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Panasonic MW-10 manual

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    Operating Instructions Multimedia A udio System Model No . MW -10 P RQT9522-P T able of contents Getting started IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................... 2 About the internal memory , CDs and SDs ............... 4 Read this page fi rst ................................................... 5 Control guide ..................................[...]

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    2 RQT9522 CA UTION! THIS PRODUCT UTILIZES A LASER. USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES O THER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MA Y RESUL T IN HAZARDOUS RADIA TION EXPOSURE. DO NO T OPEN CO VERS AND DO NOT REP AIR Y OURSELF . REFER SER VICING TO Q U ALIFIED PERSONNEL. W ARNING: T O REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR PRODU[...]

  • Page 3

    3 RQT9522 Getting started FCC Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital de vice, pursuant to P ar t 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment gener ates, uses , and can radiate radio f[...]

  • Page 4

    4 RQT9522 About the internal memory , CDs and SDs About the internal memory Back up the internal memory periodically . It is recommended that you bac k up the internal memor y to your PC or an SD card periodically to pre vent the data from being lost due to static electricity , electromagnetic wa ve , malfunctions, etc. Note that P anasonic assumes[...]

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    5 RQT9522 Getting started Read this page fi rst What you can do on this unit Simultaneous pla yback of m usic and pictures Y ou can enjo y high-quality audio of CD , iP od or radio on this compact body . While listening, you can pla y bac k pictures recorded onto a CD/SD or the internal memor y using the digital photo frame. CD 1 Track 1/22 60:12 [...]

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    6 RQT9522 Contr ol guide Main unit 1 Display 2 SD cov er ( ¼ below) 3 Speaker 4 SD card slot/SD indicator Lights on: When an SD card is inser ted Blinks: When data is being wr itten onto an SD card 5 USB por t ( ¼ P20) 6 Adjusting the v olume 7 Switching the displa y mode ( ¼ P9) 8 CD open button ( ¼ belo w) 9 Exhaust hole bk [POWER 8 ] Standb [...]

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    7 RQT9522 Getting started Control guide Remote control This manual explains the remote contr ol operations in most sections. AUDIO INFO SOUND DIMMER TIMER SETUP VOL DEL MUTE PROGRAM REPEA T PLA Y MODE iP od CD FM AM RADIO OFF CLOCK PH OTO MEDIA SLIDE SHOW RETURN ZOOM ROT A TE INFO MENU PH OTO OK S E L E C T P H O T O S S E L E C T T R A C K S D I S[...]

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    8 RQT9522 Connecting antennas and power sour ce 1 3 2 A G H I B C D E F 1. Connect the FM indoor antenna. Inser t fi rmly to the end. Receive broadcast signals ( ¼ P12) after connection and fi x the end of the antenna using a tape ( A ) at the least noisy position. 2. Connect the AM loop antenna. B Inser t into the gro[...]

  • Page 9

    9 RQT9522 Getting started Setting the c loc k This unit is equipped with the calendar and timer functions. Set the time fi rst. 1. Press Standby/on s witch to turn on the unit. 2. Press [SETUP]. Settings Menu Image Quality Settings Clock/Calendar Settings Demo Mode Remote Control Mode 3. Press [ e , r ] to select “Clock/ Calendar Settings” and[...]

  • Page 10

    10 RQT9522 Listening to a CD Play able CDs ¼ P5 1. Insert the CD containing audio data ( ¼ P6) 2. Press [CD q / h ]. For the main unit, press [A UDIO SELECT OR] to select “CD” and press [ q / h ]. Playbac k will start. e.g.) A udio screen A Playing track B Playbac k status C T rack n umber/Number of tracks D Elapsed pla ying time • 1 CD Tra[...]

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    11 RQT9522 Operations Listening to an iP od Usable iP ods ¼ P5 Attaching/Rechar ging the iP od T ur n off the iP od before attaching. Remov e the iP od if it is in the iPod case . 1. Attach the Dock adaptor supplied with the iP od. Inser t until it clicks . A MW -10 top vie w B Dock adaptor C Hook • 2. Attach the iP od ( D ). Inser t and remov e[...]

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    12 RQT9522 Shuf fl e (only for m usic) T racks or alb ums are play ed at random. Press [PLA Y MODE]. Each time you press Songs  Albums  Off Repeat Normal/Shuf fl e playbac k can be repeated. Press [REPEA T]. Each time you press One  All  Off Note For the alb um shuf fl e, the trac ks in the album are pla yed back in the proper order [...]

