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Power Supply Preparations
Using rechargeable batteries
Notes:
(supplied)
• Rechargeable batteries have a service life of approximately
300 charge-discharge cycles. If the operating time on one full
charge becomes noticeably shorter than it used to be, the batteries
Be sure to recharge the rechargeable batteries before using them.
have reached the end of their service life and should be replaced.
• You can recharge the batteries only when the unit is turned off.
Recharging procedure
• The AC adaptor and rechargeable batteries may become warm
1
while recharging is in progress. This is normal and is not a mal-
Insert the rechargeable batteries.
function.
If the battery lid
Removing batteries
compartment
comes loose
Slide the lid back into
place horizontally.
* Insert the battery as you push it in the indicated direction.
Caution:
Do not forcibly open the battery lid too wide.
2
Connect the AC adaptor (supplied).
Using the AC adaptor (supplied)
AC power outlet
AC adaptor
Connect the AC adaptor.
Refer to "Using rechargeable batteries" for connection instruc-
tions.
Note:
Even if the unit is turned off, small power is consumed as long as
the AC adaptor is connected to the AC power outlet.
DC IN jack
(DC IN 4.5 V
)
Recharging will be completed after 10 hours.
3
When recharging is complete, unplug the
AC adaptor from the AC power outlet and
the DC IN jack.
Location of Controls
A
Portable CD player
Headphones / remote control jack
(
/ REMOTE)
Volume control (VOLUME
Skip / search buttons (4, ¢)
Stop / power off button (7)
Play / pause button (3/8)
Lid open switch (OPEN 3)
DC in jack (DC IN 4.5 V
ASP (Anti-Shock Protection EX)
button
Hold switch (HOLD)
B
2
Basic Play
Unless otherwise noted, the remote control unit's buttons are used in the following explanation.
Using dry-cell batteries
Note that the unit's button with the same mark works equally to the remote control's button.
(not supplied)
Follow the steps in the numerical order.
After disconnecting the AC adaptor, insert two "AA" (LR6) alka-
line batteries.
The procedure for inserting and removing dry-cell
batteries is identical to that for rechargeable bat-
teries.
Insert the plug in the
indicated direction. The
Battery indicator
plug cannot be inserted
opposite direction.
Battery indicator
1
This indicator flashes on and off when the batteries are almost out
of power. Power will be cut off a short while later.
/REMOTE
Note:
Turning off the Anti-Shock Protection EX will save the battery
power more or less. For details, see "Anti-shock Protection EX"
on page 4.
If the unit malfunctions or freezes during use,
disconnect the power source (the AC adaptor
Note:
and batteries) once. Then, re-connect the power
In step 1, firmly connect the plug into the jack.
source and continue operation.
Otherwise, the display may not show the correct contents.
Operation
During play,
To pause play
During play,
To stop play
Stop mode
In stop mode,
To turn off the
unit
A
A
Remote control
B
Skip function
During play,
Display
Hyper-Bass Sound button (H.B.S)
)
Program button (PROG)
Fast forward/
Skip / search buttons (4, ¢)
reverse
Play / pause button (3/8)
Reverse
Volume control (
VOL)
Headphones jack
Search function
)
Stop / power off button (7)
Keep depressed during play.
Hold switch (HOLD 3)
Mode button (MODE)
3
5
8
6
Track number in play
4
2
Elapsed playing time of
each track
Label side.
7
3
VOLUME
OPEN
For your reference:
"
"
This indication appears if 3/8 is pressed when no disc is loaded
in the unit or if the disc is not properly seated.
Button
Display/reference
"– –"
• Preparation period before playing the track
Flashes for several seconds after pressing 3/8 to play the disc.
"
"
This indication appears when the lid is open.
Press again to resume play.
Removing discs
Total number of tracks
Turn off the unit and, after the disc has stopped rotating, remove
the disc as shown below:
Total playing time.
