Kenwood M-707I Stereo System User Manual
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1. 4 AUTO REVERSE gt mp3z wma RDS NWOOD COMPACT Hi Fi COMPONENT SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RC F0713E Cassette tape door Phones jack 1 0 M 707i Kas 7 JEA Eas o EN TIMER SET button To set the clock To set the timer O button To switch the system on or to standby mode standby indicator RDS DISPLAY button To change the display for RDS PTY button To carry out PTY search STEREO MONO button To switch between stereo mode and mono mode on FM band only for TUNER FWD PLAY Il gt 11 button To start or interrupt playback for CD audio file iPod and TAPE To start or interrupt recording for TAPE RVS PLAY lt 4 11 lt 4 11 button To start or interrupt playback for TAPE To start or interrupt recording for TAPE SEARCH TUNING ma a P aa gt search buttons To search forward backward to next previous track or CD To skip tracks for CD To search forward backward or to skip to the next previous files for audio files and iPod To fast forward or rewind a tape To tune to higher lower radio frequency or search radio stations for TUNER P CALL ALBUM 4 p call album up down buttons To select a preset radio station for TUNER To select an album folder of audio files and iPod P MODE button To program tracks files for CD and audio file To program preset radio stations for2. Random play You can play all the album in random order Press RANDOM button Each time you press the button Random Play turns ON or OFF The displayed icon may not match the actual operation with certain iPod models Using the radio Tuning in radio stations 1 Press TUNER band TUNER band button to select the desired waveband FM or AM 2 Press and hold SEARCH TUNING ma a or gt gt a or gt gt search button to tune in to the desired frequency To tune to a weak station briefly press SEARCH TUNING Haa or BPI a or BHI search button repeatedly until the display shows the desired frequency or when the best reception has been obtained STEREO MONO Press the STEREO MONO button to select mono or stereo mode When stereo mode is selected the icon STEREO appears on the display if current station is FM stereo You are able to select stereo or mono mode in FM band only Storing preset You can store up to 20 for FM and 10 for AM radio stations in the memory When a preset radio stations selected the preset number appears on the display 1 Press TUNER band TUNER band button to select the desired waveband FM or AM 2 Press SEARCH TUNING ma a or gt gt kaa or gt search button to tune in to the desired frequency 3 Press P MODE button so that P appears on the display 4 Ifyou want to store the radio station to another preset number press
3. To ensure good system performance wait until the unit completely reads the disc USB device before recording To temporarily pause the recording press FWD PLAY gt Il gt H or RVS PLAY lt 4 tl lt 4 88 button Press it again to resume recording To end recording press W W stop button During recording it is not possible to listen to another source Program recording from a CD audio file Desired CD tracks audio file can be programmed in the desired sequence and recorded onto a tape 1 Insert a disc or a USB device 2 Inserta blank cassette tape into the tape deck 3 Press the desired source button to select the source you want to record from For CD audio file CD Press CD USB CD USB button to select CD input For USB device Press CD USB CD USB button to select USB input 4 Make sure that the unit is in stop mode continued to next page English 1 9 Using the cassette 5 Program the desired sequence of CD tracks audio file See page 14 for programming procedure 6 Press TAPE REC TAPE rec button to set the unit into recording standby mode The icon TAPE REC appears on the display 7 Press FWD PLAY gt II gt 11 or RVS PLAY lt 1 lt 11 button to begin recording The icon SYNC appears on the display To end recording press W M stop button Recording from a iPod 1 Connect a iPod to the iPod dock Insert a blank cassette tape into the tape deck P
4. To activate deactivate the timer Press TIMER ON OFF button If activated the icon TIMER appears on the display The timer off will not be activated if the starting and stopping time are the same During timer setting if no button is pressed within 20 seconds the system will exit timer setting mode automatically Sleep timer setting If the sleep timer is activated the system will switch to standby mode after the selected time has expired Each press of the SLEEP button decreases the timer period by 10 minutes The sleep timer can be set up to 90 minutes The icon SLEEP appears on the display The display will change to sleep time display and change as follows 90 min gt 80 min gt 70 min gt 60 min gt 50 min 40 min gt 30 min gt 20 min gt 10 min gt OFF While sleep mode is in active To deactivate the sleep timer Press SLEEP button or press Q O button to turn the power off If timer off and the sleep off are all activated the system will switch to standby mode by the earlier timer set English 21 In case of difficulty Resetting the Microcomputer The microcomputer may malfunction unit cannot be operated or shows an erroneous display if the power cord is unplugged while the power is ON or due to some other external factor If this happens execute the following procedure to reset the microcomputer and return the unit to its normal operating conditio
5. Example whe Ba wo TL S e SA01_001 mp3 L_ ao g Ao1_o10 mp3 Oco B AL_Ao2 L DO L a02 001 mp3 Music is encoded according to specification below Format MP3 Transfer bit rate 192 kbps Sampling frequency 44 1 kHz Recordable USB device USB standard USB 1 1 2 0 File system FAT 16 32 English 1 5 Using the CD USB device Program recording For CD only Desired CD tracks can be programmed in the desired sequence and recorded onto a USB device 1 Insert a USB device to the USB connector on the front panel 2 Program the desired sequence of CD tracks See page 14 for programming procedure 3 Press USB O T E USB 0 T E button to begin recording The icon SYNC USB REC appears on the display To end recording press W W stop button Changing the display of the disc USB device information Press TIME DISPLAY button in play or pause mode Every time the button is pressed the display changes in the following order For CD Using the iPod Inserting an iPod 1 Connect a iPod to the iPod dock 2 Press iPod iPod button The icon iPod appears on the display Playing an iPod Press FWD PLAY II gt H button to start playback Basic opertions Operation type To interrupt playback To search for a particular passage during playback To select a song Operation Press FWD PLAY gt 1 gt H button Press again to resume playback P
