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No

sound

from

speakers

¢

Improper

polarity

of

the

batteries

*

Weak

batteries

+

Replace

all

the

batteries

with

new

ones.

*

Improper

FUNCTION

selector

setting.

*

The

headphones

are

plugged

in.

The

unit

does

not

operate

‘+

The

disc

ia

inserted

with

the

tabaled

surface

down.

¢

The

disc

compartment

lid

is

not

closed

*

Dusty

or

defective

disc.

-+

Clean

the

disc with

an

optional

cleaning

cloth.

Wipe

the

disc

from

the

center

out

*

Moisture

condensation.

-»

See

“Precautions”.

*

Improper

FUNCTION

selector

setting

*

When

the

CD

operation

buttons

cannot

be

activated,

turn

off

the

unit

and

turn

il

on

again,

Skipping

of

sound

in

CD

operation

*

Dusty

or

defective

disc,

-»

Clean

the

disc.

+

Dirty

tens.

-+

Clean

the

tens

with

a

commercially

available

blower

*

Strong

vibrations.

No

tape

operation

*

IL

PAUSE

button

is

depressed.

-»

Press

again

to

release

it

@

REC

button

cannot

be

depressed.

«

The

cassette

inserted

has

the

tabs

removed.

->

Cover

the

slots.

Sound

drop-outs,

logs

of

high

frequencies,

or

excessive

noise

*

Dirty

heads

~*

Clean

the

portions

illustrated

below

with

a

cleaning

tip

slightly

moistened

with

cleaning

fluid

of

alcohol.

se

in

sound

level.

Recording

or

playback

cannot

be

made

or

there

is

ade:

*

Dirty

heads

>

Clean

the

heads.

*

Improper

FUNCTION

selector

setting

Unsatistactory

erasing

*

Dity

erase

head

—>

Clean

the

head

OD

Record/playback

head

Capstan

Erase

head

SONY

CD

Radio

Cassette-Corder

3-751-268-51(1)

1

CFD-50

Operating

Instructions

Before

operating

the

unit,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly

and

retain

it

for

future

reference.

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

AISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION.

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK)

NO

USEASEAVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE

AEFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

'“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

Sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

etec-

tric

shock

to

persons.

This

symbol

is

intended

to

atert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important operating

and

main-

tenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature.

accompanying

the

appliance.

CAUTION

The

use

of

optical

instruments

with

this

product

will

increase

eye

hazard

Sony

Corporation

-

1931

Printed

in:

Malaysta

Owner’s

Record

The

model

number

is

located

a!

the

bottom

and

serial

number

is

tocat-

€d

in

the

battery

compartment.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

lefer

to

these

numbers

whenever

you

cail

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product

Model

No.

CFD-501

Serial

No...

INFORMATION

This

equipment

generates

and

uses

radio

fraquency

anergy

and

if

not

installed

and

used

property,

that

is,

in

strict

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions,

may

cause

interterance

to

radio

and

tele-

vision

reception.

It

has

been

type

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

tor

a

Class

B

computing

device

in

accordance

with

the

specitica-

tions

in

Subpart

J

of

Part

15

of

FCC

Aulas,

which

are

designed

to

pro-

vide

reasonable

protection

against

such

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interterence

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

if

this

equipment

does

cause

interfer

ence

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

ta

try

10

cor-

rect

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

Rearient

the

receiving

antenna

Relocate

the

equipment

with

respect

ta

the

receiver

Move

the

equipment

away

from

the

receiver

Plug

the

equipment

into

a different

outlet

so

that

equipment

and

receiver

are

on

different

branch

circuits.

It

necessary,

the

user

should

consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

ra-

diafetevision

technician

for

additional

suggestions.

The

user

may

find

the

following

booklet

prepared

by

the

Federal

Communications

Com-

mission

helptul:

“How

to

Identify

and Resolve

Radio-TV

Interference

Problems”.

This

booklet

is

available

trom

the

U.S.

Government

Printing

Ottice,

Washington,

DC

20402,

Stock

No.

004-000-00345-4

Turn

on

the

power

if it

has

a

switch

T

MOK MEC

2

Choose

the

desired

sound

source

with

the

FUNCTION

selector.

“FUNCTION

|

‘selector

CDsound

cD

Radio

program

|

AMorFM

_

Sound

source

TAPE

‘Tape

sound

(CDIRADIO

OFF

Play

the

sound

source

and

speak

or

sing

into

the

microphone.

