Kenwood DP-R797 User Manual

Careful unpacking of the unit and accessories, and checking for shipping damage.

Safety warnings regarding laser product and compliance with Federal Regulations.

Disposal instructions for batteries as small chemical waste.

Allows disc changing while the unit is playing or stopped.

Describes NORMAL EDIT and MULTI EDIT functions for recording CD tracks onto tape.

Lists voltage specifications for different regions for proper operation.

Details about the factory-fitted UK mains plug and fuse replacement.

Instructions on how to set the AC voltage selector switch for correct line voltage.

Critical warnings about preventing fire, electric shock, and handling voltage.

General instruction to make connections as shown, referring to component manuals.

Precautionary note to complete all connections before plugging in the power lead.

Instructions to reset the microcomputer if operation is not possible or display is erroneous.

Advice to connect cords firmly and unplug power before handling connections.

Explains benefits of system control cords for convenient system operations.

Describes [XS8] Mode and [SL16] Mode for system control connections.

Important notes regarding system control connections, including what not to connect.

Details Remote Control, Automatic Operation, and Synchronized Recording functions.

Includes Play/Pause, Stop, Skip, Search, and Random/Repeat keys for playback operations.

Includes Disc Selector keys, DISC SKIP, and Open/Close keys for disc handling.

Includes P. MODE, CHECK, CLEAR, TIME DISP, and EDIT MODE keys for modes and info.

Covers indicators like PGM, EDIT, REPEAT, and the physical disc tray.

Describes the standby mode where the unit receives a small current when off.

Step-by-step instructions for opening the disc tray, placing a disc, and closing the tray.

Instructions for changing discs during playback and when the unit is stopped.

Ensure the PGM indicator is off before starting playback.

Select a disc and press play to begin playback from the first track.

How to pause playback and resume it by pressing the Play/Pause key.

How to stop the playback sequence.

Ensure the PGM indicator is off before selecting tracks.

How to select the specific disc containing the desired track.

How to select the specific track number for playback.

How to skip backward or forward to different tracks.

How to fast forward or reverse within a track during playback.

Step-by-step guide to program and play tracks in a specific sequence.

How to view the programmed track sequence using the CHECK key.

How to exit programmed playback and return to normal play.

How to stop the programmed playback sequence.

Method to program all tracks from a selected disc into the playback sequence.

Steps to stop playback and select tracks to add to the current program.

Instructions on how to modify an existing track in the programmed sequence.

How to remove tracks from the programmed sequence, either individually or entirely.

Explains the automatic insertion of silence between tracks for cassette recording.

How to set the unit for repeating playback of a single disc.

How to repeat playback of tracks that have been programmed in a sequence.

How to set the unit for repeating playback of all discs in the tray.

Instructions on how to cancel the repeat playback mode.

Instructions to set and play tracks in a non-sequential, random order.

How to choose a different track while random play is active.

How to stop the random play mode and return to normal playback.

Explanation of how to check elapsed and remaining track/CD times.

Function to edit CD tracks for tape recording, optimizing tape usage.

Detailed steps for Normal EDIT: activating mode, selecting disc, inputting tape time, and finalizing.

Function to edit and record from multiple discs onto one tape.

How CD tracks are reordered to fit tape sides A and B after editing.

How to verify the track sequence for Normal EDIT and MULTI EDIT.

Instructions to play the A file and B file of an edited program.

Utilizing the CCRS function for recording edited CD playback with compatible decks.

Methods to clear edited tracks from Normal/MULTI EDIT and the entire program.

Crucial notes regarding tape usage, disc limitations, and potential issues with editing.

Setting the unit to stop mode and ensuring PGM indicator is off for MULTI EDIT.

Steps to select track numbers and use P.MODE key for recording.

Setting the tape length and adjusting intervals for optimal recording.

Instructions for starting recording with CCRS or normal cassette decks.

Steps for recording from second and third discs, including tape side management.

Connecting power cords to the timer's switched outlet and turning on units.

Setting the timer while the unit and amplifier are on and adjusting volume.

Note on removing discs when using the timer with non-CD player functions.

Guidelines for holding, cleaning, and storing compact discs to prevent damage.

Warnings against using cracked, warped, or commercially available cleaning discs.

Specifies that the unit plays CD (12cm, 8cm) and CDV (audio part only).

Instructions for cleaning the unit's cabinet and avoiding contact cleaners.

Procedure to follow before transporting or moving the unit to prevent issues.

Advice on how to handle condensation and prevent operational issues.

Method to reset the microcomputer and return the unit to normal condition.

Troubleshooting steps for when the unit does not power on.

Troubleshooting for discs not playing, no sound, or music interruption.

Troubleshooting for disc playing automatically when power is switched on.

Information regarding radio frequency energy and compliance with FCC rules.

Details on the system format, laser type, D/A conversion, and oversampling.

Specifications for frequency response, signal-to-noise ratio, dynamic range, and distortion.

Provides physical dimensions and net weight of the CD player.

Indicates the power consumption of the unit.

Note about KENWOOD's policy of continuous advancements and potential specification changes.