Lenoxx Electronics CD Player CD 90 User Manual

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AM/FM DIGITAL RADIO  
CD PLAYER WITH 20 SECOND ESP PLUSTM  
MODEL CD-90  
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS  
DIGITAL AM/FM RECEIVER  
5 AM & 5 FM PRESET STATION BUTTONS  
PLAYS ALL MUSIC COMPACT DISCS  
6 DIGIT RADIO & CD VISUAL DISPLAY  
TRACK REPEAT & DISC REPEAT  
20 SECOND ESP (ELECTRONIC SHOCK PROTECTION) PLUSTM SYSTEM  
AC ADAPTOR INCLUDED  
USES 2 SIZE “AA” BATTERIES (NOT INCLUDED)  
LINE OUT JACK - CONNECTS TO YOUR STEREO SYSTEM  
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE  
CD90(90A-E2)030400 NL v.1  
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS  
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1.5 AM & 5 FM MEMORY PRESET BUTTONS  
2.RADIO MEMORY STORE BUTTON  
3.AM/FM BAND BUTTON  
4.RADIO LCD DISPLAY  
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5.RADIO TUNING UP BUTTON  
6.RADIO TUNING DOWN BUTTON  
7.CD DOOR  
8.PHONES JACK (headphone jack)  
9.LINE OUT JACK  
(for home stereo connection)  
10.VOLUME CONTROL  
11. FORWARD SEARCH BUTTON (  
12.BACKWARD SEARCH BUTTON (  
13.PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON (POWER ON)  
14.STOP AND POWER OFF BUTTON  
15.BASS BOOST SWITCH  
17.CD/RADIO FUNCTION SWITCH  
18. RADIO ON INDICATOR LAMP  
19. PROGRAM BUTTON  
20. ESP (ELECTRONIC SHOCK  
PROTECTION) BUTTON  
21. REPEAT/RANDOM BUTTON  
22. CD DOOR OPEN BUTTON  
23. CD DOOR CLOSE AREA  
24. BATTERY DOOR  
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16.CD DISPLAY  
25. AC ADAPTOR JACK  
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POWER SOURCES  
1.Using Battery Power  
Insert two size AA alkaline batteries  
according to the + and - markings in  
the battery compartment.  
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TIPS ON BATTERY USE  
Reversing polarities will damage the batteries and possibly your set. Be sure to  
follow polarity ( + and - ) as indicated.  
Do not mix different types together (Alkaline, Carbon-Zinc, Nickel-Cadmium etc.),  
or old batteries with new ones.  
When not in use for an extended period of time, or while internal batteries will not  
be used, remove them to prevent possible acid leakage or corrosion resulting in  
damage to your player.  
When the batteries have become discharged, they must be disposed of in a safe  
manner that complies with all applicable laws.  
Installation of batteries should only be done by an adult (for safety).  
ALKALINE BATTERY LIFE  
Bear in mind that battery life expectancy is based upon volume and bass listening  
levels.  
Maximum battery power consumption happens at maximum settings. Typical life  
for 2 size “AA” alkaline batteries is above 8 hours of continuous use.  
WHEN THIS SYMBOL  
SHOWS IN THE DISPLAY  
If the alkaline batteries are weak and discharged, this symbol “  
” shows in the  
display, then the power automatically turns off. If this occurs, replace the alkaline  
batteries (also if display does not show anything, the batteries are dead).  
NOTE: You may use rechargeable batteries on this set. However, because  
rechargeable batteries generally have lower voltage (1.2 volts instead of  
1.5 volts). Your playing time will be much less than normal fresh alkaline  
batteries.  
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2.Using AC Wall Outlet Power  
Your player may be powered from any household 120V AC outlet, using the AC  
adaptor included. Insert the adaptor’s small connector plug into the DC 4.5V Jack  
marked  
on player (on the rear of the set), and plug the adaptor into  
an AC outlet.  
NOTE: If the AC Adaptor is connected, and regular batteries are installed, the  
player automatically switches to the AC Adaptor power and the batteries  
are not used.  
