Panasonic SC-AK29 CD Stereo System Instruction Manual

SC-AK29 CD Stereo System

Product Information

The Panasonic CD Stereo System is a high-quality audio system
that provides excellent sound performance. It is available in four
models: SC-AK500, SC-AK490, SC-AK300, and SC-AK200. The system
utilizes digital audio technology to deliver clear and vibrant
sound.

Specifications

• Model No.: SC-AK500, SC-AK490, SC-AK300, SC-AK200
• Brand: Panasonic
• Audio Technology: Digital Audio
• Power Output: Variable depending on the model
• Supported Formats: CD, MP3 (SC-AK500 and SC-AK490 only)
• Remote Control: Included
• Antenna Connection: Yes

Product Usage Instructions

Supplied Accessories

Make sure you have received the following accessories with your
CD Stereo System:

• Remote Control
• Power Cord
• Speaker Cables
• FM Antenna
• AM Loop Antenna
• User Manual

Important Safety Instructions

Please read and follow these safety instructions to ensure safe
usage of the CD Stereo System:

• Read the user manual completely before operating the
  product.

• Keep the product away from water and moisture.

• Avoid placing the product near heat sources or in direct
  sunlight.

• Do not block the ventilation openings of the system.

• Do not insert any objects into the system through the
  openings.

• Unplug the power cord during lightning storms or when not in
  use for a long period.

Listening Caution

When using headphones, ensure that the volume is set to a safe
level to prevent hearing damage.

Placement of Speakers

Proper placement of speakers is essential for optimal sound
quality. Follow these guidelines:

• Position the speakers at ear level for the best listening
  experience.

• Avoid placing the speakers too close to walls or corners, as it
  may affect the sound quality.

• Ensure that the speakers are placed on stable surfaces to
  prevent vibrations.

About the Remote Control

The CD Stereo System includes a remote control for convenient
operation. Follow these instructions:

• Ensure that the batteries are installed correctly in the remote
  control.

• Point the remote control towards the system’s front panel for
  proper signal transmission.

• Keep the remote control away from direct sunlight and other
  sources of infrared interference.

Battery Installation

To install batteries in the remote control, follow these
steps:

1. Open the battery compartment on the back of the remote
   control.

2. Insert the batteries according to the polarity markings (+/-)
   inside the compartment.

3. Close the battery compartment securely.

Connections

Proper connections are necessary for the CD Stereo System to
function correctly. Follow these instructions:

Basic Connections (for supplied accessories)

To connect the system using the supplied accessories, follow
these steps:

1. Connect the power cord to the AC IN terminal on the back of the
   system.

2. Connect the speaker cables to the corresponding terminals on
   the back of the system and the speakers.

3. Connect the FM antenna and AM loop antenna to their respective
   terminals on the back of the system.

Optional Antenna Connections

If you have an external antenna, follow these steps to connect
it to the CD Stereo System:

1. Locate the ANTENNA terminals on the back of the system.
2. Connect the external antenna to the appropriate terminals.

External Unit Connection

If you want to connect an external audio source to the CD Stereo
System, follow these steps:

1. Locate the AUDIO IN or AUX IN terminals on the back of the
   system.

2. Connect the audio output of the external device to the
   corresponding terminals on the system.

Front Panel Controls

The front panel of the CD Stereo System features various
controls for easy operation. Familiarize yourself with these
controls:

• Power Button: Press to turn the system on or off.

• Volume Knob: Rotate to adjust the volume level.

• Playback Controls: Play, Pause, Skip, etc., for controlling CD
  or MP3 playback.

• Display: Shows information such as track number, time, and
  mode.

Turning the Demo Function Off

If you wish to turn off the demo function that automatically
plays when the system is turned on, follow these steps:

1. Press and hold the DEMO button on the front panel for a few
   seconds.

2. The demo function will be deactivated.

Convenient Functions

The CD Stereo System includes various convenient functions for
enhanced user experience. Refer to the user manual for detailed
instructions on using these functions.

Auto-off Function

The auto-off function automatically turns off the system after a
specified period of inactivity. To enable or disable this function,
follow the instructions in the user manual.

Setting the Time

To set the correct time on the CD Stereo System, follow these
steps:

1. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button on the front panel.
2. Use the playback controls to adjust the hours and minutes.
3. Press the CLOCK/TIMER button again to confirm the time
   setting.

Listening to Radio Broadcasts

The CD Stereo System allows you to listen to radio broadcasts.
Follow these steps:

1. Press the TUNER/BAND button on the front panel to select the
   desired band (FM/AM).

2. Use the tuning controls to find the desired radio station.

3. Adjust the volume using the volume knob.

Presetting Radio Broadcasts

You can preset your favorite radio stations for quick access.
Follow these steps:

1. Tune in to the desired radio station using the steps mentioned
   in the previous section.

2. Press and hold the desired preset button (1-10) on the front
   panel until you hear a beep.

3. The radio station is now preset to the selected button.

About Compact Discs

The CD Stereo System supports playback of compact discs. Ensure
that the discs are in good condition and free from scratches or
dirt.

Listening to Compact Discs

To listen to compact discs on the CD Stereo System, follow these
steps:

1. Press the CD button on the front panel to select the CD
   mode.

2. Open the CD tray by pressing the Open/Close button.

3. Place the disc gently on the tray, label side up.

4. Close the CD tray.

5. Press the Play button to start playback.

Playing MP3 (SC-AK500 and SC-AK490 only)

If you have an MP3 disc, you can play it on the SC-AK500 or
SC-AK490 models. Follow these steps:

1. Insert the MP3 disc into the CD tray.
2. Follow the steps mentioned in the “Listening to Compact Discs”
   section to start playback.

Program Play

The CD Stereo System allows you to create a program of specific
tracks to play in a desired order. Follow these steps:

1. Press the Program button on the front panel.
2. Enter the desired track numbers using the numeric keypad.
3. Press the Play button to start program playback.

To Listen to Specific CDs and Tracks (CD Play Mode

function)

The CD Play Mode function allows you to select specific CDs and
tracks for playback. Follow these steps:

1. Press the CD button on the front panel to select the CD
   mode.

2. Press the CD Play Mode button to enter the CD Play Mode.

3. Use the numeric keypad to enter the desired CD and track
   numbers.

4. Press the Play button to start playback.

Direct Access Play

The Direct Access Play function allows you to directly play a
specific track without going through the entire disc. Follow these
steps:

1. Press the CD button on the front panel to select the CD
   mode.

2. Press the Direct Access Play button.

3. Use the numeric keypad to enter the desired track number.

4. Press the Play button to start playback.

Repeat Play

The Repeat Play function allows you to repeat a specific track
or the entire disc.

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Panasonic
CD Stereo System
Operating Instructions
Model No. SC-AK500 SC-AK490 SC-AK300 SC-AK200

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Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read these instructions completely. Please keep this manual for future reference.

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Thank you for purchasing this product. For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions carefully.
These operating instructions are applicable to the following system. These operating instructions,however, fundamentally explain the op eration of system SC-AK500.

SC-AK500 SA-AK500 SB-AK500

SC-AK490 SA-AK490 SB-AK500

SA-AK300 SSCB–AAKK33O00O

The model number and sedal number of this product can be found on either the beck or the bottom of the unit. Please note them in the space provided below and keep for future reference.
MODELNUMBER
SERtALNUMBER
User memo: DATE OF PURCHASE DEALER NAME DEALER ADDRESS
TELEPHONE NUMBER

CAUTION?
THIS PRODUCT UTILIZES A LASER. USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE. DO NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR YOURSELF. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

Table of contents

Supplied accessories ………………………………………. 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ………………. 4

Listening caution ……………………………………………..

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Placement of speakers …………………………………….. 5 About the remote control …………………………………. 5

Battery installation…………………………………………………. 5 Correct method of use …………………………………………… 5

Connections …………………………………………………….

