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Onkyo MD-105X Connecting to the other components continued, Connecting the z controller, z cable

Models: MD-105X

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Connecting to the other components (continued)

Connecting to the other components (continued)

Connecting the (z) controller

If you are using other ONKYO components equipped with z connectors, you can control these components using the amplifier's remote cnotroller.

Before connecting

•The amplifier must be connected in the z system hookups for z control operation.

•Each component has two z connentors. There is no differents between those connectors.

•The components may be connected in any order.

•Remote control operation is not possible if only the z remote control cable is connected to the z connectors.Connect the audio connection cables correctly.

Tuner

Amplifier

MD-105X				z cable

CD player

Connecting the AC power cord (mains lead)

Insert the AC power cord into a wall outlet. The STANDBY indicator lights.

STANDBY/ON

STANDBY

•To use the unit with the other Onkyo Separate Collection series components, follow the connection diagram in the A-905X instruction manual to connect the unit to the system.

•If you press the EJECT button whil the unit is in the STANDBY mode, the power will turn on and the display will light up automatically.

Connections

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Onkyo MD-105X Connecting to the other components continued, Connecting the z controller, Connections, Before connecting

Contents

English Before using ConnectionsOperations Other Information MD-105XMain Features Before usingThank you for purchasing Declaration of ConformityImportant Safeguards Before Using12. Power-CordProtection - Power-supply 1. Warranty Claim Precautions3.Power 2. Recording CopyrightBefore Using PrecautionscontinuedFor U.S. model FCC INFORMATION FOR USERFor Canadian model PrecautionscontinuedModele pour les Canadien For European modelChecking the supplied accessories Table of contentsConnections OperationsInserting the remote controller batteries Using the remote controllerUsing the remote controller 3 Replace the compartment coverInserting the remote controller batteries Using the remote controllercontinuedUsing the remote controller Before UsingAuto Power On ConnectionsRemote control of the System Components Program TimerBefore connecting Connecting to the other componentsConnections 1Connection with the Amplifier 3Connection to AC outlet UNSWITCHED2Connection to the Digital Input Terminals DIGITAL INPUTConnecting the z controller Connecting to the other components continuedConnecting the AC power cord mains lead Before connectingOperations Normal play2 Insert an MD the sChanging the display mode Normal play continuedWhen the MD recorder is stopped When an MD is playingRC-409MDsupplied Normal play continuedA-905X To play the next track or a later trackSearching for a part to play Search play Music ScanOperations Normal play continuedRC-409MDsupplied RC-398S supplied RANDOMwith A-905XREPEAT Repeat playTo stop the Repeat play REPEATTo stop A-BRepeat Repeat play continuedMEMORY Memory playChecking the stored contents RC-409MD suppliedUsing the Auto Space function RC-409MDonly Selecting a track using the remote controllerMemory play continued controllerCD-dubbingSystem operation CD-dubbingSystem operation2 Load recordable MD in the MD105X 1 Load the CD in the CD playerCD-dubbingwith track specified CD-dubbingSystem operationCD DubMode? Fade Album?1 Press the STANDBY/ON button Analog recording2 Load a recordable MD OperationsAnalog recording continued 5 Using the AMCS knob, adjust the recording level4 Press the oREC button To enable the automatic track numbering function To disable the automatic track numbering functionAnalog recording continued Operations1 Press the STAND-BY/ONbutton Digital recording2 Load a recordable MD Number of recorded tracksDigital recording continued 5 Using the AMCS knob, adjust therecording level When the recording level adjustment isDigital recording continued Signal Wait functionTo stop recording temporarily To stop recording3 Recording starts Signal Synchro recordingOperations CD-synchrorecording System operationTo stop CD-synchrorecording 2 Start playing the CDTo stop synchro recording System operation continued3 Start playing the cassette deck OperationsSystem operation continued Synchro-recordingfrom MD to cassette deckRC-409MD supplied RC-398S supplied with3 Set the timer on your T-405X Timer operation2 Set the INPUT selector to ST stereo position 1 Insert an MDStorage period of backup data Checking the contents of recordingOther information for recording Protecting recordings from accidental erasureErasing a track Editing the contents of an MD3 Press the YES button OperationsDividing a track Editing the contents of an MD continued2 Press the YES button 4 Press the YES button to divide the track2 Press the EDIT/NO button several Combining trackstimes until Combine ? appears in the display 4 Press the YES button againEditing the contents of an MD continued 5 Press the YES button to move the selected track Moving a trackEditing the contents of an MD continued Operations3 Press the YES button Naming a track or disc6 Press the YES button Naming a track or disc ContinuedOperations To change the type of characters entered1 Press the STOP button Preset titles for easy titling2 Press the EDIT/NO button to display Name Erase? Naming a track or disc ContinuedThe UNDO function Canceling the last editing2 Undo the last editing 1 Select Undo?Other Information Message listMessage MeaningOther Information System limitationsTOC indicator appears for a long time 60, 74 or 80 minutesGuide to the serial copy management system Rules for digital recordingRule RuleSymptom TroubleshootingOther Information CauseCondensation Troubleshooting ContinuedSymptom CauseOther Information Precautions for handling the MiniDisc MDStorage location Regular careFront panel Indexed to parts and controlsDisplay indicatorIndexed to parts and controls continued Remote controllerPOWER button Other InformationIndexed to parts and controls continued RC-398SOther Information MEMOSignal read out system SpecificationsError correction system Signal to noise ratio