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JVC XM-228BK manual Specifications

Models: XM-228BK

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Specifications

Specifications

Format

Recording format

Reading format

Sampling frequency Compression/expansion method

Number of channels Frequency response S/N ratio Dynamic range Wow/flutter

Input terminals

(Analog)

Minidisc digital audio system

Magnetic modulation overwrite format Non-contacting optical method by semiconductor laser (λ=780 nm)

44.1kHz ATRAC (Adaptive TRansform Acoustic Coding) method

2 channels

5 Hz to 20,000 Hz (±0.5 dB)

93 dB

91 dB

Less than measurable limit

ANALOG IN (pin jack),

OPTICAL DIGITAL IN (square optical connector jack)

Terminal name

ANALOG IN

Reference input level

275 mV rms.

Minimum input level

100 mV rms.

Output terminal

(Analog)

Power requirements Power consumption

Dimensions

Mass

Accessories

ANALOG OUT (pin jack)

Terminal name

ANALOG OUT

Load impedance

10kohms Output level 1.1 V

AC 230 V , 50 Hz

11watts (ON), 7 watts (STANDBY)

435× 112 × 335 mm

(W/H/D)

(17-1/8 × 4-13/32 × 13-1/4 inches)

4.3 kg (9.5 lbs)

Remote control (1) Batteries R6P (SUM-3)/

AA(15F) (2) Audio pin cord (2) Optical digital cable (1) Compu Link cable (1) AC power cord (1)

(Digital)

Terminal name

DIGITAL IN 1, 2

Received optical signal wave length

660nm

Input level

–23 dBm to –15 dBm

Specifications and appearance subject to change for improvements without prior notice.

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JVC XM-228BK manual Specifications

Contents

XM-228BK MD RECORDERINSTRUCTIONS LVT0111-003BCaution --switch Warnings, Cautions and OthersIMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS REPRODUCTION OF LABELSWelcome Important cautionsFor safe use, observe the following Installation of the UnitTable of Contents Front panel Parts IndexDisplay Remote control unit 3 CANCEL buttonr e w q p 24 PROGRAM button 5 RANDOM buttonSetting up the System Supplied AccessoriesRemote control batteries Operating the Remote ControlSignal cable connections ConnectionExample CD player Optical digital cableTurning the Power On and Off Power OnPower Off AC power cord connectionPlayback Normal playback1 Load an MD ShortcutUsing headphones To select a trackSearch play Remote control unit Using 4 or ¢Switching the displayed information Program playbackWhen no track is selected In Stop mode Remote control unitRemote control unit Remote control unitIf you make a mistake in programming In Stop mode To exit Program Play mode In Stop mode Main unitRandom playback Remote control unitRemote control unit To clear the programRepeat playback To cancel repeat playbackRecording Recording operationThings to know before recording 1Load a recordable MDTo adjust the analog input level 4Play the source to be recordedTo stop recording To pause the MDTo display the remaining recording time Track markingFor analog input Automatic track markingEditing Functions MD editing functionsDividing a track DIVIDE Page Joining tracks JOIN PageAssigning titles Combining editing functionsb c BC Dividing a track DIVIDE Using the numeric keysJoining tracks JOIN 5Fine-adjustthe track marking positionTOC indicator To exit editingUsing the numeric keys To exit editingMoving a track MOVE Using the numeric keysUsing the jog dial or 4 or ¢ Using the numeric keysErasing a track ERASE To exit editingUsing the numeric keys Erasing all tracks in an MD ALL ERASETo exit editing To exit editing eject the MDBlinks Assigning the disc title and track titles Character layout tableHow to input the title name 4Input the disc or track titleBlinks Alternately blinksEditing the title name Disc TitleTo exit editing 1Starts playback or recording the track 3Input the track title nameTo exit editing BlinksCOMPU LINK Linked Operation of the OtherOptional Components Compu Link What is Compu LinkRule on Digital Copying SCMS Serial Copy Management System1st generation 2nd generationAbout MD Mini Disc Role of the cartridgeTwo disc types Playback-onlyMDUTOC User Table Of Contents ATRAC Adaptive TRansform Acoustic CodingSound skip guard memory During normal playbackMD Messages MessagesDescription TreatmentSymptom MD RestrictionsCause MD handling precautions Handling MDsTo protect important recording Installation locationTroubleshooting SymptomCause TreatmentSpecifications