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OWNERS MANUAL MODEL NO. LXI 564.9752175O COMPACT DISC PLAYER SERIES TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Specifications Precautions ............. for usa Features Safety sEmES .......... ................. certifications Connections 1 2 2 ......... .............. 3 4 Controls ................. 5 Inserting dbsc .............. 6 Operat_ofl ................ 7 Maintenance TrouhleshootLng .............. ............ P/N L46-381072-3 Record the Model Number and Serial Number of your compact disc pJaver. The Numbers are on the rear panel, Model No. Serial No. Keep these numbers for future 9 10 Sears, Roebuck and Co,, Chicago. IL 60684 U.S.A. use. _b;]1bel of Frequency Dynamic cNa[:I_t!is ....... response ..... range ......... Signal-to-noise ratio Harmonic distortion Separation ............ Wow Sampling 5 and flutter 20,000 ..... 90 dB ..... 0,03% let number Transmission bit rate ..... 44,1 kHz .... Power requirements Less than measurable ......... ..... frequency Quantization 16 bit linear/channel 4,3218 limits ..... AC 120 V, 60 Hz Power consumption ..... 12 W Dimensions (W x HxD) . . 420x85x270mm W, Peak) ( 16-1/2x3-3/8x 10-5/8 inches) 3.4 kg (7 Ib 6 oz) Connecting pin cord 1.8V Weight DISCS Type ............... Diameter ............. Mb/sec GENERAL 1 kHz! 80 dB (at 1 kHzl ........ voltage dB 90 dB (+-0.001% Output Hz -0,5 .............. Accessories Compact Disc 120 mm (4-3/4 inches) ........... * Because its products are subject to continuous improvement, Sears reservesthe right to modify product designsand specifications without notice and without incurring any obligation. I CAUTION: Use of controls hazardous radiation or adjustments exposure. CAUTION: TO REDUCE or performance of procedures other WARNING: those specified herein may result in_ Explanation of Graphlcel Symbols The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electdc shock to persons. THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. i than SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS • INFORMATION This equipment dance with generates It has been type cations in interference However, J of in a residential Part that interference Reorient the receiving antenna • Relocate the equipment • Move the equipment • Plug the equipment user may find with and if not with installed and used properly, to radio and television the limits for a Class B computing Rules, which are designed to that is, in strict accor- reception. device in accordance provide reasonable with protection the specifi- against such to try to correct reception, the interference installation. which can be determined by one or more by turning of the following the equip- measures: the receiver into a different user should will not occur in a particular to radio or television respect to the receiver away from consult th,.' following and Resolve Radio-TV Interference This booklet is available from the L_..... FCC does cause interference • The of energy may cause interference to comply 15 off and on, the user is encouraged the frequency installation. there is no guarantee If necessary, [ instructions, tested and found Subpart If this equipment ment and uses radio the manufacturer's outlet so that equipment the dealer booklet prepared Problems"• US. Government and receiver are on different or an experienced by the Federal Printing -t- Office, radio/television Communications Washington, branch circuits. technician Commission D.C., 20402, for additional helpful: Stock "How suggestions. to Identify No. 004-000-00345-4. J ! PRECAUTIONS • I_);s(_ wh,ci_car_ _e pla,leu_ ;m_ playerhave the followingmark on them • : ! FOR USE __I+]COM_PA_CT IDIGITAL • • o)O F!O[ ;_iGV,i :i_ e pldyOl Sudd'¢liy lrorf'i 8 very COl(J room into a warm room. When a chilled player is moved suddenly to a warm location, moisture condensation may form on the optical lens, preventing proper operation. In this case, turn the power on end wait 30 minutes before starting play. AUDIO During play, if the player is subjected to a sudden shock or jolt,some noisemay be produced.Thisisnot a malfunction. • If the player is operated while you are receivingan FM/AM radio broadcast,you may hear noise on the radiobroadcast. Inthiscase,turntheplayer's power switchoff. • _l • Do not place foreign objects in the disc tray and attempt to operate the disc tray control function. It may cause damage to the mechanism. • Do not store discs in high-temperature, high-humidity locations. The discs may develop warps and become If other audio components or theirconnecting cords are installed nearthisplayer,you may hear a humming sound. In this event,try changing the locationof