Panasonic SC-CH350 Manuale Utente

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Preparations(continued)Connections (continued)M Optional antenna connections FM outdoor antenna (not included)If the FM indoor antenna does not

External unit connection Analog playerAnalog player (not included)(R) (L)L.^— Stereo connection cable JL (not included)(R) (L)Surround speakersTh

Front Panel Controls and FunctionsThe functions indicated by the numbers with black background (for example O) can also be activated from the

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Front Panel Controls and Functions(continued)•According to the area, there is a set with ® DAT instead of (E> PHONO. SOiBJSAmplifier section® Power

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Front Panel Controls and Functions(continued)Cassette deck section@ Deck 1 cassette holderFast-torward/rewind/tape program sensor (TPS) buttons [◄◄

Compact disc player section@ Disc trayDisc tray open/ciose button OPEN/CLOSE)Press to open and close the disc tray.® Skip/search buttons ()Press to

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Setting the Time of DayDISPLAYc:CANCELoThese instructions explain how to set the time of 18:20.1 Switch on the power.2 Press CLOCK/TIMER.3 0 Select

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Listening to Radio BroadcastsManual tuner operation (to tune to broadcasts by using the jog dial)1 Press the band-select button to select FM, LW or M

Listening to Radio Broadcasts(continued)Memory presettingWhen you preset broadcast frequencies to the memory, you can then easily select a

Memory tuner operation (to listen to broadcast stations preset into memory)Switch on the power and be sure you've completed the steps of “Memory

Listening to Compact DiscsSequential playSequential play refers to play beginning with the first track and continuing in order to the last track.113(A

To temporarily stop the disc play(Also available from the remote control)Press the pause button.I °° 1r 77 r_/• ri "7_1 Itt; / I, ' 1E)

Listening to Compact Discs(continued)Program playThis function allows you to program up to 36 tracks on a disc in any order you choose. From the main

From the remote control1 Press the CD input select button.2 Press PROGRAM.The program indicator will appear on the display.3 Press the numeric bu

Listening to Compact Discs(continued)Program play (continued)CANCELQ-SKIP/-SEARCHM4/44 ►►/►Maa To confirm the program(Also available trorn the main u

Direct access playDirect access allows you to start sequential play from a specific track to the last track on the disc.Make sure the player

Caution for AC mains iead(For United Kingdom)(“EB” area code model only)The “EB” indication is shown on the serial number tag.For your safety, please

Listening to Compact Discs(continued)Special featuresRANDOMQREPEAT Random play(Only from the remote control)The microcomputer will automatically sele

Skip function(Also available from the remote control)While in play mode, press orskip button momentarily until you locate the desired track

You can use either deck 1 or deck 2 for tape playback by following the same steps.Listening to TapesTo play back prerecorded cassettes1 Press the TAP

To stop playback{Also available from the remote control)Press the stop button.1□ Full auto-stopWhen the tape reaches the end, the tape tra

Listening to Tapes(continued)Listening to two tapes consecutively2 56 43 2(Steps S and 6 also available from the remote control)1 Press the TAPE inpu

£J ^1 1 IT^QOO O^ oobC 1 JC3i 1 1—To find the beginning of a program (TPS: tape program sensor)To fast forward or rewind the tape(Also available

Making a Recording(Deck 2 only)To record from the radio or external sourceAlthough you can record a compact disc using the foilowing procedures,

When you record from the compact discsAfter pressing REC PAUSE;Press the CD input select button and the CD play button.The recording wil

Edit-Recording from Compact DiscsYou can edit-record up to 36 tracks.Using the edit-recording safeguards against a break in the continuity of the

Press SET.•The system assigns tracks to both sides of the tape and displays the results.•The time remaining on both sides of the tape appears on the d

Suggestions for Safety Use a standard AC wall outlet1. Use from an AC power source of high voltage, such as that used for an air conditioner, is ve

Edit-Recording from Compact Discs(continued)Tape length priority recording (FIT)When the tape is not long enough to record all the tracks