CAUTION:  
To prevent electric shock, do not use this AC Adaptor with an extension cord or outlet,  
unless it can be fully inserted without exposing any part of the blades. Do not use any  
other adaptor to power this set or you may damage your set.  
CONNECTING TO HOME STEREO SYSTEMS  
The LINE OUT jack is made to accept a stereo mini plug (3.5mm). Simply connect the  
cable’s mini plug to the LINE OUT jack on your player, and the other appropriate end  
usually RCA JACKS to the CD/AUX INPUTS of your home stereo.  
TO LINE OUT JACK  
TO AUX IN JACKS  
YOUR  
CD PLAYER  
OPTIONAL CABLE  
3.5mm TO RCA JACKS  
YOUR STEREO  
SYSTEM  
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DISC PLAYING  
1 Load the Disc.  
Push  
here  
Disc  
Press to open  
Label side up  
2 Connect the Headphones.  
Stereo headphones  
To PHONES  
3 Press the PLAY/PAUSE Button.  
TOTAL PLAYING  
TIME ON THE CD  
TOTAL TRACKS  
VOLUME  
CONTROL  
PLAY/PAUSE  
button  
TRACK NUMBER ELAPSED PLAYING  
CURRENTLY TIME OF THE  
PLAYING CURRENT TRACK  
4 Adjust the Volume.  
VO LU M E  
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Other Operations  
Display window shows  
Operation  
Press  
PLAY/PAUSE  
button  
To pause play  
TRACK NUMBER  
CURRENTLY PLAYING  
PLAYING TIME  
FLASHES  
To release pause  
and resume play  
PLAY/PAUSE  
button  
TRACK NUMBER  
CURRENTLY PLAYING  
PLAYING TIME  
ADVANCES  
To stop  
STOP button  
TOTAL TRACKS  
TOTAL PLAYING TIME  
STOP button once and wait 30 minutes, or press  
STOP button twice  
To turn off the power  
To skip to the next track(s)  
once (or repeatedly)  
once (or repeatedly)  
To skip to the previous track(s)  
To go ahead at high speed  
(search)  
Keep  
depressed and release when the  
desired music section of the disc is found.  
To go back at high speed  
(search)  
Keep  
depressed and release when the  
desired music section of the disc is found.  
BASS BOOST switch  
This switch enhances the low frequency (bass)  
sounds at low listening levels. Slide this switch  
to ON or OFF to suit your taste.  
BASS BOOST switch  
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REPEAT, INTRO AND RANDOM PLAY  
You may have repeat, intro or random play using the REPEAT/RANDOM button.  
Press the REPEAT/RANDOM button several times, and the display will show the  
followings in turn:  
-->  
--> INTRO --> SHUFF --> NORMAL PLAY MODE  
ALL  
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REPEAT/  
RANDOM  
Single Track Repeat  
Plays one song over and over till you press STOP.  
During play, select the song you want to repeat with  
either of the SEARCH buttons (  
the REPEAT/RANDOM button once, the symbol  
appears in the display.  
or  
), then press  
X 1  
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The song currently playing will repeat over and over,  
until you press STOP.  
REPEAT/  
RANDOM  
All Tracks Repeat  
Repeats all songs in order, over and over, till you press  
STOP.  
During play, press the REPEAT/RANDOM button twice,  
X 2  
the symbol  
will show in the display.  
ALL  
All songs will keep playing in sequence 1, 2, 3, etc. and  
when finished, will start all over again until you press the  
STOP button.  
ALL  
Intro Play  
REPEAT/  
RANDOM  
This plays the first 10 seconds of every song in  
sequential order.  
1. During play, press the REPEAT/RANDOM button  
three times, the word INTRO will flash in the display.  
2. Press the PLAY button, the word INTRO will stop  
flashing and the first 10 seconds of each song on the  
CD will play in sequential order.  
X 3  
3. When you find a song you like, press the PLAY button,  
normal play will be resumed, that song (and the  
following songs) will play NORMALLY.  
REPEAT/  
RANDOM  
Random Play  
This plays the songs on the disc in a random order.  
1. During play, press REPEAT/RANDOM button four times  
the word SHUFF will flash during play.  
