Jwin JX-CD530 User's Manual
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1. WIN PORTABLE COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH ANTI SHOCK 45SEC INSTRUCTION MANUAL PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING YOUR UNIT MODEL JX CD530 LOCATION OFCONTROLS CD MODE BUTTON CD SKIP p gt m4 BUTTON DC IN 4 5V ADAPTER JACK NOT INCLUDED HOLD SWITCH STOP BUTTON power off PLAY PAUSE power on LINE OUT JACK PHONES JACK DOOR OPEN BASS BOOST switch gt CONTROL CONTROL OPERATION AND FUNCTION POWER SUPPLY Your CD player requires 2 size AA alkaline batteries not included or use the AC adapter not included AC ADAPTER OPERATION Plug one end ofthe AC adapterinto the DC 4 5V jack then plug the otherend into AC wall outlet PRECAUTIONS ON USING THE AC ADAPTER Put in comect pecsforAC adapter Please make sure you purchase the corect AC adapter Use of an incorrect AC adaptor will damage the unit Don t touch the AC adapterwith wet hands Doing so isdangerous as this could result in an electric shock If the adapter plug is insert into the DC J ack of the Player the power supply auto matically switch to the AC DC powerand the batteriessupply willbe disconnected DC OPERATION ALKALINE BATTERY INSTALLATION NOT SUPPLIED Insert two AA batteries not supplied into the battery compartment on the bottom of the unit Be sure to observe the proper polarity CHARGING AND USE OF RECHARGEABLE BATIERIES This unit can fully recharge the specified rechargeable batteries i2. pla y and start the normal pla y Press the CD Mode button twice more orpressthe stop button Note If you pressthe button during playing it will start the intro pla y afterthe songs finished RANDOM OR SHUFFLE PLAY Plays all the tracks in random order 1 Press the PLAY PAUSE button and wait fora while 2 Press the CD Mode button 4 times during playing 3 The RAND will appear in the display 4 The display will show the first tack the CD player select 5 Press the skip button to skip the next random song 6 To stop the function pressthe CD Mode button once more orpressthe Stop button THE HOLD FUNCTION Itis useful during playing the function will lock the key on the panel to protect the mistake during playing During playing slide the HOLD switch to ON position the HOLD will appear in the display the key on the panel will be locked the panel key is disabled Slide the HOLD switch to OFF position to stop the function E 4 THE ANTI SKIP MEMORY FUNCTION 45SEC The digital anti skip function usessemiconductormemoryto preventthe sound from skipping when the unit issubjected to shocksand vibration during pla y 1 When the ESP button is pressed during play the _ indicator appears in the displa y and the digital anti skip function tums on The digital data equivalent to approximately 3 seconds 45 seconds of music isstored ina read ahead memory buffer before it isdecoded and played The display c
3. the volume control level Weak batteries Batteries are getting weak replace both batteries or use the AC adapter Bass boost is on and music is too loud Lower volume control or slide bass boost switch to off Tracks do not change or set does not play normally Batteries are too weak and the battery symbol will show in display Replace both batteries with fresh alkaline batteries or use a AC Adapter Buttons do not work Electronic or static error caused circuitry to lock Remove batteries and AC adapter Wait a few seconds and re insert Make sure batteries are fresh or adapter has power The HOLD function is on E 7 Slide the HOLD switch to OFF position
4. batteriesas the sketch shown mistakenly inserting even one with improper polarity will cause leakage and the unit will not play propeny 3 When not using the unit foran extended period of time ornot using the batteries fora long time remove them to prevent possible acid leakage or conosion re sulting in damage to your player or personal injury such asskin bums 4 Bear in mind that battery life expectancy is based upon playing mode Maxi mum battery power consumption happens at maximum settings If sound gets distorted orif the unit failsto switch tracks yourbattenesare weak Replace both batteries oruse AC adaptor not included Nevercharge heat disassemble or throw batteriesinto a fire If the display shows the symbol this means your batteries are weak re place them oruse the AC adaptor 7 If the display is blank no numbers show when power is tumed on the batteries are dead Replace them oruse the AC adapter AUTO POWER ON FUNCTION The power tums on automatically when the PLAY PAUSE button is pressed AUTO POWER OFF FUNCTION The power tums off immediately after the disc compartment is opened When all the trackson a disc have been played orthe Stop button is pressed the powertums off automatically within 60 secondsif no button is pressed If you pressed the Stop button twice the power will tum off LISTENING WITH HEADPHONES Connect the plug of the stereo headphone into the headphone jack marked phones be
