JVC CA-S200 - Preset SEA Effects; Active BASS Effect; Listening with Headphones; Listeming to the Radio

ROCK
POPS
CLASSIC
The Display
and
The Indicators
CAUTION:
Too LOUD!
VOLUME
COM u PLAY
Radio
Preset SEA (Sound Effect Amplifier) effects
Adjustments of frequency range levels have been preset as three SEA effects.
ROCK — Used for boosting low and high frequencies.
POPS — Used for increasing the richness and fullness of the vocal sound.
CLASSIC — Used for wide and dynamic sounds.
ES"On the Remote, you can’t find buttons for these preset sound effects. By pressing
SOUND MODE on the Remote, you can cycle through the effects one after the other.
Things to remember about using preset effects:
QO Set apreset effect before you start recording with Auto Edit, because once recording starts,
the preset effect cannot be changed without stopping recording, and often having to start
over. If you need different effects for each selection, use the standard Heeoninig features
described on page 13, rather than Auto Edit.
Q) Each of the preset effect changes the sound in a different way by increasing or reducing
the intensity of the sound. To see how each part of the sound will be changed, watch the
display as you select an effect. The display shows the pattern of enhancement for that
effect.
Active BASS Effect
The richness and fullness of the sound is maintained regardless of how high or low you set the
VOLUME control.
To get the effect, press A. BASS EX. so that the indicator on the display lights up and
“ACT - BASS” will appear for a few seconds.
To cancel the effect, press the button again so that the indicator goes off.
Listening with Headphones
A pair of headphones can be connected to the PHONES jack on the front ig Be sure to turn
down the volume before connecting or putting on headphones, as high volume can damage
both the headphones and your hearing.
The Display and the Indicators—Two Very Useful Hints
QO) The display tells you many useful things about what your Unit is doing. Watch it as you
give instructions by pressing buttons. It also gives you some messages like “NODISC”,
“NO TAPE”, and some others to show you what to do next.
QO Some of the controls have a small light, called an indicator, right next to or even right on
the button. The light comes on when the function is on, and goes off when it is not in use.
CAUTION: Always set the VOLUME control to MIN before turning on a connected
source such as a VCR, or starting any other of the sound sources such as the radio,
tape, or CD player. Otherwise, if the VOLUME control is turned up, the sudden blast
of sound energy can permanently damage your hearing and/or ruin your speakers.
Listening to the Radio
You can listen to both AM (MW/LW) (LW: except for Canada) and FM.
QO Before listening to the radio, check that both the AM (MW/LW) (LW: except for
Canada) and FM antennas are firmly connected (See page 5).
O The AM button is labeled differently for the Canada and the other models: in the
Canada it is labeled AM, and in the others, AM MW/LW.
One Touch Radio
Just press AM to turn on the Unit and start playing the most recent AM station tuned in or press
FM to start the most recent FM station tuned in.
Q You can switch from any other sound source to the radio by pressing AM
or FM.
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