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©2004 Sony Cor poration 4-251-513- 11 (1) Micr o Hi-Fi Component System Oper a ti ng Inst ructions CMT -SE5[...]
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2 GB To preven t fire or shoc k haz ard, do not expose th e unit to ra in or m oi st ur e. To prevent fir e , do not cover the ven til ation of the apparatus with ne ws papers, table-clo ths, curta ins, e tc. And don’t pla c e li ghte d c an dle s on the appa r at us. To prevent fire or sho ck haz ard, do not place objects filled wit h liq u ids [...]
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3 GB How to use this manu al ............. ........ ... ... 5 Playable discs ....... .......... ........... ........ ...... 5 Getting Started Hooking up the sy stem........... ....... .......... 8 Positionin g the spe akers ............ ............ 1 1 Setting the cloc k ............. ........ ........... .... 1 2 Selectin g a langu age ..........[...]
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4 GB Trouble shooti ng Proble m s and remed ie s ........ ........ ... .... .. 5 5 Messag es ......... ....... ........... ....... ........... .. 59 Additi onal Infor m ation Precau tions ............. ....... ........... ........... .. 61 Specific ations ......... ........... ........... ....... .. 62 Langua ge code list .... ........... ........ [...]
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5 GB • This manual main ly explains oper ations using the remote, b ut the sa me operation s can also be perf orme d usin g t he b uttons on the uni t havi ng the same or si milar n ames. • The foll owing sym bols a re used in t his manu al. You can play ba ck th e fo llow ing disc s on th i s system . O t her disc s cann ot be pla yed ba ck. L[...]
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6 GB • A dis c that ha s the adhesi ve, cel lophan e tape , or a stic ker sti ll left on it • A disc t hat has commerc ially ava ilable stick er s, ring s or ot he r acce ssor i e s at tach ed • An 8 cm dis c conver ted to a standa rd disc using a n ad apto r *1 ISO9660 F ormat The mo st comm on in tern at ional standar d for the logical form[...]
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7 GB • T he foll ow ing dis cs t ak e a long er tim e to sta rt play back. – a dis c record ed wit h co m pl icate d tree stru cture – a dis c reco rded i n Multi Ses sion – a disc to wh ich da ta ca n be add ed ( non- finali ze d disc) • Some CD-Rs, CD-RWs, DVD-Rs or DVD- RWs (in video mode) (DVD-RWs created in video mode have the same f[...]
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8 GB Perform th e following procedures 1 to 4 to hook up your s yste m us ing the s upplie d cord s and access ori es. 1 Connect the speakers. Be sure to match the appropria te speaker cord s f rom th e spea ker t er min al s t o the correspondi ng SPEAKER terminals on the unit. Speaker s Getting St ar ted Hooking u p the system AM l o op antenna T[...]
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Getting Started 9 GB Notes • When inser ti ng the spe a ker c o rd plugs into the SPEAKER termi nals on the uni t, press in the plugs all the wa y un ti l they cl ic k. Whe n unp lugging th e speaker cord s, press the protrusi ons on the pl ugs and pull out the plu gs. • Keep the speaker cords away fr om the an ten n as to prevent nois e. • D[...]
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10 GB 4 Connect the mains lead to mains. If the pl ug does not f it your wa ll socket, detach it from t he plu g ( onl y for m ode ls equipp ed w ith an adapt er ) . To tur n on t he syst em, press ?/1 . Note When y ou tur n on th e syst em, the disc is n ot pull ed in to the disc slot until “No D isc” appe ars in the di splay . Do not atte mpt[...]
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Getting Started 11 GB 1 Place the front speakers at an angle of 45 degrees from your listening positi on. 2 Place the cent er speaker at abo ut the same height as the front speakers. Align th e cent er speak er wit h the fr on t speakers or place it slightly b ehind the f ront speak ers. 3 Place the surround speakers. Pos i ti on the su rr o u nd s[...]
