Kenwood DPC-981 Instruction Manual page 7

DPC-981/782/781 (En/K)
Display
Lights in program mode. -
Lights up when the
HOLD
switch
is set to the
HOLD
position.
Displays the D.A.S.C. mode. -
The disc status is displayed.
At the time of D.A.S.C. ON, the re- ■
sidual memory amount is displayed.
Repeat mode indicator which lights ■
when one of the repeat modes is
activated.
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Shuffle mode indicator which lights when
- the shuffle mode is activated.
B.B008T
indicator which lights
- when Bass Boost is activated.
Battery duration indicator which lights
- during recharging and blinks when the
remaining battery power is low.
- Time/character information display
- Displays the track
number.
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When thecard remote control unrtieuMd, connect the ACadaptor
or car battery adaptorto the mainunlt. The card remote control
unit cannot be used if the main unit is powered from batteries.
Stop/power off key ■
Skip keys
P.MODEysearch key
Operating range (Approx.)
REPEAT key
B.BOOST key
VOLUME keys
After setting the volume
control of the mam unit
to the maximum
position, adjust the
listening volume wrth
these keys.
The keys with the same names as the keys on the main unit
function the same as
the kevs on the main unit.
Remote
control unit
fluorescent lamp. In such a case, change the unit position to prevent erroneous operation.
• For battery replacement, use a commercially-avaiiapie innium batteiy (CR2025>,
* DJk.S.C. (Digital Anti Shock Circuit)
It prevents sound skipping by storing the CD's digital data in memory, and then playing back
from the memory.
M9chattism of D.A.S.C.
Reproduced sound
. In case of vibration above a certain degree, the mermory data may be exhausted and the guard from
sound skip may become temporarily ineffective.
Setting the DA.S.C.
Each press changes the mode as follows.
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D.A.S.C. HI
Digital data of about 20 seconds >5 stored m memory.
This IS the anti-shock play mode with a large vibra¬
tion-resistance effect.
o D.A.S.C. LOW
Digital data of about 6 seconds is stored m memory
This mode provides a lower vibration resistance but
better sound Quality than the D.A.S.C. Hi mode.
— o D.A.S.C. OFF (cancel)
When the player is used m a place free of vibration,
it is recommended to release the D.A.S.C to ex¬
tend the play time by reducing the battery power
consumption.
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Symptom
Cause
Remedy
No operation occurs
when operation keys are
pressed.
• The
HOLD
switch is set to
HOLD.
• The batteries are exhausted.
• The disc is placed upside down,
• Condensation has occurred inside
the unit.
• The AC adaptor or car battery adap¬
tor is disconnected.
• Deactivate HOLD status.
• Replace all of the alkaline batteries, ^
or recharge the rechargeable batter¬
ies.
• Place the disc with the labeled side
up.
• Leave the unit for about 1 hour be¬
fore re-use,
• Connect it properly.
No sound is heard from
the headphones.
• The headphones are connected in¬
completely.
• The volume is set to the minimum
position on the main unit or remote
control unit.
• Insert the plug securely into the
headphones jack.
• Adjust the volume on the main unit
or remote control unit.
Sound skips, or is inter¬
rupted.
• The D.A.S.C. is set to "OFF".
• A strong vibration that exceeds the
capacity of the D.A.S.C. has occurred.
• The disc is dirty.
• The lens is dirty.
• The headphone plug is dirty.
• Tho battories are low
• Setthe D.A.S.C. to "ON". ^
• Place the unit in a place not subject '
to vibration. ■
• Clean it.
• Clean it.
• Clean it.
• Replace or recharge the batteries.
Noise interferes.
• The headphone plug is dirty.
• The batteries are low.
• The headphones are connected in¬
completely.
• Clean it.
• Replace or recharge the batteries.
• Insert the plug securely into the head¬
phones jack.
Rechargeable batteries
cannot be recharged.
• Commercially-availabie recharge¬
able batteries are used.
• Batteries have been inserted to the
"(D LONG PLAY" side.
• Use the special rechargeable
batteries (NB-130,NB-77 or NB-88).
• Do not insert batteries to the "(2)
LONG PLAY" side.
I'.^^^is system uses a microcomputer so it may malfunction due to external noise or interference. In such
a case, unplug the power cord and remove the batteries, then plug the power cord again and insert the
2. Erroneous operation may occur when the headphone plug is plugged or unplugged; but this is not a