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Basic connections(for suppliedascessories) …………….. 6

Op_onal antenna connec_ons…………………………………. 7 Externalunit connec_on…………………………………………. 7

Front panel controls …………………………………………

8

Turning the demo function off ………………………… 10

Convenient functions …………………………………….. 10

Auto-off function …………………………………………….

11

Setting the time ………………………………………………

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Listening to radio broadcasts …………………………. 12 Presetting radio broadcasts …………………………… 13

About compact discs …………………………………….. 14 Limning to compact discs ……………………………. 15
Playing MP3 (SC-AK500 and SC-AK490 only) ………… 15 Program play ……………………………………………………… 17 To listen to specific CDs and tracks
(CD Play Mode function) ……………………………………. 18 Direct access play ……………………………………………….. 19 Repeat play ………………………………………………………… 19 CD display …………………………………………………………. 19

WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR PRODUCT DAMAGE, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS TO RAIN, MOISTURE, DRIPPING OR SPLASHING AND THAT NO OBJECTS RLLED WITH LIQUIDS, SUCH AS VASES, SHALL BE PLACED ON THE APPARATUS.
CAUTION:
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT.
CAUTION?
DO NOT INSTALL, OR PLACE THIS UNIT, IN A BOOKCASE, BUILT-IN CABINET OR IN ANOTHER CONFINED SPACE. ENSURE THE UNIT IS WELL VENTILATED. TO PREVENT RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FIRE HAZARD DUE TO OVERHEATING, ENSURE THAT CURTAINS AND ANY OTHER MATERIALS DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE VENTILATION VENTS.

Listening to tapes …………………………………………..

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Supplied accessories

Please check and identify the supplied accessories. Use numbers indicated in parentheses when asking for replacement parts.
(Only for U.S.A.) To order accessories contact 1-800-332.5368 or web site (http..//www.panasonicc, om).

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Before recording (Deck 2 only) ………………………. 21 Recording from compact discs ………………………. 22 Tape-to-tape recording …………………………………… 22 Recording from radio broadcasts …………………… 23

CAUTION:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with

the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

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Using the built-in sound quality settings …………. 24 Enhancing the sound quality ………………………….. 24

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that inter-
ference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television

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Using the timer ………………………………………………

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Usingthe play/record timer …………………………………… 25

Usingthe sleep 5mer …………………………………………… 27

reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
oReorient or relocate the receiving antenna. · Increase the separation between the equipment and re-
ceiver.

eConnect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

Using an external unit ……………………………………. 27

eConsult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Troubleshooting guide …………………………………… 28 Servicenter List (ONLY FOR U.S.A.) ……………….. 29 Warranty (ONLY FOR U.S.A.) ………………………….. 30 Specifications ……………………………………………….. 31 Maintenance …………………………………….. Back Cover Product Service ……………………………….. Back Cover

Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment would void the user’s authority to operate this device.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) thisdevice must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

CAUTION

_] AM loop antenna (N1DADYY00002) ………. 1 pc.

Batteries ……….. 2 pcs. R6, AA, UM-3

Remote control transmitter ……………………………………….

1 pc.

· SC-AK500 and SC-AK490: (N2QAGB000015)

· SC-AK300: (Silver: N2QAGB000013) (Black: N2QAGB000017)

· S(NC2-QAKA2G0B0O: 00013)

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RiSK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE NO USER-SERVICEABLE INSIDE.

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SERVICE PERSONNEL.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read these operating instruclfenscarefully before using the unit. Follow the safety instructionson the unit and the safety precautionslisted below. Keep these operating instructionshandy for future reference.

1. Power soume-_onnect the unit to a power source of the type described in these instructions or as marked on the unit.
2. Polarization–The unit is equipped with a polarized power plug where one blade is wider than the other. This safety feature ensures that the plug fits into your household AC outlet only one way. If the plug doesn’t fit one way, try reversing it. If the plug still doeso’t fit, contact an electrician to replace the obsolete outlet. Do not attempt to defeat the safety purpose of the plug.
3. Power cord protection–Route the AC power supply cord so that it will not be walked on or pinched by items placed on or against it. Never take hold of the plug or cord with wet hands. Always grasp the plug body firmly when connecting and disconnecting it.
4. Overloading–When connecting the AC power supply cord, be careful not to overload the household AC outlet, extension cord, or outlet from any other device as this can result in fire or electde shock.
5. Nonuse periods—Turn the unit off when it is not in use. Unplug the unit from the household AC outlet if it is not to be used for a long time. Unplug the unit during lightning storms.
6. Attachments and accessories—Use only the attachments and accessories recommended in these operating instructions.

4. Outdoor antenna grounding–If you connect an outdoor antenna, ground the antenna system to protect against voltage surges and built-up static charges. Section 810 of the National Electrical Cobs, ANSI/NFPA No. 70-1990, provides information about groundingof the mast and supportingstructure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, iocafion of antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode. Refer to this diagram.

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GROUNDING CONDUCTORS J* (NEC SECTION 810-21)
GROUND CLAMPS

POWER SERVICEGROUNDING ELECTRODESYSTEM
(NEC ART 250, PART H)

NEC-NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

I Placement

1. Ventgation–Situate the unit so that it receives proper ventilation. DOnot install in a confined space such as a bookcase or cabinet.

Allow at least 10 cm (4 inches) clearance from the rear of the unit. To prevent the nsk of eleCtricshock or fire due to overheating ensure curtains and other matedals do not obstruct the unit’s ventilation.

2. Foreign material–Ensure objects and liquids do not get into the unit. Avoid exposing the unit to excessive smoke, dust, mechanical vibration, and shock.

3. Magnetism–Situate the unit away from equipment and devices

that generate strong magnetic fields. 4. Stacking–Do not place heavy objects on top of this unit. 5. Surface–Place the unit on a flat, level surface.

6. Carts and stands–Use the unit only with carts and stands recommended by the manufacturer.

Move carts with care. Sudden stops, excessive

force, and uneven
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surfaces

can cause carts to

7. Wall and ceiling mounting–Do not mount the unit on walls or

ceilings unless specified in the instructions.

I Environment

1. Water and moisture–Do

not use the unit near water, such as

near a bathtub or swimming pool. Avoid damp basements.

2. Neat–Situate the unit away from heat sources, such as radiators.

Do not situate where temperatures fall below 5°O (41°F) or dse

above 35°C (95°E). 3. Power lines–Take care when setting up an outdoor antenna

that it is not near overhead power lines, electric lights, or electri-

cal circuits, and that there is no danger of the antenna falling on

power lines, electdc lights, or electdcal circuits. When installing

an outdoor antenna, take extreme care not to touch such power lines or circuits, as contact with them can be fatal.

(See back cover for details.)
Unplug the unit from the household AC outlet before cleaning. Clean with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive pads, sooudng powders, or solvents.
1. Damage requiring service–The unit should be serviced by qualified service personnel if: (a) The AO power supply cord or the plug has been damaged; or (b) Objects or liquids have gotten into the unit; or (c) The unit has been exposed to rain; or (d)The unit does not operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance; or (e) The unit has been dropped or the cabinet damaged.
2, Servicing–Do not attempt to service the unit beyond that descdhed in these operating instructions.Refer all other servicing to authodzed servicing personnel.
3. Replacement parts–When parts need replacing ensure the servicer uses parts specified by the manufacturer or parts that have the same characteristicsas the odginal parts. Unauthonzed substitutesmay result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.
4. Safety check–After repairs or service, ask the servicer to perform safety checks to confirmthat the unit is in proper working condition.