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12 GB 1 Press ?/1 to turn o n the system. 2 Press CLOCK/TIMER SET. 3 Press . or > repeatedly to set the day of the w eek. 4 Press EN TER or M . 5 Press . or > repeatedly to set the hour. 6 Press EN TER or M . 7 Press . or > repeatedly to set the minute. 8 Press EN TER . The cloc k s tarts wo rk ing. To adjust the clock 1 Press CLO C K/ T I[...]
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D VD/VIDEO CD/CD/Super A udio CD/MP3/JPEG – Pla y 13 GB Insert a disc i n the disc sl ot with th e label side up. Notes • When you turn on the system, the disc is not pulled into the disc s lot until “No Disc” appears in t he display . Do not attempt to push in the disc until “No Disc” appears. • When pressing the Z DVD (eject) on the[...]
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14 GB 2 Press PLA Y M OD E in stop m ode repeatedly until the mode you want appears in the d isplay. * You canno t pe rform Shuffle Pla y and Progra m Play with DVDs. 3 Press SA-CD/DVD N . Tip You can change th e play mode usi ng the on-sc r een display as fo llo ws: 1 Press DVD DISPLAY in stop mode. The Contro l Menu ap pears. 2 Press v or V to se[...]
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D VD/VIDEO CD/CD/Super A udio CD/MP3/JPEG – Pla y 15 GB Notes • If DVD playback is paused for approximately one hour , th e sy s tem auto mati ca lly tur ns off . • 2 channel sound is heard whe n usin g headphone s. • You can not cha nge the p lay m ode durin g pla y. • When you change the func tion, D VD indica tor may appear eve n if yo[...]
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16 GB Some DVDs have menus to help you en joy the DVDs. You can pl ay DVDs using these menus on TV scr een. • U sing the DVD top menu A DV D is divide d into long s ection s of a p ictur e or a mu sic featu re calle d “ti tles”. Wh en you play a DVD w hich contai ns sev er al tit le s, you can select th e title you want using t he menu. • U[...]
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D VD/VIDEO CD/CD/Super A udio CD/MP3/JPEG – Pla y 17 GB You can pl ay JPE G ima ge fil es on CD-ROMs, CD-Rs, or C D-R Ws. How ever , th e disc s m ust b e recorded according t o ISO9660 level 1 /level 2 or Joliet fo rma t for th e sy ste m to re c ogni ze t he files . Yo u can al so play d iscs re corde d in M ul t i Sessi on. See the i nstructio[...]
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18 GB Enjoying the S lide show 1 Press M while d isplaying a JPE G image. Slid e show s tarts fr om the curren t ima ge. 2 Press SA-CD/DVD N when you wan t to return to No rmal Play. To change the interval time of Slide show Each t ime you p ress M duri ng Slide show, the interval time change s as follo ws: The FF3 M interval time is fast er than F[...]
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D VD/VIDEO CD/CD/Super A udio CD/MP3/JPEG – Pla y 19 GB Using t he on -scr e en di spl ay 1 Press DVD DISPLAY during play. The Con trol Men u ap pear s. 2 Press v or V repeatedly to select “REPEAT”, then press ENTE R. If you do not sele ct “OF F”, t he “ ” indi ca to r l ig ht s u p in gr een . 3 Press v or V repeatedly to select the [...]
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20 GB You ca n m ake a pr og ram of up t o 25 steps . Using t he fron t panel d isplay 1 Press FUNCTION to switch the function to DVD. 2 Press PLA Y M OD E in stop m ode repeatedly until “PGM” ap pea rs. 3 Press . or > repeatedly until t he desired title or track number appears. Whe n pr og ram m ing a n M P3, pr es s ALBUM + or – to s ele[...]
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D VD/VIDEO CD/CD/Super A udio CD/MP3/JPEG – Pla y 21 GB 3 Select the album, or track yo u want to program . x When programming a VIDEO CD/CD/ Su pe r A u di o CD For e xamp le, se lect trac k “2”. Press v/V or the number bu tton s to s elect “2”, then press EN TER. * “– –:– –” appea r s whe n an MP3 a udi o track is selected .[...]
