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Instruction manual Mini Component Sound System PSML-729/PMSL-329 PALSONIC CORPORATION PTY LTD 1 JOYNTON AVENUE WATERLOO NSW 2017 AUSTRALIA TEL: (02) 9313 7111 FAX: (02) 9313 7555 www.palsonic.com.au PALSONIC CUSTOMER SERVICE TELEPHONE AUSTRALIA:1300 657 888 PSML-729 PSML-329[...]
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Precautions WORTH knowing 2 Please keep the sound system's guarantee card and receipt safe for warranty purposes, if guarantee card is supplied to you. Read carefully through this manual to familiarise yourself with this high - quality sound system. Make sure the rating of your household electricity supply matches that shown on the back of the[...]
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Contents WORTH knowing 3 Before doing anything with this machine, please read the chapter "Installation / connections". Controls The remote control unit ................................................................................................... The sound .............................................................................[...]
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The Remote Control Unit CONTROLS 4 The remote control is the principal means of control, but the main functions are also available on the front of the machine. Press the buttons POWER or FUNCTION (TAPE, TUNER, AUX, CD) to turn on the power. Power on / off (stand-by). Power save mode (Only Europe): This model is implemented to reduce power consumpti[...]
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With your sound sound system you have unique possibilities to modify the sound of your music The sound CONTROLS 5 On the machine Volume level Handy buttons serve for comfortable volume control both on the machine as well as on the remote control. (MAX. VOL 28 ~ VOL 1, MIN.) Music styles This adjustment section lets you adjust your system's sou[...]
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horizontally on a flat, steady base so that air can circulate around it for ventilation. away from humidity and heat, magnetic fields, such as those from loudspeakers etc., and with no heavy objects placed on top. Place your sound system The machine CONTROLS 6 To system power ON (stand-by) Power save mode (Only Europe) : This mode implemented to re[...]
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The machine CONTROLS 7 To select repeat play for a track, a CD, or all CDs. To enter programme play. To select random play for all CDs or tracks of the selected disc. Press repeatedly. To select FM mono for weak stereo reception. REPEAT To start tape recording. To dub a tape at high or normal speed with synchronised start of both, playing and recor[...]
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TUNE TUNE Tuning stations RADIO listening 8 Programming station presets Selecting station presets On the machine select the tuner function and the band by pressing BAND / TUNER button. The other buttons are on the machine too. If you try to store a 31st FM / 16th AM (MW) station, the display will show "FULL". To clear a preset station, se[...]
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Continuous playback Winding Playing tapes 9 TAPE 1: To playback prerecorded tapes. TAPE 2: Only to playback prerecorded tapes and to record tapes. For tape recording see page 12-13. button on the machine Select the TAPE 1 or TAPE 2 function. Open either tape compartment to load the tape. Be sure to have the open part of the cassette downwards and t[...]
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FUNCTION PRESET CLEAR Searching Skipping Playing CDs CD playing 10 To search for a particular point on the disc reverse or forwards. To Skip tracks down / up (if you want, press the button repeatedly). On the machine select the CD function, by pressing the CD button. The other buttons are on the machine too. When the disc stops the machine shows it[...]
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PRESET CLEAR RANDOM " ALL RANDOM " " REPEAT " " REPEAT " " REPEAT " Random playback Repeat playback Programmed CD tracks playback 11 Please read remarks about discs on page 19 Select the repeat function, press repeatedly to have ... to repeat the current track to repeat the current disc, to repeat all discs. [...]
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SET buttons on the machine Recording stations RECORDING 12 Load a tape with enough free recording time into TAPE 2. Be sure to have the open part of the cassette downwards and the left hand spool fully wound on the left. Close the compartment door again, pushing it softly Select the TUNER function. buttons on the machine Select the band. Choose the[...]
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Recording from another tape (dubbing) Recording CDs with synchro start RECORDING 13 TAPE 1: Only to playback prerecorded tapes. TAPE 2: To playback prerecorded tapes and to record tapes If the tape is not rewound completely, rewind it first. If you want to start at the current position, press REC button. Use only good quality tape cassettes. Keep c[...]
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Displaying the time Setting the clock CONTROLS 14 Setting the sleep timer FUNCTION Power save mode is activated by power button after clock setting. CLOCK SLEEP SLEEP Switch off your sound system*. Enter clock-set mode, the hour and minute digits flash. Set the current hour. Switch to the minute digits. Set the current minutes. Start the clock and [...]
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TIMER and clock 15 TIMER Checking the timer Timer (record) stand-by on / off Setting the timer You can set the machine to automatically switch on and off at a specified time. Be sure the clock is set accurately. Select the TIMER function. (Timer display disappears after about 9 seconds.) Select, if you want to listen to the radio, tape, CD, or a co[...]
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Remote control and batteries Placing your sound system components INSTALLATION/ CONNECTIONS 16 Optimal stereo position Fit the batteries to match the + and - symbols in the compartment. Batteries for remote control unit are not provided. Please protect your environment! As batteries contain certain toxic substances they pollute the environment if n[...]
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Installation INSTALLATION/ CONNECTIONS 17 After switching on your sound system the first time, the machine waits for time setting. See page 16 Plug the provided FM antenna here. Plug the provided AM (MW)antenna here. Plug a device like a video recorder, TV set, or minidisc, etc. here. Be sure to connect sockets and plugs of the same colour. Fit the[...]
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Before you ask a specialist APPENDIX 18 No sound No Display Noise with radio sound Bad sound with tapes Not recording Not playing CDs Remote control does not work - No mains supply? - Volume at minimum? - Are headphones plugged in the headphone socket? - Did someone press the MUTE button? - The power save mode ? - Replug the AC Cord. - Station not [...]
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40watt (PMSL-329) 75watt (PMSL-729) 87.5MHz - 108MHz 522 - 1620kHz Compact discs APPENDIX 19 Always ... Never ... handle your discs with care. Hold a disc with the fingers touching the edge or the hole. place the disc with the label facing up. place the disc properly into the tray using the proper guide area for 12 cm or 8 cm discs. replace a disc [...]
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PALSONIC CORPORATION PTY LTD 1 JOYNTON AVENUE WATERLOO NSW 2017 AUSTRALIA TEL: (02) 9313 7111 FAX: (02) 9313 7555 www.palsonic.com.au PALSONIC CUSTOMER SERVICE TELEPHONE AUSTRALIA:1300 657 888[...]