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Listening caution
Selecting fine audio equipment such as the unit you’ve just purchased is only the start of your musical enjoyment. Now it’s time to consider how you can maximize the fun and excitement your equipment offers. This manufacturer and the Electronic lodustdes Associatlon’s Consumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level. One that lets the sound come through loud and clear without annoying blaring or distodior_–and, most importantly, without affecting your sensitive headag.
We recommend you to avoid prolonged exposure to excessive noise.
Sound can be deceiving. Over time your heariag “comfort level” adapts to higher volumes of sound. So what sounds =normal” can actually be loud and harmful to your hearing. Guard against this by setting your equipmentat a safe level BEFORE your heanng adapts. To establish a sate level: · Start your volume control at a low setting. · Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and
cleady, and without distortion.
Once you have established a comfortable sound level: · Set the dial and leave it there.
Taking a minute to do this now will help to prevent hearing damage or loss in the future. After all. we want you listening for a lifetime.
Placement of speakers
Place the speakers so that the super tweeter is on the outside. Super tweeter

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contact flame or water.
· Remove the battehes if the unit is not to he used for a long time. · Do not keep together with metallic objects such as neckleces. · Do not use rechargeable type bettedes. · Do not use bettedes if the covedng has been peeled oft.

Mishandling of batteries can cause electrolyte leakage which can damage items the fluid COntacts and may cause a fire,
if electrolyte leaks from the bettehes, consult your dealer. Wash thoroughly with water if electrolyte comes in contact with any bert of your body.

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· Keep your speakers at least lOmm (3/.)away from the system for proper ventilation.
· These speakers do not have magnetic shielding. DO not place them near televisions, personal computers or other devices easily influenced by magnetism.
· To avoid damage to the speakers, do not touch the speaker cones if you have taken the nets off.

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· DO not place obstacles between the remote control signal sensor and remote control unit,
· Do not expose the remote control signal sensor to direct sunlight or to the bnght light of a fluorescent light.
· Take care to keep the remote Control algnal sensor and end of the remote control unit free from dust.
· If this system is inStalled in a rack with glass doors, the glass doors’ thickness or color might make it necessary to use the remote control a shorter distance from the system.

J To prevent damage · Never place heavy items on tap of the unit. · Do not disassemble or reconstruct the unit.

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· Plug the AC power supply cord into a household AC outlet only after all other connections have been made.
· To prepare the antenna wires and speaker cords, twist the vinyl
cover tip and pull off.

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Tape the antenna to a wall or column, in a positionwhere radio s_jnalsare receivedwith the least amount of interference.

For best reception sound quality: An FM outdoor antenna is recommended. (See page 7.)
2 Connect the AM loop antenna.
After attaching the antenna, turn on the system and tune in a broadcast station. Put the antenna where the receptionis best and interferenceis minima].
3 Connect the speaker cables.
Connect each end of the speaker cables to the terminal lever of the same color so (+) and (-) are correct. Never allow the exposed wires to contact each other when connected. Incorrect connection can damage the unit.

· Use only the supplied speakers.
The combination of the main unit and speakers provide the best sound. Using other speakers can damage the unit and sound quality will be negatively affected.

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Use the speakers only with the recommended sys_m. Failure to do so may lead to damage to the amplifier and/or the speakers, and may result in the risk of fire.
Consult a qualified service person if damage has occurred or if you experience a sudden change in performance. Do not attach these speakers to walls or ceilings.

4 Connect the AC power supply cord.

The included AC power supply Cord is for use with this unit only. Do not use it with ether equipment.

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You may need an outdoor antenna if you use this system in a mountainous regionor inside a reinforced concrete building,etc.
] FM outdoor antenna
Disconnect the FM indoor antenna if an FM outdoor antenna is installed. () Remove a piece of the outer vinyl insulator. ) Twist the shield braid. _) Expose the core wire.

An outdoorantenna should be installed by a qualifiedtechnicianonly.

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Run 5 to 12m of vinyl-covered wire hohzontally along a window or other convenient location,

When the unitis not in use, disconnectthe outdoorantenna to prevent
possible damage that may be caused by lightning. Never use an outdoorantenna during an alectdcal storm.

· An analog player with a built-in phons equalizer can be connected. · For details, refer to the instructionmanual of the unitswhich are to
he connected. · When units other than those described above are to be connected,
please consult with your audio dealer.

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Super sound EQ button {SUPER SOUND EQ)…….. 24 ( AUX button (AUX) ……………………………………………… 27 ( Tuner/band select button (TUNER/BAND) ………….. 12 < CD play/pause button (CD I/II) ………………………… 16 @ Tape play button (TAPE I_) ……………………………….. 20
CD sklp/search, tape fast-forward/rewind, tune/preset channel select, time adjust buttons (I.9141/REW/V,/UFF/I_I,.I) ………………. 11, 12, 13, 16, 20 Stop/program clear and demonstration button (IE/-DEMO) ………………………………………… 10, 16, 17, 20

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0 Standby/on button (O) ………………………………………..

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Sleep timer/auto off button

(SLEEP, -AUTO OFF) …………………………………… 11, 27

Numeric buttons (_>10, 1-9, 0) …………………. 13, 15, 17

· Display button (DISPLAY) …………………………….. 15, 19

Dimmer button (DIMMER) ………………………………….. 10

· AUX button (AUX) ………………………………………………

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Tuner/band select button (TUNER) ……………………. 12 (_ CD skip/search, tape fast- forward/rewind, tune/preset
channel select, time adjust buttons

(I<I41/REW/v, ^/FF/II) ………………. 11, 12, 13, 16, 20 Super sound EQ button (S.SOUND EQ) ……………… 24

Volume buttons (- VOLUME +) ………………………….. 12

Play timer/record timer button ((DPLAY/REC) ……… 25

Clock/timer button (CLOCK/TIM ER) ………… 11,25,26

Disc button (DISC) ……………………………………………..

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_) Program button (PROGRAM) ……………………….. 13, 17

Play mode select button

(PLAY MODE) ………………………………. 12, 18, 19, 20, 23

(_ CD play/pause button (CD)-/11) ………………………… 16

Tape play button (TAPE I_) ……………………………….. 20

Stop/program clear button (11) ………………… 16, 17, 20 Muting button (MUTING) ……………………………………. 10

preset EQ select button (PRESET EQ) ………………. 24

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until

DEMO” is displayed.

The display changes each time the button is held down,

NO DEMO (off)<-_DEMO ON (on)

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To show a demonstration of the display Pressand hold[II/_)EMO] until”DEMO ON” is displayed.

· You cannot tum demo funcUonoff when the unit is on.
· (SC-AKS00) (SC-A_) DEMO function cannot be turned on in Full-Dim mode.
· (SC-AK490) (SC-AK2G0) DEMO function cannot be turned on when Dimmer is on.

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Press [DIMMER].
Every time you press the button:

Semi-Dim _

Full-Dim

_- Restores the original display

Semi-Dim: The backlights of the display are turned off. Full-Dim: The display is dimmed and the backlights of the display
and the indicator, except for the AC supply indicator, are turned off,

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The display is dimmed and the indicator is turned off. (The AC supply indicator remains on,) Press [DIMMER] again to restore the display,

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Remote control only This feature is convenient when you have a telephone call, etc.

Press [MUTING].
Press the button again to cancel “MUTING” goes out. Muting can also be cancelled way (–dB).

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the volume

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When the system is tumed off, the muting operation will be automatically cancelled.

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Remote control ordv When CD or tape is selected as the source To save power, the unittums off if it is left unused forten minutes.

This functfon does not work if the source is tuner or AUX.
Press and hold [-AUTO OFF].
=AUTO OFF” is shown on the display,
To cancel Press and hold [-AUTO OFF] again to clear “AUTO OFF” from the display.
For your reference The settingis mainteJnedeven if the unit is turned off.When the unit is tumed on again, “AUTO OFF is displayed and the unit functions as described above. “AUTO OFF” disappears from the display if either tuner or AUX is selected as the source but continues to function normally. “AUTO OFF” remains displayed if CD or tape is selected as the source.