X 4  
2. Press the PLAY button, this will play all of the songs  
in random order selected by the CD player. The word  
SHUFF will be steady on.  
3. Press the SEARCH button  
to skip to the next  
random song.  
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PROGRAMMING YOUR OWN PLAY  
The tracks (songs) on the disc can be programmed (arranged in advance) to play in  
any order you prefer (up to 20 tracks can be programmed).  
Programming Example:  
Program Number  
etc.  
etc.  
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3
2
5
3
8
4
1
5
2
6
4
7
1
8
1
Track Number (song number)  
During programming, the word PROG flashes in the display. To program songs to play  
in your preferred order, follow steps below:  
1.Press the PROGRAM button.  
3.Press the PROGRAM button. Track 3 is  
now programmed.  
PROGRAM  
Program #2 will now show in the  
display, ready for your next selection of  
track.  
PROG  
The word PROG will flash in the display.  
4.Repeat steps 2 and 3 to program other  
tracks till you finish (up to 20 selections).  
PROG  
5.After programming is finished, press  
PLAY to begin programmed play. PROG  
changes to be steady on in the display,  
Program number  
and music begins.  
P L A Y  
PAUSE  
2.Press the SEARCH button (  
or  
)
to select track number 3 (example).  
PROG will flash in the display.  
NOTE:  
- The player will stop automatically after  
all programmed tracks have been  
played.  
SEARCH  
- To quit programmed play, press STOP  
button once. Then you may press PLAY  
button to re-start normal play.  
PROG  
Your programming will be lost:  
When the alkaline batteries are  
exhausted or removed, or the AC  
ADAPTOR is disconnected.  
Track number  
When the power is shut off or the CD  
DOOR is opened.  
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20 SECOND ESP PLUSTM SYSTEM  
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This set is designed with 20 second ESP (Electronic Shock Protection) PLUSTM - which  
allows virtually unlimited gentle skip protection, and 20 second normal shock protection.  
The ESP PLUSTM function prevents the sound from skipping by using a buffer memory  
that stores music data. The new ESP PLUSTM system can store more music than  
normal anti-skip systems.  
This new design allows gentle swaying of the set without music skipping as in walking.  
This set will not work during jogging.  
Press the ESP button to turn on the ESP PLUSTM system. Press  
it again to turn it off.  
When the ESP PLUSTM function is switched ON or OFF during  
play, the sound will be interrupted for a few seconds. This is  
normal.  
When the ESP button is pressed during play, the “  
” (memory  
basket) indicator will appear in the display, the digital data  
equivalent to approximately 20 seconds of music is stored in the  
“read-ahead” memory buffer before it is decoded and played.  
EMPTY MEMORY  
The “ ” mark changes to the “  
memory buffer (basket) is full.  
” mark, indicating that the  
When the set is subject to a shock or a bump during play, the  
data stored in memory continues to be decoded and played.  
This gives the pickup time to stabilize and continue reading  
new music. As the data is used from memory, the indicator  
changes from “ ” to “ ”. Once the pickup returns to its  
original position, new data is stored in memory and the display  
FULL MEMORY  
changes back to the “  
If the set is subject to repeated shocks and all the data stored  
in memory is used up, the “ ” mark is displayed and the  
” mark.  
SOME MEMORY USED  
sound will skip or stop for a brief period until the memory basket  
has time to fill up again.  
To turn off the 20 second ESP PLUSTM function, press the ESP  
button again.  
Keep the digital ESP function off when using the set in a stable,  
no vibration area, where it will not receive shocks. The batteries  
will last longer when the ESP function is off.  
ALL MEMORY USED UP  
NOTE:  
- The music may stop if the player receives continuous shocking.  
- You may hear noise or skipping if the CD is dirty or scratched.  
- If during ESP play, you press PLAY/PAUSE, or SEARCH buttons,  
the memory basket will empty itself temporarily.  
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BAND SWITCH  
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RADIO OPERATION  
1. Slide the CD/RADIO FUNCTION switch to  
RADIO position, the RADIO INDICATOR  
LAMP will go on.  
2. Press the BAND button to select the desired  
wave band.  
