Panasonic SC-CH64M - Page 40

Concerning
compact
discs
With
this
changer,
you
can only
play
compact
discs
having
this mark.
n COMPACT
DIGITAL
AUDIO
Handling
precautions
To
open
the compact
disc
case,
gently
press
the sides
of the
top and
pull up.
To
remove
the disc
from
the case,
press
the
center holder
and
lift the
disc,
holding
by the
edges.
To return
the
disc to the
case,
insert the
disc
with the label
facing
up
and press
downward
at the
center.
Hold compact
discs
by the
edges
so as
not to
soil the surface
with
fingerprints.
Fingerprints,
dirt
and scratches
can
cause
skipping
and
distortion.
(Correct)
(Incorrect)
Do
not use
record
cleaning
sprays,
benzine,
thinner,
static
electricity
prevention
liquids
or any
other
solvent on
a disc.
If the
surface
is soiled,
wipe
gently
with a
soft, damp
(water
only)
cloth.
Always
move
the
cloth directly
outward
from
the center
of the
disc,
not in
a circular
motion
as with standard
phonograph
records.
(Correct)
(Incorrect)
If
you are taking
the
disc from
a cold
to
a warm
environment,
moisture
may
form on
the disc.
Wipe this
off with
a soft,
dry, lint-free
cloth
before
using the
disc.
Do
not write
on the label
side
with
a ball-point
pen or other
writing
instrument.
Storage
precautions
Be
sure to
store discs
in their
cases to
protect them
from
dust,
scratches,
and warping.
Do
not
place
or store
discs
in
the following
places:
1)
Locations exposed
to
direct sunlight
2)
Humid
or dusty
locations
3)
Locations
directly exposed
to
a heat vent
or heating
appliance
4)
In the glove
compartment or
on the rear
deck of
an automobile
(U0cI)(Id
S
elect
ion
of
cassette
tapes
Cassette
tapes
exceeding
100
minutes:
These
tapes
are handy
for
their long
playback
and
recording
time
but
be careful
about
repeatedly
stopping
and
starting,
rewinding
and
fast
forwarding
these
tapes
in short
intervals
as they
are
thin,
tend
to
stretch
and
may
become
entangled
in the
deck
mechanism.
Endless-tapes:
Failure
to operate
these
tapes
correctly
may
cause
the
tape
to wind
around
the
revolving
parts.
For this
unit,
it is
recommended
to use
the tape
which
is
appropriate
to the
auto
reverse
mechanism.
Tape
slack
Tape
slack
may
cause
the
tape to
break.
Use
a pencil
or
similar
object
to take
up the
slack.
Erasure
prevention
Remove
the tab(s).
Side
A
Tab
for side
"B"
Tab
for side
"A"
o
Use
a
screwdriver
or similar
object
to
break
out
the tab.
To re-record
on
a protected
cassette
Cover
the slot
with
adhesive
tape.
Do not
cover the
detection
holes
on high
position
and
metal position
tapes.
Tape
storage
Tapes
can
be damaged if
stored
in
places such
as
those
described
below.
•Where the
temperature
is high
(35°C
or higher) or
where the
humid-
ity is high
(80% or higher)
•Where
there is
a strong
magnetic
field (near
a speaker,
on
top
of
a
TV, etc.).
Recording may
become
erased.
•
In
direct sunlight