To

record

the

mixed

sound

Insert

a

cassette

and

only

press

@.

You

can

record

the

sound

of

the

microphone

mixed

with

a

CO

or

radio

program.

Specifications

AUDIO

POWER

SPECIFICATIONS

POWER

OUTPUT

AND

TOTAL

HARMONIC

DISTORTION

With

3.2-ohm

loads,

both

channels

driven

from

150-15,000

Hz:

rated

2.3

W

per

channel

minimum

RMS

power,

with

no

more

than

10%

total

harmonic

distortion

in

AC

operation.

OTHER

SPECIFICATIONS

CD

player

section

System:

Compact

dise

digital

audio

system

Laser diode

properties

Material:

GaAlAs

Wavelength

780

nm

Emission

duration:

Continuous

Laser

output

tess

than

44.6

uW

*

This

output

is

the

value

measured

at

a

distance

of

‘about

200

mm

from

the

abjective

lens

surface

on

the

optical

pick-up

block

Frequency

tesponsa

——-20--20,000

Hz

*4

dB.

Wow

and

flutter

Below

measurable

limit

Radio

section

Frequency

cange

FM:

87.6

~-

108

MHz

AM.

590~1,710

kHz

Antennas

FM:

Telescopic

antenna

AM:

Built-in

ferrite

bar

antenna

Tape

recorder

section

and

general

Recording

system

4-track

2-channel

stereo

Frequency

response

=

70—

10,000

Hz

(with

TYPE

|

(NORMAL)

cassette)

Speaker

Full-range

speakers:

10

cm

dia.,

cone

type

Inputs

Mixing

microphone

input

jack

(minijack)

Sensitivity

2.5

mV

For

low

impedance

microphone

Outputs

Headphones

jack

(stereo

minijack)

For

16

—

68.

ohms

impedance

headphones

Power

requirements

120

VAC.

60

Hz

0C

9

V.

6

size

D(A20)

batteries

Power

consumption

AC

25

W

Battery

life

thoura)

FM

recording

Playback

Sony

SUM-1

(NS),

approx.)

|

__

approx.

[_

Sony

Alkaline

AM!

Ny

‘approx.

17

‘approx.

12

Dimensions

590

«

572

»

200

mm

(wid)

(231,

x

61%

«

7%

inches)

nel.

projecting

parts

and

controls

Weight

Approx.

4.6

kg,

incl.

batteries

(Approx.

10

Ib

2

02}

Supplied

accessories.

AC

power

cord

(1)

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

Sony

"MOR"

headphone

series

‘Sony

“Dynamic

microphone"

series

Head

demagnetizer

HE-SC

CO

cleaner

XP-CD1.

XP-CD4

Precautions

Notes

on

power

sources

*

For

battery

operation,

use

six

size

D

{R20}

batteries.

For

AC

operation

{120

V

AC

only),

use

the

supplied

AC

power

cord:

donot

use

any

other

type.

*

When

the

internal

batteries

will

nol

be

used,

remove

tham

fo

avoid

damage

caused

by

battery

teakage

and

corrosion.

*

Unplug

the

unit

from

the

wall

outlet

when

it

is

not

to

be

used

for

an

extended

period

of

time.

Notes

on

handling

the

unit

*

Asthe

lager

beam

uged

in

the

CD

player

section

is

harmful

to

the:

‘eyes,

do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

the

casing.

Reler

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

=

{f

the

unit

is

brought

directly

fram

a

cold

to

a

warm

location,

or

is.

placed

in

a

very

damp

room,

moisture

may

condense

on

the

lenses

inside

the

CD

player

section.

Should

this

occur,

the

player

will

not

operate

properly.

In

this

case,

remove

the

disc

and

wait

about

an

hour

for

the

moisture

to

evaporate.

*

Avoid

exposure

to

temperature

extremes,

direct

sunlight,

dust,

or

mechanical

shock.

*

if

the

unit

is

teft

in

a

car

parked

in

the

sun,

be

sure

to

choose

a

loca-

tion

in

the

car

where

the

unit

will

not

be

subject

to

the

direct

rays

of

the

sun.

*

Should

any

sotid

object

or

liquid

fall

into

the

unit,

unplug

the

unit,

re-

move

the

batteries,

and

have

the

unit

checked

by

qualified

person-

nel

belore

operating

it

any

further.

+

Be

caretut

not

to

jift

the

handle

white

the

telescopic

antenna

is

ina

raised

position.

