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Lenoxx CD-90 manual

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    ® MODEL CD-90 OPERA TING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE READ CAREFULL Y BEFORE USE AM/FM DIGIT AL RADIO CD PLA YER WITH 2 0 SECOND ESP PLUS TM  DIGIT AL AM/FM RECEIVER  5 AM & 5 FM PRESET ST A TION BUTTONS  PLA YS ALL MUSIC COMP ACT DISCS  6 DIGIT RADIO & CD VISUAL DISPLA Y  TRACK REPEA T & DISC REPEA T  20 SECOND ESP (ELECTRONI[...]

  • Page 2

    ACCESSORIES INCLUDED AC ADAPTOR STEREO HEADPHONES INTRODUCTION Y our new Lenoxx Sound Model CD-90 portable compact disc player with digital radio, uses the latest technology to give you crisp clean sound from all your compact discs, and digital AM/FM radio reception. Please read these operating instructions completely to take advantage of all the f[...]

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    LOCA TION OF CONTROLS 24 1 21 23 2 3 7 5 20 6 8 9 16 1 . 5 AM & 5 FM MEMORY PRESET BUTTONS 2 . RADIO MEMORY STORE BUTTON 3 . AM/FM BAND BUTTON 4 . RADIO LCD DISPLA Y 5 . RADIO TUNING UP BUTTON 6 . RADIO TUNING DOWN BUTTON 7 . CD DOOR 8 . PHONES JACK (headphone jack) 9. LINE OUT JACK (for home stereo connection) 10. VOLUME CONTROL 1 1. FORWARD S[...]

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    POWER SOURCES 1. Using Battery Power TIPS ON BA TTER Y USE  Reversing polarities will damage the batteries and possibly your set. Be sure to follow polarity ( + and - ) as indicated.  Do not mix different types together (Alkaline, Carbon-Zinc, Nickel-Cadmium etc.), or old batteries with new ones.  When not in use for an extended period of [...]

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    2. Using AC W all Outlet Power Y our player may be powered from any household 120V AC outlet, using the AC adaptor included. Insert the adaptors small connector plug into the DC 4.5V Jack marked on player (on the rear of the set), and plug the adaptor into an AC outlet. NOTE: If the AC Adaptor is connected, and regular batteries are installed, t[...]

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    DISC PLA YING 4 Adjust the V olume. 1 Load the Disc. 2 Connect the Headphones. 3 Press the PLA Y/P AUSE Button. Push here Disc Label side up Press to open T o PHONES Stereo headphones PLA Y/P AUSE button VOLUME CONTROL 5 V OL UME TRACK NUMBER CURRENTL Y PLA YING ELAPSED PLA YING TIME OF THE CURRENT TRACK TOT AL TRACKS TOT AL PLA YING TIME ON THE CD[...]

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    Other Operations Operation Press Display window shows T o pause play T o release pause and resume play T o stop T o skip to the next track(s) T o skip to the previous track(s) once (or repeatedly) once (or repeatedly) T o go ahead at high speed (search) Keep depressed and release when the desired music section of the disc is found. T o go back at h[...]

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    Single T rack Repeat Plays one song over and over till you press ST OP . During play , select the song you want to repeat with either of the SEARCH buttons ( or ), then press the REPEA T/RANDOM button once, the symbol  1  appears in the display . The song currently playing will repeat over and over , until you press STOP . All T racks Repeat [...]

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    The tracks (songs) on the disc can be programmed (arranged in advance) to play in any order you prefer (up to 20 tracks can be programmed). Programming Example: Program Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Track Number (song number) 3 5 8 1 2 4 1 1 etc. etc. PROGRAMMING YOUR OWN PLA Y During programming, the word PROG flashes in the display . T o program songs t[...]

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    This set is designed with 20 second ESP (Electronic Shock Protection) PLUS TM - which allows virtually unlimited gentle skip protection, and 20 second normal shock protection. Press the ESP button to turn on the ESP PLUS TM system. Press it again to turn it off. When the ESP button is pressed during play , the   (memory basket) indicator will[...]

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    Listening to Presetted Stations (after you programmed them) Presetting Stations UP TO 5 AM AND 5 FM ST A TIONS CAN BE STORED INT O THE PRESET MEMORIES. (THEY WILL REMAIN IN MEMORY AS LONG AS THE BA TTERIES ARE INST ALLED, OR AC POWER CORD IS CONNECTED.) 1 . Slide the CD/RADIO FUNCTION switch to RADIO position. 2. Press the BAND switch to select AM [...]

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    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 soapy water , and then wipe clean. Cleaning the Lens A dirty lens will cause sound skipping. If the lens is very dirty , the player may not work. We suggest using a special cleaning disk (not included) available in[...]

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    Do not take the set apart. The laser beam used in the set may harm your eyes. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel only . Do not insert pins or coins, clips, or any objects inside the set. This set is equipped with a safety device which automatically turns the laser beam off when the disc door is opened. Do not drop the set or subject it [...]

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    Since the CD circuitry may cause interference to other radios nearby , switch this set off when not in use or move it away from the affected radios. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interfe[...]

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    TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE Symptoms Causes Solutions Tracks do not change or set does not play normally . Batteries are weak (they may test OK on tester but they are weak for CD operation). Replace both batteries with fresh alkaline batteries. Battery life with fresh batteries is above 8 hours of playing time (rechargeable batteries have 1/2 of that li[...]

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    TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TIONS CD Player Section 15 Frequency response .............................. Wow and flutter ...................................... Sampling frequency ................................ D/A converter ......................................... Error correction method .......................... Pickup ................................[...]