6. Press l CD USB CD USB TUNER band TUNER band TAPE mode TAPE mode iPod iPod button The standby LED will go out The system will switch to the last selected source or the selected source Switching the system to standby mode Press Q KO button standby indicator is lit 1 2 M 707i Volume control Press VOLUME A turn volume knob to the right button to increase or press VOLUME turn volume knob to the left to decrease the volume level VOL XX is displayed VOL XX denotes the volume level To switch off the volume temporarily Press MUTE button Playback continues without sound and MUTE is displayed To restore the volume press MUTE button again or adjust the volume Sound control The sound control system feature enables you to enjoy special sound effects preset equalizer settings and bass enhancement providing the best music reproduction To switch on preset equalizer settings Press EQ EQ button to select the desired sound effect POP CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ or FLAT off When an effect other than FLAT is selected the EQ icon appears on the display To switch on the bass enhancement Press X BASS X bass button The icon X BASS appears on the display To switch off X BASS press X BASS X bass button The icon X BASS disappears EQ and X BASS functions are not applied to the recording sound Headphones To listen to
7. The following restrictions are placed on the types and usage of available USB devices Available USB devices USB devices belonging to the USB mass storage class USB devices whose maximum current consumption is 500 mA or less Supported formats and USB device types FAT 16 32 USB Mass Storage Class USB devices that the PC can recognize as an external storage without using any special driver or application software Contact the sales agent as to whether your USB device conforms to the USB mass storage class specs Using an unsupported USB device can result in abnormal playback or display of the audio file Even if you use the USB device conforming to the above specs audio files cannot be played normally depending on the type or condition of the USB device Supported iPod iPod description iPod mini 4G iPod amp U2 iPod 4G iPod od photo amp Color U2 iPod od with color display od photo od nano 5G iPod with video U2 iPod with video iPod classic iPod nano 2nd generation iPod nano 3rd generation iPod touch Be sure to update the software of your iPod to the latest version The latest iPod software updater can be downloaded from the Apple website The iPod cannot be connected together with its accessories such as the cover or case Be sure to remove any accessories before connecting the iPod Video output setting of iPod needs to be set on your iPod When the iPod is detached from the iPod
8. Electronic Equipment and Batteries applicable for EU countries that have adopted separate waste collection systems Products and batteries with the symbol crossed out wheeled bin cannot be disposed as household waste Old electrical and electronic equipment and batteries should be recycled at a facility capable of handling these items and their waste byproducts Contact your local authority for details in locating a recycle facility nearest to you Proper recycling and waste disposal will help Pb conserve resources whilst preventing detrimental effects on our health and the environment Notice The sign Pb below the symbol for batteries indicates that this battery contains lead English 23 Specifications Main unit Amplifier section Rated output power VE ARE 45W 45 W 1 kHz 10 T H D at 6 Q Tuner section FM tuner section Tuning frequency range AE ates tens 20 ed eee ae eed 87 5 MHz 108 0 MHz AM tuner section Tuning frequency range A EEEE E EA EEA 531 kHz 1 602 kHz Lase o naiiai aani Semiconductor laser Over sampling 8 fs 352 8 kHz Laser wave length 760 800 nm Laser power class Class 1 IEC D A conversion USB interface USB Standard siissniisisssirsissssisnsissinisss aximum supply current File system P3 decode eee Compliant with MPEG 1 2 Audio Layer 3 WMA decode EEEE Compliant with Windows Media Audio 9 FAT 16 32 Recording fOrMat ssvsssv v 11 11111
9. Serious Classical Music CLASSICS Other Music OTHER M Weather WEATHER Finance FINANCE Children s Program CHILDREN Social Affairs SOCIAL Religion RELIGION hone In PHONE IN Trave TRAVEL Leisure LEISURE Jazz Music JAZZ Country Music COUNTRY National Music NATION M 1 8 M 707i Oldies Music OLDIES Folk Music FOLK M Documentary DOCUMENT 4 Press PTY button to start searching Under certain receiving conditions it may take more than 1 minute to complete the search Ifthe desired program type cannot be found PTY NO MATCH is displayed then after several seconds the display returns to the original display Using the cassette Playing a cassette tape 1 2 Press TAPE mode TAPE mode button to TAPE Press the area marked push open to open the cassette tape door Insert cassette tape into the compartment with the open edge facing down Close the door securely Press TAPE mode TAPE mode button to select the desired reverse mode icon plays both sides and stops icon plays both sides endlessly IZ icon plays only one side of the tape and stops Press SEARCH TUNING ka a or gt gt a lt or gt gt search button to move tape to the desired starting point Press FWD PLAY 11 gt 11 or RVS PLAY lt 11 lt 1 button to begin playing the tape Recording on a cassette
10. when playback is stopped Up to 60 tracks can be stored in the memory in any order 1 Instop mode press P MODE button to enter program setting The icon PGM and P 01 P 01 appears on the display indicates track number of the CD indicates file number of the audio file P 01 indicates program number The icon PGM starts flashing 2 Press P CALL ALBUM A or Y p call album up or down button or digit buttons 0 9 to select the desired track file 3 Press ENTER button to store the selected track file The track file number returns to and the next program number appears on the display 1 4 M 707i 4 Repeat steps 2 to 3 to select and store other desired tracks files in this way The icon PGM appears on the display 5 Press FWD PLAY gt II gt II button to play the programmed tracks files PROG ITEM FULL appears on the display if you attempt to program more than 60 tracks files Audio files can only be programmed within the same source To modify a program press the ENTER button in stop mode Press the ENTER button to select the desired program number Now enter the new track file number with either method below Press the P CALL ALBUM A or p call album up or down button to select the desired track file Press the CLEAR button to clear the track file number programmed Select the new track file number usin