TUNING  
3. Tune to desired station by pressing the  
TUNING UP or DOWN button. Each time the  
button is pressed, the frequency changes.  
VOLUME  
FUNCTION  
SWITCH  
BASS BOOST  
4. To search for a station quickly (automatic tuning), keep the TUNING UP or DOWN  
button pressed until the frequency starts to change rapidly. After tuning into a  
strong station, the search stops.  
5. If you tune into a FM stereo station, “  
” will show in the display.  
6. Adjust the VOLUME control to your listening preference.  
7. If you prefer more bass, slide the BASS BOOST switch to ON position.  
8. To turn off the radio, slide the CD/RADIO FUNCTION switch to CD position, and  
the RADIO INDICATOR LAMP will go off.  
Presetting Stations  
UP TO 5 AM AND 5 FM STATIONS CAN BE STORED INTO THE PRESET MEMORIES.  
(THEY WILL REMAIN IN MEMORY AS LONG AS THE BATTERIES ARE INSTALLED, OR  
AC POWER CORD IS CONNECTED.)  
1. Slide the CD/RADIO FUNCTION switch to RADIO position.  
2. Press the BAND switch to select AM or FM band, and press  
the TUNING UP or DOWN button to select a station.  
3. Press the radio STORE button, “  
” will flash in the display.  
4. While the “ ” is blinking, press the radio PRESET button  
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(M1-M5) to store that station into that memory location.  
NOTE: Steps 3-4 should be done quickly.  
5. Repeat the above steps 2 to 4 to store other 4 stations into memory.  
6. Each memory location (M1-M5) can store 2 stations, one for AM, the other for FM.  
NOTE: Before you disconnect the power (AC and Battery) of the set, make sure  
the CD/RADIO FUNCTION switch is at the CD position, then you have  
approximately 30 seconds to re-connect the power.` Otherwise, the  
memories may be lost and need to be re-programmed.  
Listening to Presetted Stations  
(after you programmed them)  
1. Slide the CD/RADIO FUNCTION switch to RADIO position.  
2. Press the BAND switch to select the band you want (AM or FM).  
3. Press the PRESET buttons M1-M5 to select the stations stored. You will receive the  
station you stored into that preset memory location.  
4. To shut off the radio, slide the CD/RADIO FUNCTION switch to CD position.  
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MAINTENANCE  
Handling Compact Discs  
Cleaning the Lens  
Dirty, scratched or warped discs may  
cause skipping or noise.  
A dirty lens will cause sound skipping. If  
the lens is very dirty, the player may not  
work. We suggest using a special  
cleaning disk (not included) available in  
most music and Hi-Fi stores. However, if  
you do not have one, you may use the  
instructions below.  
Handle the disc only by the edges. To  
keep clean, do not touch its surface.  
Discs should be stored in their cases  
after use to avoid scratches.  
Do not expose discs to direct sunlight,  
high humidity, high temperatures, or  
dust, etc. Prolonged exposure to  
extreme temperatures can warp the disc  
(such as leaving the discs in your car  
during summertime).  
Use a cotton swab very slightly dampened  
with alcohol to clean the lens.  
Cleaning the Cabinet  
Do not stick or write anything on either  
side of disc. Sharp writing instruments,  
or the inks used in some felt-tip pens, may  
damage its surface.  
Wipe with a soft cloth. If the cabinet is  
very dirty, dampen (not dripping wet) the  
cloth with a weak solution of soapy water,  
and then wipe clean.  
Cleaning the Discs  
To remove the Disc  
Fingerprints should be carefully wiped  
Open the CD DOOR by pressing the  
from the surface of disc with a soft cloth. DOOR OPEN button, hold the disc by the  
Unlike conventional records, compact edge while slightly pressing on the center  
discs have no grooves to collect dust spindle as illustrated, then lift it from the  
and microscopic dirt, so gently wiping edge to release and remove.  
them with a soft cloth should remove  
most particles. Wipe in a straight  
motion from the center to the edge.  
NOTE  
Always press STOP button and wait for  
the disc to stop rotating before pressing  
Never use thinner, benzine, record  
the DOOR OPEN button to remove the  
cleaner or antistatic spray on a compact  
disc.  
disc. Such chemicals can damage its  
plastic surface.  
