Sony MG110, MG310, MHC-MG510, MHC-MG110, MHC-MG310AV Connecting a video game machine

Using an Optional Keyboard/Optional Components

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Notes

•Make sure to match the color of the plugs and the

connectors.

•If you want to switch back to VIDEO function,

perform the operation described in the previous

page to switch to VIDEO function.

Connecting a video gamemachine

Connect the video output of the video game

machine to the VIDEO IN jack, and the audio

output to the AUDIO IN jacks on the front

panel of the unit. Connect the VIDEO OUT

jack on the rear panel of the unit to the video

input of a TV using the optional video cable.

To listen to the sound of the connected video

game machine, press GAME.

To the video input of a TV

To the video output of the video game machine

To the audio output of the video game machine

Notes

•The video game machine image may appear on the

TV screen even if the system is turned off.

•See “Selecting the sound effect” on page 24 for

video game sound effects.

•If you press GAME while the system is off, the

system turns on, the function switches to GAME,

and the equalizer also switches to the GAME (effect

status).

Contents

Main Warning To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. Table of Contents Parts Identification Getting Started CD Tape Main unit Remote Control Page Getting Started Hooking up the system Hooking up the system (continued) Getting Started 5Connect the FM/AM antennas. Set up the AM loop antenna, then connect it. To connect optional components Inserting two size AA (R6) batteries into the remote 6Connect the power cord to a wall outlet. Note on placement Setting the center speaker Setting the rear speakers Setting up your speakers for Dolby Pro Logic Positioning the speakers Setting the time CD Saving the power in standby mode Loading a CD 1 2 Getting Started/CD 3 right. 5 right edge of the cover until it clicks. The rotary table turns and the disc slot at the loading position is set to the playing position. Playing a CD Normal Play/Shuffle Play/Repeat Play 4 You can play up to 60 CDs continuously. This system lets you play the CD in different play modes. 2 Programing CD tracks Program Play 7 You can make a program of up to 25 tracks from all the CDs in the order you want to play them. 2 Labeling a CD Disc Memo 2 3 5 6 Using the CD display Presetting radio stations 1 2 3 5 Listening to the radio Preset Tuning 5 1 2 Playing a tape 1 2 3 Loading a tape 1 Recording to a tape CD Synchro Recording/Recording Manually/Program Edit Deck B stands by for recording. Press x. You can record from a CD, tape or radio. The recording level is adjusted automatically. Page Timer-recording radio programs 1 2 3 4 Selecting the sound effect Selecting the effect from the music menu Adjusting the sound Reinforcing the bass sound DBFB Selecting the surround effect 1 2 Enjoying Dolby Pro Logic Surround sound Selecting the sound formation Waking up to music Daily Timer 1 2 3 5 Setting the keyboard Labeling titles through the keyboard 1 2 3 Operating the system through the keyboard You can operate the system without using the buttons and controls on the unit or on the remote. Hooking up the optional A/V components You can connect a digital or an analog component to this system. Labeling titles through the keyboard (continued) Connecting a video game machine Connecting a sub woofer speaker Connecting a DVD player Optional Components/Additional Information Notes on CDs Note on CD-R/CD-RW playback Precautions On operating voltage On safety On placement On heat buildup Troubleshooting Precautions (continued) General Before placing a cassette in the tape deck When using a tape longer than 90 minutes Speakers CD Player Troubleshooting (continued) Tape Deck If other troubles not described above occur, reset the system as follows: Messages One of the following messages may appear or flash in the display during operation. Specifications Amplifier section MHC-MG510AV/MG310AV/MG110 U.S.A. models: AUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONS MHC-MG510AV MHC-MG310AV MHC-MG110 Specifications (continued) CD player section Tape player section Tuner section Speaker General