5. ently playing e Pressthe m4 twice or more to skip to previous tracks FORMARD REVERSE SEARCH Pressand hold the skip gt 4 button during play to scan the disc at high speed When the desired section ofthe disc isfound release the button Normal pla y will resume gt gt forwa rd ma reverse e If you press and hold the skip button gt while playing it will scan the current playing track forward at high speed e If you press and hold the skip button m4 while playing it will scan the current playing track backwardsat high speed BASS BOOST Use the Bass Boost function to increase the bass output when listening with headphones During bass boost on setting some times you may hearsome distortion adjust the volume control to a lowerlevel when using the bass boost feature PROGRAMMED PLAY The tracks on the disc can be programmed for play in any order Up to 24 tracks canbe programmed During programming PROG flashes in the display NOTE Programming is possible in the STOP mode BASS BOOST Program number 1 2 3 Track number 3 5 9 1 Pressthe PROGRAM button in the STOP MODE The PROG appearsin the display 2 Press the skip button 1 m4 to select the first tack to be programmed 3 Press the PROGRAM button again to enter the track into the memory 4 Repeat steps 2 to 3 to program othertrack till you finish E 3 5 After programming is finished pr
6. ess the PLAY PAUSE Button Note Programmed pla y will begins automatically if you program 24 tracks PROG shows steady in the display and programmed pla y begins 6 The player stops automatically after all programmed tracks have been played To play the same program again pressthe PLAY PAUSE Button The programming will be cleared if 1 Open the door 2 Power off 3 Afterrandom play 4 To checkthe program pressthe STOP Button and then the PROGRAM button THE CD MODE BUTION This button can be pressed during pla y to accomplish many different kinds of pla y Once for single track repeat Twice forall tracks repeat 3 times for INTRO play CD Mode button pressed 4 times for RANDOM SHUFFLE play 5 times for retum to normal play SINGLE TRAC K REPEAT Pressthe CD Mode button once during play and the CO willappearin the display The current track willbe played overand over again until Stop button is pressed ALL TRACKS REPEAT CONTINUO US PLAY Pressthe CD Mode button twice during pla y And the CO ALL willappearin the display The alltrackson disc willbe played overand overagain until Stop button ispressed INTRO PLAY Plays the first 10 seconds of all tracks once then stops This is useful if you do not rememberthe song titles 1 Press the CD Mode button till the INTR appear in the display 2 The first 10 seconds of the tracks will be played once then stops 3 To stop the intro
7. fore use the unit CAUTION Hearing experts advise against exposure to continuous extended playat loud volume levels while using headphones possible hearing lossmay result If you experience a ringing in the ears reduce volume or discontinue use We want you listening fora life time PLAYING A DISC Be sure to reduce the volume before plugging in or unplugging the headphones earphones ou E 2 Plug the cord of headphone earphone into the PHONESjack Slide the DoorOpen button to open the CD door Hold the disc with the label side up and press it onto the spindle until it clicks into place Close the disc compartment press PLAY PAUSE button the disc will begin to spin the displa y will indicate 01 pla y will begin immediately from track number 1 Adjust the volume as desired Set the BASSBOOSTfunction as desired To stop play temporarily pressthe PLAY PAUSE button The elapsed playing time flashes in the display e Press the PLAY PAUSE button again to resume To stop play pressthe Stop Button and the powerturnsoff automatically aftera while Note Both 8cm and 12cm discscan be played in the unit Place only one disc ata time inthe CD compartment Bee Pressthe gt gt and m4 button during play to skip to the de zei NOW Bb WNE sired track mal e e Pressthe to skip to the next track on the disc e Pressthe to skip to the beginning of the track cur
8. hanges from the _ mark to the mark indicating that the data has been stored 2 When the unit is subjected to a shock during play the data stored in memory continuesto be decoded and continue reading new data Asthe data is read from memory the indicator changesto _ Once the pickup retums to its origi a poston new data isstored in memofy and the display changes back to the ark 3 Ifthe set is subjected to repeated shocks and all the data stored in memory is used up the _ mark is displayed and the sound will skip or stop fora brief pe riod until the Memory base fills up again 4 to tum off the anti skip function pressthe ESP button again NOTE Keep the digital anti skip function off when using the set in stable and no vibration area where it will not receive shocks The battery power consump tion is lessthan when it is on NOTE When the digital anti S function is switched on oroff the sound will be inter rupted for 1 to 2 seconds this is normal the intenupted time is used for the memory on or off 170101 gt Mm UE ICU a CONNECTING TO HOME STEREO SYSTEMS The line out jackismade to accepta stereo mini plug 3 5mm By using a commer cially available audio line cable simply connect the cable s mini plug to line out jackon your player and the otherappropriate end to CD AUX input s of yourhome stereo system NOTE Always switch the power off before making any connections between the playerand any othe