11. OA DAnNnAaAnsk A oO Using the iPod Playing an iPod Repeat play Random play Using the radio Tuning in radio stations Storing preset Tuning to a preset radio station Using RDS Radio Data Syster Changing the RDS display information z Tuning by Program Type PTY search CONNNNN DADAA 4 M 707i Using the cassette cccccscscssescscsseseseeeee 19 Playing a cassette tape Recording on a cassette tape Clock timer operation Clock setting Timer setting To activate deactivate the timer Sleep timer setting In case of Cifficulty cccccccscscscserescreerre 22 General information Maintenance Specifications Main unit Speakers ee IPO Chen isane ace ea Me enact oe Unpacking Unpack the unit carefully and make sure that all accessories are present FM indoor antenna AM loop antenna iPod dock nes iPod dock adapter ns eeeeesssessssesnseesesneeeseensetnetnsetnsetassnsseneeneee Remote control unit with a built in button battery sss v vs1 11111 111111111 1 f any accessories are missing or if the unit is damaged of alls to operate notify your dealer immediately If your unit was shipped to you directly notify your shipper immediately enwood recommends that you retain the original carton and packing materials in case you need to move or ship the unit in
12. P CALL ALBUM A or p call album up or down to select the desired preset number 5 Press ENTER button again to store the radio station 6 Repeat steps 2 to 5 to store other preset radio stations During program if no button is pressed within 20 seconds the system will exit program mode automatically Tuning to a preset radio station Press P CALL ALBUM A or p call album up or down or digit buttons 0 9 to select the desired preset number The preset number and radio frequency appear on the display Press the digit buttons as shown below FM AM To select 1 1 and ENTER 1 and ENTER To select 2 2 and ENTER 2 To select 3 3 3 To select 10 1ando 1and0 Using RDS Radio Data System RDS is a system that transmits useful information in the form of digital data for FM broadcasts along with the broadcast signal Tuners and receivers designed for RDS reception can extract the information from the broadcast signal for use with various functions such as automatic display of the station name RDS functions PTY Program TYpe Identification Search Automatically tunes to a station that is currently broadcasting the specified program type genre PS Program Service Name Display Automatically displays the station name transmitted by the RDS station Radio Text function Displays the radio text data transmitted by some RDS stations when you press the RDS DISPLAY button There is NO TEX
13. TUNER RANDOM button To playback in random order for CD audio file and iPod REPEAT button To repeat one track file or all tracks files for CD audio file and iPod INTRO button To play first several seconds for each track of CD digit 0 9 A Z buttons To select a track file number for CD and audio file To select a preset radio station for TUNER To enter file names in file search mode for audio files FILE SEARCH button To select a desired file in audio files 16 EW X BASS X bass button To switch on off bass enhancement EELE EQ EQ button To select the desired sound effect POP CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ or FLAT off HA MUTE button To interrupt and resume sound reproduction Hs CLEAR button To delete the track file number entered during rack file search To delete the file name entered during file search EJ VOLUME 4 Y buttons volume knob To increase or decrease the volume El ENTER button To confirm the selection in track file search mode for CD and audio file EAN m m stop button To stop playback for CD audio file and TAPE To stop program playback and recording for CD and audio file To stop recording for USB and TAPE EL Source buttons To select the source you want or to turn the system on o the selected source EJ TIMER ON OFF button To switch the timer on off EE ss TIME DISPLAY button To change the time display for CD To change the information display
14. dock the TV Out setting of the iPod may sometimes be set to On Check this setting if the iPod cannot display video Handling discs Handling precautions Hold a CD taking care not to touch the played surface The side without the printed label is the playback side Discs playable on the system This system can play back a CD 12 cm 8 cm CD ROM CD R CD RW or the audio part of a CD EXTRA disc Notes on CD ROM CD R CD RW discs If the CD ROM CD R or CD RW disc in use has a printable label surface the disc may be unable to be taken out of the system due to sticking of the label surface To prevent malfunction of the system do not use such a disc CautionsonCDdiscs____ Always use a CD carrying the die marking A disc without this marking may be unable to be played back correctly The disc rotates at a high speed during playback Never use a cracked chipped or greatly warped disc Otherwise damage or malfunction of the player may result Also do not use a disc with a non circular shape as this may result in malfunction English 9 Names and functions of parts USB connector Remote sensor CD tray KENWOOD TIMER TIMER TIME SET ON OFF DISPLAY STEREO MONO TUNER band CD USB TAPE mode SYNCUSBTAPEREC gt iPod P3 WM PGM REP ALB ALL TOTAL REMAIN F SEARCH RDS STEREO RDMINTRO TIMER ON OFF SLEEP EQ X BASS
15. he future Keep this manual handy for future reference Description of the button name in this manual Most of the functions are designed to be able to operate from the remote control unit Therefore in this manual the button names are described using the names on the remote control unit first followed by names on the main unit put in parenthesis Example X BASS X bass button Button on the main unit Button on the remote control unit Preparing the remote control unit Pull the battery sheet out from the remote control unit to the direction of the arrow Operation When the power cord is plugged in standby indicator is lit The power turns ON by pressing button on the remote control unit pointing at the remote sensor When the power comes on press the button you want to operate Remote sensor Approx 6 m 30 The supplied battery may have shorter live than ordinary battery due to use during operation checks When the remote controllable distance gets shorter than before replace the battery with a new one Placing the remote sensor in direct sunlight or in direct light from a high frequency fluorescent lamp may cause a malfunction In such a case change the location of the system installation to prevent malfunction Changing the battery of the remote control unit Use a commercially available button battery CR2025 1 Insert something
