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Part names and functions

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This section explains the buttons used to playback each input source.

nButtons that work with all input sources (CD, TUNER, iPod, USB and NETWORK)

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qSLEEP button·············································· (13) wCLOCK button············································· (29) eDIMMER button·········································· (13) rON/STANDBY button ································ (11) tInput source select button ························ (12) yMUTE button ·············································· (12)

uMaster volume control buttons (VOLUME) ··················································· (12)

iDBB/TONE button······································ (12) oMENU button·············································· (27)

Basic Operations Advanced Operations

qSpeaker A output terminals ························ (5)

yM-XPort ······················································· (27)

 

 

Connect to the speakers.

Connect to RX101 wireless receiver.

 

 

wSpeaker B output terminals ······················ (33)

uAM antenna terminal ··································· (7)

 

 

Connect to the speakers.

Connect to the supplied AM antenna.

 

 

eSUBWOOFER PRE OUT terminal ················ (5)

iFM antenna terminal···································· (7)

 

 

Connect to the input terminal of a powered

Connect the supplied FM antenna. Connect to

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an external antenna if reception is poor.

 

 

 

rAUX OUT terminals ····································· (6)

oNETWORK connector··································· (8)

 

 

Connect to an external pre-main amplifier.

Q0AC inlet (AC IN)··········································· (10)

 

 

tAUX IN terminals ········································· (6)

Connect the supplied AC power cord.

 

 

Connect to CD recorder or MD recorder.

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Contents CR603 Page For Canadian customers Compliance InformationImportant Notice do not Modify this Product Avertissements Advertencias Contents Main features AccessoriesGetting started About this guideDiscs Cleaning discsDiscs playable on this unit Loading discsInserting the batteries About the remote controlOperating range of the remote control This section explains how to connect speakers, recording Connecting the speaker cablesConnections Equipment, antennas and networkCD recorder / MD recorder Connecting a TVProtection circuit Cables used for connectionsNAM loop antenna assembly Connecting an antennaNUsing the AM loop antenna Suspending on a wall Standing aloneRequired system Connecting an iPodNBroadband internet connection Modem RouterNSetting your iPod on the iPod stand NSetting up the iPod standIPod stand NIf the iPod stand becomes detachedUSB Connecting a portable player Connecting the power cordMemory Device Portable AudioSetting the current time Auto Adjust 12-Hour Display Turning the power onTurning the power off Basic operationsAdjusting the tone Input source switchingAdjusting the master volume Muting the soundCD playback MP3 and WMA files playback Switching the displayPlaying tracks in the desired order Program playback MP3 and WMA files playbackNSwitching the display NTo switch the folder or file during playback FolderNSetting random playback FileTuner playback Tuning in Broadcast StationsAutomatically presetting FM stations Auto preset Listening to preset stations Presetting FM/AM stations manuallyCalling stations reqistered in Preset List Deleting stations registered in Preset ListIPod playback Disconnecting the iPodBefore playing a USB or an iPod Playing an iPodPlaying files stored on USB memory devices USB memory device playbackNUSB operation During playback, press DisplayListening to internet radio Network audio playbackNRecently played internet radio stations NRegistering internet radio stations as your favoritesNInternet radio operation Listening to NapsterNPlaying files that have been registered in your favorites NMusic server operationNRegistering tracks in my Napster library Listening to PandoraNNapster operation Press ENTER/MEMO, Enter or pListening to Rhapsody NTrack menu Listening to tracks registered in my librarySearch from the similar music Registering tracks in my libraryListening to AUX Favorite functionPlaying portable audio player Press FavoriteMenu map Advanced operationsSetting the remote control Remote control connectionPress Input and op to select to , or press RX101Setting the timer Setting the timer TimerNSetting the timer to on or off NTo change the setting while setting the timerSetting the Time Zone Adjusting the clock automatically ClockSetting the Summer Time Auto AdjustNetwork connecting DHCP=Off Setting the network NetworkNetwork connecting Update Notification Proxy Settings Network StandbyUpgrade Notification Friendly Name EditFirmware update Setting the others OtherAdd New Feature Auto standbyNListening to music using BI-AMP Setting speaker outputConnecting the speaker cables What is Bi-Amp?Adjusting the audio level balance between speakers a and B Setting AMP characteristicsDB, 0 dB, +6 dB ResponseResetting the microprocessor Auto power onOther functions Inputting charactersFront panel InformationPart names and functions E r Rear panel Remote controlNButtons that work with the tuner NButtons that work with CDsWReverse-skip/Forward-skip buttons EFast-reverse/Fast-forward buttonsNButtons that work with Network NButtons that work with iPods or USBsQReverse-skip/Forward-skip buttons YENTER/Memory buttonIPod MP3 and WMAUSB memory MP3 and WMA formatsNAbout the internet radio function Network audioNMusic server NAbout Napster NAbout PandoraA2DP Explanation termsDlna FlacSymptom Cause Countermeasure TroubleshootingGInternet radio/Music server/iPod/USB/memory deviceH GRhapsodyH SpecificationsIndex Dimensions / Dimensions / Dimensioni
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