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DC X900TP-XIOOOCD STEREO SOUND SYSTEMBELT DRIVE TURNTABLE

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CAUTION - USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSESPECIFIED IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.

THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED OR REPAIRED BY ANYONE EXCEPT PROPERLYQUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

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PRECAUTIONS

- If water should enter the unit, electrical shock or malfunction may - Sudden changes in the ambient temperature may cause condensa-

result. Always use it in a place where there is low humidity and little tion to form on the optical lens inside the unit. If this happens, take out

dust. the disc, leave the unit with the disc tray extended for about 1 hour,

Do not use where there are extremes of temperature (below 5°C or and then proceed to operate.

exceeding 35”C) or where direct sunlight may strike it.

- Because of the CD player’s extremely low noise and wide dynamic

range, there might be a tendency to set the volume on the amplifier

unnecessarily high. Doing so may produce an excessively large

output from the amplifier which could damage your speakers.

CONNECTIONS

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FM outdoor aerial

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Speaker terminals (SPEAKERS)These terminals will accept speakers of 8 ohms minimum impedance.

The speaker wires should be connected to the speaker terminals with the

proper polarity. The red terminals are (+) positive and black terminals are

(-) negative.

Phono input sockets (PHONO) and DC 12V socketConnect the output leads and power supply lead of the SANYO TP-X1 000

turntable to the PHONO sockets and DC 12V socket of the unit respec-

tively.

Video equipment input sockets (VIDEO)Connect the audio output from a video equipment.

Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)Connect stereo headphones (8 ohms - 10 kohms, not supplied) for

monitoring orfor private listening. The speakers are automatically discon-

nected when headphones are connected to this socket.

Power supplyConnect the mains lead to an AC wall outlet.

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-- uo not connect the mains lead to an AC outlet until all connections have

been made.

The unit is not disconnected from the mains unless it is unplugged from

the AC outlet.

AerialsFM aerial

In areas close to a transmitter the simple indoor aerial is sufficient to

receive FM broadcasts. Extend the aerial wire as straight as possible and,

while listening to the sound from the system, secure it in a position which

yields minimal distortion and noise.

In fringe areas or where reception is distorted or noisy, an FM outdoor

aerial (not supplied) should be connected instead of the simple indoor

aerial. Consult your dealer.

AM loop aerial

Mount the loop aerial in the aerial holder and place it in a position which

yields the best AM reception, or attach the aerial holder to a wall or other

surface. Adjust the angle of the aerial for the best reception.

Note:

To minimize noise, do not place the aerial close to the system or a TV.

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CONTROLS

Tuner/Timer section

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1.2.3.4.5.6.7.

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Remote sensor (REMOTE SENSOR) 8,

Display 9,

Down/Up switches (DOWN/UP) 10,

Clock switch (CLOCK) 11.

Memory switch (MEMOR~ 12,

Clear switch (CLEAR)Preset tuning/Automatic preset tuning switches(PRESET/APT)

Amplifier section

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13.14.15.16.

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Band select switch (BAND SELECT)FM mode switch (FM MODE)Sleep timer switch (SLEEP)Wake-up timer switch (WAKE UP)ON/OFF timer switch (TIMER)

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Level meter (LEVEL METER) 17.Volume level meter (VOL.) 18.

Power switch (POWER) 19.

Function switches and indicators (TAPE/CD/PHONO/TUNER/VIDEO)

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Balance control (BALANCE)Volume controls (VOLUME CONTROL)Graphic equalizer controls (5 BAND GRAPHIC EQUAIIZER)

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iCassette deck section

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Fast forward and rewind switches (44 w ) 29.Forward play switch and indicator (PIAY ➤) 30.Stop switch (STOP) 31.

Reverse play switch and indicator (4 PLAY) 32.Deck 1 eject button (EJECT) 33,Deck 1 cassette holder 34.Deck 2 cassette holder 35.Deck 2 eject button (EJECT)Headphones socket (HEADPHONES)

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CD player section

Bass expander switch (BASSXPANDER)Reverse mode switch (MODE)Dolby noise reduction switch (DOLBY NR)Deck 1/2 select switch and indicators (1 DECK 2)Computer dubbing switch (COMP. DUB)Record muting switch (REC MUTE)Record/Record pause switch and indicator (REC/PAUSE)

36. Disc tray37. Display

CD operation indicators38. Random indicator (RANDOM)39. Play indicator (PIAY)40, Edit indicator (EDIT)41, Repeat indicator (REPEAT)42. Programme indicator (PROGRAM)

43. Side A/Side B indicators (A SIDE B)

44. Stop switch (STOP)45. Disc tray open/close switch (OPEN/CLOSE)46. Play/Pause switch (PLAY/PAUSE)47. Skip/Search switches (SKIP/SEARCH)48. Memory switch (MEMORY)49. Edit switch (EDIT)50. Repeat play switch (REPEAT)

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REMOTE CONTROL

Controls

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Power switch (POWER)Deckl controls44W : Fast forward and rewind switches4 : Reverse play switch} : Forward play switch■ : Stop switchDeck 2 controls44* : Fast forward and rewind switches<: Reverse play switch} : Forward play switch■ : Stop switch● /11 : Record/Record pause switchMUTE: Record muting switchTuner controls- TUN +: Tuning controlsPRESET: Preset tuning switchBAND: Band select switchMODE: FM mode switch

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CD player controlsCD 10KEY: CD 10-key switchINTRO: Introscan switch (Not in use for DC X900.)RANDOM: Random play switchMEMORY: Memory switchREPEAT: Repeat play switch5 : Disc tray open/close switchK W : Skip/Search switches➤/11 : Play/Pause switch■ : Stop switchNumber switches0-9, +10: For CD player[1] - [12]: FortunerAmplifier controlsMUTE: Audio muting switchCD: CD function switchPHONO: PHONO function switchVIDEO: VIDEO function switch- VOL +: Volume controlsSleep timer switch (SLEEP)

Number switches (O -9, +10 and [1] - [12])All these switches are used to select both CD tracks and preset radio~

stations.