16. tape You can record from a radio a CD a audio file or a iPod For the best recording use a normal bias tape Type 1 only Recording from a radio 1 4 Insert a cassette tape into the tape compartment and close the door Press TUNER band TUNER band button to TUNER and select a radio station Press TAPE REC TAPE rec button to set the unit into recording standby mode The icon TAPE REC appears on the display Press FWD PLAY 11 gt 11 or RVS PLAY lt 11 lt 1 button to begin recording To end recording press W W stop button To temporarily pause the recording press FWD PLAY gt II gt 4l or RVS PLAY lt a 11 lt 4 88 button Press it again to resume recording Recording from a CD audio file 1 Insert a disc or a USB device 2 Inserta blank cassette tape into the tape deck 3 Press the desired source button to select the source you want to record from For CD audio file CD Press CD USB CD USB button to select CD input For USB device Press CD USB CD USB button to select USB input 4 Torecord all the tracks files Stop playback To record a single track file Play the track file to be recorded 5 Press TAPE REC TAPE rec button to set the unit into recording standby mode The icon TAPE REC appears on the display 6 Press FWD PLAY 11 gt 11 or RVS PLAY lt I lt 11 button to begin recording The icon SYNC appears on the display
17. your stereo with headphones separately available use the 3 5 mm phones jack on the main unit A Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphones can cause hearing loss Using the CD USB device Preparation Loading a disc 1 Press CD USB CD USB button to select CD mode 2 Press 4 button to open the CD tray 3 Place a disc into the tray with the label facing up 4 Press 4 button to close the CD tray For a CD the total playtime and total number of tracks will appear in the display For an audio file CD the total album number and total file number will appear on the display Removing a disc 1 Press 4 button grasp the disc by its edges and carefully pull it out 2 Press 4 button to close the CD tray Inserting a USB device 1 Press the Q O button to select standby mode 2 Inserta USB device to the USB connector on the front panel 3 Press CD USB CD USB button to select USB mode Press the CD USB CD USB button in the CD mode The total aloum number and total file number will appear on the display Removing the USB device 1 Press the ly KO button to select standby mode 2 Remove the USB device To ensure good system performance wait until the unit completely reads the disc USB device before proceeding If the disc compartment is not loaded with a disc NO DISC is displayed If the disc is unreadable CHECK DISC is displayed Ifthe disc is unreada
18. 11 1 1 MP3 192 kbps 44 1 kHz Cassette deck section Tatki aeaa o a 4 track 2 channel stereo General Power consumption Dimensions W 160 mm 6 5 16 H 269 mm 10 9 16 D 345 mm 13 15 16 Weight Met sscsesssccssssusssusssesisetastisststsasenaee 5 5 kg 12 1 lb KENWOOD Speakers ENGIOSUTE Besane A en Bass reflex type Speaker configuration Woofer 100 mm cone type Tweeter Impedance Maximum input level DIMMENSIONS tsisisssassisccuccaiieasaneuse W 160 mm 6 5 16 H 268 mm 10 9 16 D 218 mm 8 9 16 Weight Met sscsecssssssesusssseseesenneee 2 2 kg 4 9 Ib 1 piece iPod dock Video output format NTSC PAL Composite video output level 1 Vp p 75 O DIM NSION S sitoinnena uneni W 103 mm 4 1 16 H 31 mm 1 1 4 D 65 mm 2 9 16 Weight Met ssssscsssscsescsueseussnsesssuesinetseine 0 16 kg 0 35 Ib Memory back up function Please note that the following items will be deleted from the unit s memory if the power cord is disconnected from the AC outlet Input selector settings Volume level Sound control preset equalizer bass enhancement Tuner setting Notes Kenwood follows a policy of continuous advancements in development For this reason specifications may be changed without notice Sufficient performance may not be exhibited at extremely cold locations where water freezes For your records Record the serial nu
19. ATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE NEC ART 250 PART H otes 1 Item 7 is not required except for grounded or polarized equipment 2 Item 19 complies with UL in the U S A English 3 Before use Contents Caution Read the pages marked carefully to ensure safe operation Before applying power Safety precautions IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Before use Contents 4 Un packiN ushan n nne E ate 4 5 5 Description of the button name in this manual Preparing the remote control unit wees CONNECTIONS ccscesccrcccccscccvscscssccescsrescerees About MP3 and WMA scccsssscscssssesseses About USB device sccscscscscsssccscssssceseeses Supported IPOd cccsccssscsesccssscsssssserssescees Handling disc Names and functions of parts s0000 Basic function 000 Demonstration mode Switching the system on Switching the system to standby mode Volume control Sound control Headphones Using the CD USB device Preparation Playing a CD audio file Selecting a desired file by file name For audio file only Programming tracks files Random play Repeat play Intro scan For CD only Recording on a USB device For CD only Program recording For CD only Changing the display of the disc USB device IPOTM ATION dees sconces eet aera cine ladda WWW NYNNNNNN O O UO OO
20. INTENANCE SERVIC ING INSTRUCTIONS IN THE LITERATURE AC COMPANYING THE APPLIANCE g The marking of products using lasers CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LASER KLASSE 1 APPAREIL A LASER DE CLASSE 1 LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT The marking this product has been classified as Class 1 It means that there is no danger of hazard ous radiation outside the product Location Bottom 2 M 707i IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS f A Caution Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation Read Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated Retain Instructions The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference Heed Warnings All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to Follow Instructions All operating and use instructions should be followed 1 Cleaning Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning 2 Attachments Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards 3 Water and Moisture This product shall not be exposed to dripping and splashing for example near a bath tub wash bowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool and the l
21. K xxx indicates the file number The digit buttons 0 9 on the remote control unit can also be used to select a track file Press the digit buttons as shown below cD Audio file To select track file 2 2 and ENTER 2 and ENTER To select track file 23 2 and 3 2 3 and ENTER To select file 120 1 2and0 If the ENTER button is not pressed the search for the selected track file will start in 5 seconds English 1 3 Using the CD USB device Selecting a desired file by file name For audio file only 1 Instop mode press FILE SEARCH button The icon F SEARCH appears on the display 2 Press the digit buttons A Z to input the first character of the file name you want to search 3 Press ENTER button un appears and flashes on the next of the first character 4 Repeat step 2 and 3 to enter the characters until the one before the last character 5 For the last character press the digit buttons A Z to input 6 Press FILE SEARCH button SEARCHING appears on the display 7 Press FWD PLAY gt I gt 1 button to start playback Ifthe unit finds an appropriate file the route name and the file name will be scrolled on the display Press TIME DISPLAY button Then the album number and track number will be displayed If there is no appropriate file NO FILE is displayed Programming tracks files Programming tracks files of a CD audio file is possible
