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English
As you read, refer to the
illustrations in the Japanese text.
Welcome!
Welcome to the world of the MiniDisc! Below
you will find descriptions of some of the
capabilities and features that you will
discover on your new MiniDisc player.
• Wireless control by wristwatch-style
controller
The wireless controller allows you to
control basic player functions, display track
titles, and set playback parameters on a
backlit, 9-character LCD.
• Simple “One-Touch Eject” function for
easy MiniDisc handling
A single press of a button on the side of the
player causes the player lid to open and the
MiniDisc to eject.
• Versatile wristwatch functions
The wireless controller also acts as a
wristwatch with calendar, stopwatch, and
alarm functions.
• Low power-consumption design for
longer battery life.
• Forty-second memory for correction of
reading errors caused by shocks.
BGetting started
Getting started A
Before you can use your player, you must first
insert the supplied rechargeable battery into
the player (or attach a dry battery (not
supplied)), and insert the supplied button
battery into the wireless controller (see
“Power Sources” for more details).
1 Charge the supplied NH-14WM
rechargeable battery with the supplied
battery charger.
After about 1.5 hours, charging ends and
the lamp on the charger turns off. (To get
maximum performance from the battery,
continue charging it for another hour
after the lamp turns off.)
A fully charged battery should provide
about 15 hours of playback.
2 Open the lid of the rechargeable battery
compartment and insert the charged
battery.
3 Use a coin to open the lid of battery
compartment on the bottom of the
wireless controller and insert the
supplied button battery with the plus side
facing up.
Replace the lid and screw it in until it is
tight.
4 Use the wireless controller.
The wireless controller can be used right
out of the box. No need to set it up. (The
CH switch is factory-set to A(ch).)
1 Make sure that the WIRELESS
CONTROL switch on the player is set
to ON.
Normally, there is no need to turn this
switch OFF, except when using the
player on airplanes.
2 Make sure that the CH switch on the
player is set to A.
If you experience interference from
other wireless controllers, do steps 3
through 6 to switch your controller
to another channel (B).
3 Use the tip of a ballpoint pen or
another sharp-tipped implement to set
the CH switch on the player to B.
4 Press MODE on the wireless
controller repeatedly to display the
mode indication. Press down MODE
for about 3 seconds while the mode
indication is on.
5 Press VOLUME +/– on the wireless
controller until “B ch” is displayed.
6 Push the control on the wireless
controller towards the right to
complete the changing of the channel.
BMD playing
Playing an MD! B
The player automatically switches to
monaural or stereo mode according to the
sound source.
1 Inserting an MD.
1 Press OPEN.
2 Insert the MD with the label side
facing up. Then close the lid by
pressing down on it.
2 Playing the MD.
1 Connect the supplied headphones to
the i jack on the player. Be sure the
headphones plug is firmly inserted
into the player.
2 Press > N (or push the control on
the wireless controller towards the
right).
The OPERATE lamp on the player
lights up and the player starts to play
the first track.
A short beep sounds in the
headphones when you use the
wireless controller for this step.
3 Press VOLUME +/– to adjust the
volume.
The volume is displayed on the LCD
whenever you operate the wireless
controller.
To stop playback, press x (or x on
the wireless controller).
The OPERATE lamp on the player goes off.
A long beep sounds in the headphones when
you use the wireless controller for this step.
About the wireless controller
The following radio transmissions occur between
the player and the wireless controller:
— The wireless controller sends control signals
to the player.
— The player sends information to the wireless
controller.
The communication lamp on the player turns on
whenever the player sends information to the
wireless controller or receives a signal from the
wireless controller. Two kinds of information are
displayed on the LCD on the wireless controller:
• The control indication when the wireless
controller is used to do a playback, cueing, or
volume adjustment operation.
• The mode indication during repeat play or the
display of a track title.
Due to its use of radio waves, keep the following
points in mind when using the wireless
controller.
• Do not use the wireless controller on an
airplane as the emitted signals may interfere
with the airplane’s communication system.
Make sure the WIRELESS CONTROL switch
on the player is turned OFF during the flight.