If the CD 10KEY switch is pressed then the switches select CD track

numbers.

If the BAND switch is pressed, the switches select preset radio stations.

Inserting batteries1.Open the battery compartment lid by pressing the latch.

2. Install 2 “AA/SUM-3/R6” size batteries (not supplied) into the battery

compartment matching the polarity as shown in the battety compart-

ment.

3. Replace the battery compartment lid.

Note:

Always remove batteries if the remote control is not to be used for a month

or more. Batteries left in the unit may leak and cause damage,

Remote control range

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ADJUSTING THE CLOCK

The clock display blinks when the mains lead is connected to the AC 5

outlet for the first time.

Example: To set “7:30PM”,

1, Press the CLOCK switch for 1 or more seconds.

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7’: 0 AM

The “CLOCK’ and hours displays blink.

If nothing further is done, the time setting mode will be released -

after 30 seconds.

2. Press the UP and DOWN switches to set the “hours.”

3. Press the MEMORY switch.

The minutes display blinks.

4. Press the UP and DOWN switches to set the “minutes.”

BEFORE OPERATION

Press the POWER switch.

To turn off the power, press it again. ‘iP.OFF” appears on the tuner/timer

display for 5 seconds. The clock display remains lit.

When the power is switched ON:Tuner/Timer:

“Frequency display” appears on the display.

Amplifier:

One of the function indicators lights. The volume level will increase to

the previous level.

CD player:

Ifthefunction is “CD”,”- -“ blinks, then “Cd” appears on the display.

If a disc has been placed on the disc tray, its total number of tracks

appears.

—●djusting the volumePress the UP or DOWN VOLUME CONTROL or “+” or” - “ VOL control

on the remote control.

The VOL. level meter shows the volume set level.

To reduce the volume temporarily (muting)Press the MUTE (audio muting) switch on the remote control. [M] appears

on thetuner/timer display and the VOL. level meter blinks. (If the volume

level is too low, the VOL. level meter goes out.)

The muting function will be retained for a few days, even if the unit is

turned off or the mains lead is disconnected.

The volume is restored to its previous level by pressing the same switch

again.

Adjusting the left/right speaker balanceUse the BAIANCE control to adjust the Ieftlright speaker balance.

Press the MEMORY switch. The clock starts.

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CLOCK

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The time can be set accurately by pressing the MEMORY switch

when a time signal is heard.

These operations can be done, even if the power is off.

The UP and DOWN PRESH/APT switches can also be used for

setting the clock.

The clock operation and memory are backed up even with a power

failure lasting 30 seconds or less.

When a power failure lasts for more than 30 seconds, the memory

contents will be retained for several days but the clock display will

blink. Reset the time when the display blinks because of a power

failure. Reset the timer ON/OFF times as well.

Adjusting the sound qualityThe 5 BAND GRAPHIC EQUALIZER controls (1OOHz/300Hz/l kHz/3kHz./

12kHz) allow the sound to be tailored to individual musical preferences or

to fit the acoustics of the room. Moving the control will adjust the sound

level in a narrow range of musical frequencies.

Selecting the functionThe function is automatically selected when tape playback is started, or

when any of the function switches (except the FM MODE switch) on the

tuner have been operated.

For CD operation, press the CD function switch. If any other function is

selected, the CD player will not operate.

When the function selection is changed, tape playback or CD play is

automatically stopped, (except during tape dubbing.)

Press the PHONO or VIDEO function switch for turntable or video

equipment operation.

Level meter (LEVEL METER)Shows the amplifier input levels which are being monitored.

Bass expander systemPress the BASSXPANDER switch to enhance the bass sound.

WHAT TO DO IF ...If the operation of the unit or display is not normal, turn off the POWER

switch on the main unit and then turn it on again.

If the power is not turned off even by pressing the POWER switch,

disconnect the mains lead from the AC outlet. Then connect the lead to

the AC outlet and resume the operation. In this case, reset the clock and

memory contents.

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CD PLAY

Use compact discs bearing the symbol shown below. In addition to

conventional 12 cm CDs, this system can be used to play 8 cm CDs

without an adapter.

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Press the CD function switch.

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“Cd” appears on the display.

Press the OPEN/CLOSE switch.

The disc tray slides out.

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Place the disc with the label facing up on the disc tray.

For 12 cm CD For 8 cm CD

Press the OPEN/CLOSE switch again to close the disc tray.

mlThe total number of tracks on the disc appears.

Press the PIAY/PAUSE switch.

The PLAY indicator lights, and play starts from the first track.

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The current track number appears.

Press the STOP switch to end disc play.

When the last track has been played, the player automatically stops.

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When the OPEN/CLOSE switch is pressed during play, play will stop

and the disc tray will slide out.

Notes on handling compact discs- Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight, high humidity or high

temperatures for extended periods of time.

- Discs should be returned to their cases after use.

- Do not apply paper or write anything on the disc surface.

- Handle the disc by its edge. Do not touch the playing surface (glossy

side).

- Fingerprints and dust should be carefully wiped off the playing

surface of the disc with a soft cloth.

Wipe in a straight motion from the centre to the outside of the disc.

- Never use chemicals such as record cleaning sprays, antistatic sprays

or fluids, benzine or thinner to clean compact discs.