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    13 RQT9522 Operations Memorizing broadcast stations to listen (Preset T uning) Memorizing broadcast stations Up to 30 FM stations and 15 AM stations can be memorized. 2 methods are av ailable f or this. Auto Memory Memorizing broadcast stations automatically , star ting with the frequency memorized fi rst and memorizing the upper stations. Y ou ca[...]

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    14 RQT9522 Setting the sound quality/ sound fi eld, etc. Changing the sound quality/sound fi eld 1. Press [SOUND]. 2. Press [ e , r ] to select the effect ( ¼ below), and press [ w , q ] to select a setting. When [ RETURN] is pressed, the standard screen is restored. Sound Settings Equalizer Bass Treble Surround D.BASS Sound setting items F acto[...]

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    15 RQT9522 Operations Operations during photo playbac k Selecting photos from the thumbnail ¼ 1 view 1. Press [ RETURN]. The photo thumbnail screen appears. 2. Press [ e , r , w , q ] to select photos and press [OK]. Scrolling photos (Only f or the SD/internal memory) Press and hold [ w , q ]. When you release y our fi nger , scrolling stops and [...]

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    16 RQT9522 Editing photos Copying photos Y ou can cop y photos from the SD or CD to the internal memory (4 GB). Select the photo category . ( ¼ P15) Stop audio beforehand. 1. Press [MENU (PHO T O)]. Photo Menu Copy Photo Edit Photo Photo Playback Settings 2. Press [ e , r ] to select “Copy Photo” and press [OK]. 3. Press [ e , r ] to select ?[...]

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    17 RQT9522 Operations Deleting photos (Only f or the internal memory) Select “Internal Memory” among photo media. ( ¼ P14) Select the photo category . ( ¼ P15) Stop audio beforehand. 1. Press [MENU (PHO T O)]. 2. Press [ e , r ] to select “Edit Photo” and press [OK]. 3. Press [ e , r ] to select “Delete Files” and press [OK]. 4. Press[...]

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    18 RQT9522 Using the setup menu Basic operation 1. Press [SETUP]. Settings Menu Image Quality Settings Clock/Calendar Settings Demo Mode Remote Control Mode 2. Press [ e , r ] to select the item ( ¼ below) and press [OK]. 3. Make the setting according to the on-screen instructions. T o retur n to the standard screen, press [ RETURN] a fe w times. [...]

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    19 RQT9522 Operations Using the timer Photos or audio are automatically play ed at the set time. “Timer 1”, “Timer 2” and “Timer 3” can be set. Set the cloc k beforehand ( ¼ P9) T o listen to the radio, tune in to channels bef orehand. In the timer setting, set only audio source and volume f or audio playback. For Random, Repeat pla y [...]

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    20 RQT9522 Using with y our PC Installation of this unit Photo fi les can be e xchanged among this unit’s internal memory , SD and computer . Do not use any other cab les except a gen uine P anasonic USB connection cable (K2KZ4CB00015; optional). System con fi gurations required OS for PC Windows Vista ® Windows ® XP Mac OS X Po r t USB por t[...]

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    21 RQT9522 Reference Operations T roub leshooting guide Before requesting service, mak e the follo wing checks . If you are in doubt about some of the check points , or if the remedies indicated in the char t do not solve the prob lem, ref er to “Customer Services Director y (United States and Puer to Rico)” on page 23. This unit may become hot[...]

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    22 RQT9522 Err or message No card. The SD card is not inser ted.  Inser t the SD card. This card cannot be play ed. This SD card cannot be play ed on this unit.  Inser t the playab le SD card. ( ¼ P5) This card cannot be read. The write protection switch of the SD card is set to “LOCK. ” The SD card is write-protected.  Cancel the wr [...]

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    23 RQT9522 Reference T roub leshooting guide / Error messa ge / Product Service / Limited Warranty Customer Services Directory (United States and P uerto Rico) Obtain Product Information and Operating Assistance; locate your nearest Dealer or Service Center; purchase Parts and Accessories; or make Customer Service and Literature requests by visitin[...]

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    RQT9522-P H0809WM0 En Speci fi cations AMPLIFIER SECTION  RMS Output P ower Stereo mode Both ch driven 5 W P er channel 6 Ω , 1 kHz, 10 % THD T otal RMS Stereo mode power: 10 W FTC Output P ower Stereo mode Both ch driven 5 W P er channel 6 Ω , 90 Hz - 20 kHz, 10% THD T otal FTC Stereo mode power: 10 W Input and Output terminal Headphone: ste[...]