Sanyo CDP-360CR Manuale utente

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Portable Compact Disc Player

CDP-360CR

1AD6P1P0646-C

(AU)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety Certification ......................................................................... E2

Accessories ..................................................................................... ~4

Safety Tips ...................................................................................... rE5

Controls ~

........................................................................................... IE6

Digital Anti-Shock Function .................................................... E7

Sound, Equalization System ................................................... ~8

Auto Power On Function ........................................................ E8

Auto Power Off Function ........................................................ E8

Hold Function .......................................................................... E9

Power Supply ............................................................................... EIO

Rechargeable Nickel-Cadmium Battery Installation ........... E1O

Alkaline Battery Installation ................................................. E13 .

Cigarette Lighter Adaptor ..................................................... E14

Handling Compact Discs .............................................................. Eq~

Playing ADisc ............................................................................... E?7

Track Search .......................................................................... E~9

Forward/Reverse Search ...................................................... E~~

Programmed Play ......................................................................... E20

Introscan ....................................................................................... E24

Repeat Play ................................................................................... E25

Using The Car Cassette Adaptor ................................................. E26

Recording From The Line Out Socket ......................................... E27

Cleaning ........................................................................................ E27

Specifications ............................................................................... E28

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ISAFETY CERTIFICATION .

CAUTION

USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF

PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED IN THE OPERAT-

ING INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED

OR REPAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLY QUALIFIED

PERSONNEL. eIzEii!a

The rating label is located

onthebottom of the unit. @.

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-E2-

Hearing Comfort &Well-Being

●High volume levels can create potentially dangerous situations by drowning

out surrounding sounds. Use caution when driving while operating the unit,

and obey all applicable laws.

●Do not play your headset at ahigh volume level. Hearing experts advise against ‘

continuous extended play.

●If you experience aringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use.

Traffic Safety

.Do not use while operating amotorized vehicle. It may create atraffic hazard

and is illegal in many areas.

●You should use extreme caution or temporarily discontinue use in potentially

hazardous situations.

●Even if your headset is an open-air type designed to let you hear outside

sounds, don’t turn up the volume so high that you can’t hear what’s around

you.

General

●Do not place the unit in aposition where it will be exposed to magnetic fields,

water or sources of heat. Avoid leaving the unit in direct sunlight for prolonged

periods.

●It is not recommended to use this unit while bicycling or running.

-E3-

IACCESSORIES I

AC adaptor

Model No. 6CV230AU

INPUT: AC 230-240 V

50Hz 56mA

OUTPUT DC 6V 400mA

Polarity: Centre Positive

Cigarette lighter adaptor

(DC-DC Convertor]

INPUT: DC 12V

OUTPUT: DC 6V 500mA

Polarity: Centre Positive

Headphones

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Car cassette adaptor

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Rechargeable nickel-

cadmium battery

(NBP-50A)

Patch cable

-E4-

SAFETY TIPS

CAUTIONS FOR SAFETY

sThe apparatus shall not be exposed

to dripping or splashing.

●Do not take the unit apart.

The laser beam used in the unit

could harm your eyes.

●Do not insert pins, etc., inside the

unit.

This unit is equipped with asafety

devicewhich automatically turnsthe

laser beam off when the disc com-

partment is opened. If apin or other

metal object should get inside the

unit, however, this safety device may

be deactivated.

.Do not drop the unit or subject it to

strong shocks. Doing so could re-

sult in damage.

Do not place the unit in the following

locations:

.Locations where the temperature is

high.

The unit’s cabinet may warp or the

unit may otherwise be damaged if it

isplacedin direct sunlight, near heat-

ers (where the temperature is 60”C

or CJWatM) or in cars with the win-

dows closed. (In the summer, the

temperature may get as high as

IOO”C or more.)

Use the unit within atemperature

range of 5°C to 35”C.

.In humid or dusty locations.

.in locations exposed to heavy vi bra- -

tions.

.On unstable or tilted surfaces.

CONDENSATION

If cold water is poured into aglass,

water droplets form on the outside of

the glass. This is called condensaticzm.

Condensation may occur on internal

operating parts of the lens.

Condensation occurs:

●When the unit is brought from tie

cold outdoors into awarm room, or .

if it is in acold room which is heated

quickly.

