JVC NX-HD10 74

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English

Signification

All the tracks on the disc have a Track Skip

mark*.

You are trying to play back a CD which

cannot be played, or there is a problem with

the CD.

The first track on the CD has a Track Skip

mark.

There is no disc loaded on the CD tray.

You are trying to use x4 speed recording

method to record a CD program play.

You are trying to use x4 speed recording

method to record a CD random play.

You are trying to play back a CD-R/RW

which has not been “finalized.”

Solution

Change the disc.

Change the disc.

Wait for a while until the unit finds another

track without a Track Skip mark.

Place a disc.

Use another recording method.

Use another recording method.

This is not a malfunction.

For CD:

Message

ALL

SKIP TRK.

CANNOT PLAY

CD1

SKIP TRK.

CD NO DISC

CD PROGRAM

CANNOT x4

RECORDING!

CD RANDOM

CANNOT x4

RECORDING!

UNFINALIZE

* Some CD-Rs and CD-RWs have Track Skip marks recorded. If

this mark is recorded to a track, it is always skipped. This unit

cannot record or erase these Track Skip marks.

How to rebuild the HDD

If “EMERGENCY / YES? = SET” appears in the

main display, follow the procedure below.

1Press SET.

“REBUILD?” starts flashing in the main display.

• If you want to erase all the data recorded now,

press SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 so that “ALL

ERASE?” appears in the main display (each time

your press the button, “REBUILD?” or “ALL

ERASE?” alternately appears), then press SET.

Then follow steps

3

to

5

on page 57 (“Erasing All

Albums—ALL ERASE”).

2Press SET again.

“REBUILDING!” appears in the main display and the

unit starts rebuilding the HDD contents.

• It may take a long time to rebuild the HDD when

many albums and tracks have been recorded.

If the trouble still persists, erase all data using the

ALL ERASE function (see page 57).

After you have rebuilt the HDD, the following

symptom may be observed.

• Library names you have assigned may be reset to the original

names.

• All albums in the HDD may be renumbered newly and will

be relocated in libraries.

• Some albums or track may be erased from the HDD.

These are required to normalize the HDD, and are not

malfunctions.

