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Audiovox CE448 manual

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    - E1 - 5 CD HOME STEREO SYSTEM OPERATING INSTRUCTION[...]

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    - E2 - T o reduce the risk of fire or electr ic shock, do not e xpose EXPLANA TION OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS: this appliance to rain or moisture . R ISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NO T OPEN "W ARNING: T O REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMO VE CO VER (OR BA CK). NO USER-SER VICEABLE P AR TS INSIDE. REFER SER VICING TO QU ALIFIED SER VICE PERSO[...]

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    - E3 - SYSTEM CONNECTIONS IMPORT ANT Switch off the pow er before connecting speakers and other equipment. SPEAKER CORD CONNECTION Connect the wires with the printed red lines to the red (+) ter minals and the plain-b lack wires to the blac k (-) ter minals. NO TE : Connecting speak ers other than the speakers supplied with the unit, ma y damage th[...]

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    - E4 - P AR TS IDENTIFICA TIONS 12) Cassette holder (Deck B) 13) V OLUME control buttons 14) X-BASS button 15) STEREO WIDE button 16) REPEA T button 17) RANDOM / TUNING buttons 18) BAND button 19) FUNCTION button 20) DISC SKIP button 21) SLEEP button 22) SKIP/PRESET/MIN/HOUR buttons 23) PLA Y / P A USE button 24) ST OP button 25) TIMER button 26) M[...]

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    - E5 - DISPLA Y 1. TRA CK and CHANNEL indicators . 2. FUNCTION indicators. 3. SLEEP indicator . 4. TIMER indicator . 5. ON/OFF indicators. 6. AM/PM indicators. 7. X-Bass indicator . 8. Band FM/MW(AM)indicators. 9. Pla yback Indicator . 10. STEREO indicator 11. P ause indicator . 12. MEMOR Y indicator . 13. RANDOM indicator . 14. Indicators to show [...]

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    - E6 - T O USE THE X-BASS Press the X-BASS button to adjust the bass . ADJUSTING THE SOUND X-BASS is designed specifically to boost the low frequency sound to obtain a more powerful bass . T O ADJUST THE VOLUME Press the V OLUME / buttons to adjust the sound. The display will show : T o increase the volume press here. T o decrease the volume press [...]

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    - E7 - 1. Press the MEMOR Y/ CLOCK b utton in clock mode . Hours flash. 2. Press the HOUR button ( or ) repeatedly to set current hour . T o set the current time (Select PO WER ST ANDBY mode) 3. Press the MEMOR Y/ CLOCK button to make the correct min utes flash. 4. Press the MINUTE buttons ( or ) to set the minutes and press MEMOR Y/ CLOCK b utton [...]

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    - E8 - 1. Press the SLEEP button while the pow er is on. "SLEEP 90" lights in the displa y . NO TE: SLEEP can only be adjusted in TUNER, T APE and A UX modes. 2. Press and hold the SLEEP button to select the length of remaining time until the unit turns off. It changes the indicator in the f ollowing wa y: SLEEP 90 SLEEP 80 SLEEP 10 .....[...]

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    - E9 - FOR BETTER RECEPTION FM Fully unwind the wire antenna. Then extend the wire antenna and place it in the position that sounds best. NO TE: Do not connect to outside antenna. AM/MW Connect the loop aer ial (provided) to the 'AM/MW LOOP ANTENNA' snap ter minals at the back of the unit. P osition the aerial for the best reception. MANU[...]

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    - E10 - PRESET TUNING 1. Press the FUNCTION b utton to TUNER. 2 . Press the BAND button to select the a band. 3. Press the PRESET buttons to preset number . TUNING INTO A PRESET ST A TION The contents (preset channel n umber , frequenc y and frequency band) which have been stored in memory will appear on the display in numerical or der , irrespecti[...]

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    - E11 - 1. Press the FUNCTION button to CD . 2. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to open the disc tr ay . 7. Press the PLA Y/P AUSE b utton to star t pla yback and the " " will be displa y ed. 8 . T o stop pla ying: (a) for a moment only, press PLAY/PAUSE button and ' ' will be displayed. Press this button again to resume playing. (b[...]

