Panasonic RX-DT670 User manual

Operating

bistnictions

Portable

Stereo

Component

System

RX-DT670

Dear

Customer

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

product.

For

optimum

performance

and

safety,

please

read

these

instructions

carefully.

CAUTION!

THIS

PRODUCT

UTILIZES

LASER.

USE

CONTROLS

ADJUSTMENTS

PERFORMANCE

PROCEDURES

OTHER

THAN

THOSE

SPECIFIED

HEREIN

MAY

RESULT

HAZARDOUS

RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

NOT

OPEN

COVERS

AND

NOT

REPAIR

YOURSELF.

REFER

SERVICING

QUALIFIED

PERSONNEL.

LOCATION

CONTROLS

The

functions

indicated

the

numbers

with

black

back-

remote

control

transmitter.

(See

page

6.)

ground

(for

example

can

also

activated

from

the

Speakers

(Woofer)

Speakers

(Tweeter)

Headphones

jack

(PHONES)

Operation

switch

(

peration!

)

Operation/battery

check/AC

connection

indi¬

cator

(OPR/BATT-STDBYC!))

The

indicator

lights

green

when

the

unit

turned

on.

When

the

power

supply

used,

functions

connection

indicator.

(The

indicator

colour

changes

red

when

the

unit

turned

off.)

When

the

unit

operated

batteries,

functions

battery

check

Indicator.

(See

page

9.)

Function

seiect

buttons

(TAPE

•

TUNER

•

CD)

Dispiay

section

When

using

power

car

battery

cord,

the

backlight

the

display

will

on.

Track

dispiay

Playing

time

display

Program

indicator

(

ipgmi

)

Repeat

indicator

()

Remote

control

sensor

(SENSOR)

Graphic

equalizer

controls

(GRAPHIC

EQUALIZER)

Balance

control

(BALANCE)

Volume

control

(VOLUME)

S-XBS

level

control

(S-XBS

LEVEL)

Disc

tray

open/ciose

button

OPEN/CLOSE)

Play/pause

button

(P^/l

Press

this

button

start

the

disc

play

stop

the

disc

play

temporarily.

Repeat

button

(REPEAT)

Memory/recall

button

(MEMORY/RECALL)

Press

this

button

program

the

desired

track(s)

and

confirm

the

programmed

content(s).

Edit

pause

button

(EDIT

PAUSE)

Skip/search

buttons

(PH)

Press

either

button

skip

(backward

forward)

the

tracks,

(backward

forward)

the

desired

portion

the

disc.

Stop/clear

button

(B/CLEAR)

Press

this

button

stop

the

disc

play

clear

the

programmed

track(s)

and

sequence.

LOCATION

CONTROLS

(g)

Edit

recording

speed/beat

proof

selector

(EDIT

MODE/BP)

Set

the

selector

reduce

"beat"

signal.

(g)

Display

section

Band

indicator

(FM,

AM)

Preset

channel

indicator

Frequency

display

Program

indicator

(

PgMl

)

Tuning

indicator

(

afllgldii

)

Stereo

Indicator

(

)

This

indicator

does

not

appear

when

the

mode

button

pressed

monaural

mode.

Memory

button

(MEMORY)

Press

this

button

memorize

broadcast

frequency

into

the

preset

memory.

mode

button

(FM

MODE)

Press

this

button

select

the

stereo

reception

manual

reception.

Preset

memory

channel

buttons

(PRESET)

you

memorize

the

broadcast

staion,

you

can

select

the

preset

channel

pressing

one

these

buttons.

Tuning

buttons

(TUNING

MANUAL)

These

buttons

are

used

tune

the

radio

the

desired

broadcast

frequency.

Band

button

(BAND)

Press

this

button

select

the

desired

radio

band.

