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Sony MHC-ZX10 Playing a CD, Basic Operations, — Normal Play, ?/1, m M, B/b, . > m M, CD indicators, Operations Basic

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Basic Operations

Playing a CD

— Normal Play

You can play up to five CDs in a row.

?/1

CD NX MODE SELECT

Multi stick

(Power)

. > x PUSH ENTER

21 VOLUME m M

DISC SKIP

X

x

. > m M

CD N

MODE SELECT

	V	ENTER
	V
B	b	VOL +/–
	v
		B/b

1 Press one of the A 1~5 buttons and place a CD on the disc tray.

If a disc is not placed properly, it will not be recognized.

Place with the label side up. When you play a CD single (8 cm CD), place it on the inner circle of the tray.

Press the same button to close the disc tray. To insert other CDs, press A of other numbers to open the disc tray.

The CD presence indicator lights in the display.

Disc presence indicator

2 Press one of the DISC 1~5 buttons.

The disc tray closes and play starts.

If you press CD NX (or CD H on the remote) when the disc tray is closed, playback starts from the CD loaded on the tray whose disc pointer indicator lights.

Disc number Track number

CD indicators	Playing time
CD indicators
Disc presence	Disc pointor
indicator	indicator

In “1 Disc” play mode (see page 12)

In “All Discs” play mode (see page 12)

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Operations Basic

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Contents

Page WARNING Table of Contents Getting Started Step 1: Hooking up the system Jack type A To connect optional components To deactivate/activate the demonstration Started Getting Jack type B Step 2: Setting the time To cancel the menu operation Tips v/V b/B To change the time Step 3: Presetting radio stations To tune in a station with a weak signal To set another station to an existing preset number To erase a preset station To change the AM tuning interval (Except for the European model) Saving the power in standby mode Basic Operations Playing a CD — Normal Play Playing a CD (continued) Recording a CD — CD Synchro Recording Recording a CD (continued) Listening to the radio — Preset Tuning To listen to non-presetradio stations Recording from the radio Playing a tape Playing a tape (continued) Searching for the beginning of a track (AMS*) Recording from a tape — High-speedDubbing The CD Player Using the CD display Playing the CD tracks repeatedly ––Repeat Play ––Shuffle Play Programming the CD tracks ––Program Play To cancel Program Play To add tracks to the existing program To check the program To clear a desired step from the program Player Recording on a tape manually Recording a CD by specifying track order — Program Edit Recording a CD by specifying track order (continued) To check the order To cancel Program Edit Selecting tape length automatically DJ Effects Looping part of a CD — Loop Flashing part of a CD — Flash Sound Adjustment Adjusting the sound Adjusting the sound (continued) Selecting the preset audio effect file Selecting the effect from the music menu To cancel the effect Music menu options Effect For Adjustment Sound Changing the spectrum analyzer display Selecting surround effects Controlling the graphic equalizer Creating a personal audio effect file — Personal file Other Features What is the Radio Data System Receiving RDS broadcasts Locating a station by program To cancel PTY search List of program types (PTY) Other Using the Radio Data System (RDS) (continued) Falling asleep to music — Sleep Timer Waking up to music — Daily Timer Waking up to music (continued) Timer-recordingradio programs Timer-recordingradio programs (continued) Optional components Connecting audio components Connecting an MD deck for digital recording analog recording Connecting audio components (continued) Connecting a VCR Connecting external antennas FM antenna Connecting external antennas (continued) AM antenna Additional Information Precautions Precautions (continued) Troubleshooting General Speakers CD Player Troubleshooting (continued) Tape Deck Tuner Specifications Specifications (continued) Parts Identification for the remote Index Page Page Page Items in “Sound Mode” and “Set Up Mode”