Jwin JX-CD8700 owner manual Amplifier and Radio Facility

AMPLIFIER AND RADIO FACILITY

About the tuner’s preset station memories

Note: You can also directly select the desired program preset by pressing numeric buttons “1-0 /

Switching the unit ON

Press the "POWER" button (1)/(32) to turn on the system.

Operating mode selection

The different operating modes can be directly

selected using the buttons “PLAY / PAUSE ” (13)/(38) for CD operation and “TUNER / BAND” (7)/(53) for radio reception (3).

PLAY / PAUSE : playback from the built-in compact disc player

TUNER / BAND: radio, selection of the frequency bands

Adjusting the volume

To adjust the volume, press the “VOLUME UP/ DOWN” button (4)/(40)/(42).

To switch off the sound, press "MUTE" button (8)/ (55). This function is indicated by the word, MUTE in the display (3).

By pressing this button or “VOLUME UP/DOWN” button (4)/(40)/(42) again, the sound is switched back on.

Caution! Too high a volume, especially with head- phones, may damage your hearing.

Headphones socket

The headphones "PHONES" jack (10) is for headphones with a 30 to 600 ohm impedance, and equipped with a 3.5mm jack. Use an adapter (sold in electronic outlets) if your headphone has a different plug. The speakers are automatically switched off when the headphones are being used.

CAUTION:

Listening at high power for a long periods could damage users' ears.

AM/FM radio operation

Switch the unit on by pressing the "POWER" button (1)/(32). Switch to the Tuner operating mode by pressing the button "TUNER / BAND" (7)/(53).

Manual station selection

Press button "TUNER / BAND" (7)/(53) repeatedly until the desired frequency band appears. Press the buttons "TUNING - or TUNING +" (20)/(43) or (18)/

(41)to tune to the desired radio stations and have them indicated in display (3).

Briefly tapping the button "TUNING - or TUNING +" step by step alters the reception frequency upward or downward.

Station search operation

Holding down one of the two buttons "TUNING - or TUNING +" (20)/(43) or (18)/(41) for approx. 1 second starts the search operation and determines the direction of the search. The search operation simply finds stations with strong signals. Stations with weak reception can only be tuned in manually. Hold the "TUNING - or TUNING +" button to start the station search again. During the search operation, the tuner is muted.

Stereo / Mono

Repeatedly pressing the button "STEREO / MONO" (46) switches between stereo and mono reception. The stereo reception of a station in the FM band is indicated on the display (3)

In the case of stereo stations with a bad (noisy) reception, we recommend switching tuner to mono reception. Press the "STEREO / MONO" push- button. In the display (3), the message STEREO disappears in mono mode.

Each time the "MEM./CLK ADJ." button (9)/(50) is pressed, the memory positions are called up one after another in ascending number order.

The memory positions are selected directly using the numerical keys "1 - 0 / +10" (33) on the remote control.

Program sites 1 - 9; press the corresponding key "1- 9".

Program sites 10 - 19; Press button "+10" and then the appropriate button " 0 - 9".

Program site 20; Press button "+10" twice and then the button "0".

Programming AM and FM Stations in Memory

The program memory allows you store 30 stations in FM and AM range. Program place selection is described in the previous operating section.

1.In TUNER mode, select to FM or AM reception.

2.Seek out the station required by "Manual station selection" or "Station search operation".

3.Press the “MEM./CLK ADJ.” (9)/(50) and then

press the “REPEAT/PRESET” (12, front panel) or “PRESET” (36, remote) until the desired memory preset appears.

4.Press the “MEM./CLK ADJ.” button again to store the station along with its preset. Repeat as required.

+10” (33) on the remote control. Store any remaining stations by repeating the process.

Changing a program position

If a memory position needs to be replaced by a station other than the current one, the new station can be programmed as described above, and will replace the original station.

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