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22 GB You can searc h a title (DVD), chapter ( DVD), track (CD, VIDEO CD, Super Audio CD, MP3), index ( V ID EO CD, Sup er Audi o CD ), al bu m (MP3, JPEG) and file (JP EG). As title s, tracks , albu m s an d files are assig ned uni que num be rs on the disc, you c an s elect th e des ired on e fr om the C ontro l Me nu. A lso cha pter s and i ndex[...]
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D VD/VIDEO CD/CD/Super A udio CD/MP3/JPEG – Pla y 23 GB 3 Press ENTER. “** (* *) ” ch anges to “– – (**) ”. 4 Press v or V rep eatedly, or press the number button s to select th e chapter or index number you want to search. If yo u m ak e a mista ke , pr ess CLEAR to cance l the numb er, the n sel ect anot he r number . 5 Press ENTER.[...]
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24 GB Changin g the s ound (except for JPE G) You can select t he audi o langua ge and the au dio recordin g forma t while pla ying a DVD. In addi t ion, yo u can ou t p ut the soun d fo r eit he r the ri ght or le ft ch ann el fr om bo th th e r ig ht and left sp eakers while playin g a CD , VIDEO CD or an MP3 fi le. You can als o listen t o only [...]
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D VD – V arious functions 25 GB Disp lay ing the aud io infor mation of th e disc (D VD only) When you select “AUDIO”, the cha nnel s bein g pla yed ar e di splaye d on th e sc reen. For exampl e, in Dolby Di gital forma t, multiple signal s r an ging f ro m mona ural to 5. 1 chan nel signals can be recorded on a DVD. Depending on the DVD , t[...]
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26 GB Displaying the subti tles (DVD only) With DVDs on whi ch multilin gual subtitle s are recor ded, y ou c an c hange th e su btitle langua ge while play ing a DVD, or tur n the su btitle s on or off w henev er y ou w ant. For ex am ple, you can se lect th e la ng uage y ou want to master and turn the su btitles on fo r better unders tand ing. 1[...]
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D VD – V arious functions 27 GB x OSD (on-screen display) Switche s the dis pl ay la ng uage on the sc re en. Select th e la ng uage f ro m the di sp laye d l is t . x DVD MENU (DVD only) Switches the la nguage of the DVD menu. Select the lang ua ge from th e di s play ed l is t . x AUDIO (DVD only) Switche s th e langu age of the so und t rack. [...]
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28 GB x JPEG DATE Chang e the date informa tion or der of a JPEG image in t he Control Menu. The default setting is u nderlined. YYYY: Year MM: Month DD: Day Changin g the an gles (DVD only ) When playing a DVD on which variou s angles (mult i-angles) for a scene ar e re corded , the “ANGL E” in dicator ligh ts u p in gree n on th e scr ee n. T[...]
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D VD – V arious functions 29 GB Adjustin g the TV screen — SCREEN SETUP 1 Press DVD SE TUP in sto p mode. The Se tup Di sp lay ap pe ars. 2 Press v or V repeatedly to select “SCREEN SETU P”, then press ENTE R . •T V T Y P E • SCREEN SAVE R • BACKGROUND •L I N E 3 Press v or V repeatedly to select an item, then press ENTER. 4 Press v[...]
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30 GB Tip You can re set all th e DVD se ttings ex cept for Parental Control by perform ing the o perations described und er “To return the DVD setup to the de faul t settings *, perform re set as fol lows:” (page 59). * Except for P arental Con trol sett ings Preven ting pl ayback of specif ic disc s — CUSTOM PARENTAL CONTROL You ca n se t t[...]
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D VD – V arious functions 31 GB x When you have already registered a password The disp lay for enteri ng the pas sword appears . 5 Enter or re-enter your 4-digit password using the nu mber butto ns, then press ENTER. “Custom pa rental c ontrol is set.” a ppears and the scr een returns to the Contro l Menu. If you make a mistake entering your [...]
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32 GB 2 Press v or V repeatedly to select “CUSTOM S ETUP”, th en press EN TER. The “C U STO M S ETUP ” di sp lay a ppe ars. 3 Press v or V repeatedly to select “PARENTAL CONTROL t ”, then press ENTE R. x If you have not entered a password The dis play for r egiste ring a n ew pa sswo rd appe ars. Enter a 4-digi t pas sword usin g th e n[...]
