Introduction UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION FOR U.S.A. Congratulations on Your Purchase! Your new stylish personal audio system is designed to deliver Note to CATV System Installer This reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer’s maximum enjoyment and years of trouble free service. attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides guidelines Please take a few monments to read this manual thoroughly.
READ THIS BEFORE OPERATING YOUR UNIT FOR THE U.S.A. AND CANADA ......120 V FOR YOUR SAFETY Units shipped to the U.S.A. and Canada are designed for operation on 120 V AC only. Safety precaution with use of a polarized AC plug. However, some products may be supplied with a nonpolarized plug.
CD SYN REV MODE REPEAT INTRO RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 Remote control unit(1) Batteries(2) FM indoor antenna(1) FM adapter(1) * For installing accessories, refer to "Installation" on page 5. Speaker cords(2) Double-sided tape CONTENTS Introduction PLAYING THE FIRST 10 SECONDS OF EACH TRACK(INTROSCAN PLAY).........
Installation This system can be properly installed by either desk-top or wall-mount installation Notes: Install this system firmly on a flat and stable place where children cannot reach it and where it cannot injure children even if there is a sudden fall. Because the CD door opens upward, leave a sufficient space above this system for safe operation.
ON/OFF position as illustrated. INPUT VOLUME TUNING/ PRESET FM MODE SURROUND STYLISH AUDIO WA-240 DECK DECK SOUND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM Left speaker Right speaker Changing the grills position will improve the appearance. Before installation, connect the speaker cords to the speakers, first.
DESK-TOP INSTALLATION Align the desk-top holes of the main unit Turn the supplied screws clockwise to attach stand and the holes of the desk-top stand as the desk-top stand. illustrated. In the same manner, attach the desk-top stand to the speaker stand with the supplied screws.
WALL-MOUNT INSTALLATION Notes: For safe and easy wall-mount installation, contact your dealer or our technical support organization. Make sure to install this system firmly on a hard and flat wall such as solid concrete. If not, this system may fall suddenly and it can cause this system and children to be injured. For plasterboard walls, expansion anchors or toggle bolts are recommended.
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Insert the nails into the holes of the wall-mount stands and fix them. Insert the main unit bracket into the groove Install the speakers on the wall performing of the main unit stand and slide it in place. the above steps 1~5. Speaker cord POWER ON/OFF...
Right INPUT VOLUME TUNING/ PRESET FM MODE SURROUND POWER AMP. STYLISH AUDIO WA-240 AC INPUT CORD DECK Plug this cord into a wall AC outlet. DECK FUSE HOLDER If you need to replace the fuse, be sure to use only fuse...
TAPE SIZE BUTTON CLOCK BUTTON PROGRAM/REVIEW BUTTON WA-240 The functions in “[ ]” are available for tuner only and the functions in “< >” are available for CD player only and the functions in “( )” are available for cassette deck only.
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ON/OFF INPUT SURROUND T/P MODE MEMO/SET INPUT VOLUME MUTE VOLUME TUNING/ PRESET FM MODE SURROUND STYLISH AUDIO WA-240 DECK DECK WA-240 SOUND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM Load two size “AAA” batteries matching the polarity. POWER POWER INPUT SURROUND T/P MODE MEMO/SET INPUT...
RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV POWER SLEEP TIMER CLOCK INPUT SURROUND T/P MODE MEMO/SET MUTE VOLUME WA-240 DECK CD SYN REV MODE REPEAT INTRO RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV CLOCK SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 The time is displayed in the 12-hour mode.
CD SYN REV MODE REPEAT INTRO RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK POWER WA-240 INPUT INPUT INPUT SURROUND T/P MODE MEMO/SET Each time this button is pressed, this unit changes MUTE VOLUME as follows; DECK CD SYN REV MODE...
1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 WA-240 Each time this button is pressed, the mode changes as follows; Tuning mode : “PRESET” goes off BAND FREQUENCY Preset mode : “PRESET” lights up Tune in the desired station frequency.
1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 When selecting the NUMERIC buttons, the station is WA-240 memorized automatically without the “MEMO/SET” button. When using the NUMERIC buttons on the remote control, Repeat steps 1~4 to memorize other Example) When selecting “ 9 ” : stations When selecting “...
Operation of the Compact Disc Player BEFORE OPERATION Only compact discs bearing this mark can be reproduced. About handling a disc In handling a disc, hold it carefully with edges. COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO Do not stick paper or write anything on the printed surface.
RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 STOP MODE When the CD door is kept opened over 60 seconds RANDOM SURR INTRO TRACK TIME TIMER or enters the standby mode, the CD door will close REPEAT 1...
REPEAT INTRO RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 Searching for a passage during play Press and hold down the button until the desired passage is reached. POWER INPUT SURROUND T/P MODE MEMO/SET MUTE VOLUME DECK CD SYN REV MODE...
1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK 1/ALL WA-240 WA-240 Each time this button is pressed, the repeat mode changes as follows; Press it again to cancel the repeat play. REPEAT 1 REPEAT Repeating a specific passage during play...