the other components or their wiring. Whenever moving the player, be sure to first remove the disc from it. If the player is moved with a disc inserted, the disc may be damaged. This unit has a wide dynamic range. As a result, if you turn your amplifier's volume up too high during soft (low volume) parts of a program, your speakers may be damaged when the dynamic range of a sudden loud passage is produced, • • unable to play. Also, discs with moisture on them may be unplayable. Wipe any moisture off with a soft, dry cloth, and be sure discs are fully dry before using. If the unit is installed in a confined location, heat dissipation will be poor end malfunctions may occur. Also, do not install the unit on top of amplifiers or other components liable to become hot. If the unit malfunctions, do not remove it from its cabinet to attempt a repair yourself. Have it bench tested by a Sears service center/department. FEATURES I Conventional records are all made using analog recording techniques in which the audio signals are recorded as mechanical vibrations in the shape of the groove on the record surface, having the possibility of noise caused by scratches, dust and dirt on the record surface. In the digital recording system, the audio signal is converted into a binary encoded signal which is not susceptible to noise interference. • Contactless Signal Dctection by Semiconductor Pickup Laser • High Performance Sound Reproduction • S/N Ratio of 90 dB This compact disc player incorporates a semiconductor laser pickup for playing compact discs with high-density digitalized sound signals. It gives superior sound quality and operation when compared to the conventional analog systems. • • Dynamic Range of 90 dB Distortion Ratio of 0.03% • Wow • Audio Cimuitry Seeks for Sound Quality. and Flutter of less than Measurable Limits • Horizontal Front Loading System • Various Functions 2- • • • • Random Memory Search System Various Search System (Direct, Skip, Manual) Repeat Play High-Speed Access • Track and Index Nos, or Elapsed Play Time Display SAFETV PROOUCT CERT[FICAT!ONS COMPLIES WITH CFR SUBCHAPTER J, PART OATE OF MANUFACTURE MANUFACTURED: MANUFACTURER: DHHS RULES 1040 10 AT -],, 2 i SRS _ MODEt NO I -3- ',*i49,'b2t_50 [ F CONNECTIONS 1 Amplifier 1. Turn off your 2. Connect the left on the cord. 3 Connect on tile hold AC the amplifier. unit's left NOTES: and and right CD/AUX amplifier using the power rea_ paf/_!l of 120V 60Hz cord right OUTPUT or TAPE the to PLAY supplied the the stereo auxiliary ampllfier jacks with input jacks connecting pin power • • outlet or to a house- ou'det, -4- Switch off necting or disconnecting the power Do not connect to the components the pin cords, to the PHONO jacks. when con- " CONTROI_S q ? ? ? Z COWPACTOLS¢ SLA_En _OWEm C_lO", I_$fR/_S I ]_nEA_ L,Slm Mi if-..... (_ _--! PLAY Jl REPEAT IL (_) POWER Switch Press this switch to turn the power again to turn the power (_ (_ (_) disc with the label surface disc play MULTI To facing up. the disc tray. Press the resume CRYSTAL button Theplay DISPLAY i)lay, during MULTI play indicator (_ SEARCH Button Button ( 414 ) indicator lights DISPLAY. to temporarily in the LIQUID stop the the or backward Forward Button SKIP ( Also, press this button ( CRYSTAL in the play mode to move at high speed. Button ( _ ) and Backward SKIP ) in the stop or play mode to on the track 5 _ ) and Backward select a desired track is pressed, backward. bL_tton aga,_/ _ IHm, Press one of these buttons button flashes. pfPss Forward SEARCH forward again to close the disc tray. Press this to stop play, Press one of these buttons open PLAY/PAUSE Button ( I_/11 ) Press this button to start play. The play in the LIQUID (==) to clear the program, off, OPEN/CLOSE Button Press this button to button (_) STOP Button Press this button on. Press the switch Disc Tray Place a compact sEm Also No. the track keep the button No, continuously disc. Each time the No. and rapidly. moves pressed forward or to change the ,_, MEMORY Buttorl MIN!SEC REPEAl' Button Press this button to designate _) play the selection being played. Indicator @ INDEX PLAY Indicator The PLAY indicator during repeat lights during play and flashes During pause mode. segments @ TRACK REPEAT Indicator The REPEAT indicator @)PROGram Lights system Hghts during repeat play. During selection Indicator when the Indicators programs for random memory the search play, the within display shows the index number for selection. Indicator play, the display being player, played. the display shows the track When No. of the the disc is inserted shows the total number into of tracks on the disc. is memorized. INSERTING DISC 1. Press the POWER MIN/SEC tray opens. touching the of upward. 