Temporarily stopping playPress the PLAY/PAUSE switch. The PIAY indicator blinks. To resume

play, press the switch again.

Direct track selectionBy using the remote control, play can be started immediately from the

desired track.

While a disc is playing, it is possible to switch immediately to a particular

track,

Proceed with the operation after the CD 10KEY switch has been pressed.

Examples:

To start from track 3 on the disc, press the 3 switch.

To start from track 10, press +1 O, then 0,

To start from track 25, press +1 O twice, then 5.

Skip piayTo skip to track 6 while track 3 is playing, press the M / W SKIP/

SEARCH switch repeatedly until “6” appears on the display.

To skip back to track 3 while track 6 is playing, press the M / * SKIP/

SEARCH switch repeatedly until “3” appears.

Search (forward/reverse)If the w / ~ or ~ / ~ SKIP/SEARCH switch is pressed during

play, the player will search at high speed in the forward or reverse

direction while the switch is being pressed. When the switch is released,

normal play will continue.

- During search operation, the display indicates the elapsed playing

time of the track which is searching. The left-hand digit indicates the

last place of minutes and the right-hand digit indicates ten’s place of

seconds.

Examples:

15 minutes 30 secondsm

1 minute 32 secondsD

Random piayPress the RANDOM switch on the remote control to begin random play.

The playerwill automatically select and play tracks on the disc at random.

The PIAY and RANDOM indicators light.

If the RANDOM switch is pressed during random play, the player w;”

select the next random track.

Repeat piayBefore or during play, press the REPEAT switch. The player will play all

the tracks, all the programmed tracks or all the random play tracks

repeatedly. The REPEAT indicator lights.

To cancel repeat play, press the REPEAT switch again. The REPEAT

indicator goes out.

PROGRAMMED PLAY

Up to t 6 selections on a disc can be programmed for play in any order.

- To begin the programming procedure, select the CD function first.

- The same track can be programmed more than once.

Example:

To programme tracks 5,2,6 and 10 (using the remote control)

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Proceed with the operation after the CD 10KEY switch has been

pressed.

Press the MEMORY switch. The PROGRAM indicator lights and “1”

blinks on the display.

Select track 5 by pressing the 5 switch. “5” blinks.

Press the MEMORY switch. “5” remains lit.

Select track 2 by pressing the 2 switch. “2” blinks.

Press the MEMORY switch. The PROGRAM indicator and “2” remain

lit.

- The remaining tracks are programmed in the same way.

Press the ➤/II switch to start play.

When all programmed selections have played, the player stops

automatically.

- The programme contents are retained in memory,

The tracks can also be selected using the ~ or ~ switch.

When programming using the controls on the main unit, use the SKIP/SEARCH switches to assign the tracks.

Any attempt to programme more than 16 selections will result in

discontinuation of the programming.

The programme is cleared in the following cases:

- When the STOP switch is pressed in the stop mode

- When the EDIT switch is pressed in the stop mode

- When the OPEN/CLOSE switch is pressed

- When other source is selected

- When the power is switched off

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~ Checking the programme Operations during programmed playWhen the MEMORY switch is pressed once in the stop mode, the - Press the SKIP/SEARCH switch to skip programmed tracks.

programmed track numbers sequentially appear on the display. The O -9 and +1 O switches on the remote control do not function

during programmed play.

Adding onto a programmeTo add more selections to the next free memory position in the stop mode,

select a track number then press the MEMORY switch.

Note:

Programmed details cannot be partially deleted or inserted.

LISTENING TO TAPES

Deck 1 is for playback only; Deck 2 is for both playback and recording.

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Press the EJECT button to open the cassette holder.

Load the cassette(s).

To load, place the tape with its exposed end at the bottom. After the

tape has been loaded, push the cassette holder back into position.Both < and } indicators light, and 1 or 2 DECK indicator lights.

Set the DOLBY NR switch to ON or OFF according to whether the tape

has been recorded with the Dolby NR system or not.

Select Deck 1 or Deck 2 by pressing the DECK switch if required. (If

only one cassette is loaded, Deck 1 or Deck 2 will be selected

automatically.)

Playback commences when the PLAY } or < PIAY switch is

pressed, The } or < indicator remains lit.

Press the STOP switch to stop playback at any time.

When the end of the tape has been reached, automatic stop or reverse

will be activated.

Types of usabie tapesThe type of tape used is automatically identified by the system since

Decks 1 and 2 both employ an auto tape selection system. The following

types of tape can be used with this system.

Normal

Cr02

Note:

Cr02 tapes without sensing holes cannot be used since they cannot

be identified by the auto tape selector.

- Endless tapes cannot be used.

Do not use C-120 tapes. They may jam in the mechanism.

Auto reverseIn both Decks 1 and 2, tapes can be played back in the following 3 ways

using the MODE switch.——:

— For listening to one side of the tape only.

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For listening to both sides of the tape in succession.

If playback has been started from the reverse side, only the reverse

side will be played back.

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Fast forward and rewindPress the W or q switch. The ➤ or < indicator blinks.

When the tape has been wound to the end (or beginning), the fast fonvard

or rewind function will be automatically released.

Relay playback (continuous piayback on Decks 1 and2)1.’

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Load the cassettes into both Decks 1 and 2.

Set the MODE switch to ~ .

Select Deck 1 or Deck 2 by pressing the DECK switch if required.

Press the PIAY ➤ or < PLAY switch.