LOCATION

CONTROLS

Display

section

Tape

mode

indicator

(TAPE)

Edit

recording

speed/beat

proof

selector

(EDIT

MODE/BP)

NOR/1:

Normal

speed

HIGH/I

Highspeed

Deck

cassette

compartment

cover

Record

button

(•

REC)

Press

this

button

record

tape.

Playback

button

(P^

PLAY)

Press

this

button

playback

tape.

Rewind/review

button

(<^<4/REV)

Press

this

button

rewind

the

tape

during

stop

condi¬

tion,

the

desired

portion

(backward)

during

playback.

Fast

forward/cue

button

(CUE/^P*)

Press

this

button

fast

forward

the

tape

during

stop

condition,

the

desired

portion

(forward)

during

playback.

Stop/e|ect

button

STOP/EJECT)

Press

this

button

stop

the

tape

during

tape

movement,

and

open

the

cassette

compartment

cover

during

tape

stop

condition.

Pause

button

PAUSE)

Press

this

button

stop

the

tape

temporarily.

Playback

button

PLAY)

Rewind/review

button

(^<4/REV)

Fast

forward/cue

button

(CUE/P>^)

Stop/e)ect

button

STOP/EJECT)

Pause

button

PAUSE)

Deck

cassette

compartment

cover

REMOTE

CONTROL

OPERATION

•The

receiving

angle

approx.

60°

(30°

each

the

left,

right,

up,

and

down

directions).

•The

maximum

usable

distance

about

when

the

remote

control

transmitter

aimed

directly

the

remote

control

sensor.

(D-

(th

(EH

-o

■

-d>

Q'Qt

The

functions

buttons

<D<

<D’

Hit

€)>

<D<

and

are

identical

those

described

under

“LOCATION

CONTROLS”

pages

and

REMOTE

CONTROL

OPERATION

I-------1

■

Operations

The

following

operations

can

performed

using

the

remote

control

transmitter.

They

are

identical

the

operations

performed

using

the

main

unit

controls.

•Operation

Switch

Turn

the

unit

and

off.

(When

using

the

battery

power,

you

can

only

turn

off.)

•CD

operation

Selection

mode,

sequential

play,

program

play,

direct

access

play,

repeat

play,

skip

function,

program

clear,

pause,

stop,

disc

tray

open/close.

•Radio

operation

Selection

tuner

mode,

band

switching,

manual

tuning,

auto

tuning,

memory

presetting,

memory

tuner

operation,

mode

selection.

•Tape

operation

Selection

tape

mode.

•Volume

control

Volume

up/down

When

operating

the

unit

using

the

remote

control

transmitter

press

the

buttons

the

remote

control

transmitter

slowly

and

accurately.

■

Inserting

the

remote

control

transmitter

bat¬

teries

Open

the

cover

the

battery

case.

Insert

the

batteries.

Batteries

used:

Two

R03//LR03

(UM-4

equivalent,

not

included).

■

Replacement

interval

remote

control

trans¬

mitter

batteries

Although

the

life

the

batteries

will

vary

depending

upon

the

number

times

that

the

remote

control

transmitter

used,

the

average

life

based

the

used

the

batteries

about

year.

the

remote

control

transmitter

fails

operate

when

held

near

the

unit,

replace

the

batteries

with

new

batter¬

ies,

even

one

year

has

not

elapsed.

Precautions

for

using

the

remote

control

trans¬

mitter

•If

the

unit

exposed

direct

sunlight,

the

remote

control

transmitter

may

sometimes

fail

function.

sure,

therefore,

keep

the

unit

out

direct

sunlight.

such

case,

the

maximum

range

the

remote

control

transmitter

(approx.

may

some¬

times

reduced.

•If

strong

light

falls

the

remote

control

sensor

the

unit

(e.g.

high

frequency

type

fluorescent

lamp),

the

signals

from

the

remote

control

transmitter

may

fail

received

the

unit.

such

case,

take

steps

prevent

strong

light

from

falling

onto

the

unit.