8 0 Turn the jog dial to select the length of the tape you are using.(D Press SET.The system assigns the tracks to both sides of the tape and display

Edit-Recording from Compact Discs(continued)Program edit-recording (PROGRAM)You can specify the tracks to be recorded in the desired sequence while ch

9 0Turn the jog dial to assign the tracks In sequence.You can also assign the tracks using the button on the numeric button on the remote c

Edit-Recording from Compact Discs(continued)To record from another disc on the remaining blank portion of the tape (LINK)The automatic link function a

Tape-to-Tape RecordingThe recording level and the noise reduction effect of the original (playback) tape will be recorded on the new tape

Changing the ToneTo retrieve the equalization curves preprogrammed to this systemThis system has 5 different equalization curves.-ON/FLAT-DEMOWhile pl

About equalization curves preprogrammed to this unit|T| HEAVYThis curve can be used to add "punch" to rock and other music.2 CLEARThis curve

Changing the Tone(continued)To store a desired equalization curves (USER curve)You can easily create the desired tone quality by using the sound effec

O'-BASSSURROUNDoTo listen with augmented bass (V. BASS)(Also available from the remote control) To cancel the V. BASS effectWhile playing the de

Concerning the Remote ControlI Battery installation1 Open the cover.Press gently and slide the cover out.2 Insert the batteries included with this s

Using the TimerHave you read and completed “Setting the Time of Day” on page 19? If not, please complete these sections before continu

0 Press VOL. PRESET to set the volume level for timer play.The volume level display will flash.(2) Adjust the volume level using the volume level co

Using the Timer(continued)Have you read and completed “Setting the Time of Day” on page 19? If not, please complete these sections bef

5 Press the TUNER input select button and tune in the station whose broadcast you want to record.6 Load a cassette in deck 2.Select th

Using the Timer (continued)To use the sleep timerYou can use this timer function to switch the power to the standby mode at a desired time

To change the time remaining on the sieep timer1 Press SLEEP.Within 5 seconds, follow with the next operation, or the display will return to what w

Enjoying the Microphone MixingUsing the “KARAOKE” featureThis function attenuates only the singing voice in the tune, so you can easily e

Using an External UnitTo enjoy an external sourceYou can connect an analog turntable to this unit.1 Press the PHONO input select button.Note;For the

Concerning the DisplaySelecting the displayPress DISPLAY on the tuner section.DISPLAYThe unit’s display can be stepped through the input mode

Care & UseI Concerning Cassette Tapes" Selection of cassette tapesCassette tapes exceeding 90 minutesThese tapes are handy for their

PreparationsSupplied accessoriesCheck the packing carton for these accessories.AC power supply cord 1 pc.Antenna holder 1 pc.Remote control transmit

Care & Use(continued)I Concerning Compact DiscsWith this system, you can only use compact- incOMW^ discs having this mark: fn iRiDIGITAL

Maintenance Cassette deck head careTo ensure good sound quality for recording and playback, be sureto clean the heads approximately every 10 hours of

Before requesting service for this unit, check the chart below for a possible cause of the problem you are experiencing. Some sim

ProblemProbable cause(s)Suggested remedyWhen there is a television set nearbyThe picture on the TV disappears or stripes appear on the screen.The lo

Т echnical Specifications Amplifier sectionFrequency response1 kHz continuous power output both NORMAL 40 Hz-14 kHz (+3, -6dB)channels driven2x30W(TH

stacking the componentsInstall the various components as shown below.1O at 1 1 \ \O000 ^ Q o ^ ^ ^ ' O 0CD/—1-[—^ 0 0 / j *TunersectionAmpli

Preparations(continued)ConnectionsConnect the AC power supply cord after you have connected all other antennas and cables.•The configuration

2 Connect the LW/MW loop antenna.1. Attach the antenna holder with screws (included) to the rear panel.2. Clamp the antenna to the antenna holder an