RANDOM 1/ALL PROG/REV TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 PROGRAM MODE WA-240 PROGRAM REPEAT 1 CD SYNC EDIT TUNED STEREO PROGRAM Store the track in the memory. Repeat steps 2~3 to store the desired tracks in the memory.
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VOLUME DECK CD SYN REV MODE REPEAT INTRO RANDOM 1/ALL PROG/REV TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 WA-240 RANDOM SURR INTRO TRACK TIME TIMER PROGRAM REPEAT 1 CD SYNC EDIT TUNED STEREO PRESE RANDOM SURR INTRO TRACK TIME...
TIMER CLOCK Remaining playing time of the current track WA-240 Remaining playing time of the disc During random play, etc., the display may show “---:-- ”. When programming, playing or editing a track numbered 30 or higher, the time display may show “---:-- ”.
Operation of the Cassette Deck BEFORE OPERATION NOTES ON CASSETTE TAPE CLEANING THE HEAD SECTION Clean the head section about every 10 hours of use. Before loading a cassette tape, take up the slack in the Use a commercially available head cleaning tape. tape to prevent it from becoming entangled around the capstan.
EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 Notes: Do not open or close the tape door by force. Doing so may damage it. Do not use the metal tapes because these tapes are not played back and recorded correctly. Selected input...
TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 WA-240 The DIRECTION display ( ) is shown until winding the tape up and then it will stop. SEARCHING FOR NEXT OR PREVIOUS MUSIC (AMS PLAYBACK) The automatic music search function automatically skips other programs, finds and starts from the desired program.
PROG/REV DECK SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 Example) If you want to record on the front side, the DIRECTION display should be “ >”. Be sure the erase-protection taps on the cassette tape If the DIRECTION display is not the are in place.
SLEEP TIMER CLOCK SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 WA-240 If the AUX is selected as recording source, start play The unit temporarily stops recording and enters the on the corresponding component. Record Pause mode. If the CD is selected, CD will play automatically.
EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 WA-240 In the stop mode or the program mode(meaning “PROGRAM” lights up in the stop mode), the CD “CD SYNC” lights up and recording will start first synchro recording will be performed. and then play will start, too.
EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 Select the desired tape length. Example) When the tape length is 46 minutes.(C-46) Each time the “T. SIZE” button is pressed, the tape When using the NUMERIC buttons on the remote length changes as follows;...
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TIMER CLOCK SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 WA-240 When all tracks of the A (front) side have been During CD synchro recording, only the STOP(“ “) recorded, the deck winds the tape to the end and button of the tape or CD function works.
1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK TIMER INPUT SURROUND T/P MODE MEMO/SET MUTE VOLUME DECK CD SYN REV MODE WA-240 REPEAT INTRO RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK RANDOM SURR INTRO TRACK TIME TIMER PROGRAM...
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TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 WA-240 Each time this button is pressed, the time mode “TIMER” lights up and the timer settings are changes as follows; displayed in sequence. PLAY mode: “play” is flickering REC mode: “rec” is flickering Select the TUNER as desired.
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Do the steps 1 to 9 in “Listening to radio at INPUT VOLUME TUNING/ PRESET FM MODE SURROUND STYLISH AUDIO WA-240 the preset time in the PLAY mode” DECK procedure. DECK After selecting the TAPE as input source, Do the steps 12 and 13 in “Listening to the DOLBY B NR, reverse mode and radio at the preset time in the PLAY mode”...
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CD SYN REV MODE REPEAT INTRO RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP TIMER CLOCK WA-240 Memorize it POWER INPUT SURROUND T/P MODE MEMO/SET MEMO/SET MUTE VOLUME “TIMER” lights up and the timer settings are DECK CD SYN REV MODE...
RANDOM 1/ALL TIME EDIT T.SIZE PROG/REV SLEEP SLEEP TIMER CLOCK Unit : minutes WA-240 LISTENING TO AUXILIARY INPUT Select the “AUX” as input source. Operate the component connected to the “AUX” jacks. POWER INPUT INPUT INPUT SURROUND T/P MODE MEMO/SET...
Troubleshooting Guide If your system does not perform as expected, consult the table below to see if the problem can be corrected before seeking help from your dealer or our service organization. REMOTE CONTROL UNIT REMEDY PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE No operation Replace with new batteries.
COMPACT DISC PLAYER REMEDY PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE Load a disc. There is no disc. No sound Load it with the printed side up The disc is not loaded with the printed side up. Cancel the pause mode. It is in the pause mode. Clean it or load another disc.
Specifications AMPLIFIER Power output, stereo mode, 6 , THD 0.8 %, 1 kHz ................. 30 W+30 W Total harmonic distortion, 6 , 20 W+20 W, 1 kHz ..................... 0.3 % Signal to noise ratio, IHF “A” weighted........................ 85 dB Frequency response, -3 dB ........................30~50,000 Hz FM TUNER Tuning frequency range ...........................