Relay playback will continue from Deck 1 (or 2) to Deck 2 (or 1) until

the STOP switch is pressed.

cDeck 1 forward side+ Deck 1 reverse side

Deck 2 reverse side* Deck 2 forward side J

Doiby NR systemDolby Noise Reduction circuitry provides superior recording and play-

back results by suppressing tape hiss by up to 10 dB for virtually noise

free recordings.

Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby Laborato-

ries Licensing Corporation.

“DOLBY” and the double-D symbol ~ are trademarks of Dolby

Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

Note:During cassette deck operation, if an operating problem occurs, press the

EJECT button and remove the cassette. Reinsert it completely and

resume operation.

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LISTENING TO THE RADIO

MEMORY OPERATION

This unit enables 12 stations FM1, FM2 and AM bands to be preset in the

memory.

Automatic presetting1,

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Select the band (FM1, ~M2 or AM) using the BAND SELECT switch.

CLOCK FM 1

5:00PM 89.15 t&!z

Press and hold down both UP and DOWN PRESET/APT switches for

at least 3 seconds, until “MEMORY” blinks on thetuner/timer display.

The unit starts automatic presetting from the low end of the band.

When 24 FM or 12AM stations have been preset or the high end of

band is reached, automatic presetting stops. “MEMORY” disappears

and the preset number 1 station will be heard.

Select another band and repeat step 2.

Manual presetting1.

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Select the band.

CLOCK AM

5:00PM 531 kHz

Press the UP or DOWN switch to tune in a station.

Press the switch and release it when the frequency starts to change.

The unit automatically stops at the next receivable station. Press the

switch again to continue.

When receiving a station with weak signals, press the switch

repeatedly until the desired frequency is displayed. Each time the

switch is pressed, the frequency changes in 9 kHz steps for AM

and 0.05 MHz steps for FM.

Press the MEMORY switch.

CLOCK AM

5:00PM

Select the required preset number by pressing the UP or DOWN

PRESET/APT switch, or one of the [1] - [12] switches on the remote

control.

CLOCK AM MM~Y

5: 00PM P 3 kHz

The frequency is replaced by the preset number.

Note:

When the band is selected by the controls on the main unit, be sure the

[1] - [12] switches on the remote control are functioning as preset

function switches (instead of CD 10KEY).

5. Press the MEMORY switch to preset the station.

“MEMORY” disappears and the original display returns.

- If the next step is not taken within 30 seconds in the steps 3-5,

“MEMORY” disappears and the memory operation is cancelled.

Press the MEMORY switch to continue.

6. Repeat steps 1-5, to add more preset stations.

Clearing the memory1.Select the band.

2. Select the preset number to be cleared by pressing the UP or DOWN

PRESISf/APT switch or one of the [1] - [12] switches. The preset

number appears.

3. Press the CLEAR switch while the preset number is displayed (within

2 seconds). The preset station will be cleared from the memory, but

the station will still be heard.

Note:

If a new station in the same band is programmed to a preset number

already containing a programmed station, the previously pro-

grammed station will be cleared.

- If the memory contents are lost due to a power failure or other

condition, programme the stations again.

LISTENING TO THE RADIO

1, Select the band or select “TUNER”.

2. Select the desired preset number by pressing the UP or DOWP.–

PRES~/APT switch, or one of the [1] - [12] switches on the remote

control.

The frequency is replaced by the preset number on the display. After

2 seconds, the preset number is replaced by the received station

frequency.

If a preset number which has not been programmed is selected,

“P - -“ appears for about 2 seconds and the previous station is

selected.

“STEREO” appears when an FM stereo broadcast is received.

FM MODE switchIf the signals from an FM stereo station are weak and reception is poor,

press the FM MODE switch tochangetomonaural reception, (“STEREO”

is replaced by “MONO” in the display.)

If a station is programmed while in the monaural mode, that station will

be received in MONO when the preset number for that station is

selected.

LISTENING TO RECORDS OR VIDEO SOURCES—

Press the PHONO or VIDEO function switch, and listen to the sound.

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BEFORE RECORDING AND DUBBING

Recording copyright material without permission of the copyright

owners is usually an infringement. If you wish to re-record copyrightmaterial, permission from the copyright owner is necessary. SANYO

does not approve of, and cannot be held responsible for, any unlaw-ful use of this machine.

Use Deck 2 for recording.

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Press the EJECT button and load the cassette for recording.

Set the DOLBY NR switch to ON or OFF as desired.

Set the MODE switch position,——:

For recording one side only.

D:For recording both sides in succession.

- If recording has been started from the reverse side, only the

reverse side will be recorded.

- If a tape with one of its tabs already broken out is used for

recording, the tape will not be reversed automatically, and it

will stop,

rJ :Recording at this switch position is the same as at the ~

position.

Recording will start in the forward direction under the following condi-

tions:

When tape computer dubbing is used

‘-- When recording for the first time after loading a cassette

- When using the timer for unattended recording

Automatic record mutingUndesirable parts of a programme can be omitted while recording.

Press the REC MUTE switch once while recording. A 5-second unre-

corded blank space is created, then the cassette deck enters the record

pause mode.

To resume recording, press the REC/PAUSE switch.

Note:

- The record muting function does not operate during tape dubbing.

- To create an unrecorded blank of any length, hoId down the REC

MUTE switch for the required time. The deck enters the record pause

mode when the switch is released.

Accidental erasure prevention tabs (for protecting valu-able recordings)Accidental erasure can be prevented by breaking out the tabs on the end

of the cassette tape (where the tape is not exposed) using a screwdriver

or similar implement.

If a tab is broken out in error and you wish to re-record the tape, simply

block the tab hole using adhesive tape and the tape can be used for

recording again.

A r ‘ide A For Cr02 tape

Break out tab A for side A.I I

Break out tab B for side B.

