Antenna, Auxiliary AUX Mode, Listening to the Radio

Portable MP3 CD Radio Cassette Recorder

V10M10_IM_EN_11152007

GETTING STARTED

Antenna

For best FM reception, fully extend the FM ANTENNA. For AM reception, the unit has a built-in antenna, turn the whole unit for best reception.

Auxiliary (AUX) Mode

1.Slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to the AUX position.

2.Connect the earphone socket from the Auxiliary unit (e.g. MP3 player or MD player) into AUX-INjack on the rear of this product via an Audio Line Cord (3.5mm plug on both ends; not supplied).

3.Play the Auxiliary unit. Music from the Auxiliary unit can be listened through the speaker of this product.

Listening with Stereo Headphones

For private listening, insert the plug of a Stereo Headphone into the STEREO HEADPHONE JACK and adjust the VOLUME CONTROL KNOB accordingly. During the use of headphones the Speakers are automatically disconnected.

Listening to the Radio

Slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to the RADIO position. Slide the BAND SWITCH to the desired waveband. Turn the TUNING KNOB to your desired radio station. Adjust the sound level by rotating the VOLUME CONTROL KNOB. To turn off the radio, simply slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to OFF position.

Note: Radio frequency is shown on the LCD DISPLAY.

Listening to Cassettes

Slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to the CASSETTE position. Open the CASSETTE DOOR and place a cassette tape in the player. Use the Cassette Controls (PLAY, PAUSE, F.FWD, REWIND, RECORD, or STOP) to control the cassette playback. Adjust the sound level by rotating the VOLUME CONTROL KNOB.

Listening to CDs and MP3 CDs

Open the CD DOOR by pulling it in an upward direction. Place a CD disc into the CD COMPARTMENT and close the CD DOOR. Set the FUNCTION SWITCH to the CD position. Adjust the sound level by rotating the VOLUME CONTROL KNOB. Follow the Operational Instructions in the following pages of this manual.

Note: Before playing a CD or MP3 CD make sure the CD DOOR is properly closed.

Anti-Shock Protection

Special circuitry inside the JX-CD573 ensures that there will be no sound skipping when the player is subject to shock or shaking during music playback. The laser scans the CD/MP3 CD and saves data for between 60 and 120 seconds ahead of where the playback is on the disc. In the event of shock, shaking, or other vibrations, the player reads from the memory until the laser can read the CD again. However, when excessive vibration or shaking occurs, this feature may malfunction causing some sound skipping. If this happens, place the JX-CD573 on a level surface where there is little or no vibration to resume normal sound.

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