9. isscicdsscacivascssvesssnanse 138mm W x138mm D x29 5mm H Wells 212 grams E 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION CD Player will not turn on Dead or weak batteries Replace both batteries The AC adapter not connected properly Check the AC adapter connection at AC outlet and side of set Disc will not play Disc inserted incorrectly Re insert disc with label side facing up Defective or wrong type compact disc Try another audio compact disc CD door not closed Close lid securely push down left corne of door Moisture has condensed inside the CD deck Take out the CD and leave the CD door open for about an hour to dry the moisture condensation No sound from headphones Headphone plug not inserted properly Re insert headphone plug into the headphone jack marked phones Headphone plugged into the line out jack Plug headphone into the headphone jack not the line out jack The volume control set to minimum Increase the volume Weak batteries Replace with fresh batteries or use the AC adapter Defective compact disc Try another compact disc Sound is skipping The compact disc or lens is dirty Clean or replace the compact disc or clean the lens with a camera brush or blower Too much movement of the CD player Reduce movement of CD player Sound in distorted Music is too loud Decrease
10. n approximately 15 hours The rechargeable batteries NOT supplied should be re charged before they are used for the first time or they have not been used fora long period of time over 60 days 1 Open the battery compartment cover and insert two of the rec ommended rechargeable batteries matching polarity 1 2V 650mA ALL BATTERIES MUST BE OF RECHARGEABLE NIC KEL CADMIUM TYPE OTHERWISE THE BATTERIES MAY EXPLODE OR LEAK Plug in the AC adapter not included Slide the charge switch to CHARGE position to start charging CHARGE SWITCH Ei WN USE ONLY THEAC ADAPTER FOR CHARGING 4 After 15 hours please unplug the AC adapterand slide the recharge switch to nomal position DO NOTCHARG E CONTINUO USLY FOR 24 HOURSOR MORE DOING SO CAN CAUSE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE REC HARG EA BLE BATTERIES TO DETERIORATE NOTE You may pla y DISC S whilst charging the batteries If the operating time decreases drastically even when the rechargeable nickel cadmium batteries are propeny recharged purchase a new set of rechargeable nic kekc admium batteries When charging forthe first time oraftera long time playing time may be reduced In this case charge and discharge the batteries several times NOTE ON ALKALINE BATIERIES 1 When replacing the alkaline batteries use two new batteries of the same type Do not mixa used battery with a new one or mix different types of batteries 2 When inserting the batteries be sure to place the
11. r set NOTE The volume control orthe player become inoperable when the line out jack is used Adjustments are made on your audio system oa eaten LETT Te CLEANING CLEANING THE PIC KUP LENS A dirty lenswillcause sound skipping If the lensis very dirty the playermay not work Open the CD doorand clean the lens as follows FINGERPRINTS ON LENS Use a cotton swab starting in the middle and working to the outside edge pay attention in doing thisoperation or the pickup lenscould be damaged E 5 CLEANING THE CABINET Wipe with a soft cloth If the cabinet is very dirty dampen not dripping wet the cloth with a weak solution of soap water and then wipe clean HANDLING COMPACTDISCS 1 This unit isdesigned to play compact discsbearing the identifica tion logo to the right Discs that do not cany this logo may not Semar aubo confom to the CD standard and may not play propeny 2 Dirty scratched or warped discs ma y cause skipping ornoise Pay attention to the following Handle the disc only by the edges To keep the disc clean do not touch the surface of the disc 3 Discs should be retumed to their cases after use to avoid serious scratches that could cause the laser pickup to skip 4 Do not expose discs to direct sunlight high humidity or high temperatures for extended periods Prolonged exposure to high temperaturescan warp the disc 5 Do not s
12. tick or write anything on either side of the compact disc Sharp writing instruments or the inks used in some felt tip pens may damage the surfaces of the disc 6 Always place the compact disc to be played in the CD compartment with the label facing upward CD can be played on only one side CLEANING DISCS 1 Fingerprints should be wiped from the surface of the disc with a softcloth Unlike conventionalrecords compactdiscs have no groovesto collect dust and microscopic debris so gently wiping them with cloth should remove most of the particles Wipe in a straight motion from the inside to the outside of the disc 2 Never use such chemicals as record cleaning sprays anti Y x static sprays benzene or thinner to clean compact disc Such chemicalscan damage the plastic ofthe disc e The unit will not play a disc that has been inserted upside down ordiscsthat do not conform to the Compact Disc standard Also the unit might not pla y discs that are scratched soiled orcany fingerprints e Both 8cm and 12cm discs can be played in this unit TEC HNIC AL SPECIACATIONS CD PLAYER SECTION Frequency FESPONSS oes 20Hz 20KHz Wow and flutter below measure limits Sampling frequency D A converter Enor correction method Pic KUP soso optical 3 beam semiconductor laser 780 nM wavelength COMPACT GENERAL Power supply DC nnnnen 3V using two AA batteries AC DC adaptor 220V 4 5V DIMENSIONS visissiis
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