•If

there

obstacle

between

the

remote

control

transmitter

and

the

unit,

the

signals

from

the

remote

control

transmitter

will

blocked

off,

preventing

the

unit

from

operating.

Use

the

remote

control

transmitter

position

directly

front

the

unit

that

the

remote

control

sensor

can

seen.

•Even

the

remote

control

transmitter

not

aimed

the

unit,

the

unit

may

sometimes

operate

when

button

the

remote

control

transmitter

pressed.

This

caused

the

infra-red

beam

being

reflected

off

wall,

ceiling,

floor,

furniture,

and

striking

the

remote

control

transmitter

the

unit.

•Do

not

operate

the

remote

control

transmitter

this

unit

near

unit

which

designed

operate

using

different

remote

control

transmitter.

•Do

not

simultaneously

use

this

remote

control

transmit¬

ter

and

one

remote

control

transmitters

in¬

tended

either

for

the

same

type

unit

for

another

type

unit,

such

television

set.

•If

you

operate

the

remote

control

transmitter

near

the

unit

when

listening

broadcast,

noise

may

heard.

such

case,

hold

the

remote

control

transmit¬

ter

sufficient

distance

from

the

unit

that

noise

not

heard.

•Do

not

disassemble

the

remote

control

transmitter

touch

any

the

components

inside

it.

not

place

heavy

object

the

remote

control

transmitter

leave

exposed

direct

sunlight

hot

location.

•Do

not

spill

liquids

the

remote

control

transmitter.

This

may

cause

damage

the

remote

control

trans¬

mitter.

INSTALLING

THE

DRY

BATTERIES

FOR

MEMORY

BACK-UP

This

function

which

preserves

the

preset

memory

and

most-recent

memory

functions.

the

event

power

failure,

the

mains

cord

disconnected

from

the

household

mains

outlet

(during

operation),

should

the

batteries

fail,

the

memory

back-up

batteries

will

preserve

the

preset

memory

and

the

most-recent

memory

functions

this

unit.

■

Memory

back-up

batteries

(four

R6/LR6)

Open

the

memory

back-up

battery

compartment

cover.

Insert

four

“R6/LR6’’

size

(UM-3

equivalent,

not

included)

batteries

into

the

battery

compartment,

making

sure

that

the

batteries

are

installed

the

designated

numerical

order

and

that

the

proper

polarities

are

maintained.

the

cover.

The

life

the

memory

back-up

batteries

about

one

year.

While

exchanging

the

memory

back-up

batteries,

sure

connect

the

mains

cord

both

the

unit

and

household

mains

outlet.

IIO!

—

•To

prevent

erasing

the

memory

case

the

memory

back-up

batteries

are

not

used,

power

failure

(when

using

mains)

the

following

operations

cause

the

erasure

the

memory:

When

using

mains:

unplugging

the

mains

cord

from

the

household

mains

outlet.

When

using

battery

power

("R20/LR20’'):

inserting

the

mains

cord

only

into

the

socket

this

unit.

one

the

above

cases

occurs,

enter

the

program

into

the

memory

again.

order

avoid

the

accidental

erasure

the

program

the

memory,

using

the

memory

back-up

batteries

“R6/

LR6’’

size,

UM-3

equivalent,

not

included)

recom¬

mended.

•Battery

removal

Press

the

side

the

no.

4’s

battery.

POWER

SOURCE

■

Battery

operation

(ten

R20/LR20)

Insert

ten

“R20/LR20"

size

(UM-1

equivalent,

not

included)

batteries

into

the

battery

compartment,

making

sure

that

the

batteries

are

installed

the

designated

numerical

order

and

that

the

proper

polarities

are

maintained.

•Battery

life

The

amount

light

provided

the

operation/battery

check/

connection

indicator

good

indication

how

much

longer

the

batteries

can

used.

•Press

the

operation

switch

turn

the

unit.

When

the

operation/battery

check/AC

connection

indicator

goes

out

dims,

replace

all

batteries

with

new

ones.