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[] Setting the time

Rqpmote control only This is a 12-hour displayclOCk. This example in the figureshows how to set the time for 4:25 p.m..
1 Switch on the power.

2 Press [CLOCK/rIMER] “CLOCK”.

to select

Every time you press the button:

CLOCK ®PLAY @REC

AL_ Previous display
3 (within 7 seconds or so)
Press []<I<I/REWA/] or [/VFF/IHIH] to set the present time.

4 Press [CLOCK/TIMER] the time.

to finish setting

The display will return to whatever was displayed before you set the time.

To display the time when system is ON Press [CLOCK/TfMER] to select “CLOCK”.
To display the time when system is OFF
Press [CLOCK/TIMER]. The time will be displayed for about 5 seconds and then the display will return to whelever was previously displayed.

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PLAY MODE

1 Press [TUNER/BAND] to select band.
The unit comes on automatically. Every time you press the button: FM <–)AM
2 Press [PLAY MODE] on the remote
control to select “MANUAL”.
Every time you press the button: MANUAL (–>PRESET.
3 Press [P4<I/REW/V] or [/VFF/btH] to
select the frequency of the required station,
“TUNED” is displayed when a radio station is tuned. =ST” is displayed when a stereo FM broadcast is being received.
4 Adjust the volume.

Auto tuning
Press and hold []_I41/REWN] or [/_FF/I_H] for a moment until the frequency starts changing rapidly.The unit begins auto tuning, stopping when it finds a station.
· Auto tuning may not function when there is excessive interference. · To cancel auto tuning, press [I_I_I/REW/k/] or [NFF/1H_I] once
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Press and hold [PLAY MODE] to display “MONO”.
This mode improves sound quality if reception is weak. but broadcasts will be heard in monaural.
Press and hold [PLAY MODE] again to cancer the mode. =MONO_ goes out. MONO is also cancelled if the frequency is changed. Turn off =MONO” for normal listening. Stereo and monaural
broadcasts are automatically played as they are received.

i FM allocation setting

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By adjusting the allocation, you can enable this tuner to receive FM broadcasts allocated in 0.1 MHz steps.
Press and hold EFUNER/ BAND]. After a few seconds,the display will change to a flashing display of the current minimum FM frequency. If you continue to hold the button down, the minimum frequency will change. Release the button at this time.
To return to the original frL=quency indication, repeat above.

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· After changing the =allocation” setting, the frequencies you previously preset in the memory will be cleared.
· Sound is momentarily interrupted it you load/unload tapes while listening to an AM broadcast.

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TUNER

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Remote control only There are two methods of presetting stations. Automatic presetting :All the stafio_s the tuner can receive are
preset.
Manual presetting :You can select the stafionsto preset and the order they are preset in.
Up to 15 stations each can be set in the FM and AM bands.
Pteparution: Press [TUNER] to select “FM” or “AM’.

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Press and hold [PROGRAM].
Release the button when frequency begins to change. The tuner presets all the stations it can receive into the channels in
ascending order. When finished, the last station memorized is tuned in.

I Manual presetting

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Preset the stations one at a time.

_)Press [PROGRAM] then press [14<IIREWIV] or
[A/FF/II] to tune to the required station. _)Press [PROGRAM] then press [Pd<IREW/V] or
[A/FF/I_II] to select a channel. ) Press [PROGRAM].

The station occupying a channel is erased if another station is preset in that channel.

Selecting channels

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Press the numbered buttons to select the channel,

· To enter channel 10 or over.
Press [->10],then the two digits. OR

Q Press [PLAY MODE] to select “PRESET”.

@ Press _/REW/V]

or [/k/FF/II,,DH]

to select the channel.

Adjust the volume.

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How to clean CDs

Do not touch the recorded surface.

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Wipe from inside outward.

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W’flhthissystem, you can only play compactdiscs paving this mark.
[] However, do not use irregular shaped CDs. CDs of the sort can damage the unit.

DIGITAL AUDIO

Handling precautions

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· If you are taking the disc from a cold to a warm environment, moisture may form onthe disc. _r[pe thisoff witha soft, dry, lint-free clothbefore using the disc.
· Do not write on the label side with a bail-point pan or other writing instrument.
· DOnot use recordcleaning sprays,benzine, thinner, static e!ectdcity prevention liquidsor any other sclvenL
· DO not attach labels or stickers to CDs. (DO not use CDs with exposed adhesive from tape or left over peeled off slickers.)
· Do not use scratch-proof protectors or covers other than those specifiedfor use with thissystem.
· Do not use CDs printedwith label printersavaLlableon the market.

I Storage precautions

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Be sure to store discs in their cases to protect them from dust, scratches, and warping.

Do not place or store disc_ in the following places · Locationsexposed to directsunlight · Humid or dusty locations · Locations directlyexposed to a heat vent or healing appliance · In the glove compartmentor on the rear deck of an automobile

To prevent damage

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Always observe the following points. · [] Load only1 CD on the tray. · [] Load CDs as shown in the figure.
The adapter is not needed with 8cro CDs (singles). · Set the system on a flat, level surface.
Do not set it on top of magazines, inclined surfaces, etc. · DO not move the system while tray is opening/closing, or when
loaded. Always unload all CDs before moving the system. · Do not put anything except a CD in the tray. · Do not use cleaning CDs or CDs which are badly warped or
cracked. · Do not disconnect the power cord from the household AC outlet
dunng disc changing operation.

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]_lis unitcan play MP3 files cornpmssedusing MPEG 1 audio layer 3.

[ When making MP3 files to play on this unit

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Disc format Conform to 1SO9660.

File format MP3 files that have the extension of “MP3” or “rap3”.

TO play in a certain order Prefixthe folder and file names with 3-digits numbers in the order you want to play them.

Files in this example are played in order from 001????.mp3 to 010????.mp3.

010????.mp3
004????.mp3
006????.mp3 005????.mp3 O07_?mp3
: CD-ROM drive : Folder
(Album) 001????.mp3 : File
(Track)
Files may not be recorded in numbered order if the prefixes have different numbers of digits. For example: l????.mp3, 27???.mp3, 10????.mp3. However, some writing software may also cause recording to occur in a different order.

I How discs with MP3 differ to CDs

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This unit can access up to 999 tracks,255 albums and 20 sessions.

· Starting play from a selected track Refer to “Directaccess play” on page 19. To select a 3-digit track press D-lO]twice, then the three numbers. For example, track no. 108,
me] –,me] –,[1]-, [0]-* [8] · Display during play (example)
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· Total playing time display
The totalplaying time is not displayed. =— : – -” is displayedinstead.

· When “NOT MP3/ERROE2 (or E3/E4)” appears on the display An unsupportedformat is being played. ]_le unitwill skipthat track and play the next one.

· Changing the CD display Duitng play or pause
Press [DISPLAY] to select a desired CD

display mode.

Every time you press _ button:

Elapsed play time –) Remaining play time

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Album name _ Track name

If you press the button when the track or album name

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current display will be shown again.

To display album and track names

Duitng play or pause
Press and hold [DISPLAY].

The album name(s) will scroll across the display from the higher

level of the hierarchy to the lowest (max. 8 levels), then followed by

the track name.

(“ROOT” is the highest hierarchical level.) The previous display returns thereafter.