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS  
Do not take the set apart. The laser beam used in the set may harm your eyes. Refer  
servicing to qualified service personnel only.  
Do not insert pins or coins, clips, or any objects inside the set.  
This set is equipped with a safety device which automatically turns the laser beam off  
when the disc door is opened.  
Do not drop the set or subject it to strong shocks. Doing so could result in damage.  
Do not place the set in locations where the temperature is high, or in humid or dusty  
locations, or locations with long heavy vibrations, or tilted surfaces.  
The set’s cabinet may warp or the set may otherwise be damaged if it is placed in direct  
sunlight, near heaters (where the temperature is 1400F/600C or higher) or in cars with  
the windows closed.  
In the summer, the temperature may get as high as 2120F /1000C or more.  
Use the set within a temperature range of 410F/ 50C to 950F / 350C.  
Use ONLY the AC Adaptor provided, others may damage your set. Disconnect the  
Adaptor from the wall outlet when the set is not to be used for an extended period of  
time (3 days or more).  
When cleaning your set, use a soft dry cloth. Do not use solvents or commercially  
available cleaners, as they may damage or discolor the finish.  
Do not wear headphones while operating a motor vehicle. This could create a traffic  
hazard and is illegal in many areas. Do not use this set when bicycling or running.  
The headphones supplied with your set provide superb stereo listening while allowing  
you to hear some outside sounds when listening at normally low volume levels. Listening  
at extremely high volume levels minimizes the intrusion of outside noise/sounds. In  
the interest of safety, it is strongly advised against the use while engaging in activities  
where the exclusion of external sounds (whistles, horns, sirens, traffic, etc.) could be  
hazardous. Also loud volume can hurt your ears. If you notice that the sound has  
become weak or distorted or if tracks do not change, this is an indication that your  
batteries are low. Replace both batteries at the same time (see BATTERY OPERATION).  
Your CD-90 is identified by a serial number located in the Battery Compartment. Record  
this number in the space provided below.  
Model CD-90 Serial No.  
Date Purchased:  
This booklet contains detailed information on its safety and use. Please read it  
carefully so that you may take full advantage of its many features, and ensure a safe  
reliable operation. Keep this booklet for future reference.  
CONDENSATION  
If cold water is poured into a glass, water droplets form on the outside of the glass.  
This is called condensation. Condensation may occur on internal operating parts of  
the lens.  
Condensation occurs:  
When the set is brought from the cold outdoors into a warm room, or if it is in a cold  
room to a room which is heated, or in the summer, if the set is moved from an air-  
conditioned room or car to a hot or humid location.  
Should condensation occur, the set may not operate properly. Open the CD DOOR  
and wait for about 20 minutes (to allow the internal parts to adjust to the surrounding  
temperature) before using the set.  
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IMPORTANT REQUIREMENT BY THE FCC  
Since the CD circuitry may cause interference to other radios nearby, switch this  
set off when not in use or move it away from the affected radios.  
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) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that  
may cause undesirable operation.  
NOTE: 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 against harmful interference  
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate  
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with  
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.  
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular  
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or  
television 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:  
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.  
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to  
which the receiver is connected.  
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.  
SAFETY CERTIFICATION  
This Compact Disc Player is made and tested to meet safety standards of the FCC  
requirements and compliance with safety performance of the U.S. Department of Health  
and Human Services, and also with FDA Radiation Performance Standards 21 CFR  
Subchapter J.  
WARNING  
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.  
Unauthorized recording of copyrighted material may violate laws. Do not copy  
songs without permission of the copyright holder.  
LASER SAFETY  
THIS SET EMPLOYS AN OPTICAL LASER BEAM SYSTEM IN THE CD MECHANISM,  
DESIGNED WITH BUILT-IN SAFEGUARDS. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DISASSEMBLE.  