•

NORMAL

REPLACE

Important

note:

you

cannot

open

the

cassette

compartment

cover

and

eject

the

cassette

tape

when

running

this

unit

batteries,

replace

the

batteries

with

new

ones,

use

the

power

source,

and

then

perform

the

operation

once

again.

•Battery

removal

Remove

shown

the

figure

below.

Upper

Shelf

Lower

Shelf

Bottom

Shelf

■

power

operation

Connect

the

included

mains

cord

the

socket

the

unit

and

your

household

mains

outlet.

•The

operation/battery

check/AC

connection

indicator

will

light

during

mains

operation.

power

cord

ACIN~

(Back

product)

power

outlet

Note:

operate

battery

power,

unplug

the

mains

cord

from

the

household

mains

outlet

and

the

socket

the

unit.

■

Car

Battery

Oparation

Insert

the

plug

the

car

battery

cord

into

the

Input

Jack.

Plug

the

other

end

into

the

cigarette

lighter

socket

your

car.

Upon

plugging

the

car

battery

cord

into

the

Input

Jack,

the

unit

will

automatically

switch

from

internal

battery

car

battery

operation.

socket

PRECAUTIONS

•If

the

set

not

used

for

long

period

time

used

only

from

mains

source,

remove

all

the

batteries

prevent

potential

damage

due

possible

battery

leakage.

•Avoid

using

placing

this

unit

near

sources

heat.

not

leave

automobile

exposed

direct

sunlight

for

long

time

with

the

doors

and

windows

closed

this

may

deform

the

cabinet.

•Avoid

cuts,

scratches,

poor

connections

the

mains

cord,

they

may

result

possible

fire

electric

shock

hazard.

Also,

excessive

bending,

pulling

splicing

the

cord

should

avoided.

•Do

not

unplug

the

mains

cord

pulling

the

cord.

may

cause

premature

failure

shock

hazard.

•Do

not

operate

the

set

mains

bathroom,

potential

shock

hazard

may

result.

prevent

possible

damage

this

unit

•Load

new

batteries

with

their

polarities

(®

and

aligned

correctly.

•Do

not

apply

heat

batteries,

internal

short-

circuit

may

occur.

•If

this

unit

not

used

for

long

period

time,

used

mains

supply,

remove

all

batteries

and

store

them

cool

and

dry

place.

•

Remove

spent

batteries

immediately.

•Do

not

use

old

and

new

batteries

together.

Also

never

use

alkaline

battery

with

manganese

battery.

•When

not

use,

disconnect

the

mains

cord

from

the

mains

outlet.

Operation

switch

(OPR/BATT-STDBY

(!))

Press

switch

the

unit

from

standby

mode

vice

versa.

standby

mode,

the

unit

still

consuming

small

amount

power.

WARNING:

REDUCE

THE

RISK

FIRE

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

RAIN

MOISTURE.

BASIC

OPERATING

PROCEDURE

■

XBS

system

(Extra

bass

system)

When

the

XBS

level

control

adjusted,

the

level

the

dynamic

low

frequency

sound

range

boosted.

Using

this

system

with

the

tone

control

helps

you

get

dynamic

sounds.

■

Graphic

equalizer

allows

you

tailor

the

frequency

response

the

unit

compensate

for

room

acoustics

and

other

factors

which

affect

frequency

response.

The

overall

tone

can

altered

adjusting

the

controls

which

control

the

following

fre¬

quency

bands:

330

Hz,

kHz,

3.3

kHz,

kHz.

Positioning

the

control

the

side

the

detent

will

amplify

the

corresponding

frequency

band;

the

side

will

attenuate

it.

■

After

use

sure

reduce

the

volume

level,

and

turn

off

pressing

the

operation

switch.

■

Headphones

connection

(not

included)

•Avoid

listening

for

prolonged

periods

time

prevent

hearing

damage.

•Speakers

are

automatically

cut

off

when

the

headphones

are

connected.

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