Limitations on MP3 play

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· This unit is not compatible with packet-wdte format, · This unit does not use ID tags. · If both MP3 and CD-DA data is recorded on the disc, only the data
type used for the first session is played. · Maximum number of displayable characters in the album and track
name is 15. · You cannot use t-Disc Random, All-Disc Random, program and
search function, · Some MP3 may not be played due to the condition of the disc or
recording. · Recordings will not necessarily be played in the order you recorded
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Listening to compact discs
This unit can play CD-OA (digital audio) format audio CD-R and CD-RW that have been finalized (a process that enables CD-R/ CD-RW players to pay audio CD-R and CD-RW) upon completionof recording. It may not be able to play some CD-R or CD-RW due to the condition of the recording.
1 Press [‘=] button.
The unit will come on automaticallyand the tray opens.
2 Set CD in the tray,
To continue loading CDs in the other trays Press another [(1) – (5)] to select the required tray and press [] to open the tray. The current tray closes and the selected tray automatically opera. press [] to close the tray.
3 Press [(1) ~ (5)] to play your desired disc.
(if the desired CD is indicatedon the display panel, the same operation can be accomplished by pressing [CD I/11].) The selected disc is played. Use the CD Play Mode function’sALL-DISC mode to play CD in succession. (-. page 18).
4 Adjust the volume.

[] TO stop the disc play

Press [II/-DEMO].

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Disc indicator

Elapsed playingtime (Of current track number)

Disc indicator The disc indicator on the display light whenever the tray is in the playingposition whether it is loaded or not.
One touch play If the unit is in standby mode and a CD is loaded, press [CD I_/II] or
[(t) – (5)].
The unit will come on automatically and play will start.

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To pause
TO search forward/ backward (Search)

Press [CD I_/I11 during playback. To resume playback, press [CD >-/It[
Hold down []<I<I/REW/V] (backward) or [NFF/I_IH] (forward)dunng playback or pause mode.

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Number of tracks

To skip forward/ backward

Press [141<I/REWN] (backward) or [A/FF/IIH_I[ (forward)during

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· During l-Disc Random play or All-Disc Random play (=i page 18),

Total playing time

you cannot skip to tracks which have already been played. · Dunng prod=ram play (-_ page 17), 1-Disc Random play or All*Disc

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Random play, you can search forward or backward only within the current track.

· During program play, skipping is always in the programmed order,

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Remote control only You can program up to 24 tracks.
1 Press [CD I_/II] and then [11]. 2 Press [PROGRAM]. 3 Press [DISC].
(within 10 seconds or so)
Press [1] – [5] to select the disc you want.
5 Press the numeric button to select the desired track.

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7 Press [CD I_/II].
Play will start in the programmed sequence.
To cancel program play mode Press [PROGRAM] in the stop mode. Programmed contents will be saved in memory. To clear all programmed tracks Press [11] in the stop mode. “CLEAR” is displayed.

TO select a two-digit track Press p–10] and then the two numbers you want within 10 seconds or so,
………………. For example Track no. 20: _10] “-‘ [2] -* [0] Track no. 35: [>–10} -, [3} -‘ [5] [] When “CD FULL” appears The number of programmed tracks is limited to 24. No further tracks can he programmed.

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[] You can do the following during program mode: · Check program contents. PreSS [}<I_/REWiV] or [^/I-F/IIH=,-I]. Every time you press one of the buttons, the track and program No. are shown on the display· · Add to the program. Repeat steps 3 through 5.

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1. Press [PROGRAM]. 2. press [CD P’/II].

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Thisfunctionmakes it easier foryou to select specific COs and tracks from those loaded in the player,

There are 5 discttrack selection modes.

AIkDisc mode:

Prays all loaded discsin succession fromthe selected disc to the final disc _.

1-Song mode:

plays one selected trac_ on theselected disc.

1-Disc Random mode: Plays one selected disc in random order.

All-Disc Random mode: Plays all loaded discs in random order.

1-Disc mode:

Plays one selected disc.

I Press [CD I/II] and then [11].
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A-RANDOM: All-Disc Random mode

1-DISC:

1-Disc mode

(The original display is restored in about 2 seconds.)

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Proceed to step 6 if A-RANDOM was selected in this step.

3 Press [DISC].

4 Press [1]-[5] to select the disc.
The CD starts if 1-DISC, ALL-DISC or t-RANDOM was selected in this step,

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Specified disc indicator

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The CD starts

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To stop play
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When playback ends The current play mode will retain.
Final disc For example, if play starts from disc 4. disc 3 will be the “final disc”· Order of progression: Disc 4–5-,1.+2-+3
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1 Press [DISC].
(within 10 seconds or so)
Press [1] – [5] to select the disc you want.
3 Press the numeric button to select the
desired track number.
The CD will be played from the selected track to the last track of the disc.

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Press p–10]and then the two numbers you want within 10 secondsor SO.

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Track no. 20: p_10-]-, [2] –[0]

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You cannot use direct access play with 1-SONG, 1-RANDOM or A-RANDOM mode.

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“REPEAT ON” and “e-_)” are displayed.

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Press and hold [PLAY MODE] once again. “REPEAT OFF” is

displayed and _ is cleared.

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2. Press and hold [PLAY MODE] and make sure “REPEAT ON” and

are displayed

3. Press [CD I_/11]. Playback will start.

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Set the desired mode (-_ page 18), press and hold [PLAY MODE]

before or during playback, and make sure “REPEAT ON” and “O”

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This function allows you to display the remaining play time of the current track. During play or pause mode
Press [DISPLAY].
Every time you press the button:
Elapsed play time - Remaining play time
When track number 25 or greater is playing, remaining I_ay time display shows “- -:–“.

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You can use either deck 1 or deck 2 for tape playback.
Use normal posoa tapes. High position and metal positiontapes can be played, but the unit will not be able to do fulljustice to the charactedsticsof these tapes.
1 Press [TAPE I].
The unit will come on automatically. If the unit was off and a cassette was loaded, play will start automatically(One touch play function).
2 Press [- DECK 1 OPEN] or [–= DECK 2
OPEN] and insert the tape.
Insert the tape with the exposed tape facing down. Close the holderby hand.
3 Press [TAPE I] to start playback.
One side ‘isplayed, then playback stops a_om_dlaa)ty, To play on the other side of the tape, turn the tape over and press [TAPE lb.].
4 Adjust the volume.
To stop tape playback Press []I/-DEMO].
Fast-fon.I/erd and rewind Press [I4PII/REWh/J (rewind) or /-JFF/II,-IIH .
[] TO change the deck to be used Press [DECK 1/2] to select the deck you want to use when you load cassettes into both decks. You can also use remote control to perform by pressing [PLAY MODE].
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· Playback is momentarilyinternJpted while playing back tapes, if you open the o_er deck.
· Tapes exceeding 1(30minutes are thin and can break or get caught in the mechanism.
· Tape slack can get caught up in the mechanism and should be taken up before the tape is played.
· Failure to operate endless tapes correctly may cause the tape to wind around the revolving parts. Always read the instructionsprovided with your tapes.

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Tab for side =B”

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The illustrationshows how to remove the tabs to prevent recording. To record on the tape again, cover as shown.

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The tape you are recording is not affected whatsoeverby changes in volume and sound quaiity.

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1. press [‘rAPE I_] then _I/-DEMO]. 2. Insert the recorded tape into deck 2.
Ensure there is no tape in deck 1.
3, Press [e REC].

· You cannot open deck 1 while recording. · You cannot fast-forward or rewind one deck while recording with
the other.

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Do these steps before each recording. Wind up the leader tape so recording can begin immediately.

Press [-_ DECK 2 OPEN] and insert the cassette to be recorded on.
Insert with the exposed tape facing down,

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You can use 1-DISC/ALL-DISC/I-SONG mode (-. page 18) to make recortlings.

Preparation: · DOthe preparatory steps (.,, page 21). · Insertthe disc(s)you want to recoKI(– page 16).

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1 0o steps I to 4 on page 18.
Ensure CD is stopped.
2 Press [e REC] to start recording.
The CD starts.