EXPOSURE TO THIS INVISIBLE LASER LIGHT BEAM MAY BE HARMFUL TO HUMAN  
EYES. THIS IS A CLASS-1 LASER PRODUCT. USE OF ADJUSTMENTS OTHER THAN  
THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN, MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS LASER LIGHT BEAM  
EXPOSURE. THIS COMPACT DISC PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR  
REPAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. THE LASER  
MECHANISM IN THE SET CORRESPONDS TO THE STYLUS (NEEDLE) OF A RECORD  
PLAYER. ALTHOUGH THIS PRODUCT USES A LASER PICK-UP LENS, IT IS  
COMPLETELY SAFE WHEN OPERATED ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS.  
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE  
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Symptoms  
Causes  
Solutions  
Replace both batteries with fresh  
alkaline batteries. Battery life with  
fresh batteries is above 8 hours of  
playing time (rechargeable batteries  
have 1/2 of that life).  
Tracks do not  
change or set  
does not play  
normally.  
Batteries are weak (they  
may test OK on tester but  
they are weak for CD  
operation).  
Replace both batteries with fresh  
ones.  
Dead or weak batteries.  
CD Player will not  
turn on.  
Check AC ADAPTOR connection at  
AC outlet and the rear of set.  
AC  
ADAPTOR  
not  
connected properly.  
Re-insert disc with label side facing  
up.  
Disc inserted incorrectly.  
Defective compact disc.  
CD DOOR not closed.  
Try another compact disc.  
Close the door securely.  
Disc will not play.  
Take out the CD and leave the CD  
DOOR open for about 20 minutes  
to dry the moisture condensation.  
Moisture has formed inside  
the CD deck.  
Headphone plug not Re-insert headphone plug into  
inserted properly.  
PHONES jack (not LINE OUT).  
No sound from  
headphones.  
VOLUME control set to  
minimum.  
Increase the volume.  
Replace with fresh batteries or use  
AC ADAPTOR.  
Weak batteries.  
Defective compact disc.  
Try another compact disc.  
VOLUME control Headphones plugged into Plug headphones into PHONES  
has no function.  
LINE OUT jack.  
jack. (NOT THE LINE OUT JACK)  
The compact disc or lens Clean or replace the compact disc  
is dirty or CD is scratched. or clean the lens.  
Sound is skipping  
or sound stops.  
Press the ESP button to start the  
Strong vibrations.  
ESP PlusTM function, or, place the  
player on a stable level. .  
Music is too loud.  
Lower the VOLUME control.  
BASS BOOST is ON.  
Slide BASS BOOST switch to OFF.  
Replace both batteries or use AC  
ADAPTOR.  
Remove batteries and ADAPTOR.  
Wait 15 seconds and re-insert. Make  
sure batteries are fresh or  
ADAPTOR has power.  
Sound is distorted.  
Weak batteries.  
Electronic or static error  
caused circuitry to lock.  
Buttons do not  
work.  
Radio does not  
work.  
FUNCTION switch is in the Slide the FUNCTION switch to the  
CD position RADIO position.  
FM reception is  
weak.  
The FM ANTENNA is built- Straighten your headphone wire, or  
into your headphone wire. bring your set closer to a window.  
The built-in AM ANTENNA Rotate the set or bring the set near a  
AM reception is  
weak  
is directional.  
window.  
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS  
CD Player Section  
Frequency response .............................. 20Hz-20kHz  
Wow and flutter ...................................... Below measurable limits  
Sampling frequency ................................ 44.1kHz  
D/A converter ......................................... 1-bit  
Error correction method .......................... CIRC  
Pickup ................................................... Optical 3-beam semiconductor laser  
(780 nm wavelength)  
Laser diode material GaAIAs  
Laser output less than 44.6mw  
Radio Section  
Frequency Range .................................  
AM: 520 - 1720 kHz  
FM: 87.3 - 108.1 MKz  
General  
Maximum output (stereo headphones) .....  
Power Supply  
15mW + 15mW  
AC adaptor ...........................................  
DC .......................................................  
120V/60Hz  
3V: Using 2 size “AA” batteries  
Set Dimensions (approximate)  
Width ...............................................  
Depth ..............................................  
Height ..............................................  
Weight (approximate) ...........................  
5"  
6"  
1 1/2"  
9.5oz. (270g) (set only)  
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right to modify product designs and specifications without notice and without incurring any  
obligation.  
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