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How to get the most
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using this manual.
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Read Me First
The Engineers at JVC have made the CA-S200 very easy to use, and if you are
experienced at using audio equipment, you can figure out how to use some of the
CA-S200 controls by yourself. However, we have built some new features into this
model, which you can learn about easily from the manual.
If you are a new user or just want a review, this manual explains how to use the
CA-S200 and take advantage of its features for playing and recording music, as well
as other sounds. One way to use this manual is to read it through now and refer back
to it when you need to refresh your skills for some special operation. Ofcourse you
can just look up the topics, such as recording a CD, that you want to do, but remember
that you may need to refer to other parts of the manual for some of the instruction: for
instance, in explaining how to record a CD, we assume you already know how to load
a CD. That’s why we recommend that you read the manual through once before
starting. We’ve made it short, and easy to follow.
However before you proceed, please read the Cautions on page 2 and the set-up directions.
How This Manual Is Organized
We have incorporated some special features in this manual:
A fold-out page to look at while you read the instructions shows the front controls of the
CA-S200. Some procedures have the illustrations of which control to use right with them, and
for some you will need to look at the fold-out for the illustration.
Basic information that is the same for many different functions is grouped in one place, and
not repeated in each procedure. For instance, in the section on playing a CD, we do not repeat
the information about setting the volume and the sound conditioning, which are mentioned in
the Common Operations section.
Names of buttons, controls and function names that light up on the display panel are written
in all Capital letters like this: POWER.
When we are talking about the Function, rather than the BUTTON or DISPLAY, then we just
capitalize the first letter of the words.
The ss alerts you to important information or how to solve special problems that may occur
when using the CA-S200.
The column on the left of the page is a special place to make it easier to find just what you want
to know about, with little headlines announcing what each part of the page is about. Sometimes
illustrations and helpful hints are placed here also.
Basically we use three kinds of information to help you understand and use the CA-S200:
Q) Information about what you can do (such as record a CD or preset a radio station) and how
the Unit is designed to make doing this activity easy.
Q) Procedures, usually numbered in the order you do the steps, to guide you in exactly what
to do to accomplish something, such as tune a radio station or record a tape.
{) Information you need to know to make decisions about which functions of the CA-S200
to use for particular tasks (such as when to use Dolby NR to improve tape sound) and
special hints to make your work go smoothly, like reminding you to set the sound effects
before starting the CD to tape recording, since they cannot be changed once recording
begins without starting completely over.
The manual has a table of contents to help you easily look up what you want to know too.
We’ ve enjoyed making this manual for you, and hope you will use it to enjoy the sound and many
features built into your CA-S200.