Saving the power in standby mode

In order to conserve power, you can select whether or not to display the clock when the system is off. The system is set at the factory to not display the clock when the system is off (Power Saving Mode). To display the clock even when the system is off, deactivate the Power Saving Mode.

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To activate Power Saving Mode

Press DISPLAY.

The clock display disappears.

Tips

•Each time you press DISPLAY in the Power Saving Mode, the display switches between the Power Saving Mode and the clock display.

•?/1 indicator lights up even in the Power Saving Mode.

Note

When the timer is set, the Power Saving Mode does not function.

Getting Started

,Press DISPLAY when the system is off.

The system switches off the Power Saving Mode and the clock display appears.

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Sony DHC-MD373 manual Saving the power in standby mode, To activate Power Saving Mode, Press Display when the system is off

DHC-MD373 specifications

The Sony DHC-MD373 is a compact audio system that exemplifies Sony's commitment to high-quality sound and user-friendly design. Introduced as a versatile mini-system, the DHC-MD373 integrates a variety of playback options, catering to a wide array of musical preferences. This system features a sleek, modern design that easily fits into any living space, making it a popular choice for both casual listeners and audiophiles alike.

One of the standout features of the DHC-MD373 is its MiniDisc player, a technology that allows for high-quality digital audio recording and playback. The MiniDisc format provides superior sound reproduction compared to cassette tapes and offers greater durability and ease of use. The system also supports CD playback, including CD-R and CD-RW formats, broadening the range of audio sources that users can enjoy.

In addition to its physical media capabilities, the DHC-MD373 is equipped with AM/FM radio, enabling users to access their favorite radio stations. The system includes a built-in tuner with presets, making it easy to switch between different stations. It also features a tape deck for those who still cherish their cassette collections, further enhancing its versatility.

The audio performance of the DHC-MD373 is impressive, featuring advanced sound enhancement technologies. With a built-in equalizer, users can adjust sound settings to match their preferences or the acoustic requirements of their environment. The system's two-way speaker design delivers rich, full-bodied sound, ensuring that every note and detail is heard clearly.

For connectivity, the DHC-MD373 includes various inputs and outputs, allowing for easy integration with other audio devices. This feature promotes versatility, as users can connect external speakers, microphones, or other playback devices, extending the capabilities of the system. Additionally, its compact size and design allow for flexible placement, whether on a shelf or in an entertainment center.

In conclusion, the Sony DHC-MD373 is a highly functional mini audio system that combines traditional and modern audio technologies. With its MiniDisc playback, comprehensive radio capabilities, and robust sound quality, it provides an enjoyable listening experience for a diverse range of users. Its blend of performance, versatility, and design makes the DHC-MD373 an enduring choice in home audio systems. Whether for casual use or dedicated listening sessions, this system is built to impress.

Contents

Mini Hi-Fi Component System Table of Contents Labelling the preset stations Starting recording with 6 seconds Prestored audio dataUsing the Radio Data System RDS Recording your favourite CD tracks on An MD Hooking up the system Set up the AM loop aerial, then connect itConnect the speakers Connect the FM/AM aerials Inserting two R6 size AA batteries into the remote Connect the mains lead to a wall outletGetting Started Tip Setting the time To change the preset timeIf you make a mistake Presetting radio stations To tune in a station with a weak signal Presetting radio stationsTo set another station to the exist preset number To erase a preset station To activate Power Saving Mode Saving the power in standby modePress Display when the system is off Press Display Clock display disappears Playing a CD To turn on the system, press ?/1powerPress CD Z and place a CD on the disc tray Press CD HS MD CD-MD Synchro Recording Recording a CD on anTo stop recording Before inserting an MD Recording a CD on an MD Playing an MDBefore pulling out the mains lead If the MD becomes full during recording Listening to the radio Preset Tuning Listening to non-preset radio Stations Recording fromListening to the radio Press zREC MD deck stands by for recording REC button lights redRecording starts To cancel Shuffle Play To cancel Repeat PlayPlaying CD tracks Repeatedly Repeat Play Programme Play Programming CD tracksPress H To check the total number of programmed tracks To select the desired track using the remote Using the CD displayProgramming CD tracks To check the programme order Stop mode Labelling a CD Disc MemoCD Player Labelling a CD Checking the disc titles Playing MD tracks To cancel erasingErasing a disc title Erasing all disc titles stored System memory You can play all the tracks on an MD in random Programming MD tracks Tips To programme additional tracks, repeat steps 3 Press HMD Deck Play Press .or repeatedly during Programme Play Using the MD display After recording When the source you record from is This system’s CD playerProtecting a recorded MD MD Deck Play/Recording Recording on an MD Selecting the tracksCD-MD Synchro Recording Press ENTER/YES on the remote Manually Manual Recording Recording on an MDPress z REC MD Deck Recording Recording on an MD manually Start playing the desired source CD, etc. to recordTime Machine Recording To stop Time Machine Recording Marking track numbers 4,5Press Function repeatedly until Tuner appears To cancel automatic track marking Press MENU/NO Press MD HSTracks following the added one are renumbered Making a space between tracks 3 seconds long To turn off Smart Space and Auto Cut functionsPress H to restart the recording Adjusting the recording level Recording starts When recording a CD, etc., start playing4,6 4,5 5 ,4,5 Monaural recordingTo return to stereo recording Mono lights up Editing functions Before you start editingBefore editing After editing Name Function Labelling an MDDuring recording After recording Copying a disc or track title Erasing recordingsChecking the titles Erasing the titles Erasing recordings Erasing all tracksPress ENTER/YES again All Erase ?? appears Erasing a portion of a track Erase Function 5,8, 9,11Repeat until point a is played correctly MD pauses To cancel A-B Erase Moving recorded tracksMove Function To cancel moving To return to the track order before MoveDivide Function Combining recorded 4,6 5 ,4,5Dividing recorded tracks For example, to combine tracks 4 and 1, select To cancel combining Undoing the last edit To cancel Undo functionUndo Function One of the following messages appears MD Deck Editing/Sound Adjustment To cancel the Preset EqualizerReinforcing the bass sound Dbfb Press Dbfb Stations Station Name Labelling the presetPress CURSORt on the remote Press TUNER/BAND to select FM or AM Receiving RDS broadcasts What is the Radio Data System? Falling asleep to music Waking up to music5,8 To check the setting / activate the timer To change the settingTo cancel the timer Set the time to start play Tune in the preset radio station see Press CLOCK/TIMER SET Timer recording radio programmesSet the time to start recording Insert a recordable MD or tape To check the setting / To use the timer Connecting a portable MD Etc Connecting optional A/V componentsConnecting the optional TC TX373 tape deck Connecting the audio cords not supplied Connecting a CS/BS digital Tuner, etc Connecting external aerialsConnecting optional components FM aerial Precautions System limitations of MDs General Troubleshooting Optional components MD Deck Troubleshooting Self-diagnosis DisplayTuner Messages Self-diagnosis Display Specifications Information Parts descriptions for the remote Parts descriptions for the remote Playing CD 10, 16 an MD 12 Index Undo Function Index