.In the summer, if the unit is moved

suddenly from an air-conditioned

room or car to ahot or humid loca-

tion.

Should condensation occur:

The unit may not operate properly if

condensation occurs.

Wait for 1or 2hours (to allow the intler-

nal parts to adjust to the surrounding

temperature) before using the unit.

-E5-

CONTROLS

EXT DC 6V Socket 9. Fast Forward/Fast Backward Buttons

Disc Compartment (-, -)

Battery Compartment (bottom) 10. Play/Pause Button (FIil )

HOLD Switch 11. OPEN Bution

LINE OUT Socket 12. Stop Button (■)

PHONES Socket 13. Display

VOLUME Control 14. ANTI-S Button

Sound Equalization System Switch 15. P-MODE Button

(S.EOS) 16. M-SET Button

-E6-

DIGITAL ANTI-SHOCK FUNCTION ●Whentheunitissubjected toashock

The digital anti-shock function uses aduring play, and the pick-up cannot

semiconductor memory to prevent the read the data, the data stored in

sound from skipping even when the memory continues to be decoded

unit issubjected toshocks and vibration and played. This gives the pick-up

during play. .

When [ANTI-S] is pressed during play, the

“3-SEC’’i ndicatorappearsi nthedisplay

andthedigital anti-shock function turns

on. The digital, data equivalent to ap-

>roximately3 seconds of music isstored

in a“read-ahead” memory buffer be-

fore it is decoded and played. The dis-

play changes from “LJ “to “S“

indicating that data has been stored.

AN: I-S

L==l

time to stabilize and continue read-

ing new data. At that time, the indi-

cator changes to “I_l “or “LJ “.

Once the pick-up returns to its origi-

nal position, new data is stored in

the memory, and the indicator

changes back to “El “.

.If the unit is subjected to repeated

shocks and all the data stored in the

memory is used up, the “LJ” indi-

catoris displayed andthesound will

skip.

Press [ANTI-S] again to turn the digital

anti-shock function off. The “LJ“indi-

cator goes out.

.Keep the digital anti-shock func-

tion off when using the unit in a

stable location where it will riot

receive shocks. The battery power

consumption is less than when it

is on.

NOTE:

When the digital anti-shock function is

Q-&”-w‘-”- ‘h”’”’’nA’’’’i”‘e

-E6-

SOUND EQUALIZATION SYSTEM

Use the Sound Equalization System

switch (S. E.S) to adjust the frequency

response of the system to match the

type of music you are listening to.

B: This setting provides alarge bass

boost (low frequency output).

A: This setting is similar to the Bposi-

tion, but uses asmaller bass boost.

FLAT: This setting maintains flat (even)

frequency response.

+->

SE*S FLAT] i~B

-E8-

AUTO POWER ON FUNCTION

The power turns on automatically when

[E/11 1, [P-MODE], [I++ 1or [M1is

pressed.

AUTO POWER OFF FUNCTION

Thepowerturnsoff automatically when

all tracks on adisc have been played or

when [■]is pressed once to stop play.

.The power turns off automatically

after [P-MODE], [I++ 1or [w1is

pressed if no other operation is per-

formed.

●The power turns off immediately

after [OPEN Iis pressed and the disc

compartment is opened.

●The power turns off immediately if

[■]is pressed twice during play.

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pressed forapproximately 3minutes

after entering the Pause mode, the

HOLD FUNCTION

The HOLD switch disables the buttons

From operating -to prevent play from

starting or stopping due to accidental

operation. For normal use, leave the

;witch in the Off position.

“Oprevent battery drain:

jet [HOLD] to ‘the On position when

arrying the unit in abag. The unit will

not operate even if the buttons are

pressed accidentally. This will prevent

unnecessary battery drain.

To prevent play from being interrupted:

Set [HOLDI to the On position after

starting play. This will prevent

interruptions if [■1or other buttons

are pressed accidentally.

-E9-

●When [HOLD] is set to the On

position during play, “HoLd”

appears in the display for

approximately 1second.

●Set [HOLDI to the On position

during play. In this setting, if any

function button except [OPEN] is

pressed, “HoLd” appears in the

display for approximately 1second.

11%2Ld’ 1

●The VOLUME control and Sound

Equalization System switch (SE-S)

will operate regardless of the posi- -

tion of the HOLD switch.

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