Auto power off function
If the unit is left in stop mode for 30 seconds, the unit turns
• To skip back to the previous track, quickly press 4
itself off automatically to prevent the batteries from running
down.
twice.
• During Program play, the button is used to fast for-
ward or back through the programmed sequence of
tracks.
• During Random play, the skip button cannot be used
to skip back to tracks that were played previously in
Forward
the random sequence.
Other Play Methods
Random play
Program play
You can play all tracks in a random order. After playing all tracks,
You can program up to 20 tracks in any desired order including
the unit stops.
the same tracks.
During playback,
• Play stops automatically
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During playback or in stop mode,
when all the tracks have
been played.
MODE
(repeatedly)
To cancel
Press MODE until "RANDOM" goes out, or press 7 to stop the disc.
PROG
Notes:
• You can also select Random play in stop mode.
R
L
• During Program play, you can not select Random play.
2
Select the desired track.
3
PROG
The track is registered.
4
Repeat steps 2 and 3 to program other
tracks.
When you program exceeding 20 tracks, the program se-
quence number returns to "01" and will overwrite the previ-
ous setting.
5
The tracks are played in the programmed order.
• To confirm the program
In stop mode, press PROGRAM repeatedly. The programmed
track number will successively appear together with the pro-
gram sequence number. At this time, you can change the pro-
gram, if required.
If the programmed tracks are less than 20, track number "00"
appears for the youngest programmable sequence number, en-
abling further programming.
• To delete the entire program
Turn off the unit, or set the track number to 00 for the first pro-
gram sequencer number, "01".
Anti-Shock Protection EX
This function has been developed to achieve excellent performance
When the disc is played, as the audio data gradually stored in
the memory, the "ANTI SHOCK" indicator changes as follows:
against sound interruption caused by vibrations. You will be able
to enjoy listening to music during jogging (not vigorous jogging).
This function is achieved by utilizing the high-performance
servo circuit and audio data that has been stored in the memory
ahead of time (up to 45 seconds worth).
Normally, the "ANTI SHOCK" indicator lights up on the display
To cancel
and the Anti-Shock Protection EX is in effect.
Press the ASP button.
The "ANTI SHOCK" indicator goes out on the display.
ANTI SHOCK indicator
To activate again
Press the ASP button.
4
Repeat Play
You can repeat one track or all tracks.
During playback,
(One track)
Track number to be programmed
(All tracks)
00: Not programmed yet.
MODE
(repeatedly)
To cancel
Press MODE repeatedly until the repeat indicator goes out.
Notes:
Program sequence
• You can also select Repeat play in stop mode.
number
• You can also select Repeat play during Program play.
Intro play
e.g. Track number 3
You can successively play the first 10 seconds of every track.
Intro play stops after playing the last track.
1
During playback,
MODE
(repeatedly)
2
Next program sequence
number
Intro play will start from the first track.
Pressing ¢ instead of 3/8 will start Intro play from the
next track. Pressing 4 will start Intro play from the cur-
rent track. When no button is pressed, Intro play will start
from the next track after the current track has finished.
To cancel
Press MODE repeatedly until "INTRO" goes out.
To normally play the track being played
Press 3/8 during Intro play.
Notes:
• You can also select Intro play in stop mode.
• You can also select Intro play during Program play.
Hyper-Bass Sound effect
You can enjoy powerful bass sound.
To get or cancel the Hyper-Bass Sound effect
H.B.S
(repeatedly)
The display changes as follows.
HBS 1 = HBS 2 = (cancelled)
HBS 2 provides more effect.
Notes:
• During Anti-Shock Protection EX operation, the disc rotates at
a higher rate than usual in order to collect extra audio data.
[Fully stored]
This may cause the batteries to run out faster and could result
in a slight increase in disc rotation noise.
• The Anti-Shock Protection EX function can be switched ON
and OFF during playback. However, this may cause a slight
interruption in the sound because the disc's rotational speed
changes.
(on the unit)
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