Sony MHC-1750 Manuel d'utilisateur

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3-756-941-22(1)MiniHi-RComponent SystemOperating Instructions Mode d’emploinCOMMCTforgi^mOITM. AUDIOMHC-1750(S) 1992 by Sony Corporation

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Turning on the Power H Mise sous tensionPress SYSTEM POWER. QAbout the demonstration display___________The CO player has a demonstration display mode.

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remote commander).Adjusting the Sound QualityTo reinforce bass B____________________Press DBFB*.The lower the sound level is, the more the bas

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsInserting the DiscsBefore you start, press FUNCTION on the amplifier so that the CD indicator lights up.1 Press OPEN/CLOS

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsLecture d’un disquecompact— Exploitation de basePlaying the Entire Disc — Continuous Play1 Imert the disc(e) In the di

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsLecture d un disquecompact— Exploitation de baseInformation DisplayThis operation is not possible with the remote commande

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsSelecting a Desired DiscYou can locate the beginning of any disc during piay or pause, or when the player Is stopped.To lo

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsLocating a Particular Selection — Automatic Music Sensor (AMS)The AMS locates the beginning of a selection.To locate a sel

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsLecture d un disquecompact— Exploitation de basePlaying in a Random Order — Shuffle PlayShuffle play function plays all th

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsLecture d’un disquecompact— Exploitation de basePlaying Repeatedly — Repeat PlayThe Repeat Play function repeats a single

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsPlaying in a Desired Order — Program PlayYou can make a program of up to 32 selections from all the discs in the order

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To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qua

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CD Playing— Basic OperationsLecture d’un disquecompact— Exploitation de base(continued)(suite)5 Press PROGRAM to store the selection while the total

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To resume normel playPress CONTINUE and return to the Continuous Play mode. The program is erased.To check the program___________________(Possible onl

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To make a program for editing a tapeYou can divide your program into programs A and B by inserting a pause between them. Use this function to make a p

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Radio ReceptionRéception de la radioThe automatic tuning allows you to receive stations whose signal is strong enough. When the signal is too weak, us

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Radio Reception Réception de la radioTuning in ManuallyThis operation is not possible with the remote commander.1 Press FUNCTION until the TUNER Indi

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Radio Reception Réception de la radiostoring StationsYou can store up to 20 FM stations and 10 AM stations in a desired sequence, so that you can tune

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Radio ReceptionSelecting a Preset Station1 Press FUNCTION (TUNER on the remote commander) until ihe TUNER Indicator lights up.2 Press BAND to select

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Tape PlaybackPlayback Operation1 Insert a tape Into deck A or deck B.2 Press FUNCTION until the TAPE Indicator lights up.3 Press > to start play

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Tape PlaybackLecture d’unecassettePlaying Back Automatically after Fast Winding — Auto PlayThis function starts playback automatically from the beg

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Tape PlaybackLecture d’unecassettePlaying Both Decks in Succession — Relay PlayThe Relay Play function plays back the cassettes In deck A and deck B c

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Afin d'éviter tout risque d’incendie ou d'électrocution, ne pas exposer cet appareil A la pluie ou à i'humidité.Afin d'écarter tou

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CD Playing — Advanced OperationsLecture d’un disque compact — Fonctions avancéesOn Custom FilesThe unit is equipped with a memory which allows you to

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CD Playing — Advanced OperationsAssigning Names to a Disc — Disc MemoYou can assign a name within 10 characters (letters or symbols) for each disc usi

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To rewrite letters or symbols______________Before step 6Press CURSOR so that the letter/symbol to be changed flashes and then select the desired lette

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Recording (Deck В)Recording OperationUse only type I (normal) or type II (CrOj) tapes for recording.1 Insert a blank tape Into deck B.2 Select a pro

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Tape Dubbing (from Deck A to B)Dubbing Ihe Whole TapeYou can dub only at high speed.This operation is not possible with the remote commander.1 Insert

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CD Recording(Deck B)Editing the CD for Recording — Tape Select EditThe Tape Select Edit Function autontatically selects and indicates the tape length

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CD Recording(Deck B)Tape Select Edit operation________________1 Place a disc In the disc tray.(See page 12.)If necessary, press DISC SKIP to choose a

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MaintenanceEntretienCleaning the Heads and the Tape Paths QClean after every 10 hours of operation and before recording for optimum record/ piayback q

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SpecificationsSpécificationsAUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONSPOWER OUTPUT AND TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION:With 6 ohm loads both channels driven, from 80 — 20,0

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SpecificationsSpécificationsCompact Disc Player Section (CDP-H17S0)_________________System LaserLaser outputSignal to noise ratioDynamic range Harm

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OverviewPrésentation duproduitTuner section Section tuner• You can store up to 30 stations: 20 stations for FM, and 10 stations for AM.AmptiHer sectio

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Troubleshooting GuideThe following checks will assist in the correction of most problems which you may encounter with your system. Before going throug

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Guide de dépannageUn examen des points suivants permettra de résoudre la plupart des difficultés que l’on pourrait rencontrer lors de l'emploi de

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Parts (dentificationNomenclatureRe<er to the pages indicated in • (or use of the buttons.Pour des explications sur l'utilisation des c

Page 40 - Troubleshooting Guide

Parts IdentificationNomenclatureTuner/Amplifier/Cassette Deck Section 13Q] Remote control sensor d] HEADPHONES jack (stereo minijack)(U SYSTEM POWER s

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Parts IdentificationNomenclatureRemote CommanderQ CO selection button [H CO player operation buttons m Cassette deck operation buttons (for Oeck A)Q T

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PrecautionsPrécautionsOn operating voltage• Operate the unit only on 120 V AC, 60 Hz.On safety•The unit is not disconnected from the AC power source (

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PreparationsInstallationPlace the stereo system in a location with adequate ventilation to prevent internal heat build-up in the system.On moisture co

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ConnectionsNotes on connection• Connect the AC power cord last.• Cord plugs and jacks are color coded. Red plugs and Jacks are for the right channel

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ConnectionsAM Antenna ConnectionConnect the supplied loop antenna to the AM and A terminals.FM Wire Antenna Connection□Connect the supplied FM w

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Connections ConnexionsPower ConnectionConnect the supplied AC power cord to AC IN and the other end to a wall outlet.Adding Other Components

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