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D VD – V arious functions 33 GB 8 Press v or V repeatedly to select the level you want, th en press ENT ER. The Parent al Control se tting is c ompleted. The lower the value, the more stri ct the limitati on. If you make a mistake Press b or RETURN O to go back to the previo us scr een. To turn off the Control Menu Press DVD SETUP. To turn off th[...]
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34 GB Area code To obtain th e best p ossible sur round sound, se t the spea ke rs you have co nnec ted an d t hei r dista nce from yo ur list e ning positi on. Then use the test tone to adjust th e volume and the bal anc e of th e s pea kers to the sa me l eve l. Sett ing the sp eaker s 1 Press DVD SETUP in stop mode. The Setup Di splay appear s. [...]
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D VD – V arious functions 35 GB x SIZE When you move th e su rrou nd s peak ers, set t he parameters for SURROUND. When you do not conn ect c enter and surrou nd spe aker s, pr ess SPEAKER OUT MODE repeatedly to select “2CH” or “2.1 CH ” in step 5. The fron t, cent er speak er s a nd sub woo fer se tting is fixe d, you canno t c han ge th[...]
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36 GB Be sure to change the value in the Setup Display when you move the spe akers. The defa ult set t in g s ar e under l in ed . Note s • When adjus ting spea kers, the sound m ay cut off for a moment. • If each of the front and surround spe a kers are not place d at an equ al d is t an ce fro m you r li s tening position, se t th e distanc e[...]
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D VD – V arious functions 37 GB x LEVEL You can va ry th e leve l of each s peaker as follows. Be sure to set “TEST TONE” to “ON” for eas y adjustment . The defaul t settings a re underlined. x BALANCE You can va ry th e bal ance of th e le ft and righ t speak er s as fo llo ws. B e s ure t o set “ TEST TONE” to “ON” for e asy adj[...]
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38 GB You c an pres et up to 20 FM stat ions an d 10 AM statio ns . You ca n then tun e i n an y of thos e statio ns simpl y by select in g t he c orre sp ond ing pres et n umber. Automatic tuning preset You can automat icall y tune in all o f the st ati ons that ca n be rece ived in yo ur area and then manua lly s tore the r adio frequ ency of the[...]
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T une r 39 GB Other operations Tips • The preset st ations are retained fo r about a day e ven if you di sconnect t he mains l ead or if a powe r failure occurs. • You can la be l th e preset st ati o ns “Label li n g th e preset stati ons ” (page 40). • To improve the rec ep tion, a dju st the supp lied antenn as or co nnect an external [...]
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40 GB Listen ing to no n-prese t radio station — Man ual Tunin g 1 Press TUNER BAND repeatedly (or move TUNER lever on the unit to FM or AM) to select “FM” or “AM”. 2 Press TUNING MODE repeatedl y until both “AUTO” and “PRESET” disappear. 3 Press + or – on the remote repeatedl y to tune in the desired st ation. Tips • To i mpr[...]
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T une r 41 GB To erase the station name 1 Tune in the preset station you want t o erase the station name. 2 Pres s N AME EDI T /S ELEC T. 3 Press CLEAR repeat edly to erase the name. 4 Pres s EN TER. To change the character In ste p 3 or 4, p ress m or M repeatedly until the char acte r t o be chang ed fla sh es, pre ss CLEAR t o erase t he char ac[...]
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42 GB You ca n sele ct fr om th r ee diff er ent s pea ker output modes: the front L/R speake rs, the fr ont L/R spea kers and th e subwo ofer , and the fro nt L/ R speake rs, cen ter sp ea ker, su rrou nd L/R speake rs an d the su bw oof er . When us ing o nl y th e f ront L /R spe aker s or th e front L/R sp eakers and t he s ubwoofe r, th e mul [...]