22. KENWOOD COMPACT Hi Fi COMPONENT SYSTEM M 7071 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Kenwood Corporation Declaration of Conformity with regard to the EMC Directive 2004 108 EC Manufacturer Kenwood Corporation 2967 3 Ishikawa machi Hachioji shi Tokyo 192 8525 Japan EU Representative s Kenwood Electronics Europe BV Amsterdamseweg 37 1422 AC UITHOORN The Netherlands CE COMPACT Bl iPod COR RW mMP3 RDS PLAYBACK iPod Em wma DIGITAL AUDIO B60 5763 08 00 E X Before applying power A Caution Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation Units are designed for operation as follows AC 240 V only AC 230 V only Safety precautions WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTION 1 RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL THE LIGHTNING FLASH WITH ARROWHEAD SYMBOL WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRI ANGLE IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE USE TO THE PRESENCE OF UNINSULATED DA GEROUS VOLTAGE WITHIN THE PRODUCT S ENCLOSURE THAT MAY BE OF SUFFICIENT F MAGNITUDE TO CONSTITUTE A RISK O ELECTRIC SHOCK TO PERSONS T n aiie v THE EXCLAMATION POINT WITHIN AN EQUI LATERAL TRIANGLE IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE USER TO THE PRESENCE OF IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MA
23. REP Repeat all the tracks REP ALL Repeat off For audio file Repeat mode Icon Repeat a single file REP Repeat one album REP ALB Repeat all the files REP ALL Repeat off All tracks files are repeated continuously 2 This function cannot be used in program mode Intro scan For CD only This function let you listen to the first 10 seconds of each track throughout the CD Press INTRO button to start scanning The icon INTRO appears on the display To stop the intro scan Press INTRO button again The unit enters normal play mode and starts playing from where you stop the scanning Recording on a USB device For CD only Records songs in the CD to the USB device in MP3 format 1 Insert a USB device to the USB connector on the front panel 2 Torecord all the tracks Stop playback To record a single track Play the track to be recorded 3 Press USB O T E USB 0 T E button to begin recording The icon SYNC USB REC appears on the display 4 Toend recording press W W stop button During recording it is not possible to listen to another source The recorded music files and folders accommodating them are numbered automatically These number can later be modified Numbers assigned to folders AL_AO1 AL_A99 AL_Z99 Numbers assigned to music files AO1_001 mp3 A01_002 mp3 A99_001 mp3 Z99_001 mp3
24. T display if no text data is transmitted Some functions and function names may differ in certain countries and areas English 1 7 Using the radio Changing the RDS display information While receiving a RDS station pressing the RDS DISPLAY button changes the contents of the display Every time the button is pressed the display changes in the following order Information PS Program Service name display PTY Program TYpe display RT Radio Text display Frequency display and preset number display Tuning by Program Type PTY search This function lets you set the tuner to automatically search for stations which are currently broadcasting the type of program genre you want to listen to 1 Press TUNER band TUNER band button to select FM 2 Press PTY button If the current station is with RDS the program type of the station is displayed 3 Press SEARCH TUNING ma a or P lt 4 or gt gt search button to select your desired program type Program type table Program Type Name Display News NEWS Current Affairs AFFAIRS nformation INFO Sport SPORT Education EDUCATE Drama DRAMA Culture CULTURE Science SCIENCE Varied Speech VARIED op Music POP M Rock Music ROCK M Easy Music EASY M Light Classical Music LIGHT M
25. UTH FAIL is displayed gt Disconnect the iPod and connect it again gt Check the software version of the iPod If it is not the latest one update it Radio reception Noise in radio gt Tune to a correct frequency gt Adjust the direction of the FM antenna gt Adjust the position and direction of the AM antenna gt Increase the distance between the system and TV or VCR Cassette deck operation Cannot record gt Replace the tape or cover tabs with adhesive tape gt Clean the head gt Use only NORMAL IEC I tape gt Do not use a cassette with more than 90 minute recording time for the tape used in such a cassette is very thin and tends to cause problem such as entanglement around the pinch roller or could be easily cut off Remote control unit Does not function properly gt Replace the batteries gt Remove the obstacles gt Move closer to the system when using the remote control and make sure that you are pointing at unit s remote sensor General information Maintenance Cleaning the cabinet Use a soft cloth slightly moistened with a mild detergent solution Do not use a solution containing alcohol spirits ammonia or abrasive Cleaning discs When a disc becomes dirty clean it with a cleaning cloth wipe the disc from the center out Do not wipe in circular motion Do not use solvents such as benzene thinner commercially available cleaners or antistatic spray int
26. be situated away from heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other products that produce heat Do not place a flaming object such as a candle or lantern or near the product 18 Power Lines An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits When installing an outside antenna system extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal 19 Outdoor Antenna Grounding If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the product be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges Article 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 provides information with regard to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure grounding of the lead in wire to an antenna discharge unit size of grounding conductors location of antenna discharge unit connection to grounding electrodes and requirements for the grounding electrode EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING AS PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE i ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT NEC SECTION 810 20 GROUND CLAMPS ELECTRIC SERVICE EQUIPMENT 3 GROUND CLAMP _ POWER SERVICE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM NEC N