*

After

long

storage,

set

the

unit

in

playback

mode

and

warm

It

up

for

a

few

minutes

betore

inserting

a

cassette.

*

Do

not

place

anything

within

10

mm

of

the

side

of

the

cabinet.

The

ventilation

holes

must

be

unobstructed

for

the

proper

operation

of

‘the

unit

and

to

prolong

the

fife

of

its

components.

*

Since

a

strong

magnet

is

used

for

the

speakers,

keep

personal

credit

cards

using

magnetic

coding

or

spring-wound

watches

away

from

the

unit

to

prevent

possible

damage

from

the

magnet.

Note

on

cassettes

fonger

than

90

minutes

The

use

of

those

cassettes

is

not

recommended

except

for

long

con-

tinuous

recording

or

playback.

Ifyou

have

any

question

or

problem

concerning

your

unit,

please

con-

sult

your

nearest

Sony

dealer.

Power

Sources

—

The

OPR/BATT

indicator

lights

up

during

operation

AC

power

cord

(supplied)

—_

2

to.

wall

outlet

The

unit

cannot

be

operated

on

the

internal

batteries

when

the

AC.

Power

cord

is

connected

to

the

unit.

Fot

critical

recording

or

disc

playing

Operating

the

unit

on

AC

power

is

recommended.

When

to

replace

the

batteries

I

the

batterles

become

weak

while

the

unit

is

in

operation,

the

OPRIBATT

indicator

will

glow

faintly.

In

this

case,

replace

alt

the

bat-

teries

with

new

ones.

oe

Sete

nin

Playing

a

Dise

—ansem

(3

inch)

CD

can

be

played

without

an

adaptor.

To

stop

play

To

pause:

Press

a5.

;

To

resume

play,

press

Magasin

To

stop:

Press

Taglact

edisc:

Press

PUSH

=

OPEN.

2

Place

a

disc.

To

turn

off

the

unit:

Set

co

retea

We.

FUNCTION

to

TAPE

(COMRADIO

OFF).

‘Al

Press

completely

abel

surtace

up

Function

Do

not

press

PUSH OPEN

dur.

Ing

playing

Otherwise,

the

disc

will

be

damaged.

Be

sure

to

stop

the

‘The

number

of

selections

in

the

disc

and

the

total

play-

ing

time

will

appear

in

the

display

window.

disc

first,

“

Information

Display

During

pl.

Between

selections

Each

time

PLAY

MODE

is

pressed,

play

mode

changes

as

follows.

To

stop

the

disc,

press

@

—

Remaining

time

for

the

next

selection

is

Operate

while

listening

to

the

disc.

However,

setect

INTRO

scan

Play

when

disc

is

not

being

played.

displayed,

—

.

E>

;

we

o6-83:93

eo

e

Prass

PLAY

MODE

once

more.

=

=

pod

lection

Number

linen

batt

c)

1 :

a

=

“:

eoalon

Numer

Frapsed

playing

|

To

display

remaining

time

of

the

disc

PLAY

MODE

ogo:

being

ptayed

©

Press

PLAY

MODE once

when

discis

Takes

are

=

While

CD

player

is

set

in

pause

Press

REMAIN/ENTER

not

being

played.

65:32

Lay

moe

15

$5:

—

.

tt

Gaeee

7

lo)

<a

@

choose

the

desired

>

~

.

OS

Gerd

k

aera

selection

with

batt

oF

botp}

.

‘

:

Remaining

number

Total

remaining

e

Prose

a

t

set

time

ot

disc

Pause

indicator

appears

seneeions

‘Scanning

starts

from

the

CE

+

CD

sie

Bblegie

Prose;

id

For

normal

display,

press

REMAIN/ENTER

again,

first

selection

ogy

t

i

tS

Pay

*

Note

Beginnings

of

selections

©

Prose

REMANWENTER

a

*

Even

if

REMAIN/ENTER

bulton

is

pressed.

remaining

time

of

the

disc

being

played

cannot

be

displayed

are

played

for

10

seconds

when

ithas

more

than

100

selections

or

its

remaining

time

is

more

than

100

minutes

REMAIN,

6

»

During

shuttle

or

program

play,

remaining

time

of

the

disc

Not

displayed

even

if

REMAIN/ENTER

1s

pressed

The

selection

is

Y

ENTER

Q

Press

PLAY

MODE

once

more

while

Program

2

DN

cuter

Parties:

270.6)

6

Fete

you

press

mm

repeatedly,

the

player

locates

the

next

selections

and

stops

at

the

last

selection

Notes

on

compact

discs

To

retum

to

normal

play

press

PLAY

MODE

once

more

This

way

Not

this

way

Not

this

way

i}

listening

to

the

desired

selection.