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If the tape finishes before the disc The disc continues playing.Press [II/-DEMO] to stop it.
To record programmed tracks ) Program the tracks(.* page 17). ( Press [e REC) to start recording.
Play starts. To stop recording,press [I/_3EMO]. Disc play stops automatically.

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The recording level will be recordedas it is on the tape being played back.
Preparation : · DO the preparatory steps (– page 21). · Press [TAPE I] then [II/-DEMO] to select tape as the source.
1 Press [– OECK 1 OPEN] and insert the tape you want to record.
2 Press [e REC] to start recording.
To stop recording Press [U/-DEMO]. Both decks will stop.
To record from a specific point on a tape Before recording, advance the tapa to the point from where you want to start recording.

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Preparation: Do the proparatory steps (-,* page 21).
1 Tune to the required station. (– page 12 or 13).
2 Press [e REC] to start recording.
To stop recording Press III/-DEMO]. To record from a specific point on a tape Before recording, advance the tape to the point from where you want to start recording. To cut an unnecessary part while recording 1. Press [Ifi/-DEMO] during the unnecessary part. The cassette deck
will go into the stop mode. 2. Press [O REC] to resume recording again. To record on the other side of the tape Turn the tape over and press [e REC].
When recording an AM broadcast, sound is rnomentadly interrupted when you start and stop the recording.

Tfuonctrieodnu)ce noise while AM recording (Beat proof

Remote control only Press and hold [PLAY MODE] while recording. Each time you press and hold the button, “BPI” and “BP2” will be displayed altemately.
Select the positionwhere there is less noise.

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HEAVY : Select this when playing rock or other kinds of music that sounds better with an added punch.
SOFT : Select thiswhen listening to background music. CLEAR : Select thisfor jazz or other kinds of music for which clarity
in the treble range is desired VOCAL : Select this to add gloss to vocals.

The originaldisplay isrestored onthe displaypanel in about 4 seconds.

· Preset EQ cannot be used together with Super Sound EQ. QAI_ recordthos are performed at “EQ-OFF” settir_j even if an
alternative sound qualitysetting has been selected.

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This feature enhances the bass and treble effect of the sound.
Press [SUPER SOUND EQ].
Remote control: press [S.SOUND EQ].
Press the button again to cancel The button light goes out

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· Tum the unit on and set the clock (.. page 11). · For the play timer, prepare the music source you want to listen to;
tape. CD. radio or aux. and set the volume. · For the record timer, check the cassette’s erasure preventiontabs
(.. page 21: n), insertthe tape in deck 2 (.. page 21) and tune to the radio station (,.t, page 12) or select the aux source (,. page
27).

1 Press [CLOCgFIMER] timer function.
Every time you press the button:
CLOCK ®PLAY )REC

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2 ON time settina

(_ (Within 8 seconds or so)
Press pqI<IRIEW/V] or [A/FF/II_H] to select the starting time. @ Press [CLOCK/TIMER].

3 OFF time settinq

Press [t<I<I/REW/V] or [/VFF/I_II] to select the finishing time, @ Press [CLOCK/TIMER].
The start and finish times are now set.
4 Press [®PLAY/REC] to display the timer
indicator.
Every time you press the button;
®PLAY (_REC

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®PLAY : to turn the play timer on @REC : to turn the reCOrdtimer on (The indicatordoesn’t appear if the start and finish times or the clock hasn’t been set.)
5 Press [‘_] to turn the unit off.
The unit must be off for the timers to operate. · For play timer
The timer play will start al the preset time with volume increasing gradually up to the volume level you pre-set. · For record timer The record timer comes on about 30 seconds eadler than the set time.

To cancel the timer Press [®PLAY/REC] to clear the timer indicators from the display. (The timer comes On at the set time everyday if the timer is on.)
To change the settings (when unit is on) · To change the play/record times
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Every time the button is pressed the settingchanges as follows.

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To check settings

While the unit is on and the ‘_PLAY” (or “_REC”) indicator is on,

press [CLOCK/TIMER] so “_)PLAY” (or ‘_REC”) appears on the

display.

Two seconds after _)PLAY” (or ‘_REC”) appear, the settings are

displayed in 1hefollowing oiler:

· For play timer

· For recordtimer

(_ Play start time

( RecordJn start time

(_) Play finish time

_) Recordingfinishtime

(_ Play source

_) Recordingsource

(_ Playback volume

You can check the seffingseven when the system is OFF by pressing [CLOCK/rIMER] twice.

To enjoy the desired source after the timer setting is completed The volume level (for play timer) and music source are stored in the timer memory and the timer will start in these preset conditions. However, the Disc numbers do not get stored in the timer memory. 1. Alter step 4, start playing,the desired source. 2. Reset the Disc numbersif you have changed any of them, coritrm
that a Disc or cassette is inserted, then press [] to put the uniton standby.

If youswitch the system to the standby mode whilethe play/record timer is functioning,the OFF time setting will not be activated. If AUX is selected as the source, when the timer comes ON, the system will tum ON and will engage “AUX”as the source, if you want to playback or record from a connected component, set the component’s timer to the same time· (See the instructionmanual that came with the component.)

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Switch on the power. The figure shews how to set the system to standby mode after 30 minutes. While enjoying the dealmd source:
Press [SLEEP] to select the desired time.
Every time you press the button:
[ SLEEP30 SLEEP60 SLEEP90 SLEEP120_ SLEEPOFF
The system is turned off after the set time has elapsed.
To cancel the sleep timer: Press [SLEEP] to select “SLEEP OFF”. To confirm the remaining time: (only whilesystem is ON) Press [SLEEP].
To change the time remaining during operation: Press [SLEEP] to show the remaining time then press [SLEEP] to select the desired time.
· The sleep timer turns OFF automatically the moment you attempt to edit- record a CO.
· The sleep timer can he used in combinationwith the play/record timer. The sleep timer always has pnedty. Be sure not to overlap timer settings.

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(See page 7 forextemal unit connection)

i. Press [AUX].

The system will come on automatically.

2. Start playbackfrom the external source. (For details, refer to the owner’s manual of the equipment.)

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2. Press [e REC] (recording starts),

3. Start playback from the external source. (For details, refer to the

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Troubleshooting guide
Before requesting service, make the below checks. If you are in doubt about some of the check points, or if the remedies indicated in the chart do not solve the problem: In the U.S.A., contact the Panasonic Customer Call Center at 1-800-211.7262, or e-mail consumerproducts@panasonic.com, or web site (http.J/www.panasenic.om In Canada, contact Panasonic Canada Inc. Customer Care Centre at ._24-5505, web site (www.panasonic.ca), or an authorized Servicentre closest to you. Reference pages are shown as black circled numbers O.

Common Problems No sound. Sound stops.
Sound is unfixed, reversed or comes from one speaker only. Humming beard dudng play.
“ERROR” is displayed. =– -:- -” appears on the display at standby mode. “F61” is displeyed.

Turn the volume up. Switch off the unit, determine and correctthe cause, then switch the unit on. Causes include shorting of the positive and negative speaker wires, straJnlngof the speakers through excessive volume or power, and using the unit in a hot environment. Check the speaker connections. O
An AC power supplycord or fluorescent light is near the cables. Keep other appliances and cords away from this unit’s cables. Incorrect operation performed. Read the instructionsand try again. You plugged the AC power supply cord in for the first time or there was a power failure recently. Set the time. · Check and correct the speaker cords connection. O If this does not fix the problem, there is a power supply problem. Consult the dealer.

Listening to the radio
Noise is heard.
I The stereo isdicator flickers or doesn’t Iighti
I Sound is distorted. A best sound is heard. A low hum is heard during AM broadcasts.

IJ Use an outdoorantenna. O Turn the TV off or separate it from the unit. Separate the antenna from other cables and cards.

