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General| Type | CD Player |
|---|---|
| Disc format | CD |
| Channels | 2 (stereo) |
| Digital Output | Optical |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Output Voltage | 2V |
Critical safety step before connecting power to ensure safe operation.
Guide on setting the correct AC voltage for the unit based on region.
Essential warnings to prevent fire, electric shock, and other hazards.
Highlights functions like CD peak search and edit for tape dubbing.
Describes functions enabling systematic operation with other KENWOOD components.
Details the items provided with the CD player.
Instructions for connecting the unit to the correct power supply type.
Guidance on routing and protecting power supply cords from damage.
Explanation of the polarized plug and its safety function.
Ensuring proper airflow to prevent overheating and maintain operation.
Strict warning against exposing the unit to water or damp conditions.
Recommended ambient temperature for reliable unit performance.
Advice on positioning the unit away from heat-producing appliances.
Precautions against inserting objects or liquid into the unit.
Warning against opening the unit to avoid electric shock.
Safe methods for cleaning the unit's external cabinet.
Measures to protect against lightning surges and unattended usage.
Immediate actions if unusual smells or smoke are detected.
Conditions indicating the need for professional servicing.
Guidance on what repairs users can and cannot perform.
Safety advice for antenna installation near electrical power lines.
Warnings about connecting specific devices to the unit's AC outlet.
Precautions against overloading electrical outlets and cords.
Caution against using accessories not specified by the manufacturer.
Ensuring correct replacement parts are used for safety.
Importance of safety checks after any repair or service.
Crucial instruction to complete all connections before plugging in the power cord.
Advisories on maintaining proper ventilation space around the unit.
Instructions for linking to a KENWOOD CD TEXT MD recorder for data transfer.
How to connect audio cords and system control cords for integration.
Steps for connecting the unit to a stereo amplifier.
Guidance for connecting to MD recorders or CD-R units.
Key points about ensuring firm connections and safe plug/unplug procedures.
Using audio cords to connect the unit to a standard amplifier's input.
Using optical cables for digital connections to amplifiers, MD, or CD-R.
Advice on proper handling and potential compatibility of optical fiber cables.
How to adjust audio output and headphone levels via remote control.
Instructions for connecting and listening with headphones.
Illustrates how to connect multiple KENWOOD components via system control cords.
Explains the benefits of system control for integrated operation.
Operating the unit using the system's remote control unit.
Automatic input switching on amplifiers/receivers during playback.
Synchronizing recording with CD playback for cassette decks and MD recorders.
Essential guidelines for handling discs to prevent damage and ensure playback.
How to hold discs without touching the playing surface.
Lists playable disc types including DVD, CD, and VCD formats.
Strict caution against playing cracked or warped discs due to safety risks.
How to clean discs gently to remove fingerprints and dust.
Advice on storing discs properly when not in use.
Warning that certain disc accessories may cause malfunctions.
Safe methods for cleaning the player's cabinet.
Steps to perform before moving or transporting the unit.
Advice on handling condensation buildup inside the unit.
Explains the meaning of various indicators on the unit's display.
Identifies and describes the buttons and controls on the main unit.
Details the specific operation of each button on the unit.
Explains the purpose of each key on the remote control.
Describes the usage of numeric keys and basic playback controls.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control.
How to effectively use the remote control to operate the unit.
Important notes and tips for optimal remote control performance.
Step-by-step guide to play a CD starting from the first track.
Instructions on how to properly insert a CD into the disc tray.
How to initiate playback after loading a disc.
How to temporarily stop and then continue CD playback.
How to completely stop the CD playback.
How to select and play a specific track number using the remote control.
Functionality to skip to the next or previous track.
How to fast forward or rewind within the current track.
How to cycle through different time displays for tracks and discs.
Loading a disc to enable programmed playback features.
Steps to turn on the programmed play mode.
How to select and sequence tracks for custom playback.
Initiating playback of the programmed track sequence.
How to halt playback of the programmed sequence.
Automatically creates gaps between tracks for tape recording.
How to review and modify the sequence of programmed tracks.
Method to append new tracks to an existing programmed sequence.
How to remove tracks from the programmed playback list.
Loading a disc to set up repeat playback functions.
How to set the player to repeat the programmed track sequence.
Turning on the REPEAT function for continuous playback.
Initiating playback with the repeat mode active.
How to turn off the repeat playback mode.
How to configure the player to repeat the whole CD.
How to disable the repeat playback for the entire disc.
Loading a disc and stopping playback to prepare for editing.
Activating the editing function by pressing the EDIT key.
Inputting the desired tape length for editing the CD content.
Pressing the EDIT key again to finalize the tape length setting.
How CD content is divided and prepared for tape sides A and B.
How to play or record the edited CD content onto a tape.
Verifying track numbers and remaining time for edited content.
How to erase all previously edited track information.
Identifying the highest peak level on a CD for recording level adjustment.
How to stop the peak search process.
Loading a disc to enable random playback.
Pressing P.MODE to prepare for random playback.
Starting the playback of tracks in a random sequence.
How to skip to the beginning of the current track during random play.
How to stop random playback and return to normal playback.
Connecting components for timer-controlled playback.
Ensuring connected units can be powered by the timer.
Inserting a disc into the player for timer-initiated playback.
Adjusting the amplifier volume to the desired level for timer playback.
Configuring the audio timer to supply power at the specified time.
Turning off the timer's power output after setup is complete.
Steps to reset the unit's microcomputer to resolve operational issues.
Common CD player problems and their corresponding solutions.
Common remote control issues and their corresponding solutions.
Specifies the compact disc system format and laser type used.
Details the digital-to-analog conversion process and oversampling.
Lists key audio metrics like frequency response, signal-to-noise ratio, and distortion.
Specifies the output voltage and impedance for variable and fixed outputs.
Details the maximum power output for the headphone jack.
Includes power consumption, physical dimensions, and net weight.
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