27. ble or there is no playable audio file in the USB device NO DATA is displayed For audio files reading time may exceed 10 seconds due to the large number of songs compiled into one disc USB device The icon MP3 appears only when an MP3 file is played The icon WMA appears only when an WMA file is played When playing or recording from to the USB device removing it or turning the power off may corrupt the sound source and get it unplayable Playing a CD audio file Press FWD PLAY II gt H button to start playback The track file number and elapsed playing time of the current track file appear on the display Basic opertions Operation type Operation To stop playback ress W W stop button To interrupt playback ress FWD PLAY 1 gt 1 button ress again to resume playback To search for a particular passage during playback ress and hold SEARCH TUNING ma a or PP aa or gt search button for more than 2 seconds ress the FWD PLAY gt I gt H button when the desired passage is located To select a track file ress SEARCH TUNING Ha a or BP lt lt or BPI search button in play or pause mode To select a album For audio file only ress P CALL ALBUM A or p call album up or down button in play or pause mode For audio file DIR xxx TRK xxx appears on the display DIR xxx indicates album number and TR
28. cing Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 13 Damage Requiring Service Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions a When the power supply cord or plug is damaged b If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the product c If the product has been exposed to rain or water d If the product does not operate normally by ollowing the operating instructions e If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way and f When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service g If an abnormal smell or smoke is detected 14 Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric shock or other hazards 15 Safety Check Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition 16 Wall or Ceiling Mounting This product should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer 17 Heat This product should
29. ended for analogue records Cleaning the heads and tape path To ensure good recording and playback quality clean the heads the capstans and pressure rollers after every 50 hours of tape operation Use a cotton swab slight moistened with cleaning fluid You also can clean the heads by playing a cleaning tape once Caution on condensation Condensation of dew may occur inside the unit when there is a great difference in temperature between this unit and the outside This unit may not function properly if condensation occurs In this case leave the unit for a few hours and restart the operation after the condensation has dried up Be specially cautious against condensation in the following circumstances When this unit is carried from one place to another across a large difference in temperature when the humidity in the room where this unit is installed increases etc Warning notice In most cases it is an infringement of copyright to make copies of tapes or discs without the permission of the copyright owners Anyone wishing to copy commercially available tapes or disc should contact the mechanical copyright protection society limited or the performing rights society limited iPod are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries Windows Media is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation registered in the U S and other countries Information on Disposal of Old Electrical and
30. es the best reception Connecting the speakers 1 Connect the right speaker to terminal marked R with the red wire to and the black wire to 2 Connect the left speaker to terminal marked L with the red wire to and the black wire to ae A B gt For optimal sound performance it is recommended to use the supplied speakers Do not connect more than one speaker to any one pair of speaker terminals Connecting the iPod adapter Compatibility of iPod adapter iPod description Capacity Adapter number iPod mini 4 GB amp 6 GB 3 4G iPod amp U2 iPod 20 GB 4 4G iPod 40 GB 5 iPod photo amp Color U2 iPod 20GB amp 30GB_ 6 iPod with color display 20 GB 6 60 GB 7 iPod photo 40GB amp 60GB_ 7 If your iPod is supplied with a dock adapter use the supplied dock adapter See page 9 for the supported iPod models 1 Choose the iPod adapter that fits your iPod 2 Insert the iPod adapter into unit iPod adapter Adapter number iPod dock 3 Connect your iPod To remove iPod adapter Insert a thin object such as the tip of a flat blade screwdriver into the slit on the dock adapter and lift it to remove English 7 About MP3 and WMA The playable MP3 WMA file hereafter called Audio file and the media format have the following limitation The Audio file which is not conforming to the specification may not play normally Playable Audio file Playab
31. for audio files EAD TAPE REC TAPE rec button To start recording from TUNER CD audio file or iPod to a cassette tape E2 USB 0 T E USB O T E button To record from CD to a USB device EJ SLEEP button To select the sleep time 14 demo button To activate deactivate the demonstration in power on mode 5 4 button To open or close the CD tray Standby mode While the standby indicator is lit a small amount of power is supplied to the system to back up the memory This is called standby mode Under the condition the system can be turned ON by the remote control unit English 1 1 Basic function Demonstration mode The system is equipped with a demonstration function only display When the power cable is plugged in and button is pressed to turn the system on for the first time the demonstration automatically starts The demonstration consists of sequential change of display and indicators showing the operations but the audio itself does not change The demonstration function can be cancelled as follows To deactivate the demonstration Press demo button on the main unit during demonstration To activate the demonstration After turning the power on press demo button on the main unit The demonstration operates automatically when a power has failed and then recovered or the plug of the power cable has been pulled out while the power was on and then plugged back in Switching the system on