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Sound Adjustme nt 43 GB You can take ad va ntag e of su rrou nd soun d simply by s electing one of system’s pre - program med sound fiel ds. Th ey b ring t he exciting and pow e rfu l so un d of m ovi e theatr es into you r ho me. The so un d field s that ca n be sele ct ed differ accordi ng to the spea ker output selec tion a nd t he sound sou r[...]
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44 GB x C.ST.EX A (Cin e ma Stu dio EX A) Repro du ces th e so un d char ac teris tics of the Sony Pi ctures Ent e rtain ment “C ar y Grant Theate r” cine m a pr od uction studio . Th is is a stand ard mo de, gr eat for watc hing m ost an y typ e of mo vie. x C.ST.EX B (Cin e ma Stu dio EX B) Repro du ces th e so un d char ac teris tics of the [...]
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Tim er 45 GB You can set the syst em to turn off aft er a certain time, s o th at you can fall as leep to m u sic. Press SLEEP. Each time yo u press the b utton, the minu te displ ay (t he turn -off time) c hange s cycli cally as follow s: AUTO* t 90M IN t 80MIN t 70MIN t … t 10MIN t SLE EP OFF * The s ystem auto maticall y turn s off in 240 min [...]
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46 GB 9 Set the time to start playing. Press . or > re peatedly to se t the hour, then pr es s EN TER . The minute indication flashes. Press . or > re peatedly to se t the minute, then press ENTER. 10 Se t the time to stop playing fo llow ing the same pro cedure as step 7 to 9. 11 Press . or > repeatedly until t he desired sound source app[...]
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Displa y 47 GB The clock displa y can be turned off to minimize the amount of power consum ed du ring standb y (Powe r Saving Mode ). Press DISPLAY o n the unit repe atedly while the system is off unt il the clock di splay disappears. To cancel Power Saving Mode Press DISPLAY on the unit whil e the s yste m is off. Eac h t im e you pre ss th e but [...]
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48 GB x When playing an MP3 Curr en t track numb er and el ap sed pl ayin g t im e t Current track number and re maining time t Track title (file name) *2 t Album (fol der) name *2*6 t Clock displa y *3 t Soun d field stat us *3 t Volume *3 Note s • ID3 tags support only version 1. • When an ID3 ta g is reco rd ed on th e MP3 fil e that is curr[...]
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Displa y 49 GB Checki ng the station name (TUNER) Press DISPLAY on the unit while listening to the radio. Each time you pre ss th e bu tto n, th e di sp lay chan ges cycl ically as fol lo ws: Station na m e *1 t Pr eset numb er and freque ncy *2 t Clock d isplay *3 t Sound F ield status *3 t Volume *3 *1 Only w he n the pr es et sta tion is la be l[...]
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50 GB x When playi ng a VIDEO CD (withou t PBC function)/CD/Super Audio CD • T **:* * Elapsed playing time of the c urrent track • T–**:* * Remaining time of the curr ent track • D **:** Elapsed playin g time of t he current d isc • D–**:** Remaining time of the curr ent disc x When playing an MP3 • T **:* * Elapsed playing time of th[...]
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Optional Com ponents 51 GB To enhance your system, you can connect option al componen ts. Refer to the operating instr uc tio n s provid ed w i t h ea ch com p onent . A MD/TAPE IN jacks Use audi o cord s (not supp lied) to c onnec t an optional analog comp onent (MD deck, etc.) t o these j ack s. You can th en list en to fro m th e compon ent thr [...]
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52 GB Note s • When playing a VIDEO CD, Supe r Audio C D or MP3 aud io tr a ck s, you cannot output digi tal audio . • You c an r ecord digital audio f rom t his sy stem only when DVD function is select ed. E VIDEO/SAT IN jacks Use the audio/ vi deo cords (not su ppli ed) to conne ct an opt ional anal og co mpon ent ( VCR, etc.) to thes e ja ck[...]
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Optional Com ponents 53 GB Listen ing to an an alo g compon ent (suc h a s a VCR ) 1 Connect the au dio cords. See “H ooking up option al com pone nts” on page 51. 2 Press FUNCTION rep eatedly until “VIDEO” ap pears. Sta rt playi n g the co nn ecte d compo ne nt. Tip When the compone nt is connect ed using an opt ical digital cabl e , the a[...]
