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Aiwa AM-F3 - User Manual

Aiwa AM-F3
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Table of Contents

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Summary

Safety and Warnings

Owners Record

Record model and serial number for convenience.

Laser Product Warning

Precautions regarding laser exposure.

Product Features

Supplied Accessories

List of included items with the product.

Extended Recording and Playback Features

High quality, extended recording, fast playback.

Disc Editing and Management Functions

Editing, naming, and index coding functions.

Other Features

Display, buttons, indicators.

Precautions

Power Sources, Placement, and General Safety

Details on power sources, placement advice, and safety precautions.

Safe Headphone Use and Cleaning

Advice for headphone use and cleaning the unit.

Precautions

Condensation, Battery, and MD Handling Notes

Notes on condensation, battery handling, and MiniDisc care.

Names of Parts

Main Unit - Front View

Identification of front controls and indicators.

Names of Parts

Main Unit - Side View

Identification of side ports and switches.

Names of Parts

Display Window Indicators

Explanation of various indicators on the display.

Names of Parts

Headphones with Remote Control

Identification of headphone remote parts and functions.

Power Sources

Battery Types and Life Estimates

Details on battery types and their estimated usage duration.

Checking and Managing Battery Power

How to check battery status and manage power.

Power Sources

Using the Rechargeable Battery

Instructions for charging and using the rechargeable battery.

Charging Information

Battery charge time and status indications.

Power Sources

Rechargeable Battery Tips and Life

Useful tips, cover, removal, and battery lifespan information.

Power Sources

Using AC Power and Dry Cell Batteries

Instructions for connecting the AC adapter and using dry cell batteries.

Setting the Time and Date

Setting the Clock and Date

Step-by-step guide for setting the unit's time and date.

Correcting Errors and Displaying Time

How to fix setting errors and view the clock.

Setting the Time and Date

Handling Long Non-Use and Battery Issues

Clock behavior during non-use and battery removal.

Recording

Digital Recording Methods and Connections

Overview of methods and optical output connections.

Analog Recording Methods and Connections

Overview of methods and line output connections.

Recording

Microphone Connection and Digital Recording Limits

Connecting microphones and restrictions on digital input.

Recording

Basic Recording Operation

Step-by-step process for starting and stopping recording.

Recording

Adjusting Recording Level and Pausing

Manual level control and temporary stop for recording.

Recording

MD Ejection, Auto Power Off, and Monitoring

Procedures for MD ejection, automatic power off, and monitoring sound.

Recording

Recording on Used MDs and Data Protection

Recording on pre-recorded MDs and using the protect tab.

Recording Error Indications

Explanation of common error messages during recording.

Usable Functions for Recording

Registering Index Codes (Automatic Marker)

Automatically registering index codes during recording.

Usable Functions for Recording

Time Marker and Non-Marker Functions

Indexing every five minutes or disabling indexing.

Usable Functions for Recording

Manual Marker and Extended Monaural Recording

Adding index codes manually and monaural recording for longer duration.

Usable Functions for Recording

SLSS Function for Recording Desired Sound

Pauses recording during silence for efficient speech recording.

Playback

Basic Playback Operations

Standard playback controls, steps, and display indicators.

Other Basic Operations

Stop, pause, search, repeat, skip, and eject functions.

Playback

Rapid Playback and Automatic Power Off

Double speed playback and unit's automatic shut-off.

Playback Indications and Notes

Display information and connection reminders during playback.

Playback

Selecting Sound Effects (DSP Mode)

Applying audio effects for different music genres.

Various Modes of Playback

Repeat and Random Playback

Playing tracks repeatedly or in random order.

Programmed Playback

Playing tracks in a user-defined order.

Various Modes of Playback

Programmed Playback and Cancellation

Creating and canceling custom playback sequences.

Various Modes of Playback

Index Search Function (Track Title Search)

Locating tracks using their registered titles.

Editing

Selecting an Editing Mode

Accessing various editing functions like track naming and erasing.

Editing

Registering Track and Disc Titles

Naming tracks and discs for easier identification.

Editing

Joining Tracks (Combine Function)

Merging two adjacent tracks into a single one.

Editing

Dividing a Track (Divide Function)

Splitting a track into two separate parts.

Changing Track Order (Renumber Function)

Reordering tracks on the MD.

Editing

Erasing Tracks (Erase Function)

Removing unwanted tracks from the MD.

Useful Operations

Preventing Accidental Operation and Adjusting LCD Contrast

Locking controls and setting display contrast.

Useful Operations

Limiting Maximum Sound Volume and Resume Playback

Setting volume limits for ear protection and resuming playback.

Useful Operations

Display Backlight Function

Controlling the display illumination.

Useful Operations

Connecting to Other Equipment and Car Use

Using the unit with external audio systems and in vehicles.

What is a MiniDisc?

MiniDisc Structure, Types, and Technology

Explains physical structure, disc types, and ATRAC audio compression.

Specifications

Main Unit and Input;Output Specifications

Technical details of the unit's core components and connections.

Specifications

Power, Battery, Dimensions, and AC Adapter Details

Information on power sources, battery life, physical size, and adapter.

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting Power and Unit Operation

Resolving issues with power and unit responsiveness.

Troubleshooting Recording, Editing, and Sound

Addressing problems with recording, editing, and audio quality.

Troubleshooting Headphone, Clock, and Backlight Issues

Resolving headphone, clock, and backlight problems.

Error Messages

Disc and Function Error Messages

Common errors related to discs and device functions.

Operational Errors and System Notes

Errors during operation, system restrictions, and reset procedure.

Using the Reset Switch

Procedure for resetting the unit to factory defaults.

Troubleshooting Table

Detailed Problem, Cause, and Solution Guide

Comprehensive table for diagnosing and fixing operational issues.

Error Messages

Specific Error Messages and Solutions

Detailed breakdown of error messages and their fixes.

Minidisc System Restrictions and Reset

System limitations and how to use the reset function.

Aiwa AM-F3 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAiwa
ModelAM-F3
CategoryMinidisc Recorder
LanguageEnglish

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