32. g digit buttons 0 to 9 on the remote control unit Ifyou press REPEAT button during programmed playback the current track or all programmed tracks files is are played repeatedly The icon REP or REP ALL and the icon PGM appear on the display Only for CD If you press the INTRO button during programmed playback the first 10 seconds of every track file in the program will be played in sequence The icon INTRO and the icon PGM appear on the display To clear the program Press W W stop button once in stop mode and twice during program playback The icon PGM disappears from the display P represents PROGRAM The program is automatically cleared as soon as the CD tray is opened The function of program setting cannot be used in PLAY PAUSE mode Random play You can play all the tracks files in random order 1 During playing pause or stop mode press RANDOM button to enable random play mode The icon RDM appears on the display 2 To exit random mode press RANDOM button again The icon RDM disappears from the display Repeat play You can play the current track file aloum or the whole disc USB device repeatedly Press REPEAT button in play or pause mode Every time the button is pressed the repeat play changes in the following order For CD Repeat mode Icon Repeat a single track
33. ike Do not place an object containing liquid such as a flower vase on the appliance 4 Accessories Do not place this product on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket or table The product may fall causing serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the product Use only with a cart stand tripod bracket or table recommended by the manufacturer Any mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer s instructions and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer A product and cart combination should be moved with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn is 5 Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the product and to protect it from overheating and these openings must not be blocked or covered The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed sofa rug or other similar surface This product should not be placed in a built in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer s instructions have been adhered to 6 Power Sources This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the product If you are not sure of the type of power supply o your home consult your product dealer or local power company 7 CAUTION Polarizati
34. ing the timer ensure that the clock is set correctly When setting the timer playback or recording for TUNER be sure to select the station you wish to tune in beforehand 1 Press TIMER SET button The hour indication starts flashing 2 Set the time to start playback Press P CALL ALBUM A or p call album up or down button to set timer start hours and press ENTER button to store the setting Repeat the same procedure to set the minutes 3 Press ENTER button The icon TIMER OFF starts flashing 4 Repeat the step 2 to set the time to stop the timer off time 5 Press ENTER button The icon TIMER flashes and the source display appears 6 Press P CALL ALBUM A or p call album up or down button to select the desired source and press ENTER button to store the setting The source switches as follows CD gt USB gt TUNER iPod gt TAPE gt REC TU recording tuner on tape gt 7 Press P CALL ALBUM A or Y p call album up or down button to set volume level and press ENTER button to store the setting The icon TIMER changes from flashing to steadily lit The timer is now set 8 Switch the system to standby mode When reached the preset timer the selected source will play or switch to standby mode after the timer has been activated The SEARCH TUNING ka a or BP aa or gt gt search button can be used to move across the setting items
35. k panel 10 cm Left speaker To AC wall outlet Insert the plug firmly all the way into the AC wall outlet A CAUTION The power in this equipment will not be completely cut off from the wall outlet when the standby switch is turned off Install the equipment so that the wall outlet is easily accessible and in case of emergency immediately unplug the power plug from the wall outlet Mains plug is used as the disconnect device It shall remain readily operable and should not be obstructed during intended use 6 M 707i Connecting the FM antenna 1 Connect the lead to the FM ANT 750 terminal 6 2 Find the location that gives the best NT g aa IQ reception 3 Secure the antenna as high up as possible The antenna supplied with the system is a basic antenna for indoor use For stable signal reception the use of an outdoor antenna commercially available is recommended Disconnect the indoor antenna first before connecting an outdoor antenna Connecting the AM antenna 1 Connect the AM antenna cord to the AM ANT and 7h terminals F 2 Setup the antenna in the position and the direction to be able to receive AM broadcast The antenna supplied with the system is for indoor use Place it as far away as possible from the system your TV set the speaker cords AC adapter and the power cord and point it in the direction that provid
36. lable USB devices refer to lt About USB device gt page 9 Playable CD R RW format ISO 9660 Level 1 2 Joliet 8 M 707i Playable file format of USB device For the formats supported by USB devices refer to lt About USB device gt page 9 The maximum number of characters for display File Folder name 30 30 characters MP3 ID3 Tag WMA Contents property 32 characters The information which can be displayed with this unit title artist name and album name File Folder name is the number of the characters including the extensions This unit can display the following versions of MP3 ID3 tag version 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 3 Limitation of structure for the file and the folder Maximum number of folders 255 including root folder Maximum number of files per folder 900 including the number of folders Playing order of the audio file Audio files are played in the order the files are written You can specify the order of playback by numbering files in a folder and writing them by folder Example cp D0 A C1 Folder a Audio file B R yo do do on do me e Playing order Playing order after A play DO HO DO HO About USB device Notes on use of the USB device This unit can play audio files stored in the flash memory and digital audio player that have a USB port these devices are referred to as USB devices in this document