RECORDING COMPACT DISCS

EDIT RECORDING Note:

Preparations1.2.

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Press the CD function switch and load the CD to be recorded.

Make sure that the CD player is in the initial stop mode. If not, press the -

STOP switch of the CD player.

Load a blank cassette into Deck 2. The DECK 2 indicator lights.

Rewind the tape to the beginning.

Set the MODE switch to ~ .

Press the REC/PAUSE switch. The REC/PAUSE indicator lights and

the deck enters the record pause mode.

Check that the ➤ indicator is blinking. If the < indicator is

blinking, press the PLAY } switch once.

Types of edit recordingThe following edit recording operations can be performed.

A. Backward skip edit recording

B. Time edit recording

C. Programme edit recording

Recording starts automatically after 8 seconds, so the recording will

not be interrupted by the leader tape at the beginning of sides A and

B.

A 5-second blank space is automatically recorded at the end of each

track.

The highest track number which can be edited is 15. Track numbers

16 and above cannot be edited (except with backward skip edit).

To stop edit recording at any time, press the STOP switch of the CD

player. The CD player will stop. (The edit mode is still operational.)

To release the editing mode, press the STOP switch again. Then press

the STOP switch of the deck.

To record material from a different position on the tape, continue

recording manually.

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Backward skip edit recording

The track 3 will be interrupted.

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I Record from the beginning of a track. SIDE B

The track 5 will be interrupted.

This type of recording is the easiest to perform and the tape length setting

is not required.

Example:

Press the EDIT switch once.

The EDIT indicator lights and “- -“ appears on the CD display.

Recording starts automatically on side A with track 1. The PLAY and

SIDE A indicators light and “1” appears.

When the tape automatically reverses, the SIDE A indicator goes out and

SIDE B lights and recording continues from the beginning of thelasttrack

played.

When the tape automatically stops, the player will continue playing mode.

If the disc playing time is shorter than the specified time on the side B,

the player automatically stops after the end of playing and the deck

enters the record pause mode.

The edit mode remains operational when recording ends. Press the STOP

switch of the CD player to cancel edit recording.

Time edit recording

When the track 3 is not recordable within the specified time, select any

recordable track after track 4.Unrecorded blank

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Unrecorded blank When the track 5 is not recordable within the specified time, select any

recordable track after track 6.

Tracks are automatically programmed by separating them for the sides A After this, the CD display and CD operation indicator(s) show as:

and B of a tape so that they can be recorded within the specified time. “1 “ — “2” — “6” EDIT, PROGRAM, SIDE A

(Tracks are edited so that the remaining tape time becomes to be Side A: Tracks 1, 2, and 6 are recorded.

minimum.) “3”- “4” — “7” — “8” EDIT, PROGRAM, SIDE B

Side B: Tracks 3, 4, 7 and 8 are recorded.

Example: Recording of side A starts automatically.

To record onto a 48-minute tape.,, ,,

1 PLAY, EDIT, PROGRAM, SIDE A

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Press the EDIT switch, The EDIT indicator lights. When the tracks to be recorded onto side A have been played, the

Press the EDIT switch within 3 seconds until “46” appears on the

display.

player enters the pause mode at the beginning of the first track to be

recorded onto side B.

- Each time the switch is pressed, the tape length display changes “3” PLAY (bTnks), EDIT, PROGFWM, SIDE B

in the following sequence: When the tape automatically reverses, recording of side B start._

46~60~90bo_. . automatically.

“3” PIAY, EDIT, PROGRAM, SIDE B

Programme edit recording

Unrecorded blank

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Tracks are recorded in desired order within the specified tape length. 3,

Example: 4.

To record onto a 46-minute tape.

1. Press the EDIT switch. The EDIT indicator lights. 5.

2. Press the EDIT switch within 3 seconds until “46” appears.

SIDE B

Press the MEMORY switch within 3 seconds. The PROGRAM and

SIDE A indicators light and “1” blinks.

Select thetrackto be recorded by using the O- 9 and +10 switches on

the remote control. The selected track number blinks.

Press the MEMORY switch. The selected track number remains lit.

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6, Repeat steps 4-5 to programme the tracks to be recorded onto side - If a track exceeding the remaining time on side B is selected, the

A. SIDE B indicator blinks.

If a track exceeding the remaining time on side A is selected, the 8. Press the PIAY/PAUSE switch. Recording starts automatically.

SIDE A indicator blinks.

When the MEMORY switch is pressed, the SIDE A indicator goes - The track numbers can also be set using the SKIPEARCH switches

out and SIDE B lights. This and subsequent tracks are recorded on on the main unit.

side B. It is impossible to change and to add programmed.

7. Repeat steps 4-5 to programme the tracks to be recorded onto side

B.

MANUAL RECORDING

For programmed recording, programme the material in advance (as - When the CD player is setto the stop or pause mode during recording,

described under “PROGRAMMED PLAY”). Deck 2 pauses. When CD play is resumed, Deck 2 recording also

1. Press the CD function switch. resumes.

2. Press the REC/PAUSE switch of the deck. (Deck 2 enters the record - This method produces a gap in recording when the tape reverses.

pause mode.)

3. Press the PIAY/PAUSE switch of the CD player. CD recording starts.

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9TAPE DUBBING (DECK 1 to DECK 2)

Computer dubbing

For simple, automatic dubbing in one-half the time, compared to

normal speed dubbing.

Manual (normal speed) dubbing

For dubbing while listening to the playback from Deck 1.

Load the playback tape into Deck 1 and a blank tape into Deck 2.

It is recommended to use the same length cassettes in both decks for

the dubbing operation.