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The picture on the TV disappears or stripes

set nearby
The location and orientation of the antenna are incorrect. If you are using an indoor antenna, change to an outdoorantenna.

appear on the screen.

The TV antenna wire is too close to the unit. Separate the antenna wire of the TV set from the unit.

Usin_g the cassette deck

I PRoeocor rqduinaggtyissnooutnpdo. ssible. I ICf ltehaenetrhaesuhreeapdrse. vIe_nJ_tilo}n tabs have been removed, cover the holes with adhesive tape. (

Playing discs The display is wrong or play won’t start,
The total number of tracks displayed differs each time the same disc is inserted. Unusual sound is heard. CD-RW cannot be read.
“VBR-” is displayed instead of the remaining play time. “TAKE OUT/DISC” appears on the display.
The changer cannot change to the selected disc or play won’t start.

The disc may be upside down. Wipe the disc. Replace the disc if it is scratched, warped, or non-standard. Condensation may have formed inside the unit due to a sudden change in temperature. Wait about an hour for it to clear and try again. The disc may be scratched, or its data may be defective. Replace the disc.
The disc was incompletelyformatted. Use the recordingequipmentto fullyformat the disc before recording. The unit cannot display the remainingplay timefor vabeble hit rate (VBR) tracks.
There is a problem with the disc mechanism. (A power failure may have occurred.) The tray will open automatically. Remove the disc from the tray, and after ensuring there is no disc in the tray, close it. The unit will make the disc chan_ging noises for a few moments and then it should operate normally, Press [PLAy MODE] on the remote control to clear 1 *SONG mode and try again.

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1-800-332-5368 (Customer Orders Only) Panasonic Services Company 20421 84th AvenueSeuth, Kent, WA 98032 (6 am to S pm Monday-Friday; 6 am to 10:30am Saturday; PST) (Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card, American Express, Check)

CALIFORNIA 6550 Katella Avenue Cypress, CA 90630

800 Dubuque Avenue S. San Francisco
CA 94080

3878 Ruffin Road Suite A San Diego, CA 92123

FLORIDA 3700 North Suite ! 02 Hollywood,

29 t” Avenue FL 33020

GEORGIA 8655 Roswell Road Suite 100 Atlanta, GA 30350

ILLINOIS 1709 North Randall Elgin, IL 60123

Road

MASSACHUSETTS 60 Glacier Drive Suite G Westwood, MA 02090

MINNESOTA 7850-12 t” Avenue South Airport Business Center Bloomington, MN 55425
OHIO 2236 Waycross Road Civic Center Plaza Forest Park, OH 45240
PENNSYLVANIA 2221 Cabot Blvd. West Suite B Langhorne, PA 19047

TEXAS 13615 Welch Road Suite 101 Farmers Branch TX 75244
WASHINGTON 20425-84 ‘h Avenue South Kent, WA 98032
HAWAII 99-859 lwaiwa Street Aiea, Hawaii 96701 Phone (808) 488-I 996 Fax 808-486-4369

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Warranty (ONLY FOR U.S.A.)

Panasonio Consumer ElectTonioS Company, Division of Matsushita Electric Corporation of America One Panasonic Way Secaucus, New Jersey 07094
Panasonic/l”echnics

Panasonio Sales Company, Division of Matsushlta Electric of Puerto Rico, Inc. Ave. 65 de Infanter_, Kin. 9.5 San Gabriel IndusVlal Park, Carolina, Puerto RiCO00985
Audio Products

Limited Warranty

panasonic Consume” Electronics Company or Panasonic Sales Company (co41ecth,ely referred to as =the warrantor’) wii repair or reptace Ibis product wf,h new Or refurbished pa or equ_alent product, flee of charge in the U.S.A. Or puerto Rico. in the event of a delect in materials or workmanship as fogows (all time periods commence Imm the date of odginaJ purchase):

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labor and pars for one [1) year.

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only 30 days.

TECHNICS STAND ALONE SPEAKERS. SUBWOQF1ER SPEAKEF_S–labor

and parts

USB READER-WRITER. PERSONAL COMPUTER CARD ADAPTERS-

(when applicab_e)–exc_ange defective unit with a new or relurbished one lot one (1) year,

ACCESSORIES–HEADPHONES.

CARTRIDGES. MICROPHONES. ADAPTERR–

labo_ and parts for ninety (90) days.

RECHARGEABLE BATI’ERIE_–(when apptic0le–exchange delecbve item for new one for ten (10) days. Non_echar geable _tt elies are not warranted.

SD MEMORY CARDS· RECHARGEABLE BATT.Ry PACK–(when appticablpt-exchange defective item for new one Ior ninety (90) days. Non reChargeable batten/ packs are not warranted.

Carry-in 0,”mag-in seP/ice in the U.S.A. can be obtained dunng the warranty penod by contacting a Panasonic Services Company (PASC) Factory Serventer lisied in the Servicenter Directory. Or caJJtol free, 1-P_O-211=7262 to locate a PASC auff;onzed
Servicenter. Cane’-In or maiHn service in Puerto Rico can be oblained during the war rarity pedod by calling Me Panasonic Sales Company telephone number Gsted in the Selvicenter Directory.
This wart anty is extended only to the odginal purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proof Ofdate of original pur_se will be requir_t before wananty serv_e is rendered.

This warranty only covers tallures due to defects nmatedats and workmanship which eccur during ncnna use and _CeS not cover normal wear to the stylus (when _opticale) o _i dealer installed carb_3ge or stylus. T_e warranty does not cover damages which OCCUrin shipment or tailures wl_Ch are caused by Weducts not supplied by lhe wmrantor,or lailures which result horn accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling, faulty installation, misappl,_on, set=up adjustments, maf&djent of consume controLs,in,pooper cperat ion Or maintenance, improper antenna, inadequate signa_ recep =

tion or pick-up, alte_ab0n, modifica_on, power line surge, improper _Itage suppty, lighF

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or a PASC authorized S e_vicenter, or damage that is attnbutable to acts of God, LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS

There are _ e)_p_essw_ardJes except as liSted above+
TH£ WARRANTOR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT, OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGE TO TAPES, RECORDS OR DtSCS. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, AND R3_NESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO 1TiE APPLICABLE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. Some states do ot allow the exclusio or ilmitabon ol i_’_idenlal or consequenal damages, or limilafions on how an implk_d W_CTanty laSts, so the above exclusions or _mitatlons may not apply to you.
This warr_ty gives you spec=fic legal rights and you may a_o have other rights which vary _rom stale to state.

It a Wob_em with _m product develops dudng or after the warranty period, you may

contact your dealer or Serwcenter. II the prOblem is not handled to your satisfact_n,

the_ write to the Consumer Affaks De_ent above.

at the company address indicated

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If you ship the product

Carefully pack and send it prepaid, adequately insured and preferably in the originalcarton.

Attach a postage-affixed letter, detailing the complaint, to the outside of the carton.

Do NOT send the product to the Executiveor Regional Sales offices.They are NOT equipped to makerepairs.