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54 GB Guide to the Serial Copy Management System Digit al aud io co m pon ents , suc h as CD s , M D s , and DATs let you copy music e asily with hi gh quali ty by p roces s ing mus i c as a digi ta l si gna l. To pr otec t the cop yrigh ted m usic progra ms, a syste m us es the Seri al Copy M anage m en t Syste m that allo ws yo u t o m ak e only [...]
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T r oubles hooting 55 GB Should yo u enco unte r a p robl em with you r system , do the fo llow ing: 1 Make sure the ma ins lead and speaker cords are corre ctly and firmly connected. 2 Find your problem in the troubleshooting checklist below and take the indicat ed corr ect ive act ion . If the p roblem persi sts aft er doing al l of the above, c [...]
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56 GB Speakers The left and right sounds a re unbalanced or reverse d. • Check that th e speake rs and com ponents are connect ed corr ect ly an d secu rel y. • Selec t “CE N T ER” in th e BAL ANCE men u (page 36) . The sound com es fr om the center spea ker only. • Dependi ng on the disc, the so und may come from the ce nter s peaker onl[...]
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T r oubles hooting 57 GB Playback starts automati cally. • The DVD f eatures an auto playback function. Play b a c k st o p s au t o m ati cal ly . • Some discs m ay contain an auto pause signal. While playi ng suc h a disc, th e pl ayb ack st ops at the auto pause sign al. The system tu rned o ff d uring DVD playbac k. • If approximately one[...]
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58 GB Picture There is no picture. • Press FUNCTION repeat edly until “DVD” or “VIDEO” appears. • Check that th e syste m is conn ected sec urely. • The SCART cord is dama ge d. Repla c e it with a new one. • Make sure you c onne c t the syst em to the inp ut jack of your TV (page 9). • Make sure you turn on the TV and operate the[...]
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T r oubles hooting 59 GB If the system still does not operate properly after performing the above measures, reset the system as follows: 1 Disconnect the mains lead. 2 Reconnect the mains lead. 3 Pres s ?/1 to turn on the system. 4 Press S PEAKE R OUT MODE a nd SOUN D FIELD + on the u nit and move SA-CD/DVD lever on t he unit to x at the sa me ti m[...]
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60 GB Timer OFF TIME NG! The Pl ay Time r star t an d end time s a re set to th e same ti me . PUSH SEL ECT! You tried to set the clo ck or tim e r du ri ng tim er operatio n. SET CLOCK! You tried to select th e time r with th e c loc k not set. SET TIMER! You tried to selec t th e time r with th e time r not set.[...]
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Additiona l Inform ation 61 GB The na meplate i s lo cated on t he bot tom exte rior. On safety • The unit is not disc onne c te d from the AC powe r source (ma ins) as long a s it is connected to the wall outlet (m ai ns), even i f the u n i t itsel f h as b een t urned off. • Unplug the syst em from the w al l out le t (m a ins ) if it is not[...]
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62 GB Notes on di scs • Before playing, clean t he disc with a cleaning cloth. Wipe the disc fro m th e cen t er out. • Do not use sol vents s uch as benzine, thinner, commercial ly availa bl e cl ean ers or anti-static spray intended for v inyl L Ps. • Do not expose the disc to di rec t sunl ight or heat sources such as hot air ducts , nor l[...]
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Additiona l Inform ation 63 GB Outputs MD/TAPE OUT (phono jacks): Volt ag e 25 0 mV, impedance 1 kil ohm MD DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL: Sampling fre que nc ie s: 44.1 kHz (CD only) Wave length : 66 0 nm PHONES (stereo phone jac k) : Accepts h eadphones of 8 ohms or more LINE-TV: Max. o utput level 1 Vp-p, unbalanced, Sy nc negative , lo ad imped ance 75 o[...]
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64 GB Gener al Power requi rements 230 V AC, 50/ 60 Hz Power cons umptio n 55 watt s 0.3 watts (i n Power Saving Mode) Dimensions (w/h/ d) Approx. 15 5 × 12 0 × 345 mm Mass Approx. 5.3 kg Supplied accessories: Remote Commander (1) Batteries (2) AM loop antenna ( 1) FM lead a ntenna (1 ) Speaker co rds (6) Design and spe cifications are su bject t[...]
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Additiona l Inform ation 65 GB For deta ils , see page s 24 an d 26. The langua ge spellings conform to th e ISO639: 198 8 (E/F) standa rd. Language co de list 1245 Inupiak 1248 Indonesian 1253 Icelandic 1254 Italian 1257 Hebrew 1261 Japanese 1269 Yiddish 1283 Javanese 1287 Georgian 1297 Kazakh 1298 Greenlandic 1299 Cambodian 1300 Kannada 1301 Kore[...]
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66 GB When yo u pres s D V D DISP LAY, th e follo w i ng c ontr ol m enu item s ar e displ ay ed. * For JP EG files, Norma l Play mode only is avail a ble . Tips • Each time you press DVD DISPLAY, the Control Menu di splay changes cyclically as f ollows: Control Me nu display t Cont r ol Me nu di splay off • The Control Menu item s dif f e r de[...]
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Additiona l Inform ation 67 GB When you pr ess DVD SETUP, the following settin gs are disp layed. LANGUAGE SET UP (page 26) SCREEN SE TU P (page 29) CUSTOM SETU P (pages 26, 31) SPEAKER SETUP (page 34) RESET System setup item list OSD Select the l anguage you want to use from the displaye d langua ge list. DVD MENU Select the language you want to u[...]
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68 GB Album Secti on of a mu si c pi e ce on a da ta CD cont ai ning MP3 audi o track s or JPE G ima ge files . Auto Paus e An automatic pause may occur accord ing to the signa l en code d on the di sc while pl ayi n g a VIDEO CD. If the DVD player does not resume play for a long time, pr ess SA-CD/DVD N to resume play manuall y. Chapte r Subdivisi[...]
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Additiona l Inform ation 69 GB DVD A di sc tha t cont ains up to 8 hou rs of movi ng pictures even t hough its diam eter is the sam e as a CD. The data c apa city of a sing le - layer an d sing l e- sided DVD, at 4.7 GB (Giga Byte), i s 7 times tha t of a CD. Fu rthermor e, the data cap acity o f a dual-lay er and sing le -s id ed D V D is 8. 5 G B[...]
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70 GB Scene On a VIDEO CD with PBC functions (page 16), the me nu s cree ns, mo ving pict ures, and still pict ures are divi ded into sect ions calle d “sce nes”. E ach sce ne is assig ned a sc ene numb er enab l in g yo u to lo ca te the sc ene you w an t. Supe r Au dio CD Super A udio CD is a new hi gh quali ty aud io disc stand ar d th at re[...]
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Additiona l Inform ation 71 GB Main unit AM qa (38, 39) Disc slot 5 ( 13) DISPLAY qd (41, 47, 49) Display w indow 6 FM qa (38, 39) FUNCTION 3 ( 9, 12, 13 , 20, 52) PHONES jack 0 Remo te sens or 2 SA-CD/DVD lever qs SOUND FIELD +/– 9 (42, 43, 59) SPEAKER OUT MODE 4 (35, 42, 43, 59) TUNER lever qa VOLUME cont ro l 8 (36 , 45) ?/1 (p ow e r) 1 (1 0,[...]
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Sony Cor poration Printed in Korea Remote control ALBUM +/ – *2 qd (14, 17, 20) ANGLE *2 8 (2 8 ) AUDIO *2 8 (24) CLEAR w; (19, 20, 23, 34, 41) CLOCK/TIMER SELECT qs (46) CLOCK/TIMER SET qs (12, 45) DDSG qf (44) DVD DISPLAY *2 9 (14, 17, 19, 22, 24, 28, 30, 49, 50, 66) DVD MENU *2 qd (1 6 ) DVD SETUP *2 wf (12, 26, 29, 31, 34, 59, 67) ENTER qh (1[...]