User manual JWIN JX-CD470 Instruction Manual

[. . . ] If the operating time decreases drastically even when the rechargeable nickelcadmium batteries are properly recharged, purchase a new set of rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries. When charging for the first time or after a long time, playing time may be reduced. In this case, charge and discharge the batteries several times. NOTE ON ALKALINE BATTERIES 1. When replacing the alkaline batteries, use two new batteries of the same type. [. . . ] Place only one disc at a time in the CD compartment. TRACK SEARCH · Press the sired track. · Press the · Press the · Press the and button during play to skip to the deto skip to the next track on the disc. twice or more to skip to previous tracks. FORWARD/REVERSE SEARCH Press and hold the skip ( ) button during play to scan the disc at high speed. ----forward ----reverse ) while playing, it will scan the current · If you press and hold the skip button ( playing track forward at high speed. ) while playing, it will scan the current · If you press and hold the skip button ( playing track backwards at high speed. BASS BOOST ON OFF BASS BOOST Use the Bass Boost function to increase the bass output when listening with headphones. During bass boost on setting, sometimes, you may hear some distortion, adjust the volume control to a lower level when using the bass boost feature. PROGRAMMED PLAY The tracks on the disc can be programmed for play in any order. (Up to 24 tracks can be programmed. ) During programming, "PROG" flashes in the display. Press the skip button ( Press the PROGRAM button again to enter the track into the memory. Note: Programmed play will begins automatically if you program 24 tracks. "PROG" shows steady in the display and programmed play begins. The player stops automatically after all programmed tracks have been played. To check the program, press the STOP Button and then the PROGRAM button. THE CD MODE BUTTON This button can be pressed during play to accomplish many different kinds of play. CD Mode button pressed Once for single track repeat. 5 times for return to normal play. SINGLE TRACK REPEAT Press the CD Mode button once during play, and the " " will appear in the display. The current track will be played over and over again until Stop button is pressed. ALL TRACKS REPEAT/CONTINUOUS PLAY Press the CD Mode button twice during play. The all tracks on disc will be played over and over again until Stop button is pressed. INTRO PLAY Plays the first 10 seconds of all tracks once, then stops. This is useful if you do not remember the song titles. Note: If you press the button during playing, it will start the intro play after the songs finished. RANDOM OR SHUFFLE PLAY Plays all the tracks in random order. To stop the function, press the CD Mode button once more or press the Stop button. THE HOLD FUNCTION It is useful during playing, the function will lock the key on the panel to protect the mistake during playing. During playing slide the HOLD switch to `ON' position, the `HOLD' will appear in the display, the key on the panel will be locked, the panel key is disabled. E. 4 THE ANTI-SKIP MEMORY FUNCTION (10SEC. ) The digital anti-skip function uses semiconductor memory to prevent the sound from skipping when the unit is subjected to shocks and vibration during play. When the ESP button is pressed during play, the display and the digital anti-skip function turns on. The digital data equivalent to approximately 3 seconds (10 seconds) of music is stored in a read-ahead memory mark buffer before it is decoded and played. The display changes from the mark, indicating that the data has been stored. [. . . ] Discs should be returned to their cases after use to avoid serious scratches that could cause the laser pickup to skip. Close lid securely (push down left corner of door) Take out the CD and leave the CD door open for about an hour to dry the moisture condensation. Increase the volume. CD Player will not The AC adapter not turn on. connected properly. Disc inserted incorrectly Defective or wrong type compact disc. [. . . ]