You may listen to any other function (CD, radio etc.) while using

computer dubbing.

COMPUTER DUBBING

Press the COMP. DUB switch.

The system performs the steps below and automatically starts Deck 1

playback and Deck 2 recording.

1. Deck 1: Tape rewinds.

2, Deck 2: Tape rewinds.

3. Deck 2: Erases the first few seconds of the tape, then rewinds again.

4. Deck 2: Automatically advances the tape past the leader.

The REC/PAUSEindicator blinks and the DECK 1 and ➤ indicatms light

as dubbing begins.

Automatic stop during computer dubbingWhen Deck 1 tape is longer than Deck 2:

— mode:—When Deck 2 stops automatically, Deck 1 enters the fast forward

mode.

~ mode:

When Deck 2 stops automatically, Deck 1 enters the fast forward

mode. When the end of side A is reached, computer dubbing contin-

ues from the beginning of side B.

When Deck 2 tape is longer than Deck 1:—— mode:

When Deck 1 stops automatically, Deck 2 erases the tape to the end

of side A.

~ mode:

When Deck 1 stops automatically, Deck 2 erases the tape to the end

of side A. When the end of side A is reached, computer dubbing

continues from the beginning of side B.

Before pressing the COMP. DUB switch, check that both Decks 1 and

2 are in the stop mode.

Tostopdubbing, press the STOP switch. Thetapewill not stop during

computer dubbing if the REC/PAUSE switch is pressed.

Because computer dubbing is performed at high speed, normal

monitoring is not possible.

A high-pitched sound may be recorded if computer dubbing is used

near a TV which has been switched on. If this happens, switch off the

TV or place the system at a distance from the TV.

Computer dubbing must start from the selection 1 of side A. To start

dubbing from side B, or a position in the middle of the tape, use

manual dubbing.

MANUAL (normal speed) DUBBING

- Select “TAPE”.

Set the MODE switch to —

1. Deck 2: Locate the tape p%on where recording will begin.

2. Deck 1: Select PLAY ➤ or < PUY (to match Deck 2), then locate

the selection of the tape to be dubbed.

For the main unit operation:3.

4.

5.

Press the REC/PAUSE switch.

The REC/PAUSE and DECK 2 indicators light and the ➤ or <

indicator blinks.

Note:

If the blinking indicator does not match the desired direction, press the

PIAY ➤ or < PLAY switch to change the direction.

Press the DECK switch to select Deck 1.

The REC/PAUSE indicator blinks and DECK 1 indicator lights.

Press the PLAY } or < PLAY switch whose indicator is blinking:

Manual dubbing starts.

For the remote control operation:3. Press the ● i 11 switch.

4. Press the DECK 1 } or < switch whose indicator is blinking.

5. Press the DECK 1 ➤ or < , or DECK 2 ➤ or < switch whose

indicator is blinking. Manual dubbing starts.

Both decks run in the same direction.

Automatic stop during manual dubbingIfDeck 1 or Deck 2 stops automatically, the other deck will also stop.

During dubbing operation, the DOLBY NR switch has no effect to the

copied tape.

RECORDING FROM THE TUNER, PHONO OR VIDEO INPUT

1. Tune in the radio station to be recorded, or play a record, video 4. Press the REC/PAUSE switch to temporarily stop recording.

cassette or video disc. 5. Press the STOP switch to stop recording.

2. Press the REC/PAUSE switch.

The REC/PAUSE indicator lights and the ➤ or < indicator blinks. When beat interference is heard3. Press the REC/PAUSE switch again or press the P!AY } or <

PLAY switch whose indicator is blinking.A high-pitched noise called “beat” is sometimes heard during the record-

ing of radio broadcasts.The recording starts. The ➤ or < indicator lights. In cases Iikethis, set the BEAT CANCEL switch at the rear of the unit to the

To record in the opposite direction to that indicated by the blinking position (1 or 2) which will reduce the level of the beat noise.indicator, press once the switch whose indicator is not blinking,

check that the other indicator is now blinking, and press the same

switch again.

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TIMER OPERATION

ON/OFF timer:

This enables radio programmed to be recorded unattended. CD play

ortape playback can restarted andstopped atthe selected times.

WAKE UP timer:

This wakes you up to the sound of a CD, tape or radio.

SLEEP timer:

This allows you to fall asleep to the sound of a CD, tape or radio.

Note:

Make absolutely sure that the clock shows the correct time before setting

the timer.

The TIMER, WAKE UP and SLEEP switches do not function while the

clock display is blinking.

USING THE ON/OFF TIMER

Set the ON and OFF times, then select the source to be used (for tuner,

select the band and a preset station). Operation will start with the selected

source at the ON time and the power will be switched off at the OFF time.

The timer settings are stored in the memoty and retained even when the

timer operation has been completed.

Each time the ON/OFF timer is to be used, set the unit to the timer

operation standby mode.

1.

2,

3.

4,

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5.

Press the TIMER switch.

TIMER ON

7:IOPM

The previous timer ON time setting appears.

Press the MEMORY switch within 10 seconds.

Set the timer ON time by pressing the UP and DOWN switches, then

press the MEMORY switch (as described under “ADJUSTING THE

CLOCK”).

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TIMER OFF MJhfO~Y

>+?(:00 Ph’1—The previous timer OFF time setting appears.

Set the timer OFF time as described in step 3.

The previous source setting blinks.

Select the source by pressing the UP and DOWN switches.

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For radio reception (or for unattended recording)The station used during timer operation must be preset.

a.

b.

c.

Perform step 5 ab~ve until” “TU” blinks. (Select “TU REC” for

unattended recording.)