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    - E12 - Notes: 1. During playback, disc tray can be opened to change/add disc and the current disc playback will not be interrupted but DISC SKIP button will become invalid. 2. The / SKIP buttons can only be used to choose a track of the current disc. To choose a track of another disc, DISC SKIP button should be pressed to get to the desired disc f[...]

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    - E13 - Notes: 1. The random function shuffles all the tr acks of all discs in the disc tra y and randomly selects one trac k to play each time . 2 . The play er will skip to a new randomly selected trac k and star t playing if SKIP button is pressed during random playback. 1. Press the DISC SKIP button to select a disc. 2 . Press the RANDOM b utto[...]

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    - E14 - REPEA T PLA YBA CK DURING PLAYBACK MODE To Repeat the Current Track • Press the REPEA T button until REPEA T ONE ap- pears on the display and the currently pla ying trac k will be pla yed repeatedly until the STOP b utton is pressed. • SKIP and SEARCH can still be used dur ing this func- tion. SKIP will go to the star t of the ne xt tra[...]

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    - E15 - 1 . Press the MEMOR Y/ CLOCK button (in stop mode). 2 . Press the DISC SKIP b utton to select the desired disc (the disc symbol ( ) shows which disc is selected). 3 . Press the / SKIP buttons to select the desired tra ck. 5 . T o add additional trac ks, Repeat steps 2 to 4. 4 . Press the MEMOR Y/ CLOCK button again to store this trac k in m[...]

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    - E16 - To stop programmed play for a moment: • Press the PLAY/PAUSE button and " " will be displayed. Press this button again to resume playing. Also By pressing the FUNCTION button to select other func- tions. T o add additional tracks during pr ogram playback: • Press the STOP b utton once, press the MEMOR Y/ CLOCK b utton until th[...]

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    - E17 - T APE OPERA TION T APE A OR T APE B PLA YB ACK Usable tapes - use only normal (type I ) tapes for pla yback Y ou can playback onl y the front sides of the tapes in T apes A and B. 1. Press the FUNCTION button to T APE. 2. Press the STOP/EJECT b utton and load a cassette into the cassette compar tment of Deck A or Dec k B. 3. Press the PLA Y[...]

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    - E18 - 2. If you w ant to record on a tape side after you hav e remov ed the erase protection tab , place a piece of strong plastic tape ov er that side's erase-protection hole . Notes: 1) Be sure you co ver only the hole originally covered by the erase-protection tab . 2) Removing the er ase-protection tabs does not pre- vent a b ulk eraser [...]

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    - E19 - REMO TE CONTROL 1) SLEEP button 2) MEMOR Y button 3) TUNING/RANDOM buttons 4) FUNCTION button 5) X-BASS button 6) SKIP/PRESET/MIN/HOUR buttons 7) ST OP button 8) PLA Y/P AUSE b utton USING THE REMO TE CONTROL CORRECTL Y • Point the Remote Control at the REMO TE SENSOR located on the unit. • When there is a strong ambient light source, t[...]

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    - E20 - MAINTENANCE CLEANING CD If the CD skips or will not play , the disc may need cleaning. Before pla ying, wipe the disc from the centre out with a cleaning cloth. After playing, store the disc in its case . CLEANING THE T APE HEADS T o maintain optimum sound quality , clean the playbac k/record heads (a) , erase head (b), pinch roller (c) , a[...]

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    - E21 - SPECIFICA TIONS TUNER SECTION F requency range FM 87.5 - 108 MHz MW 522 - 1611 kHz 9kHz (other countries) AM 530 - 1710 kHz 10 kHz (U .S.A & Canada) Antenna FM: antenna wire AM/MW: loop antenna AMPLIFIER SECTION Output power 2W x 2 (10% THD) F requency Response 80Hz to 16kHz, ±3dB P ower consumption 16 W P ower requirements A C ~ 100V [...]

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