—}-

]

et:

To

locate

the

beginning

of

To

locate

the

next

selection

PLAY

MODE

ps

‘

the

current

selection

©

Press

hea

/

BP

for

(Upto

16

selections)

Qa

=

Carp

CB)

ene

another

selection.

4.

@

Presse

:

Press

once

Press

once

:

may

war

i

=

Biiegieued

When

play

reaches

the

end

of

the

disc,

it

nan

i

es

Togo

back

at

high

speed

To

go.ahead

at

high

speed

5)

ae

festarts

from

the

first

selection

05

88:0

}

{

He)

sm

(RED

a)

wee

be

tery

GBB

disappears

and

play

starts.

wf

:

af;

é

Koop

prossed.

Keep

pressed

ee

.

3

@

Press

PLay

MODE

once

more.

5

*

AMSis

the

abbreviation

of

Autornatic

Music

Sensor

Pe

ct

von

On

£

Notes

on

the

AMS

function

oo gt

1

[he

player

pauses

at

the

beginning

af

he

located

selection

when

you

press

ba

Or

lin

the

pause

mode

@

ropest

step

@

to@

above.

Tack

—

ata

*

I1YOU

press

Med

repeatedly,

the

player

locates

Ihe

previous

selections

Ouring REPEAT

SHUFFLE

play

When

youopenthe

dischokteroryoupress

@

tt

another

selection

is

stored

after

16

selec-

To

locate

the

beginning

of

the

current

All

programmed

selections

are

cleared.

tions

have

been

stored

=

selection

The

first

selection

will

be

cleared

and

the

new

one

will

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Press

heed

be

stored

in

its

place.

The

program

will

be

cleared

To

locate

the

next

selection

when

you

press

ml

Press

oe

Handle

the

disc

by

its

edge

Do

not

touch

the

surface

Oo

not

stick

paper

of

tape

nor

You

cannot

tocate

a

previous

selection

aven

if

you

write

anyihing

on

the

surtace

keep

prossing

a

|

To

stop

playback

2

Insert

a

cassette.

Use

only

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I

RAY

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To

pause:

Press

tt

To

locate

a

desired

position

To

release

pause,

press

IB

again

Keep

pressing

<4

or

bp

during

play.

To

wind

the

tape:

Press

<td

Atthe

desired

paint

found

by

listening

to

the

high-speed

sound,

To

rewind

the

tape:

Press

Pe

release

the

pressed

button

to

restart

playing

back

To

turn

off

the

radio

For

improved

reception

MESS

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(alm

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‘

1

Select

the

desired

2

Tune

in.

SS

Dial

pointer

When

an

FM

stereo

program

is

tuned

in

If

the

received

FM

stereo

is

too

weak

FM

STEREO

indicator

tights

up.

The

reception

becomes

monaural,

and

the

FM

STEREO

indicator

wilt

go

off

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TYP

ormal)

cassette

for

recording

To

stop

recording

1

2

3

4

Press

@

of

the

CD

player

and

@

4

of

the

cas-

Insert

a

cassette.

From

a

disc

sette dock.

im

f

b

Set

FUNCTION

to

TAPE

(CO/RADIO

OFF).

FUNCTION

mar

2

From

the

radio

3

“dis

depressed

automatically.

[

a)

When

you

record

from

a

disc,

press

@

REC

atter

the

number

of

the

selections

in

the

disc

and

the

total

play-

ing

time

are

displayed

Disc

playing

will

automatically

start

from

the

first

selec-

tion

after

approx.

8

seconds.

On

recording

level

To

record

in

PGM

(program)

mode

To

prevent

accidental

erasure

Recording

level

is

automalicatytewt:

Volume

and

tone

adjustments

1

Set

FUNCTION

to

CD.

Break

off

the tab

corresponding

Io

the

side

which

has

been

recorded

on.

will

not

affect

recording

level

2

Select

PGM

play.

(See

“Selecting

Various

Playing

Modes”

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Recording

on

that

side

will

be

protected.

3

Press

the

@

REC

button

Disc

playing

and

recording

will

automatically

stant

atter

approx.

8

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