37. le MP3 file File formats MPEG 1 2 Audio Layer 3 file Extension mp3 Transfer bit rate 8 kbps 320 kbps Sampling frequency 48 44 1 32 24 22 05 16 12 11 025 8 kHz Playable WMA file File format Windows Media Audio compliant Extension wma Transfer bit rate 32 kbps 320 kbps Sampling frequency 48 44 1 32 kHz Files created using functions in Windows Media Player 9 or later cannot be played WMA Professional WMA Lossless WMA Voice Do not attach the extensions to files other than the Audio file If the extension is attached the file which is not the Audio file will play and outputs a loud noise causing damage to the speaker The files with copy protection cannot be played Audio files cannot be played depending on the encoding software setting USB device type and or recording conditions The unit may not be compatible with upgrade of compression format standard and additional specifications Audio files encoded using VBR Variable Bit Rate may use bit rates that fall outside the supported range Audio fi les with bit rates outside the supported range cannot be played Playable storage media CD ROM CD R CD RW USB device USB version 1 1 2 0 CD RW discs which are quick formatted by the writing software cannot be used When recording to the maximum CD R RW media capacity at once the writing software is set to Disc at once For details on the avai
38. mber found on the back of the unit in the spaces designated on the warranty card and in the space provided below Refer to the model and serial numbers whenever you call upon your dealer for information or service on this product Model Serial Number
39. n When the power is off standby mode press and hold down the E stop button on the main unit for more than 2 seconds Unplug the AC cord and plug it back in if FACTORY RESET FINISHED is appears Please note that resetting the microcomputer will clear the contents of the memory and return the unit to the state it was in when it left the factory Check that following guide for problem resolution General No sound gt Plug in AC cord securely gt Set the VOLUME control to proper sound level gt Make sure the source is set to the source you want to operate gt Pull out the headphones plug from the headphones jack The left and right sound outputs are reverse gt Check the speaker connections and location The system displays features automatically gt Switch off the demo operation The system does not operate by pressing any buttons gt Unplug the AC cord and plug it back in CD player operation NO DISC is displayed gt Insert a disc correctly label side up gt Clean the disc gt Use anew or readable disc Wait until the moisture condensation at the lens has cleared 22 M 707i USB operation NO USB is displayed gt Insert the USB device properly Cannot play gt The USB device is removed during playing or recording Record songs again after formatting the USB device iPod operation NO iPod is displayed gt Insert the iPod properly A
40. narrow like a paperclip into the hole 1 and pull out the battery tray Pull out 2 Replace the old battery with a new one CR2025 side SRE A CAUTION Lithium battery Danger of explosion if the battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type The battery pack or batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such sunshine fire or the like Keep battery out of reach of children and in original package until ready to use Dispose of used batteries promptly If swallowed contact physician immediately English 5 Connections iPod dock Wor M Video cord To TV with video composite input terminal FM indoor antenna AM loop antenna Q Right speaker A CAUTION Be sure to adhere to the following or proper ventilation will be blocked causing damage or fire hazard Do not place any objects impairing heat radiation onto the top of the unit Leave some space around the unit from the largest outside dimension including projection equal to or greater than shown below Top panel 50cm Bac
41. on This product may be equipped with a polarized alternating current line plug a plug having one blade wider than the other This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug ully into the outlet try reversing the plug If the plug should still fail to fit contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug 8 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them paying particular attention to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the product 9 Lightning For added protection for this product during a lightning storm or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power line surges 10 Overloading Do not overload wall outlets extension cords or integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock 11 Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the product 12 Servi
42. ress and hold SEARCH TUNING ka a or PP kaa or gt search button Release to resume the playback Press SEARCH TUNING Ha a or gt gt a a or BPI search button To select a album Press P CALL ALBUM A or p call album up or down button The operation varies depending on the model of iPod Model other than iPod touch iPod touch Information Icon Status display The current track elapsed time The current track remaining time REMAIN The whole disc elapsed time TOTAL The whole disc remaining time TOTAL REMAIN The whole CD time For audio file Information Icon Status display Album name and file name Tag information Track album title and artist name Album number and track number 1 6 M 707i The operation is available when one The album is switched to the next of the following items is selected album found by following the alphabetical order of track names Browse item Selection Artists Composers AllAlbums Example Taen nas AA Albums Compilations All Songs BES iam Genres All Artists Track C1 Album C Repeat play You can play the current song or the all songs repeatedly Press REPEAT button Every time the button is pressed the repeat play changes in the following order Repeat mode Icon Repeat a single song Repeat all songs Repeat off
43. ress iPod iPod button Play the equipment connected to this unit uu A WU N Press TAPE REC TAPE rec button to set the unit into recording standby mode The icon TAPE REC appears on the display 6 Press FWD PLAY 11 gt 11 or RVS PLAY 1 11 lt 11 button to begin recording To end recording press W W stop button 20 M 707i Clock timer operation Clock setting 1 Press and hold TIMER SET button for more than 1 second CLOCK SETTING appears on the display 2 Press ENTER button The hour indication will start flashing 3 Press P CALL ALBUM A or Y p call album up or down button to set the hours 4 Press ENTER button to enter the minute setting mode The minute indication starts flashing 5 Press P CALL ALBUM A or Y p call album up or down button to set the minutes 6 Press ENTER button to set the minutes The clock setting will be erased when the power cord is disconnected or a power failure occurred The SEARCH TUNING ka a or BP aa or gt gt search button can be used to move across the setting items Pressing the TIMER SET button for more than 1 second will display the current time for about 20 seconds Timer setting The system can switch on to CD USB TUNER iPod or TAPE mode automatically at a preset time serving as an alarm to wake you up The timer recording of radio programs onto a cassette tape is also possible Important Before sett
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