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Contents

Main INSTRUCTIONS MANUEL DINSTRUCTIONS COVER_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.14, 10:16 PM1 NX-HD10 REC START 10 0 +10 VOLUME CONTRAST Warnings, Cautions and Others Mises en garde, prcautions et indications diverses G-1 CAUTION G-2 Franais For U.S.A. For Canada/pour le Canada For Canada/pour le Canada Introduction About the built-in HDD Power sources Moisture condensation Others Contents Page 4 How to open the front door 5 Remote Control 6 Getting Started Unpacking Connecting Antennas FM antenna To connect an outdoor FM antenna 7 2 1 To connect an outdoor AM antenna AM antenna 8 Connecting Other Equipment To remove the speaker grille 9 Putting the Batteries into the Remote Control Connecting a keyboard 10 Basic Settings EN10-16_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.14, 10:20 PM10 SELECT A.P.off REC START 11 Setting the Clock Turning On the Power 12 Changing the Display Contrast To adjust the clock again To turn on/off the clock indication Changing the Display Brightness Basic and Common Operations EN10-16_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.14, 10:20 PM13 CD AHB PRO VOLUME 14 Adjusting the Volume Selecting the Sources and Starting Play 15 Reinforcing the Bass Sound AHB 1 AHB 2 AHB OFF (canceled) Adjusting the Bass and Treble Sounds BASS TREBLE Source indication (canceled) 16 Using the AAC Sounds HALL MID NIGHT HEAD PHONES MONO FILM AAC SOUND OFF (canceled) What is AAC? 17 Listening to FM and AM Broadcasts EN17-19_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.14, 10:20 PM17 TUNER 18 Tuning in to a Station To change the FM reception mode 19 Tuning in to a Preset Station To record a broadcast program automatically Presetting Stations 20 Playing Back the External Component EN20-22_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.14, 10:21 PM20 SELECT A.P.off REC START 21 Adjusting the Input Level Selecting the External Component To change the information shown in the main display FM AM LINE 22 Changing the Source Name 23 EN23-27_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.14, 10:22 PM23 CD Playing Back CDs (CD/CD-R/CD-RW) CD CD REPEAT 24 Playing Back the Entire CDNormal Play Precautions on CD Playback 25 Basic CD Operations To stop playback for a moment To locate a particular point in a track during play To go to another track 26 To check the program contents To modify the program Playing at RandomRandom Play CD PROGRAM 27 Repeating Tracks or CDRepeat Play Prohibiting Disc EjectionDisc Lock REPEAT ALL REPEAT 1TRK Playing Back the HDD (Hard Disk Drive) HDD LIBRARY ALBUM A.P.off CLOCK REPEAT 29 Playing Back the Entire HDD Continuous Play How tracks are recorded into the HDD * 30 Clock Basic HDD Operations To stop playback for a moment To locate a particular point in a track during play 31 To go to another track directly using the number buttons (in the same album) To select another album To select another library Playing Tracks in an AlbumAlbum Play 32 Playing Albums in a LibraryLibrary Play 33 Playing at RandomRandom Play Repeating TracksRepeat Play REPEAT ALL REPEAT 1TRK 34 Searching for Albums and Tracks to Play Search Modes To search for an album by its numberALBUM No. 35 To search for an album or a track by entering its title ALBUM T./TRACK T. 36 37 To search for one of the last 10 albums recently played or recordedLAST 10 38 Recording into the HDD EN38-47_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.15, 4:25 PM38 LIBRARY START LIBRARY 39 Before You Start Recording How the HDD separates the recorded tracks? About the digital formats used for recordings About the maximum recording length for one track 40 Using Automatic Recording Functions To automatically compress linear PCM tracks Smart Compression 41 To automatically record CDsCD Auto Recording 42 To automatically record broadcast programs Tuner Auto Recording 43 Recording CDs PCM x1 REC PCM x2 RECPCM x4 REC 44 To record a single track during playback 45 Recording FM/AM Broadcasts To assign track numbers manually while recording 46 Recording the External Component 47 To assign track numbers manually while recording To record CD into the HDD using analog recording mode 48 Making Your Own Titles EN48-50_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.15, 0:37 PM48 A.P.off CLOCK ENTER TITLE /EDIT 49 Capital letters & Symbols Small letters & Symbols Numerals Assigning Titles to Albums and Tracks To assign a title to an album 50 To assign titles to tracks 51 Editing the HDD EN51-57_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.15, 0:57 PM51 ALBUM 10 0+10 SELECT 52 Introducing HDD Editing Functions Library Editing Album Editing Track Editing 53 Changing the Library NamesLIB. NAME 54 Restoring the LibrariesRESTORE Copying an AlbumCOPY ALBUM 55 Moving an AlbumLIB. CHANGE Making a New AlbumMAKE ALBUM 56 To make your best album later Erasing an AlbumERASE 57 Erasing All AlbumsALL ERASE Copying a TrackCOPY TRACK 58 Copying a Portion of a TrackA-B COPY 59 Moving a TrackMOVE 60 Dividing a TrackDIVIDE 61 Joining TracksJOIN 62 Erasing a TrackERASE TRK 63 Using the Timers EN63-68_NX-HD10[J_C]f.pm6 02.6.15, 1:01 PM63 A.P.off STANDBY/ON CLOCK /TIMER 64 Using Recording Timer How Recording Timer actually works 65 FM? AM? LINE? 66 Using Daily Timer FM? How Daily Timer actually works AM? CD? HDD? LINE? 67 Using Sleep Timer How Sleep Timer actually works 10 20 30 60 120 90 OFF (Canceled) 68 To sleep with Sleep Timer and wake up with Daily Timer Using Auto Power Off Timer Priority 69 Using an Optional Keyboard Keys Used for Operating This Unit 70 Operating Procedures Using the Keyboard To assign an album titleF1 To assign a track titleF2 71 To search for an album by entering its titleF6 To search for a track by entering its titleF7 To change a library nameF3 To search for an album by its numberF5 Maintenance General Notes Handling CDs Cleaning the unit 73 Messages 74 How to rebuild the HDD 75 Troubleshooting 76 77 78 Specifications Amplifier Tuner CD player Hard Disc Drive (HDD) Authorized Service Centers LIMITED WARRANTY 1 YR 1 YR AUDIO-1 ONLY FOR PRODUCT PURCHASED IN U.S.A. USA ONLY