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Sony D-CJ01 Manual

32 pages352.25 Kb

1About the area code
2WARNING
3Table of Contents
4Locating the controls
- CD player (front)
- CD player (inside)
- 5Remote control
- 6ubutton
- 7About the display
- 8When closing the lid of the CD player with the power supply attached
- If the volume level does not increase
- About CD-Rs/CD-RWsand MP3 files
- Removing the CD
- 9Playing a CD with MP3 files
- 10Example of folder structure and playing order
- 11PLAY MODE button
- REPEAT/ENTER button
- REPEAT
- ENTER
12Playing tracks repeatedly (Repeat play)
Playing all files in a selected folder (Folder play)
Playing a single track (Single play)
13Playing tracks in random order (Shuffle play)
Playing all files in a selected folder in random
order
14Playing tracks in your favorite order (PGM play)
- 15To check the program
- 16The G-PROTECTIONfunction
- Displaying CD text information
- 17Checking the time remaining on the CD and the number of tracks left
- Checking information on a CD with MP3 files
- 18Emphasizing the bass
- sound
- 19Protecting your hearing
- Locking the controls
- 20Turning off the operation beep sound
- Turning off the LCD’s backlight
  - About the LCD’s backlight
    - BConnecting your CD player
- 21Connecting a stereo system
  - BConnecting to a power source
- 22Using the rechargeable batteries
  - 23To remove the rechargeable batteries
  - When to charge the rechargeable batteries
  - When to replace the rechargeable batteries
  - Note on the rechargeable batteries
  - Note on carrying the rechargeable batteries
  - To attach the battery compartment lid
  - to Connecting
  - power a source
- 24Using the dry batteries
- Notes on the power source
  - On AC power adaptor
  - On rechargeable batteries and dry batteries
    - BAdditional information
- 25Precautions
  - On safety
  - On the CD player
  - On handling CDs
  - On headphones/earphones
- Maintenance
  - To clean the casing
- 26Troubleshooting
  - 27Cause and/or corrective action
  - “HOLD” appears in the
  - display when you press a
  - play
  - charging
  - Playback starts from the point you stopped. (resume function)
  - the CD
  - “NO FILE” appears in the
  - display after uis pressed
  - closed
  - The CD does not start
  - playing
  - It takes a long time to start
  - playback
  - When closing the lid of the CD player, the CD starts to rotate
  - You cannot operate the CD
  - player properly using the
  - remote control
- 28Specifications
- 29Accessories
  - Supplied accessories
  - Optional accessories
- 30About “MP3”
  - What is the MP3
  - Playable “MP3” files on this player
31About “ID3 tag”

36 pages347.19 Kb

1About the area code
2WARNING
3Table of Contents
4Locating the controls
- CD player (front)
- CD player (inside)
- 5Remote control
- 6Using the hand strap
- 7u button
- 8About the display
- 9When closing the lid of the CD player with the power supply attached
- If the volume level does not increase
- About CD-Rs/CD-RWsand MP3 files
- Removing the CD
- 10Playing a CD with MP3 files
- 11Example of folder structure and playing order
- 12PLAY MODE button
- REPEAT/ENTER button
- REPEAT
- ENTER
13Playing tracks repeatedly (Repeat play)
Playing all files in a selected folder (Folder play) (MP3
Playing a single track (Single play)
14Playing tracks in random order (Shuffle play)
Playing all files in a selected folder in random
order
15Playing tracks in your favorite order (PGM play)
- 16To check the program
- 17The G-PROTECTIONfunction
- Displaying CD text information
- 18Checking the time remaining on the CD and the number of tracks left
- Checking information on a CD with MP3 files
- 19Emphasizing the bass
- sound
- 20Protecting your hearing
- Locking the controls
- 21Turning off the operation beep sound
  - BConnecting your CD player
- 22Connecting a stereo system
  - BConnecting to a power source
- 23Using the rechargeable batteries
  - 24Using the rechargeable batteries
  - To remove the rechargeable batteries
  - When to charge the rechargeable batteries
  - When to replace the rechargeable batteries
  - Note on the rechargeable batteries
  - Note on carrying the rechargeable batteries
  - To attach the battery compartment lid
- 25Using the dry batteries
- Notes on the power source
  - On AC power adaptor
  - On rechargeable batteries and dry batteries
- 26Precautions
  - On safety
  - On the CD player
  - On handling CDs
  - On headphones/earphones
- Maintenance
  - To clean the casing
- 27Troubleshooting
  - 28Troubleshooting
  - Cause and/or corrective action
  - The CD does not play or
  - “No disc” appears in the
  - in the CD player
  - “HOLD” appears in the
  - display when you press a
  - play
  - charging
  - Playback starts from the point you stopped. (resume function)
  - the CD
  - 29During playback of an MP3
  - CD, the CD does not rotate
  - but you can hear the sound
  - normally
  - The CD does not start
  - playing
  - It takes a long time to start
  - playback
  - When closing the lid of the CD player, the CD starts to rotate
  - You cannot operate the CD
  - player properly using the
- 30Specifications
- 31Accessories
  - Supplied accessories
  - Optional accessories
- 32About “MP3”
  - What is the MP3
  - Playable “MP3” files on this player
33About “ID3 tag”

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