(Do not use the player in an airplane during
take-off or landing (or at any other time when
the use of the electronic devices is restricted). )
• Operate the wireless controller within 1 meter
of the player.
• Under the following conditions, radio
transmission may be poor, and the effective
communication distance between the wireless
controller and the player may be shorter than
usual.
— When the headphone cord is wound round
the player.
— When the player is near a metallic object or
when the MD in the player has a metallic
label.
— When there are items blocking the radio
transmissions between the player and the
wireless controller.
— When the player is near a computer or
other source of electromagnetic noise.
— When the player is near a source of strong
radio waves, such as TV or radio
transmitter.
— When the player is inside a car or train.
— When the player is near people using
radios or wireless walkmans.
If the communication between the player and
wireless controller is poor, or if the player does
not respond to the wireless controller, change the
position or orientation of the player or wireless
controller or change the way you are grasping
them.
The supplied wireless controller can be used
only with this player.
Other disc operations
To
Cue to the
beginning of
the current
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Cue to the
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Cue to the
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the next track
Go backwards
while playing
Go forward
while playing
Remove the
MD
* If you open the lid, the next playback
operation will start with the first track.
If playback does not start
Make sure the player is not locked. See “To
Lock the controls.”
If communication between the
wireless controller and the player is
broken
The antenna icon on the right side of the
display disappears whenever the
communication link between the wireless
controller and the player is broken.
If this happens, do the following:
• Change the position or orientation of the
wireless controller to restore the link.
• The wireless control function may not have
been set correctly. See step 4 “Use the
wireless controller” in “Getting started.”
Playing tracks repeatedly C
1 Press MODE on the wireless controller
repeatedly to display the mode
indication. When the player receives a
signal from the wireless controller, the
mode indication changes to the play
indication.
2 Press VOLUME + on the wireless
controller while the play indication is on.
Each time you press VOLUME +, the play
mode indication changes as follows:
(None) (Normal play)
All the tracks are played once. B
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(All repeat)
All the tracks are played repeatedly.
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(Single repeat)
A single track is played repeatedly.
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(Shuffle repeat)
All the tracks are played repeatedly in
random order.
Do the following (Beeps
in the headphones)
Press . once, or push
the control on the wireless
controller once towards
the left (three short beeps
sound in headphones)
Press . twice, or push
the control on the wireless
controller twice towards
the left (three short beeps
sound twice in
headphones)
Press > N once, or
push the control on the
wireless controller once
towards the right (two
short beeps sound in
headphones)
Hold down ., or push
and hold the control on
the wireless controller
towards the left.
Hold down > N, or
push and hold the control
on the wireless controller
towards the right.
Press x, (or press x on
the wireless controller)
and then press OPEN.*
Using other functions
To display the track name and
playing time during playback D
1 Press MODE on the wireless controller
repeatedly during playback until the
mode indication appears. When the
player receives a signal from the wireless
controller, the mode indication changes to
the play indication.
2 Press VOLUME – on the wireless
controller while the play indication is on.
Each time you press VOLUME –, the
display changes in the following
sequence: the elapsed playing time of the
current track and the track number, the
track name and the track number, and the
disc name and the number of tracks on
the MD.
Note
Disc and track names appear only for MDs on
which this information has been recorded.
To Lock the controls E
Slide HOLD in the direction of the . to
lock the controls of the player.
To emphasize bass
(DIGITAL MEGABASS) F
Set DIGITAL MEGABASS to 1 (weak) or
2 (strong).
To cancel the effect, set DIGITAL MEGABASS
to 0.
Note
If the emphasized bass causes the sound to
become distorted, turn down the volume.
To safeguard your hearing (AVLS) G
Set AVLS (Automatic Volume Limiter
System) to LIMIT.
This sets a moderate volume level that cannot
be exceeded even if you try to raise the
volume beyond it.
BClock Functions
Setting the clock and calendar
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Press MODE on the wireless controller
repeatedly until the clock appears.
2 While the clock is displayed, press down
MODE on the wireless controller for
about 3 seconds.