TIMER SOURCE

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Press the MEMORY switch.\ I /

TIMER SOURCE AM M~M~~Y

P]< 594 kHz

The band, preset number and frequency of the previous time!

operation are displayed.

Select the band using the BAND SELECT switch, then indicate the

desired preset number using the UP and DOWN switches orthe [1]

- [12] switches on the remote control.

E!!Y!=m!lNote:

When a preset number cleared has been selected, “-- - -“

blinks. If the MEMORY switch is pressed then, “Err” appears,

the setting mode is released and the original display returns.

6.

7.

8.

Press the MEMORY switch.

The original display returns, then thetimeroperation standby mode is

activated. “TIMER ON OFF” (or “TIMER REC ON OFF”) remains lit.

Prepare the sources to be used.

Note:

For tape playback: If tapes have been loaded into both decks,

Deck 2 takes precedence.

- Tape playback/recording will start only from the forward side.

Press the POWER switch to switch off the power.

If the power is not switched off, the timer will not be activated at the set

time and the timer mode will be released.

To switch off the Dower durina a timer controlled operation, press the

POWER switch. The ON/OFF-timer will then be reieased.

To check the timer settingsPress the TIMER switch repeatedly. The timer settings are displayed in the

following order:

- ON time

- OFF time

Source (If the tuner is being used as the source, the band, preset

number and frequency are displayed.)

- Original display returns.

To change the settings, press the TIMER switch to select the setting to be

changed, then press the MEMORY switch so that the display blinks.

Change the setting as explained above.

To set the timer again using the same settings1, Press the TIMER switch. The timer ON time is displayed.

2, Press the MEMORY switch repeatedly until the original display is

returned.

3. Press the POWER switch to switch off the power.

I Note:

.

The UP and DOWN PRES~/APT switches can also be used for

setting the timer.

If the CLEAR switch is pressed while the timer is being set, the original

display returns.

The timer mode is released if a power failure occurs during timer

operation.

When the ON/OFF timer (or WAKE UP timer) is set for the first time, or

when the memory contents have been lost due to a power failure,!,-. . . . “ is displayed for both the ON and OFF times (or for the wake-

up time). In these cases, press the MEMORY switch after setting the

times using the UP and DOWN switches. If the MEMORY switch is

pressed while” -:- - “ is displayed, “Err” appears, the setting mode

is released and the original display returns.

USING THE WAKE UP TIMER

Set the wake-up time and source to be heard. At the set time, the set

source will be heard and the power will turn off after 60 minutes. The

WAKE UP timer will function every day unless it is released.

1. Press the WAKE UP switch.

I WAKE UP ON

5:30AM IThe previous wake-up time setting appear.

2. Press the MEMORY switch within 10 seconds.

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3. Set the wake-up time by pressing the UP and DOWN switches, then

press the MEMORY switch.

w.. “’!]

4.

The previous source setting blinks.

Select the source using the UP and DOWN switches.

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For waking up to radio soundPerform step 4above until “TU” blinks on the display .Thenfollowthe

steps “b” and “c” of “For radio reception” under “USING THE ON/

OFF TIMER”.

5.

6.

7.

Press the MEMORY switch.

The original display returns, then the wake-up standby mode is

activated. “WAKE UP ON” remains lit.

Prepare the sources to be used.

Press the POWER switch to switch off the power.

Press the POWER switch to switch off the power after the power is

turned on at the wake-up time.

Even after the WAKE UP timer operation has completed, “WAKEUP

ON” remains lit and the standby mode continues.

To check the timer settingsPress the WAKE UP switch repeatedly. The timer settings are displayed

in the following order:

- Wake-up time

Source (If the tuner is being used as the source, the band, preset

number and frequency are displayed.)

- Original display returns.

To change the settings, press the WAKEUP switch to select the setting to

be changed, then press the MEMORY switch so that the display blinks.

Change the setting as explained above.

To release the WAKE UP timerPress the WAKE UP switch, then press the CLEAR switch.

Only the present time remains on the display.

USING THE SLEEP TIMER

This timer automatically switches off the power after a preset time has

elapsed. There are 6 time periods available: 120, 90, 60, 30, 20 and 10

minutes.

1.

2.

3.

Press the SLEEP switch.

b1

SLEEP OFF

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The previous sleep time setting blinks.

Select the desired sleep time by pressing the SLEEP switch within 10

seconds,

120---90 -60--- 30 ~20 -10 + (released)

If the CLEAR switch is pressed, the original display returns and the

SLEEP timer setting mode is released.

Press the MEMORY switch or allow 10 seconds to elapse.

The original display returns and the SLEEP timer starts. “SLEEP OFF”

remains lit.

To check the remaining sleep timePress the SLEEP switch. The remaining time is displayed. After several

seconds, the original display returns.

To release the SLEEP timer while in operationPress the SLEEP switch, then press CLEAR. The timer is also released if

the power is switched off.

Timer prioritiesThe ON/OFF timer settings are released if the actual time reaches the

ON time setting during WAKE UP timer operation.

During ON/OFF timer operation, the WAKE UP timer will not operate,

but the WAKE UP timer setting is retained.

The SLEEP timer has priority over the ON/OFF and WAKE UP timers.

The power is switched off by the SLEEP timer. The ON/OFF timer

MAINTENANCE

I setting is released, but the WAKE UP timer setting is retained.

Cleaning the decks 1 and 2 headsTo ensure playback and recording with good-quality sound, use cotton

swab to clean the heads, pinch rollers and capstans of the decks after

about every 10 hours of use.

If the dirt persists, soak the swab in a little methylated spirit or head

cleaning fluid and then clean.

Main unitUse a soft cloth to remove dirt on the main unit.

