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DM-9090 (En)

Other symptoms

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Symptom	Cause	Remedy		53
Sound is not output even when the play	ÖThe cords are connected erroneously.	ÖConnect the cords in accordance with “System
key is pressed.	ÖNo disc has been loaded.	connections”.	0
	ÖNo disc has been loaded.	ÖLoad a disc.
	ÖA non-recorded disc has been loaded.	ÖLoad a prerecorded disc or playback-only disc.

Recording is not possible	ÖThe disc is write-protected.	ÖChange the position of the write protect tab to
		the write position or use a recordable disc.
	ÖAn attempt is made to record digital signal from	ÖUse analog recording.	7
	ÖAn attempt is made to record digital signal from	ÖUse analog recording.	¤
	a source while its digital copy has been prohib-
	ited by SCMS.
	ÖThe recording level is too low (in case of analog	ÖAdjust the recording level again.	¦
	recording).
	ÖA playback-only disc has been loaded.	ÖUse a recordable disc.	9
	ÖThe disc does not have a recordable area.	ÖUse another disc.
	ÖThe REC INPUT key is not set to the actual input	ÖSet it according to the actual input source.
	source.		¤¥
	ÖIf the amplifier is connected to this unit through	ÖSet the amplifier’s input selector to other posi-
	a system control cord, the amplifier’s input	tion than MD.
	selector is set to the MD input.

Sound is distorted.	ÖThe recording level has not been adjusted.	ÖAdjust the recording level.	¦»
	ÖA disc in which distorted sound has been re-	ÖUse another disc.
	corded is played.

Noise is noticeable.	ÖAn external noise is induced.	ÖInstall the unit at a position apart from an elec-
		tric appliance or TV set.

Power cannot be turned on from the re-	ÖThe POWER key is set to OFF.	ÖSet the POWER key to on (STANDBY).
mote control.

TOC*1 : All minidiscs contain a Table of Contents (TOC) in addition to sound signals. The TOC is similar to the table of contents in a book and contains information, such as track numbers, track length, and character information, that cannot be rewritten.W

UTOC*2 : In addition to the TOC, minidiscs also contain a special User’s Table of Contents (UTOC) that contains track number, track length, and

character information, that can be rewritten.

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Kenwood DM-9090 instruction manual Other symptoms, Symptom Cause Remedy

Contents

DM-9090 Safety precautions Introduction Before applying powerUnits are designed for operation as follows Factory fitted moulded mains plug Contents Accessories Special feature Important Safeguards Power OFF Installation position Safety Precautions Handling of Mini DiscInformation that you should know Dust countermeasure Memory backup Maintenance CleaningReference notes Beware of condensation Be especially careful in the following conditions MD system Digital input / output jacks Optical System connections About the system control operations About the system control connections Standby mode Listening through headphonesNames and functions of parts Display / Main unit Description of main unit keys Model RC-M0702 Infrared ray system Remote control unit Loading batteries Operation of remote control unitOperation 1Remove the cover.2Insert batteries.3Close the cover Playback of Mini Disc Disc recorded in monaural modePlaying tracks in order from track No Before playing a MD Press the Title Search key PreparationSelect the desired title T L E Enter the track mode 1Enter the track modeRandom playback Select the desired track number Searching in a track Skipping tracksTo pause playback To stop playback Programming Initiate the program modeProgramming tracks in a desired order Select track numbers in the order you want to play them Checking the order of tracks To add a track to the programTo clear tracks from the program Clearing tracks from the end To repeat only the programmed tracks Repeated playbackTo stop repeated playback To repeat the entire disc Select before starting recording Recording-related keys AUTO/MANUAL keyMonitor key Selecting the setting adjustment mode REC Mode keyREC LEVEL? Auto TIME? When Auto TIME? is displayed When D.REC LEVEL? is selectedWhen Auto LEVEL? is displayed When Fade TIME? is displayed Recording Analog input 1Adjust the settings if requiredAnalog recording Select Analog or Mono Select Auto or Manual Adjust the recording level. Main unit onlyStart recording After recording, eject the Mini Disc Digital recording Recording Digital inputSelect one of Digital 1, 2 To fade in and fade out the music Track being played Track Erase Adjust the digital source recording levelUnlock Digital recording and Scms Synchro recording with CD playback Selecting the editing function type EditingReordering tracks by moving them Erasing desired tracks Quick Erase Select Move Moving the track being played Track MoveV E Select the move destination Image of track moving To cancel the editing results Edit CancelExecute the track reordering operation Eject the Mini Disc 1Select Q.MOVE Moving several tracks at a time Quick Move2Select the track numbers to be moved End the selection of the track numbers to be moved P Ç? / 0 0 Image of track insertion2 / Ç? 8 / Ç? E Select Divide Dividing the track being played Track Divide2Preview the result V I D E + Image of track division Image of previewExecute the track divide operation 2Select the track to be combined 5 +5 + Combined tracks are decreased automatically Execute the track combine operation Image of track combination Select Erase Erasing the track being played Track EraseA S E Confirm that the track has been erased Image of track erasure R a S E 1To erase all MD tracks2To erase desired tracks 5 ? a B C S C Error When Disc Error is displayedImage of track deleting Quick Erase Erasing desired tracks Editing titles About preset titlesTotal number of title characters Characters usable in title editing L M Input the titleL M N W O O D 3To change or erase a titleN E O O D a B C Scrolling the display Title editing function keysExecute title change or deletion S C Copying the CD text CD text editing1Transmit the CD text into the MD recorder Single C D t e x t This key allows to switch the mode of time display Changing the displayed contentsTime Display key Fade key Timer playback, timer recording Timer operations Symptoms related to MD standard Operation to resetSymptom Cause Case of difficulty Displayed Message Meaning Action Symptom Cause Remedy Other symptoms Specifications Memo For your records