeeeetneeeees 20
To play a COMPACT CISC eee teectteeeeeeneteeestaeeeeeeeees 20
To stop playback and take out the magazine .............. 20
TiMe GiSPlAY .0.... cece e cc ceceeeenceeeeneeeaeeeeeseaneeeeeneeessnpeaaaaea 21
VARIOUS OPERATIONS .......ccccccccccssccessesecsstecessseeseeseees 21
Disc search-To search for a particular disc ...........cc 21
Track search-To search for a particular track ................ 21
Manual search-To search for a particular passage ....... 22
To repeat playback (repeat play) .........cecccessesereeeees 22
Random playback-To play all tracks in random order ...22
Hi-Lite Scan - To playback a portion of each track........ 22
TO PLAY ONLY DESIRED TRACKS/DISCS ..........ceeceeeees 23
Program playback-To program tracks/discs in
esired OFC! ........ceccccceccssssssscccecssenneecescesteseeseesseseenenees 23
PrograMMiING 4 PAUSE .........eccccccessessseeseeseseceeeeeeseeseseees 24
To clear all of the program CONTENTS ........cccceesseseeeeees 24
HOW TO HANDLE CASSETTE TAPES. ............ceeessteeeeeeees 25
PLAYING TAPES .....ccccccccscccssseccecsseeecesseeeesseesesstssecessssaaeees 26
BaSiC OPCration ..........cccccccccccssesceceesseneeeeesseneeseeseesenerenss 26
Music search-Skipping forward or backward to
play back a desired SeleCtION oo... cece eeeesereeesreeenens 27
Relay playback .0.........ccccceccessssssesecsesssreeceseersteeseseeeseens 27
RECORDING o.oo... eeccccccccsseccssseeceesseececseeeeeessteeesteeeeseeseaaaass 28
RECOFING ON taPe .........eccccccecsscceeseccecessneeessnseceseeesaneeees 28
COPYING G TAPS ooo... ccceeseccecvessrtecveevesteeeevercrsnsntareeseness 29
To erase the contents Of @ tape... ecessseceestreeeeeees 29
A.S.E.S. (Auto Synchro Editing System) ................0000 30
ADJUSTING THE SOUND (SOUND FIELD
CONTROL OPERATION) .........:::ccessscesssseessseeesessaeeeessenenes 31
Selecting a preset SOUN S@TtINg .......cccccceecssceeceseeeseees 31
Adjusting the sound in manual Mode... cece 31
To clear SOUND FIELD CONTROL settings ................ 31
TIMER PLAYBACK ........c:ccccsccsccssstsceesessssseessssetesssssseesesees 32
TIMES SELLING .........cccccceceeeeesssceceesessenseeeconsessaeecesenseseenses 32
To CheCK tiMer SETTINGS ....... cc cccccccescsssessesessteeeeseaeeneees 33
To Change timer S@ttiNgS .........ccceccssesssersersesssessnenenens 33
If you make a mistake while setting the timer ............. 33
Turning the timer on and Off .......ccccecessesesessrersseseeneees 33
The SNOOZE FUNCTION «0.0... cccccccscecsseceesenseeeessraeeeeees 33
SLEEP TIMER o.oo... .cccssccsssssecsessseceeeseessseeecrsaececserereeessesees 33
Sleep timer-Automatically turns off DOWEr ....c eee 33
TIMER RECORDING. ........cccccssccssssecsteccsesesessesseseessaeeeesanes 34
TIMES SOttiING .........cccccccccessssssceevessstsseeeessnsntnececeresusrenes 34
To check timer SEttiNgS 0.0... ceeeeessteeeesereeeeeees eeveeees 35
To Change timer SOttINgS .........ccsessssccrsesssceseccecersevaens 35
If you make a mistake while setting the timer............ 35
Turning the timer on and Off o.......ceceseesseereeesereereenee OD
MAINTENANCE 0.0... ccccecseccssssecesssnseessseeecsseeeensesseeessseaaees 36
TROUBLESHOOTING 10... ccccecsscessteeessssescessceessseeeeeseees 37
SPECIFICATIONS. .........cccsscecsssseeeeesseeeesseeesseeeesseseeeseeseeasees 39
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CAUTIONS REGARDING HANDLING
Install the unit in a well-ventilated location where it
will not be exposed to high temperature or humidity.
Do not install the unit in a location which is exposed to
direct rays of the sun, or near stoves or radiators. Excessive
heat can adversely affect the cabinet and internal
components. Installation of the unit in a damp or dusty
environment may also result in malfunction or accident.
(Avoid installation near cookers, etc., where the unit may
be exposed to smoke from oil, steam or heat.)
Precautions regarding installation
Placing and using the unit for long periods on heat-
generating sources will affect performance. Avoid placing
the unit on heat-generating sources.
Install the unit as far away as possible from your TV.
Installation in close proximity to such equipment may
cause noise or degradation of the picture.
Such noise may be particularly noticeable when an indoor
antenna is used. In such cases, make use of an outdoor
antenna, or turn off the power to the unit.
Please place this unit on a level surface.
When this unit is brought into a warm room from previously
cold surroundings or when the room temperature rises
sharply, condensation may form. inside, and the unit may
not be able to attain its full performance. If this occurs,
allow the unit to stand for about an hour or raise the room
temperature gradually: