User manual SONY CD-XC560

[. . . ] These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. [. . . ] For the "Contrast" setting, pressing (5) (n) makes the contrast higher, and pressing (2) (N) makes the contrast lower. After the mode setting is complete, the display goes back to normal playback mode. 4 Adjusting the frequency of the subwoofer(s) To match the characteristics of the connected subwoofer(s), you can cut out the unwanted high and middle frequency signals entering the subwoofer(s). By setting the cut-off frequency, the subwoofer(s) will output only low frequency signals so you can get a clearer sound image. EN 1 2 3 Press (SOURCE) to select a source (radio, CD or MD). Press (SHIFT), then press (3) (SET UP) repeatedly until "LPF" appears. Press (5) (n) or (2) (N) repeatedly to select desired setting. 1 2 Press (SHIFT). Press (3) (SET UP) repeatedly until the desired item appears. Each time you press (3) (SET UP), the item changes as follows: Clock n D. Info* n Amber/Green n Dimmer n Contrast n Beep n RM n Loud* n LPF* n A. Scrl* * When you have not tune the station or there is no CD/MD being played, these items will not appear. Note The displayed item will differ depending on the source. Each time you press (5) (n) or (2) (N), the cut-off frequency in the display changes as follows: LPF off ~ LPF 80 Hz ~ LPF 120 Hz 4 Press (SHIFT). When the frequency setting is complete, the display goes back to the normal playback mode. 18 With Optional Equipment CD/MD Unit You can control up to 7 CD and MD units with this unit. If you connect an optional CD unit with the CD TEXT function, the CD TEXT information will appear in the display when you play back a CD TEXT disc. You can label CD and CD TEXT discs with a personalized name using the disc memo function, refer to "Labeling a CD" (page 23). However, if you use personalized labels, they will always take priority over the original CD TEXT information when such information is displayed. Tips · If the name of the MD or CD TEXT disc is too long, you can scroll it across the display by pressing (SHIFT), then (2) (N). · "*Mem Full*" appears in the display when you try to enter more than 12 tracks into a program. 1 Press (SHIFT), then press (4) (PLAY MODE) for two seconds. Program edit mode DISC TRACK Playing the stored program Changing the disc order in the unit will not affect program memory play. You can select: ·PGM 1 to play Program 1. ·PGM 1+2 to play Programs 1 and 2. PLAY MODE ENTER "P 1" shows Program 1 is selected. If you have labeled the disc, the bank edit mode appears. Press (4) (PLAY MODE) to display "P 1" above. To select Program 2, press (5) (n) repeatedly until "P 2" appears. 1 2 3 Press (SHIFT). Press (4) (PLAY MODE) repeatedly until "PGM" appears. Press (5) (n) repeatedly until the desired program appears. z PGM 1 z PGM 2 PGM off Z z PGM 1+2 EN CD/MD Unit 2 Select the track you want. 1 Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select CD or MD. 2 Press (MODE) repeatedly to select the unit. 3 Press (SHIFT), then press the number button to select the disc. 5 Push the SEEK/AMS control up or down to select the track. Program Play starts. 4 Press (SHIFT). To go back to normal playback mode, select "PGM off" in step 3 above. Notes · If you press a number button during program memory play, program memory play is interrupted, and playback of the selected disc starts. [. . . ] ·Rotate the dial in a clockwise direction to adjust the volume. · The power cord or battery has been disconnected. · The reset button has been pressed. n Store again into the memory. The contents of the memory have been erased. Indications do not appear in the Remove the front panel and clean the connectors. [. . . ]