Switching On; Switching On And Setting The Clock - Pioneer XC-L77(DU-L77) Operating Instruction

4 Switching On

Switching On and Setting the Clock

Display shows the CD player as
the current function (no disc
loaded)
day / month / year hour : minute
After setting the day, set the
month
Correct time and date after
setting
Tip
Press in standby
DISPLAY
mode to show the day
and time. The display
remains until you hit the
STANDBY/ON button.
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If you've followed the manual to here, you should now have your system installed with
everything connected up and plugged in. This chapter takes you through using the
basic features: playing CDs and tapes, listening to radio stations, and adjusting the
volume, tone and balance to get the sound you want.
First of all, we'll set the clock. This is mainly used for timer functions, such as the
sleep timer, though you can also use the display as a clock. Unless you unplug the
unit, or there's a power failure, you only need to set the clock once.
SET
AUX/CD-R SOUND
STANDBY/ ON
STANDBY/ON
1 Switch on.
You can use the
STANDBY
CD receiver unit to do this.
The display lights and briefly indicates the current volume level before
showing the current function (e.g. CD).
2 Press TIMER.
3 Press SET.
The display changes to show a date and time, with the day part of the date
flashing to indicate that you can set it.
Use the $ and › buttons to set the
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correct day of the month, then press SET.
Once you've pressed
SET
5 In the same way, set the rest of the date
and time.
Each time you press
Adjust using the $ and › buttons.
Pressing after setting the minute completes the clock setup.
SET
Note: The time is in 24-hour clock format (i.e., 13:00 is 1pm).
Remember: If power is interrupted, the clock display will flash until you reset it to
the correct time. To use the timer features, always set the clock to the correct time.
TIMER
& $
DISPLAY SET MD TAPE TIMER/
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REC CHARACTER CANCEL
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/
button on either the remote control or the
ON
, the month will start flashing.
, the next part of the date/time will start flashing.
SET
›
VOL
+ ⁄
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