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General| Type | CD Recorder |
|---|---|
| Playback Formats | CD-DA, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Audio Inputs | Analog (RCA), Digital (Coaxial, Optical) |
| Audio Outputs | Analog (RCA), Digital (Coaxial, Optical) |
| Output Level | 2 Vrms |
| Headphone Output | Yes |
| Disc Format | CD |
| Recording Speed | 1x |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
Outlines essential safety guidelines for operating the appliance, covering usage, environment, and maintenance.
Details laser type, wavelength, power, divergence, and warnings about exposure.
Explains FCC rules, device compliance, and measures to correct radio interference.
Specifies what is covered, duration, and exclusions for the product's warranty.
Provides instructions and locations for getting warranty service in different regions.
Lists detailed technical data including frequency response, S/N, dynamic range, inputs, outputs, and dimensions.
Details the function of each button located on the front panel of the CD recorder.
Describes the input and output ports on the back of the CD recorder.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and indicators shown on the device's display.
Lists and explains the messages that may appear on the display for user guidance.
Guides for connecting analogue audio inputs and outputs using provided cables.
Instructions for connecting digital coaxial audio sources and outputs.
Instructions for connecting digital optical audio sources and outputs.
Steps to connect the power cord and turn the unit on, including voltage auto-adjustment.
Details the commands and operations available via the remote control.
Instructions on how to properly insert CD, CD-R, or CD-RW discs into the player.
Explains digital unsynchronized, digital synchronized, and analogue recording approaches.
Step-by-step guide for making digital recordings using standard digital inputs.
Process for easy digital recording using CD-SYNC, detecting track increments automatically.
Detailed steps for analogue recording, including level adjustment and track numbering.
Process for finalizing CD-R/RW discs for playback compatibility and unfinalizing CD-RW discs.
Instructions for erasing tracks or the entire disc on CD-RW media.
Basic steps to play audio CDs, including track selection and display information.
How to select specific tracks and search during playback.
Guides on using shuffle, repeat functions, and creating programmed playback sequences.
Provides solutions for common problems such as no power, no sound, or recording failures.
Instructions for running a diagnostic program to identify and resolve malfunctions.
