Controls, Connectors And Indicators; Display Description; Power Source - Kenwood DPC-41 Instruction Manual

Controls, connectors and indicators
<Fig. 2>
[I44 w] SKIP/SEARCH buttons
[ml STOP button (POWER OFF)
[~/III PLAY/PAUSE button
(POWER ON)
Lid
OPEN button
PHONES jack
VOLUME control knob
@ LAST MEMO. (Last memory) switch
@ HOLD switch
@ REP. (Repeat) button
@ P. MODE (Program modoj button
@ CHARGE button
@ Display
@ LINE OUT jack
@ DC IN jack (6-9 Vj
Display description
<Fig. 3>
1.
It
blinks when the batteries are running out. It also blinks at relatively long interval during
recharging.
2. It is indicated when "P.MODE (Program mode)" is set.
3. It is indicated when Repeat Play is set.
4. It indicates total-recording time and elapsing time of a CD.
5. It indicates total number of musics and the order of musics in the disk which is being played
and programmed.
6. It is indicated when "HOLD" switch is set.
Power source
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Use in the following method:
Rechargeable Battery
(Provided)
Charge with the provided AC adaptor before use.
Alkali Battery
Use size AA alkali manganese dry batteries which are available in
the general market.
Household AC Power
Source
Use the provided AC adaptor.
Car Battery
Use the optional car-battery adaptor DC-C7 (exclusive for 12-V car).
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How to use the main unit with the provided AC adaptor
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When this provided AC adaptor is used, the power source can be supplied from household
outlets. Insert the plug of the AC adaptor into the power-source terminal on the reverse side
of the main unit, then connect the AC power adaptor to a household outlet.
Pull out the AC adaptor from the outlet when it is not in use. Conduct insertion into or pulling
out from the power source terminal after pressing the STOP
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button twice in order to
turn the main-unit into "POWER OFF" condition.
How to use the unit with the provided rechargeable batteries or alkali
manganese dry batteries
The usable batteries are only the provided rechargeable batteries (KN-3lJ).
Generally marketed rechargeable batteries and manganese dry batteries cannot
be used.
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