The calendar setting display will appear,
and the year digits will begin to flash.
(The year digits indicate the last two
digits of the year.)
3 Press VOLUME +/– on the wireless
controller repeatedly to set the year.
4 Push the control on the wireless
controller towards the right to complete
the setting of the year.
The month digits will flash.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set the month and
day.
When you push the control on the
wireless controller towards the right after
setting the day, the clock setting display
will appear.
To change a previousiy set item, push the
control on the wireless controller towards
the left.
5 Select a 12-hour or 24-hour clock.
Press VOLUME +/– to select the 12-hour
or 24-hour clock, and then push the
control towards the right to complete the
setting.
6 Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set the hour and
minute.
After setting the minute, push the control
on the wireless controller towards the
right. The second digits will change to
“00” and the clock will begin operating
from the specified time.
To quit the time and calendar setting
mode
Press MODE on the wireless controller.
Using the stopwatch function I
The split-second function allows you to freeze
the count as many times as you want, even as
the stopwatch continues to operate.
1 Press MODE on the wireless controller
repeatedly to display the stopwatch
indication.
2 Press VOLUME – on the wireless
controller.
The stopwatch on the wireless controller
starts operating.
Press VOLUME – again to stop the
stopwatch.
To reset the stopwatch
After stopping the stopwatch, press VOLUME +
on the wireless controller.
To use the split-second function
After starting the stopwatch, press VOLUME +
on the wireless controller at any point. The time
indication freezes (“SP” appears), showing the
elapsed time up to that point.
Press VOLUME + again to unfreeze the
stopwatch (“SW” appears).
Using the alarm function J
Make sure to set the clock before setting the
alarm.
1 Press MODE on the wireless controller
repeatedly to display the alarm
indication.
2 Press VOLUME – on the wireless
controller repeatedly to select “AL1,”
“AL2,” or “AL3.”
3 Press down MODE on the wireless
controller for about 3 seconds.
The hour digits will flash.
4 Press VOLUME +/– on the wireless
controller repeatedly to set the hour.
5 Push the control on the wireless
controller towards the right to complete
the setting of the hour.
The minute digits will flash.
To reset the hour, press MODE on the
wireless controller to quit the alarm
setting, and then do steps 3 to 6 again.
6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to set the minute.
After entering the alarm time, push the
control on the wireless controller towards
the right to activate the alarm.
(the “,“indication appears)
To quit the alarm setting
Press MODE on the wireless controller.
To deactivate an alarm
While the alarm indication is displayed, select the
alarm time (“AL1,” “AL2,” or “AL3”) to be
deactivated, and then press VOLUME + on the
wireless controller.
(the “,“ indication disappears)
To activate the alarm again
While the alarm indication is displayed, select the
alarm time (“AL1,” “AL2,” or “AL3”) to be
activated, and then press VOLUME + on the
wireless controller.
(the “,” indication appears)
To stop an alarm
Press the control or any other button on the
wireless controller to stop an alarm.
Note
If the clock is not set, you cannot set the alarm.
Turning on the backlight K
Press LIGHT on the wireless controller to turn
on the backlight.
After you release the LIGHT button, the
backlight will stay on for about 5 seconds.
BPower Sources
Using on a battery L
The player:
Insert a new LR6 (size-AA) alkaline battery
into the supplied battery case, making sure
the battery terminals are properly oriented.
Then attach the battery case to the player. A
new battery should provide about 21 hours of
playback.
The combined use of a full charged battery
and a new LR6 alkaline battery should result
in about 40 hours of playback.
The wireless controller:
The service life of the battery is about 3
months.
When to recharge or replace the batteries
The player:
When the battery is nearly exhausted,
“LOW BATT” will flash in the LCD on the
wireless controller whenever a signal
transmission occurs between the wireless
controller and the player. A little while later, the
power to the player will stop completely.
The wireless controller:
The battery in the wireless controller should be
replaced when the second digits in the clock
begin to flash.
But even if the second digits do not flash, the
battery should be replaced when the effective
communication distance between the wireless
controller and the player grows very short or
when communication stops altogether.
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