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Specifications

AMPUFIER SECTION

power output 10% Total harmonic distortion

60Hz-3kHz, both channels driven

(Low channel) 60W per channel (6_) 3 kHz-16 kHz, both channels driven

(High channel) 50W per channst (6Q) Total Bi-Amp power 110W per channel

Power output 10% Total harmonic distortion

1 kHz, both channels driven

(Low channel) 77 W per channel (6 Q) 8 kHz, both channels driven

(High channel) 73W per channel (6_)

Total Bi-Amp power 150W perchannel

Input sensitivity AUX

250mY

input Impedance AUX

13.3k_

AMPLIFIER SECTION

Power output 10% Total harmonic distortion

60 Hz-3 kHz, both channels driven

(Low channel) 45W per channel (6 _) 3kHz-16kHz, both channels driven

(High channst) 45W per channel (6Q) Total Bi-Amp power 90W per channel

Power output 10% Total harmonic distortion

I kHz, both channels driven

(Low channel) 56 W per channel (6 Q) 8 kH_ both channels driven

(High channel) 54W per channel(SQ) Total Bi-Amp power 110W per channel

Input sensitivity AUX

250 mV

Input Impedance AUX

13.3 k£z

AMPLIFIER

SECTION

Power output 10% Total harmonic distortion

60 Hz-3 kHz, both channels driven

(Low channel) 45 W per channel (8 _) 3 kHz-16 kHz, both channels driven

(High channel) 45 W per channel (6 _)

Total Bi-Amp power

90 W per channel

Power output 10% Total harmonic distortion

1 kHz, both channels driven (Low channel) 56 W per channel (6 _)
10 kHz, both channels driven

(High channel) 54W per channel (6£z) Total Bi-Amp power 110 W per channel

Input sensitivity AUX

250mV

Input Impedance AUX

13.3kQ

AMPLIFIER

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Power output

10% Total harmonic distortion

60 Hz-3 kHz_ both channels driven

(Low channel) 30W per channel (6) 3 kHz-t6 kHz, both channels driven
(High channel) 30W per channst (6)
Total Bi-Amp power 60 W per channel Power output
10% Total harmonic distortion

1 kHz, both channels driven

(Low channel) 42W per channel (6Q)

10kHz, both channels driven

(High channel) 38 W per channel (6_)

Total Bi-Amp power 80 W per channel

Input sensitivity

AUX

250 mV

Input Impedance AUX

13.3k_

FM TUNER SECTION

Frequency range 87,9 – 107.9 MHz (200 kHz steps) 87.5 – 108.0MHz (100kHz steps)

Sensitivity

2.5/_V (IHF)

S/N 26dB

2.2pV

Antenna terminal(s)

75 Q (unbalanced)

AM TUNER SECTION

Frequency range 520 – 1710kHz (10kHz steps)

Sensitivity S/N 20dR (st 1000kHz)

560/JV/m

CASSETTE DECK SECTION

Track system

4 track, 2 channel

Heads

Record/playback Schd permaBoy head

Erasure Motor

Double gap ferrite head EX_servo motor

Recording system

AC bias 100kHz

Erasing system

AC erase 100kHz

Tape speed

4.8cm/s (17/8ips)

Overall frequency response

(+3dB, -6dB at DECK OUT)

NORMAL (TYPE I)

35Hz – 14kHz

S/N

50dB (A weighted)

Wow and flutter

0.18% (WRMS)

Fast forward and rewind time

Approx, 120 secondsw_th C-60 cassette tape

CD SECTION

Sampling fiequency Decoding

44.1 kHz 16 bit linear

Beam sourceh&’avelength Semiconductor laser/780 nm

Number of channels

Stereo

Frequency response 20 Hz-20 kHz (+1, -2dS)
Wow and flutter Below measurable limit

Digital filter D/A converter

8fs MASH (1 bit DAC)

MP3 (L’_ MP3 decode
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Base on MPEG 1 Layer 3

32 kbpe-320 kbpe

Sampling frequency 32 kHz, 44,1 kHz, 48kHz

SPEAKERSEC’nONL’Jj’_

Type

3 way speaker system

Speaker(s) Woofer

12cm (43/=”) cone type

Tweeter

6cm (2_/a”) cone type

Super tweeter Impedance
HIGH

Piezo type 6Q

LOW

6Q

Input power HIGH LOW

130W (Music) 130W (Music)

Output sound pressure level

85 dB!W (1,0m)

Cross over frequency

3.5 kHz

Frequency range

45 Hz-22 kHz (-16dB)

55 Hz-20 kHz (-10dB)

Dimensions (WxHxD) 210 x 315 x 251 mm

Mass

(89/ ” x 12W” x 9z_/z’ 2.8 kg (6.3 Lb.)

SPEAKER SECTION

Type

3 way speaker system

Speaker(s) Woofer

12cm (4_/4″) cone type

Tweeter

6cm (2%^) cone type

Super tweeter

Plezo type

Impedance

HIGH

6_

LOW

6

Input power HIGH

100W (Music)

LOW

100W (Music)

Output sound pressure level 85 dB/W (1.Ore)

Cross over fiequency

3.5kHz

Frequency range

45 Hz-22kHz (-16dB) 55 Hz-20 kHz (-10 dB)

Dimensions (WxHxD) 210 x 315 x 251 mm

Mass

(8/” X 12W” x 9z31’_ 2.8kg (6.31b.)

SPEAKER SECTION

Type Speaker(s)

2 way speaker system

Woofer Tweeter

12cm (43/;) cone type 6cm (2%’) cone type

Impedance

HIGH

6Q

LOW

6

Input power

HIGH LOW

80W (Music) 80W (Music)

Output sound pressure level 85dB/W (1.0 m)

Cross over frequency

3.5kHz

Ff_-_quencyrange 45 Hz-22 kHz (-16 dB) 55 Hz-20 kHz (-10 dB)

Dimensions (WxHxD) 210 x 315 x 228mm

Mass

(8%z” x 12W” x 83V’_ 2.6 kg (5.7 lb.)

GENERAL

Power supply

Power consumption

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AC 120V, 60Hz
(250 VA) 215W
_25- 165w

Standby Dimensions
Mass

150W Approx. 0.34W (WxHxO) 250 x 315 x 345mm (9zT/” x 12W”X 13W_’)

(For U.SJ_.)

7.8 kg (17.2 lb.)

(For Canada) t

7.5kg (16.5 lb.) 7.4kg (16.3 lb.) 6.9kg (15.2 lb.)

Notes:
1. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Mass and dimensions are approximate. 2. Total harmonic distortion is measured by
the digital spectrum analyzer. 3. The labels =HIGH” and “LOW” on the rear
of the speakers refer to High frequency and Low frequency.

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Maintenance

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If the surfaces are dirty

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To clean this unit, wipe with a soft, dry cloth.

· Never use alcohol, paint thinner or benzine to clean this unit. · Before using a chemically treated cloth, read the instructions that
came with the cloth carefully.

[ For a cleaner, crisper sound

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Clean the heads regularly to assure good qualityplayback and recording. Use a cleaning tape (not included).

1. Damage requiting service–The unit should be serviced by qualified service personnel if: (a)Tbe AC power supplyco_l or AC adaptorhas been damaged; or
(b)Objects or liquids have gotten into the unit; or (c)Tbe unit has been exposed to rain; or
(d)The unit does not operate normally or exhibitsa marked change in performance; or
(e)The unit has been dropped or the cabinet damaged. 2. Servicing–Oo not attempt to service the unit beyond that
described in these operating instructions.Refer all other servicing to authorized servicing personnel
3, Replacement parts–When parts need replacing ensure the servicer uses pads specified by the manufacturer or parts that
have the same charactedstice as the original pads. Unauthorized substitutes may result in fire, electdc shock, or other hazards.
4. Safety check–After repairs or service, ask the servicer to
perform safety checks to confirmthat the unit is in proper working condition.

Product information

For product information or assistance with product operation: In the U.S.A., contact the Panasonic Customer Call Center at 1.80_211-7262, or e.mail consumerproducts@panasonic.om, or web site (http://www.panasonic.com).

In Canada, contact Panasonic Canada Inc. Customer Care Centre

at 905-624-5505, web site (www.panasonic.ca]_ Serviceatre closest to you.

or an authorized

As an ENERGY STAR ® Partner, Panasonic has determined that this product meets the ENERGY STAR e guidelines for energy efficiency.

Panasonic Consumer Electronics
Company, Division of Matsushita
Electric Corporation of America One Panasonic Way Secaucus, New Jersey 07094 http_//www.panasonic.com
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