Sony DHC-MD515 70

120 V AC, 60 Hz

220 – 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz

110 – 120 V or 220 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz adjustable with the voltage selector 85 watts

531 – 1,602 kHz

(with the interval set at 9 kHz)

530 – 1,710 kHz

(with the interval set at 10 kHz)

5.95 – 17.90 MHz AM loop antenna External antenna terminals

450 kHz

2-way,bass-reflex type

15 cm dia., cone type

2.5 cm dia., cone type

6 ohms

Specifications (continued)

Other models:

MW:

SW:

Antenna

Intermediate frequency

Speaker

SS-MD515

Speaker system

Speaker units

Woofer:

Tweeter:

Nominal impedance

General

Power requirements

North American model:

European model:

Other models:

Power consumption Dimensions Amplifier/Tuner/MD/CD section:

(With the controller attached)

Approx. 215 ⋅ 290 ⋅ 400 mm (w/h/d) incl. projecting parts and controls

(With the controller detached)

Approx. 215 ⋅ 290 ⋅ 390 mm (w/h/d) incl. projecting parts and controls

Speakers:Approx. 190 ⋅ 350 ⋅ 275 mm (w/h/d) incl. projecting parts and controls

	Mass
	Amplifier/Tuner/MD/CD section:
		Approx. 9.5 kg
	Speakers:	Approx. 3.6 kg net per
	Supplied accessories:	speaker
	Supplied accessories:	AM loop antenna (1)
		AM loop antenna (1)
		Detachable controller
		RM-MD515 (1)
		Terminal protector (1)
		MD cartridge (1)
		AA (R6) batteries (2)
		FM lead antenna (1)
		Speaker cords (2)
70	Design and specifications are subject to change
	without notice.

Contents

DHC-MD515 WARNING Table of Contents Getting Started Step 1: Hooking up the system Step 2: Setting the time SUN1 2:00AM MON1 2:00AM MON 9:0 0AM Step 3: Presetting radio stations Tuning in the desired radio station Presetting the radio station MemoryFM 1CH Step 4: Using the detachable controller Detaching the controller Reattaching the detachable controller Inserting two size AA (R6) Using the detachable batteries into the controller from a distance detachable controller Connecting optional A/V components and outdoor antennas Connecting a video game or VCR Connecting audio components Connecting outdoor antennas Basic Operations Playing a CD CD3-10 2 6 CD3-1 0 Recording a whole CD on an MD Step 1: Preparing CD for recording Step 2: Recording 1NORMAL CD1-10.00 Playing an MD 1 2 3 MD1-1 Listening to the radio FM 1 OO.5 MH z 1 2 3 FM 1 1O.5 MHz Page The CD Player Playing CD tracks repeatedly Repeating all tracks or a program Repeating only one track Playing CD tracks in random order Programming CD tracks CD1-18 CD3-AL CD3-3 Using the CD display Looping part of a CD track Labeling a CD CD Name in Checking the disc titles stored in memory Erasing a disc title of a Erasing all disc titles stored in memory Checking the CD- TEXT information Checking the disc titles Checking the track titles Symphony The MD Deck – Playing Playing MD tracks repeatedly Playing MD tracks in random order 1 2 3 MD1-1764.17 Programming MD tracks MD1-AL MD1-3 Using the MD display Checking the remaining time of a track Checking the remaining time of an MD The MD Deck – Recording Before you start recording After recording Recording methods on this system Recording multiple CDs on multiple MDs 12 3 3CD->3MD 1 2 3 SEAMLESS 1 2 CD1-10.00 Recording your favorite CD tracks on MDs Step 1: Programming the desired tracks 1CD1-4 Step 2: Recording programs on MDs – Recording one program 1 2 3 3PGM->3MD Recording only the first track on each Recording from three CDs 1HIT PARADE 1CD1-1 Recording from four or more CDs Recording the current CD track Recording on an MD manually Starting recording with 6 seconds of prestored audio data Marking track numbers Marking track numbers automatically while recording Marking track numbers at a specific point while recording Making a space between tracks 3 seconds long Smart Space Auto Cut The MD Deck – Editing Before you start editing Editing functions Before editing After editing Labeling an MD 1 2 3 MD Name in Page 12 3 MD1-2 Erasing all tracks Erasing a portion of a track Moving recorded tracks 1 2 3 MD4 ->1ok Dividing recorded tracks Combining recorded tracks 1 2 3 MD 4+5>4 12 3 MD 4+1>3 Undoing the last edit Sound Adjustment Adjusting the sound Reinforcing the bass sound Getting a more powerful sound Selecting the Preset Equalizer menu Other Features TUNER Nam ei ?n FM 3 A Using the Radio Data System (RDS) What is the Radio Data System Receiving RDS broadcasts Locating a station by program type (PTY) Falling asleep to music Waking up to music Timer recording radio programs 12 3 ON SUNO :OOAM Page Additional Information Precautions System limitations of MDs Using the Self- Diagnostic Display Protected Troubleshooting General Speakers CD Player MD Deck Tuner Messages Page Specifications Page Index