Kenwood DPC-X602 User Manual - Page 2

Power sources Caution: Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation. This unit can be powered with three kinds of supplies including the batteries, household power line and car battery. Using the AC adaptor Using the car battery adaptor AC power outlet VOLUME PHONES LINE OUT DC-IN DC-IN AC power adaptor VOLUME PHONES LINE OUT DC-IN DC-IN Car battery adaptor DC-C3A (Cars with DC 12V battery only) ÷ Refer to the "Accessories" table. Connect to cigar lighter socket Notes ÷ When the unit is not used, unplug the car battery adapter. (Otherwise, the car battery may run out, with some car models.) ÷ The plug may not match the cigar lighter socket of some car models. ÷ If the unit cannot be operated with the car battery adapter connected, suspect the possibility of a blown fuse. The fuse can be replaced by turning the electrode on the tip of the adapter plug. When replacing the fuse, be sure to use a fuse with a rating of 1 A. Rechargeable battery operation Always use the specially provided rechargeable battery (NB-88) or a separately sold rechargeable batteries NB-88 or NB-77. Never use the batteries other than the batteries authorized by Kenwood. Loading the batteries 1 Open the battery cover. 2 Charging the rechargeable batteries 1 Switch the power OFF. OPEN 1 2 Insert 2 rechargeable batteries and close the cover. C 2 Plug in the AC adaptor. 3 Press the Å°key twice quickly. Charging is possible only on the side marked MAIN/ CHARGE. MAIN MAIN /CHARGE /CHARGE SUB SUB ÷ Insert 2 rechargeable batteries into the side of the battery case where "MAIN/ CHARGE" is displayed. ÷ Make sure the positive (+) and negative (-) poles are properly aligned. C 4 Removing the AC adapter. After the batteries have been charged, remove the AC adapter. When operating the unit with 2 alkaline batteries 1 Open the batteries cover. 2 Insert 2 alkaline batteries and close the cover. MAIN MAIN 2 /CHARGE /CHARGE SUB SUB Notes ÷ When using a rechargeable battery which is new or which has not been used for more than 2 months, the operating period may be shorter than nomal. This is due to the properties of the battery and not a malfunction. After recharging, use the battery on the unit unitl it is exhausted. The original performance of the battery perfomance can be recovered by repeating this cycle a few times. ÷ Recharging is not possible during playback. Be sure to switch the power OFF before starting recharging. ÷ Be sure to close the top cover of the unit before proceeding to recharging. ÷ Recharging completes in about 6 hours. Avoid recharging batteries over 6 hours. Lit Goes off Charging in progress Charging completed Operation returns to power OFF status. ÷ Rechargeable batteries can be recharged for about 500 times. When the playable time per recharge reduces, please newly purchase the optional (NB-88 or NB-77) rechargeable batteries. ÷ When charging is to be stopped, press the key once to supply power, and then press the Å° key to switch off the power. Always pay attention to the following contents when the unit is to be used with four batteries. When operating the unit with 4 batteries This unit can be operated with 4 alkaline batteries, or with 2 rechargeable batteries and 2 alkaline batteries. When 4 batteries are used, the unit will operate for a longer time. ÷ When 4 batteries are used, make sure they are arranged so that batteries of the same type are in line horizontally (see illustration). ÷ Do not combine batteries that have different model numbers (NB-88, NB-77). ÷ Exchange the same type of batteries at the same time. OPEN 1 ÷ Insert 2 AA alkaline batteries into the side of the battery case where "MAIN/ CHARGE" is displayed. ÷ Make sure the positive (+) and negative (-) poles are properly aligned. ÷ Use commercially available AA (LR6) batteries. The unit may not operate normally if manganese batteries are used. ÷ Replace both batteries at the same time. Rechargeable battery Rechargeable battery Dry battery Dry battery Dry battery Dry battery Dry battery Dry battery Rechargeable battery Rechargeable battery Dry battery Dry battery Rechargeable battery Dry battery Rechargeable battery Dry battery Battery duration indicator The duration at which the battery indicator starts to blink is variable depending on the type of battery used. Refer to the table on the right. Battery indicator Battery Type Rechargeable batteries Alkaline batteries Blinking Timing When the batteries is nearly exhausted. When the batteries are half exhausted. Treatment In a while, the power will be turned off automatically. Then recharge the batteries. Playback is possible while the indicator is blinking. Playback from the first track 3 2 1 4 VOLUME REMOTE PHONES LINE OUT DC-IN 5 Connect headphones. Model with remote control. REMOTE PHONES Model without remote control. PHONES 1 Open the top cover. OPEN L ÷ Move the OPEN knob in the direction of the arrow. 2 Insert disc and close the top cover. 