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Power| operation voltage (US) | 120V AC, 60Hz |
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| operation voltage (EUR) | 230V AC, 50Hz |
Audio Interfaces| audio input | x 1 |
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| audio output | x 1 |
| digital audio input | x 1 (Optical) |
Weight and Dimensions| width | 435 mm |
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| height | 100 mm |
| depth | 295 mm |
| weight | 4.5 kg |
Warning against opening the unit to prevent electric shock and access to internal parts.
Comprehensive list of safety guidelines for operating the CD-RW recorder.
Warning to avoid exposing the appliance to rain or moisture to prevent fire or shock hazards.
Details FCC regulations for Class B digital devices and Class 1 laser product classification.
Guidelines for optimal operating temperature, humidity, and location placement.
Instructions on handling the unit, cleaning, and manual storage.
How to connect digital audio sources via the optical input terminal.
Guide for analog audio connections and connecting the AC power cord.
Information on compatible CD, CD-R, and CD-RW discs.
Precautions for handling discs, writing on labels, and avoiding damage.
Advice on storing discs to prevent dust, scratches, and heat damage.
Instructions for battery installation, replacement, and basic remote operation.
Identification of controls and indicators on the front panel of the CD-RW890.
Diagram and labels for all buttons on the remote control unit.
Detailed description of each button's function on the main unit.
Explanation of the functions for each button on the remote control.
Steps to turn on the unit and connect headphones for private listening.
Procedure for opening the disc tray, loading a disc, and starting playback.
Understanding the indicators for different disc types currently loaded.
How to stop, skip tracks, search within tracks, and pause playback.
Selecting and playing specific tracks directly using numeric buttons.
How to enable random playback order for all tracks on a disc.
How the TIME button cycles through elapsed/remaining track and disc times.
Using REPEAT ALL and REPEAT 1 modes for continuous playback.
Repeating a specific segment of a track or disc between two points.
How to program a sequence of tracks for playback.
Adding, deleting, or overwriting tracks in a programmed sequence.
Reviewing the list of tracks entered into the program.
How to remove individual tracks or clear an entire programmed sequence.
Information on recording limits, erasability, and sampling rate conversion.
Steps before recording, including loading a recordable disc.
Choosing input source and setting track numbering mode (AUTO/MANUAL).
Using automatic track detection based on sound level and digital signals.
Adding tracks manually and initiating the recording process.
Setting input levels and starting/pausing the recording process.
How to stop recording, monitor input signals, and manual track division.
How the unit automatically starts/stops recording based on external signals.
Steps to configure and initiate synchronous recording from external sources.
Process of writing TOC data to finalize CD-R/CD-RW for playback on other players.
Reversing finalization on CD-RW to allow further recording or erasing.
Procedure for deleting the most recently recorded track on a CD-RW.
Selecting and erasing a range of tracks from the last track onwards.
Complete removal of all recorded tracks from a CD-RW disc.
Using refresh mode to erase all tracks, potentially for error recovery.
Detailed steps for erasing all tracks using the refresh mode.
How erasing in refresh mode can help recover discs with recording errors.
Solutions for issues like no power, no sound, or remote control failure.
Addressing problems with disc playback, sound skipping, and recording failures.
Explanations for various messages displayed during operation.
Meanings of error codes and recommended actions for troubleshooting.
Technical data including media compatibility, frequency response, and dimensions.
Information on proper disposal of the unit and batteries in EU and other regions.
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