Panasonic SL-S360

Concerning Compact Discs
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ise Only compart discs bearing this mark can be used with this unit.
However, cominued use of inagular shape CDs can damage the whit.
How to hold a disc
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if the Burago i ig dirty
Wipe It wih a damp cki
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it moisture has formed on a disc
When iimaisture Aa donned becassa the digs
was brought suddenly mbo a warm room TONT B
cold ermwropmearm, wipa it off using a soñ dry
When storing discs
Avoid locations which ara
eExposed in direct sunkghi.
®Susceplibie 1 hign eve of huenidity or dust.
Diredi expoeead to haal tana heating appli-
anca:
#On top of a cer dashboard or near ihe rear
window.
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Panwsanks Cansurmer Electronics Company, Division of
Matsushita Electric Corporation of America
One Panasonic Way Secmucus, Hew -Jersey 07084
Panasonic Canada ine.
S70 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Omiario LAWeTS
Handling precautions
#0 the label side [ie side wih wring)
Do not wita enyihing using a pencil, bal
poirè pan, ota, Ga nod stack paper or labels.
cloth, #On the dee (shiny side
Handa this aide carefully to keeg it frac trom
fingensnirés or solches. Oo nat use record
cleaners, sowens, er.
Do fol allech labele or stkekers to CD's.
Donel use SOs with exposed adhesive trom
tape.orledtower pooled aff -shosers
Do nol wee scretch-prool probectors..or covers
olher than these specited tor usa with bls
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Panasonic Sales Company, Divieion of Matsushita Electric of Puaro Aico, Inc, PSC")
Ave. 65 de infanterna, Km. 3.5 San Gabriel Industrial Park, Garalina, Purto Rico O0S85
WH, PANES NE CA
ihe bottom of fhe unit,
MODEL NUMBER
. y Sl S36 SI SAGIC modek tr iy lor U is A.
wana then wipe ciey. Wiga from the canter inward the gubar tirsumipner
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[RFEVS24P-K3)
For U.S.A.
Stereo Aeadphoanes
(RFEVTOSP-HS)
SL-S3620C ONLY
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SERIAL NUMBER uu
lied Accessories
Check the packing carton for these accessories.
SL-S36Q/SL-S365 (AFEAA1SC- SI
SL-S251G/SL-S3626 (AFE ASC 15)
Share earphones 2.20...
SL-Soi0SL-3301 GSL- 5362C
SL-53645 (RFEVF11P-S)
Wireles remote conii . .
Baltary for wirnlass remote conil .. 1 oc.
Acak and loop testenar a
Use muria indicaled in pareniheees when ses for replacement parts.
(Oniy for LSA.) Te order accessories contact 1-900-372-5360 or wet ate
Before connecting, operating ar adjus
these Inctrinsions complistaly, Please save this manual.
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DRSTAL A
tot... SL*5365 ONLY
Wired remise contol... aina : 10G
(AFEVOISPCKS)
Fachargeabl: Ni-Cd batteries... ...1 pe.
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Bathory caryng case ........6.... Í pE
{(AFEKNLSa?o-K)
Toe Aaniove lhe rechargeecle beilenae trom
Thal cese balore usa
SL-S351C/SL-5362C ONLY
Car adapiog.... 22. .... 1 BÈ
For U.B-A.
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For Canada
(SH-COCTIPCYTI
Car stared cassette adaptor... : TPE
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Precautions
Before usireg iis unit, be sure to read the applicable
tame of ihe operaiing instructions and ihase safely sug-
gestions carefully.
Afterwards keep them handy for future raferance. Take
special care to follow the wamings indicated on the unit
tsel as well as injhe operating instructions.
Safety
1. Power, Source—-The unit) should: be: conmected te
power supply only of the pe. described in the oper-
aling structions or as marked on the uret Use oriy
the AC adaptor or car adaptor described in ihe oper
ating: insinactions when recharging.
2. Polarization—lf the unit is equipped with a polarized
AC power plug ya plug having one blade wider than
the other), that plug will fit into the AC outlet only one
way. This is a-salety fealiine. I you are unabbe to in-
seri the plug. fully into, the outlet, try reversing the
plug. li ihe plug should shill failto fil, contact your
Blacinaan Io replace your obsolete oulle. Do net de-
feat ihe safety purpose of the polarized plug.