3 Set the HOLD switch to OFF. HOLD OFF @ @ ON N ÷ Before any operation, be sure to set the HOLD switch to OFF. 4 Start playback. ÷ The power comes ON and playback begins. D 5 Adjust the volume To increase To decrease volume volume Track number Elapsed time of track being played ÷ Insert with labeled side up. ÷ Secure the disc by pushing a position near the center hole unit it clicks. ÷ Close securely by pushing the front center position of the top cover unit it clicks. VOLUME E To pause playback temporarily ÷ IWhen the key is pressed during playback, it pauses temporarily. Pressing the key again resumes playback. D Blinks To stop playback ÷ The total number of tracks and the total playing time of them will be displayed. To turn power OFF ÷ After stopping playback, press the Å° key again. C C Auto power-OFF function Total number Total playing If no operation key has been pressed for 2 minutes while the unit of tracks time is in the stop mode, the power is turned OFF automatically to prevent battery power consumption. Playback from desired track Repeat playback/Shuffle playback Changing the tone Skipping tracks press key or To skip backward key. To skip forward J A ÷ When the key is pressed, playback will skip to the start of the subsequent track. ÷ Each time the key is pressed, playback will skip to the next track. ÷ When the key is pressed, playback will skip to the start of the track being played back. ÷ Each time the key is pressed, playback will skip to the previous track. Fast forward, fast reverse Hold the key pressed during playback. Fast reverse Fast forward J A ÷ Fast forward is engaged by pressing and holding down key while playback is in progress. ÷ Fast reverse is engaged by pressing and holding down key while playback is in progress. ÷ Playback will resume when either key is released. It is possible to listen to one track or all tracks of a CD repeatedly or to listen to the tracks in random sequence. (SHUFFLE play) REPEAT B ÷ Each press of the key switches the mode as follows: 1 One-track repeat The track being played or the selected track will be played repeatedly. 2 All-track repeat All tracks on the disc will be played repeatedly. 3 Shuffle play All tracks on the disc will be played in a random order. 4 Repeat OFF Return to normal playback is made. After display for about 2 sec, return is made to the original display. Notes ÷ If a key is pressed just before the end of a track and the track does not change, press the REPEAT key again when the track being played back is over. ÷ If Shuffle Play is selected while playback is in progress, Shuffle Play operation will commence when the track being played back is over. ÷ Up to 99 tracks can be played back in Shuffle Play operation. ÷ If Shuffle Play is selected when operation is in Stop status, Shuffle play operation will commence immediately. Compensation of low frequencies The low frequencies sound, which is felt in headphone, can be boosted. P.MODE/B.B. NK ÷ Each press of the key switches the mode as follows: 1 Bass Boost ON Low frequencies are boosted. 2 Bass Boost OFF Normal tone reproduction. The BASS BOOST is not applied to the output from the LINE OUT jack. Hold facility The operation keys of the main unit are deactivated. This position prevents undesired operation when the unit is put in a bag, etc. When the HOLD switch on the unit is switched ON, the unit's keys are protected. HOLD OFF @ @ ON N Be sure to OFF the switch before performing any operations. Operations cannot be performed if it is in the ON position. Programming tracks in desired order Favorite tracks (max. 24 tracks) can be programmed. To change the programmed contents To check the programmed contents 2 1 21 2 2 1 3VOLUME PHONES LINE OUT DC-IN 1 Press the P.MODE /B.B. key for at least 1 second during Stop status. P.MODE/B.B. NK ÷ Stop status is engaged when the Å° key is pressed while playback is in progress. 1 Press the P.MODE/B.B. key for at least 1 second during Stop status. P.MODE/B.B. NK ÷ Stop status is engaged when the 7 key is pressed while playback is in progress. 1 Press the P.MODE /B.B. key for at least 1 second during Stop status. P.MODE/B.B. NK ÷Stop status is engaged when the 7 key is pressed while playback is in progress. Blinks 2 Select the desired track numbers in the order you want to play them. 1 Select a track... Blinks J A 2 and enter it. Programmed order P.MODE/B.B. NK The following program sequence will be displayed. Repeat steps 1 and 2 and enter the Track Nos. into the program in order. ÷ When 24 tracks have been programmed, "FULL" will be displayed. 3 Start playback. D 2 Call the programmed order to be changed. P.MODE/B.B. ÷ Press the P.MODE/B.B. key repeatedly until the programmed order you want to change is displayed. Blinks NK 2 Press the P.MODE/B.B. key. P.MODE/B.B. ÷ The programmed track numbers will be displayed in sequence each time the key is pressed. NK Blinks Track number Programmed order 3 Enter the Track No. you want to change. 1 Select a track... J A 2 and enter it. Track number Programmed order To clear the programmed contents 1 Ensure that the player is in stop mode. 2 Press the 7 key . P.MODE/B.B. NK When the programmed contents are to be changed further, repeat steps 2 and 3 . C Program mode can be canceled even if the top cover is open. Connections Ensure that the power of all components is off before connecting the cords. Listening through car audio ÷ If sound is not produced, change the tape playing direction of the car stereo. (Sound is not produced if the car stereo is set to play tape side B) ÷ Audio reproduction may be impossible with the following type of car stereo. One-way models which have the play head on the left side. Models which function by detecting the tape tension. (With these car stereo models, the car cassette adaptor is ejected automatically when it is inserted.) CASSETTE Insert into cassette deck slot. Car cassette adaptor CAC-3 Refer to the "Accessories" table. A B A A Car cassette adaptor insertion methods Car stereo Car cassette adaptor ÷ Insert the car cassette adaptor by setting the played edge and cord position as shown in the illustration. ÷ "B" indicates the reverse side of the car cassette adaptor. ÷ For details, please read the instructions for the car cassette adaptor. A VOLUME PHONES LINE OUT DC-IN Listening through speakers Speakers with built-in amplifier ACTIV SPEAKER SYSTEM VOLUME MIN MAX Listening through an amplifier with CD input jack INPUT CD INPUT CD Amplifer R L R L ÷ Connect the cable to the amplifier's CD input jacks. ÷ This connection may be impossible with some amplifiers. PHONES LINE OUT DPC-X301/X507/X602(En-M/T/X)