To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Panasonic SL-CT780 cannot play discs?
If your Panasonic CD Player is not playing discs, check the following: * Confirm the unit is not in HOLD mode. * Make sure the disc is properly secured in place. * Inspect the disc for dirt or scratches. * If there is condensation on the lens, wait about an hour before trying again.
How to fix a Panasonic SL-CT780 CD Player when the music is too noisy?
If you cannot hear music clearly from your Panasonic CD Player and it sounds too noisy, ensure that the stereo earphones and wired remote control plugs are firmly inserted. Also, check if the plugs are dirty and wipe them clean. Separating the unit from mobile phones may also help.
Why doesn't my Panasonic CD Player play tracks in order?
If the tracks on your Panasonic CD Player do not play in order, beginning with the first track, check if the random play mode is enabled. Also, consider whether you stopped playback in the middle of the disc during the last session.
Why is my Panasonic SL-CT780 causing TV picture distortion or noisy radio reception?
If your Panasonic CD Player's TV picture is distorted or the radio reception is noisy, ensure that the unit is not placed too close to a TV or tuner. Try moving the CD player away from these devices to minimize interference.
Why won't my Panasonic SL-CT780 recharge the batteries?
If your Panasonic CD Player is not recharging the batteries, make sure you are using the included batteries or the recommended replacements. Also, ensure that two batteries are inserted.
Audio Specifications| number of audio channels | 2 (left and right, stereo) |
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| frequency response | 20 to 20, 000 Hz (±0.5 dB to ±1.5 dB) |
| output voltage | 0.6 V (50 kΩ) |
| signal-to-noise ratio | More than 96 dB |
| headphone output level | RMS max. 8 mW/8 mW/16 Ω (adjustable) |
Pickup Specifications| light source | Semiconductor laser |
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| wavelength | 780 nm |
General Specifications| operational temperature range | 0 °C–40 °C |
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| rechargeable temperature range | 5 °C–40 °C |
| power supply | DC 4.5 V |
| power consumption when using AC adaptor | 2.4 W |
| power consumption when recharging | 5.1 W |
| play time with 2 alkaline batteries | 54 hours |
| play time with 2 rechargeable batteries | 30 hours |
| play time with 2 rechargeable and 2 alkaline batteries | 85 hours |
| recharging time | About 5 hours |
Dimensions and Mass| dimensions (W x H x D) | 129.5 x 14.7 x 136.4 mm |
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| mass with batteries | 185 g |
| mass without batteries | 134 g |
Power supply unit for charging batteries and operating the device.
Remote control unit for operating the CD player functions.
Audio output device for listening to music.
Accessory to extend playback time using dry cell batteries.
Rechargeable power source for the unit.
Case for safely storing rechargeable batteries.
Protective case for the portable CD player.
Warning about hazardous radiation exposure from laser use and internal repairs.
Warning to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or product damage by avoiding moisture.
Identification and function of buttons and ports on the main unit.
Identification and function of buttons on the remote control.
Identification of earphone plug and slider for volume control.
Description of how the HOLD function prevents unintended button presses.
Instructions on how to activate and deactivate the HOLD mode.
Explanation of the 'hold' indicator on the display.
Procedure for recharging and using built-in rechargeable batteries.
Instructions for inserting and using external dry cell batteries.
Steps for connecting the AC adaptor for power and recharging.
Explanation of the battery level display and its behavior.
Steps to begin playing a CD.
How to pause playback and resume from the stopped point.
Instructions for stopping playback and turning off the unit.
Methods for moving between tracks during playback.
Feature that allows playback to resume from the stopped track.
Procedure for safely removing a CD from the player.
Automatic shutdown feature to conserve battery power.
Plays tracks sequentially from the selected track to the end.
Allows users to create a custom playback sequence of up to 24 tracks.
Options for repeating single tracks, all tracks, or playing in random order.
Mechanism to prevent playback interruption from shocks or vibrations.
How to start, stop, turn off, and skip tracks using the remote.
Using the remote to play tracks sequentially from a selected point.
Using the EQ button to select sound profiles like S-XBS, TRAIN, or LIVE.
How to increase or decrease the playback volume using the remote.
Instructions for connecting the unit to audio systems via analog or optical cables.
Guidance on connecting the unit for use in a car.
Important notes on handling, charging, and disposing of batteries.
Guidelines for safe handling and use of the AC power adaptor.
Advice on cleaning, avoiding damage, and selecting suitable operating locations.
Advice on safe volume levels and avoiding discomfort when using headphones.
Warning against operating the unit while driving a car.
Common problems and their solutions for disc playback and sound issues.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's exterior surfaces.
Procedure for cleaning the optical lens to ensure proper disc reading.
Technical details including audio performance, power, and dimensions.