3. Care of AC adaptor—Take care thal the cord of the
AC adaptor should be routed.so that they are not
likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed
upon of against them. Never take hold of the AC
adaptor if your hand is wei, and always grasp the
plug body when connecing of disconnecting EL
4. Nonuse Feriods—'When not in wee, be sure to dis-
connect the AC adaptor irom iha AC power cutlet.
5. Batterles—lit ihe set is not used for a bong period of
dime or is used oniy fram an AC power source, TE-
move af the battenes fo prevent potential damage
due to possible ballory Makage. Lo no mix battenes
(old and mew) or different lypes of batleries.
Installation
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E Environment
41. Water and Molisture—Do mot use this wnit near
Waler—tor example, mear a bathtub, washibowl,
swimming pool, or lhe like. Damp basements shroukd
also be avoided.
2. Condensation—Moisture may form on the lens in
the iollowing conditons.
fimmediaiely ater a heater has been turned on.
ajn a steamy of very humid room.
awhen ihe unit i5 Suddenly moved from a cald erii-
ronment to a- wari one. If moisture forms inside
this unit tmay moboperate propery. To comectthis
problem wail about one hour for ihe moisture to
evaporate.
3. Heat—Never use or place this unii near a beal
source: Do mot leave it in an automobile exposed ta
direct sunlight tora bong time with the doors and win-
dows closed as this may deform ihe cabinet.
E Placement
1. Foreign Material—Care should be taken so that pb-
jadis do notefall into-and liquids are not spilled inta
the unit. Do nol-subpeecl ihis umi bo oxeessive smoke,
dust, mechanical vibration, or shack.
2. Magnetisam—Thea unit should be sHuated away from
equipment or devines that generate strong magnetic
fields:
3. Stacking—ODo na place any objects, on top of ihe
unit.
Maintenance
(See page 7 tor details.)
Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a soit cloth
lightly moistened with mild detergent solution.
Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder
of solvent Such as alcoho of benzine.
Service
1. Damage Requiring Service-—The umit should be
serviced by qualifiad service personnel when:
ja) The AC adapior is damagad; or
ib} Objects have fallen or liquid has been spilled
into the umit; or
ici The unt has been exposed to rain: or
idh. The unit does nol appear to operate normabty or
exhibits a marked change in performance; or
fe) The unit has been dropped, ar ihe enclosure
darnaged,
Servicing—The weer should nol aliamal to service
the unit beyond ihat described im the operating ifr
Siructons. All other servicing should be referred to
an authorized senine personnal.
Før the address of an authorized servicenter:
in the WSA 7-900-217-7262 or web site
(http. Wwe, panasonic. com)
In Canada 905-824-5505 of wob siie
(Hori, panasonic.cafabckca. Aim}
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Panasonic SL-S360 Specifications

General

Type	Portable CD Player
Playback Formats	CD-DA
Battery Type	AA batteries
Anti-Skip Protection	Yes
Disc Compatibility	CD, CD-R, CD-RW
Power Source	2 x AA batteries or AC adapter
Audio Output	3.5 mm headphone jack

Summary

Precautions

Safety

Core safety guidelines for using the unit, covering power, polarization, and care.

Service

Procedures for unit repair and when to refer to qualified service personnel.

Power Supply Preparations

Using the AC Adaptor

How to connect and use the AC power adapter for operation and recharging.

Using Rechargeable Batteries

Information on charging and using rechargeable batteries for portable power.

Using the Car Adaptor

Instructions for using the car power adapter for operation and recharging.

Using Dry-cell Batteries

Sequential Play and Basic Operations

Basic Play Operations

Explains how to play, pause, stop, and turn off the disc player.

HOLD Function

Describes how to use the HOLD function to prevent accidental operations.

Other Play Methods

Program Play

Anti-Shock Function

Features to prevent skips due to movement using memory buffering.

Remote Control Operation

Using the Wired Remote Control

Using the Wireless Remote Control

Specifications

Play Time and Recharging

Troubleshooting Guide

Common problems and solutions to help resolve operational issues.

Cautions