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HUsing timer playback and sleep operation in combination

When the sleep time has elapsed, the power will be turned off automatically. When the timer playback time is reached, the power will be turned on automatically to start playback.

1Adjust timer playback settings. (See page 38.)

2Perform sleep operation. (See page 42.)

3Perform timer playback while in the sleep mode. (See page 39.)

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HUsing timer recording and sleep operation in combination

When the sleep time has elapsed, the power will be turned off automatically. When the timer record time is reached, the power will be turned on automatically to start recording.

1Adjust timer recording settings. (See page 40.)

2Perform sleep operation. (See page 42.)

3Perform timer recording. (See page 41.)

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Contents

CONTENTS ACCESSORIESMD/CD STEREO MODELSPECIAL NOTES IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDSFOR YOUR RECORDS PRECAUTIONS HVolume controlContinued HGeneralIREAR PANEL NAMES OF CONTROLS AND INDICATORSIFRONT PANEL ISPEAKER IREMOTE CONTROLContinued HSpeaker connection PREPARATION FOR USEHAntenna connection 1Supplied FM antennaHConnecting the AC power cord HRemoving the speaker grillesHMounting the speaker grilles HPlacing the systemHRemote control 8 to 20 0.2m-6mPrecautions for battery use ContinuedB E S T W H I T S DISPLAY SECTIONHTo change the contrast of the display HCharacter displayHTo select CD or MD track numbers HMenus for the timer and MD editingMULTI CONTROL BUTTON To check the time SETTING THE CLOCKTo change the setting HVolume SOUND CONTROLHPre-programmedequalizer HExtra bass X-BASSHAdjusting the sense of width or depth 3 D B S U R R O U N DH 3D SURROUND Remote control operationHOW TO ENTER CHARACTERS H A P P Y H B I R TA B C D E F G H I J HEntering charactersHEntering standard size characters HTo correct, add, or delete a characterP r e p a r a t i o n 2When you want to delete or correct a characterA B C D E F G H I J A B C D E F G H I J B HEntering extra large charactersPreparation A B C D E F G H I JHTo enter characters from a computer keyboard Keys you can useYou can enter characters by connecting a keyboard How to enter lower-caseor upper-caselettersCOMPACT DISC OPERATION HLoading and playing CDTo switch the unit off after use Direct playbackMINIDISC OPERATION HLoading and playing MiniDiscsContinued To interrupt playbackHTuning RADIO OPERATIONAuto tuning Manual tuningContinued HPreset tuningHTo recall a preset station PROGRAMMING RADIO STATION NAMES VARIOUS CD AND MD OPERATIONS HDirect-selectionplayHCue and review HAPSS Auto Program Search SystemHAPMS Automatic Programmable Music Selector Remote control operationTo cancel the APMS ContinuedHRepeat and random play To cancel repeat playback or random playContinued To stop playbackHSwitching the time display 2L O V E W S O N GSee the diagram to the left See the diagram to the leftBASIC INFORMATION ON MINIDISCS HDifferences from tape recordingsHInformation TOC to be recored on an MD HNote about making digital copiesRECORDING HAbout monaural long-playmodeTo cancel operation S T E R E O S P M O N O L PTrack editing To cancel operationContinued If recording does not beginRecording from the built-inradio onto a MiniDisc HRecording from the built-inradio onto a MiniDiscContinued To interrupt recordingContinued To record a particular trackEDITING DivideCombine EraseHUsing the editing function HEdit MenuHRecording the editing results ContinuedHDivide HCombineDivide CombineHMove MoveContinued Programmed moveHErase To erase tracks one at a timeTo erase all of the tracks at once ContinuedHTrack/disc name HTo create a disc nameHTo create a track name To create a disc nameHTo erase disc names or track names Continued1Disc name Track nameHOW TO USE THE BUILT-INTIMER HWhat the timer can doHTo set up the timer for playback The timer in this product can do the followingHPerforming timer playback Stopping timer playback in the middleTo change a setting ContinuedContinued HTo set up the timer for recordingStopping timer recording in the middle Performing timer recording HPerforming timer recordingTo check the timer setting To cancel the timer operationTo confirm or change the sleep timer setting HSleep operationTo cancel the sleep operation To confirm or change the sleep timer setting1Adjust timer playback settings. See page ContinuedHConnecting to digital audio sources USING EXTERNAL UNITSHConnecting a personal computer Continued HConnecting analog unitsHHeadphones Synchro recording HListening to sound from an external unitHSynchro recording ContinuedHManual recording HTrack numbersContinued After finishing playback on an external unitHUsing the microphone HUsing the microphone as a loudspeakerHListening to stereo turntable HMixing with musicTo return to the default common message HTo change the common messageHStoring a special message in memory H A P P Y H B I R TContinued Types of fixed messages stored in memoryG O O D Y M O R N When creating your own messageTo cancel the special message setting ContinuedWHAT IS A MINIDISC? HWhat is a MiniDisc?HHandling MiniDiscs accidental erasure preventionHHigh-speedaccess HTypes of discsHShock-ResistantMemory MINIDISC SYSTEM LIMITATIONSTROUBLESHOOTING HIf a problem occursRemote control GeneralError messages ContinuedMeaning RemedyHIf a power failure occurs during recording RESETING THE MICROCOMPUTERHMoisture condensation HIf a problem occursMAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONSH Internal care H External care38-58 98.6.23, 10 34 AMCALLING FOR SERVICE LIMITED WARRANTYSHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Sharp Plaza, Mahwah, New Jersey