If the dirt persists, dip a soft cloth into a diluted solution of neutral

detergent, wring it out, wipe away the dirt, and then take up any moisture

with a dry cloth.

Do not use benzine, thinners or alcohol since they will marthefinishofthe

surfaces,

—Cotton swab

Capstan Capstan

/ \ ‘inchro”/

Erase head in Deck 2

Record/Play head (Play head in Deck 1)

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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

Common sectionPower ON/OFF POWER

Adjust volume - or+VOL

Function select CD, PHONO or VIDEO

TAPE or TUNER is automatically selected when tape playback or tuner function switches (except the MODE switch) are pressed.

Temporarily reduce volume MUTE

Set/check sleep time SLEEP

CD player sectionOpen/close disc tray

Set O-9, +10 switches to CD track mode

Start play from track 1

Start play from desired track

Programmed play

Temporarily stop play

Skip play

Search

Random play

Repeat play

stop

A

:D 10KEY

➤/n

CD 10KEY ~ (O-9, +1 O switch)

CD 10 KEY + MEMORY ~(O-9, +10 switch) ~ MEMORY ~ ➤/11

During play }/nlDuring play @ or ~ (press once)

During play ~ or ~ (press continuously)

RANDOM

REPEAT

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Tuner sectionBand select BAND ([1] - [12] switches set to tuner mode)

Station tuning - or + TUN

~elect preset station [1], [2], . . . . . [12]

or PRES~

Select FM mode MODE

Deck 1 sectionForward/reverse play <or}

Fast forward/rewind ~or~

stop ■

Deck 2 sectionForward/reverse play <or>

Fast forward/rewind ~or~

Start recording ● /n — ● /11 , } or <Temporarily stop recording During recording ● /11Record mute MUTE

stop ❑

Note:

For remote control operation, the supplied remote control must be used.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Tuner sectionFrequency range:

FM: 87.5-108 MHzAM: 522- 1611 kHz

Cassette deck sectionRecording system:

AC bias, 4-track stereoRewind and fast forward time:

Approx, 120 sec. (C-60)

CD player sectionChannels

2 channelsFrequency response

20-20,000 HzS/N ratio

95 dB

Channel separation

90 dB (1 kHz)

Distortion

0.13% (1 kHz)

Wow and flutter

Undetectable

GeneralOutput power:

30 W x 2 (at 8 ohms, 10% distortion)

Inputs:

PHONO: 47k ohms (5 m~

VIDEO: 47k ohms (280 mv)

outputs:

SPEAKERS: 8 ohms

HEADPHONES: 8 ohms

Power requirements:

AC: 230-240 V, 50 HZ

Dimensions (W x D x H):

Approx. 360x 328x 390 mm

REMOTE CONTROLPower requirements:

DC: 3 V, “AAJSUM-31R6” battery x 2

Dimensions (W x D x H)

Approx. 63x 18x 175 mm

Specifications subject to change without notice.

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OPERATION

THIS TURNTABLE IS DESIGNED FOR USE ONLY WITH SANYO MODEL

NO. DC X900.

PREPARATION

1. Carefully unpack the unit and other parts. Remove all packing mate-

rial from around the turntable.

2. Locate the unit horizontally on a heavy duty stand or firm level surface,

and away from the speaker system to avoid sound feedback.

3. Connect the output leads and power supply lead to the PHONO

sockets and DC 12V socket of the DC X900 stereo system, The red

plug is for the right channel and the white plug is for the left channel.

CONTROLS

3

1.2.3.4.

5.

6.7.

2

T i1 76

Speed select button (SPEED)Turntable spindle45 rpm adapterTonearm rest and lockHeadshell with cartridgeCueing button (CUE)Reject button (REJECT)

Before you use the turntable, disengage the tonearm lock and carefully

remove the stylus cover.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Press the PHONO function switch on the stereo system.

Place a record disc on the turntable platter. If necessa~, use the

supplied 45 rpm adapter.

Set the SPEED select button for the applicable record speed.

Depress the button for 45 rpm records.

Release it for 33-1/3 rpm LP records.

Depress the CUE button to lift the tonearm from its rest, Gently place

the stylus over the required position on the record. The turntable

platter will begin revolving.

Press the CUE button again to release. The tonearm will gently go

down onto the record.

Adjust the controls on the stereo system for the most pleasant listening

level and tonal balance.

At the end of the record, the tonearm will return to its rest and the

turntable platter will stop revolving.

You may stop the turntable at any time by pressing the REJECT button

which will return the tonearm to its rest.

Do not touch the tonearm or headshell while it is returning to its rest.

Note:

- The first time you use the turntable, the tonearm may not return to its

rest. If this happens, press the REJECT button.

- After use, engage thetonearm lock to avoid accidental stylus damage.

Replacing the stylusThe stylus should have along life if treated carefully. Always clean recor

before use and remove any dust or fluff from the stylus tip with a sman

brush.

Reduced sound quality from a good record means that the stylus may

need replacing. To remove the old stylus, pull out the stylus assembly in

the direction shown, holding the head-shell with other hand. Then install

the new stylus by pushing it gently into the cartridge (hold by edge to

prevent damage to stylus) until it clicks into place.

SPECIFICATIONS

Type:—

Semi-automatic turntable, with cueing

Motor:

DC motor

Drive system:

Belt drive

Cartridge:

Magnetic

stylus:

Conical with diamond (No. ST-868J)

Wow and flutter:

0.2’% WRMS

Power Supply:

12 V DC supplied from the DC X900

Dimensions (W x D x H):

Approx. 360x 357x 96 mm

Specifications subject to change without notice.

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Printed in Singapore