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- Page 1 COMPACT COMPONENT SYSTEM NX-SA1W/NX-SA1B/NX-SA1R INSTRUCTIONS LVT2353-002A...
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Page 2: Introduction
Introduction Caution: Proper Ventilation Auto power save function To avoid risk of electric shock and fire, and • When no operation is done in certain to prevent damage, locate the apparatus as situations for 30 minutes, the System turns follows: off automatically. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ......2 Listening to a USB device ..14 Connecting a USB device ......14 Preparation ......4 Playing back ..........14 Programming the playing order — Accessories ............4 Program Play ..........15 Preparing the remote control .......4 Playing at random — Random Play ..16 Basic connections .... -
Page 4: Preparation
Preparation • A rating label is placed on the bottom of the Preparing the remote control System. • Select a place which is level, dry and neither When you use the remote control for the first too hot nor too cold–between 5˚C and 35˚C. time, pull out the insulation sheet. -
Page 5: Basic Connections
Do not connect the power cord until all Basic connections other connections have been made. Connecting the FM antenna Connecting the power cord Connect the supplied AC adaptor to the DC IN FM antenna jack on the System. Then connect the supplied (supplied) AC power cord to the AC adaptor, and plug it into a wall outlet. -
Page 6: Part Names
Part names Unit Top/Front ~ Remote control sensor STANDBY ON button 2 iPod 6 button ! Display 3 USB 6 button @ STANDBY lamp 4 AUDIO IN button # Illumination lamp 5 TUNER button $ TIMER lamp 6 DIMMER button % Dock for iPod (Sound Effect) button ^ Subwoofer... -
Page 7: Unit Side/Rear
Unit Side/Rear & & PHONES jack ) FM 75Ω COAXIAL terminal * AUDIO IN jack _ DC IN jack ( USB MEMORY connector + VIDEO OUT terminal... -
Page 8: Remote Control
Part names Remote control fl & Ÿ ‡ ⁄ ° ¤ · ‚ ‹ — › ± fi ~ DIMMER fl DISPLAY Ÿ USB 6 & (STANDBY/ON) ! iPod 6 ‡ TUNER ⁄ AUDIO IN ° ¡ @ SLEEP ¤ CLOCK/TIMER # A.P.S. -
Page 9: Basic Operations
Basic operations Getting started Setting the clock Turn on the power. Display the clock setting screen. The hour indication flashes on the display. The STANDBY lamp goes off. 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 Select a source. • If you have already set the clock before, press CLOCK/TIMER repeatedly until the hour indication flashes on the display. -
Page 10: Adjusting The Sound Effect
Basic operations Adjusting the sound effect Changing the display information You can enjoy dynamic and realistic sound effects. Each time you press the button, the information shown changes from the clock to other information. Press the button once to display the •... -
Page 11: Activating/Deactivating The Auto Power Save (A
Activating/deactivating the Auto Connecting headphones Power Save (A.P.S.) Be sure to turn down the volume before connecting or putting on the headphones. Press the button once to display the current setting. Press it again to change the setting. APS ON APS OFF (Canceled) If no operation is performed for 30 minutes in Headphones... -
Page 12: Listening To Ipod
Listening to iPod Connecting iPod Playing back You can operate iPod through the System. • Do not connect or disconnect iPod when the System is turned on. iPod is turned on and starts playing. Push PUSH OPEN to open the dock for iPod. -
Page 13: Viewing Video/Picture From Ipod
To operate the menu of iPod Viewing video/picture from iPod Display the menu. You can view video/picture from iPod on an external monitor. • Before connecting a monitor display, turn off the power of this System. Select a menu item. Connect a monitor display. -
Page 14: Listening To A Usb Device
Listening to a USB device Connecting a USB device Playing back To stop playback USB cord USB memory (not supplied) (not supplied) If you press USB 6 again after stopping, • • Disconnect the USB device after stopping the track which was being played is playback. -
Page 15: Programming The Playing Order - Program Play
To confirm the programmed tracks Programming the playing order — Program Play • While stopped during or after program playback... You can program up to 32 tracks on the USB device in any desired order. • You can only make a program when playback (Press repeatedly) is stopped. -
Page 16: Playing At Random - Random Play
Listening to a USB device Playing at random — Random Play Playing repeatedly — Repeat Play You can play all the tracks on the USB device in You can play a track or tracks repeatedly. random order. Select the repeat mode. Start playback. -
Page 17: Listening To Fm
Listening to FM Searching for stations Presetting stations You can preset up to 40 FM stations manually. Select “FM.” Tune in to a station you want to preset. Display the preset number. Select the station. P - 0 1 - 0 1 (Hold) •... -
Page 18: Receiving Fm Stations With Radio Data System
Listening to FM PTY search Receiving FM stations with Radio Data System You can search for a program from the preset stations by specifying a PTY code. Radio Data System allows FM stations to send Display the PTY search screen while an additional signal along with their regular listening to a station. -
Page 19: Listening To An External Device
Listening to an external device Connecting an external device Listening to an external device • Refer also to the instruction manual for the Select ”AUDIO IN.” external device. Set the volume level of the System to minimum. Start playback of the external device. Connect an external device to the AUDIO IN jack. -
Page 20: Setting The Timer
Setting the timer Set the timer contents. Setting the Sleep Timer (Press repeatedly) Each time you press the button, the shut- You can set the following items: off time (in minutes) changes as follows: • Hour and minute for the on-time (ON) S L E E P 1 0 •... -
Page 21: References
References • Some MP3/WMA files may not be played Compatible iPod back and will be skipped. This results from their recording processes and conditions. Made for Audio Video • Playing order of MP3/WMA files iPod nano (6th generation) – Folders are played back in order of the time iPod nano (5th generation) that the folders were created. -
Page 22: Troubleshooting
\ The battery of iPod is low or exhausted. again. Charge the battery of iPod. USB device operations JVC bears no responsibility for any loss of data on iPod or the USB mass storage class The USB device does not play. device while using this System. -
Page 23: Trademarks
Trademarks Specifications Speakers • “Made for iPod” and “Made for iPhone” Full range: 5 cm cone x 4, 4 Ω mean that an electronic accessory has been Subwoofer: 10 cm cone x 1, 8 Ω designed to connect specifically to iPod or Output power: iPhone, respectively, and has been certified 5 W x 4 at 4 Ω... - Page 24 © 2012 JVC KENWOOD Corporation 0512KMYMDWBET...
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