4. To close button. indicator 3. Without center the indicates the tray, the disc tray, PAUSE the disc tray button, disc "OPEn" surface, with the place label Do not place any foreign objects in the disc tray. It may result in matfunction. the • If your finger or any object should get caught in the disc tray, press the OPEN/CLOSE button to open the disc tray. button, • • Do not force the disc tray open or close by hand. When not using the unit, keep the disc tray closed to prevent the entry of dust and dirt. PLAY/ • Do not press down hard on the disc tray, since it may result in damage to or malfunction of the disc tray. • Before first operation, remove the sheet placed on the disc tray. disc surface on facing button. is closed the unit • and the disc press the OPEN/CLOSE or press the PLAY/PAUSE When NOTES: switch. 2. Press the OPEN/CLOSE The 1 enters by pressing the play the mode from the first selection. _gwith the label surface facing upward, -6 Y OPERATION _I _ORMAL I+ Turn on which the amplifier this unit 4. the the disc. Press the OPEN/CLOSE inserted seconds time, disc while etc., number to close reads stop the will button number inserting, placed the disc tray. NOTE: for the When several No., play playing disc's total • one of mode, player will No. the the play SKIP will SKIP track mode select you new wish track to No. button. light, and the play buttons Nos. and the is kept will change will begin at pressed rapidly in the and the begin at that selection. search To the selection, the appropriate the track _s m a different The selected track that selection. to stop listen function to the press the forward • stop When is not down, the automatically make try disc • To stop. displayed sure and listen to the press the backward play. it will to To again. of tracks upside temporarily flash. to cheek disc player b _ST_-M is also made selection during following pause that mode. presently being played: press the button total to tray to start play. button indicator STOP If the the move lights. to the end of its play, disc When disc rotate its displaying button PLAY/PAUSE To resume play, • to Skip indicator The play comes source the open automatically player then to button will the and the 7. Press input of tracks. The play play. the by tapping button 5. Press the PLAY/PAUSE 6. Press select switch. OPEN/CLOSE and insert The and is connected. 2. Press the POWER 3. Press 8K_;_ 6EA_GH PLAY listen to the SKIP button once. presently playing SKIP track button previous track once again: once. to the one presently playing: after you have not to insert the press the backward SKIP button twice in succession, disc again. • If play does PLAY/PAUSE operate not begin button, even press the after pressing STOP button, the then again for play. • PROGRAM PLAY WITH RANDOM MEMORY SEARCH SYSTEM The random memory search system searches for the desired selections on the disc in the desired order and • DIRECT With the player ing track No. will When SEARCH in the stop mode, No. using the SKIP light in the LIQUID the plays them automatically. SYSTEM PLAY/PAUSE select the desired buttons. CRYSTAL button mode, This the allows track No. displayed you to select verse directions track The selected track MULTI is pressed, begin from the selected track No. If one of the SKIP buttons is kept DISPLAY. 2. First select the desired track Nos. using the SKIP buttons; pressthe MEMORY button after each selection. The selected track No. will be lit on the LIQUID CRYSTAL MULTI DISPLAY and the PROGram the play will pressed will change No. 1. Insert the disc and start the programming after the LIQUID CRYSTAL MULTI DISPLAY has displayed the total number of tracks. start- in the stop continuously. in the forward indicator will light. Example To select the third track, pressthe forward SKIP button three times, and then pressthe MEMORY button. To select the twelfth track in succession, press the forward SKIP button nine times, followed by the MEMORY button. or re- quickly. A maximum of 16 selections may be programmed ill this way. • If you wish to confirm the programmed selections, pressthe MEMORY button. 3. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button. The selections are automatically 7 • played in the programmed order. • REPEAT NOTE: 4. When all player be stop been pJayed, program button. all selections button is pressed, play the Repeat play selections once • programmed be cleared. with During random memory programming, track No. will CRYSTAL During program play, corrected the appears. and a track in the stop track No. will be memorized. press the Adding the selection Select the to add track desired the MEMORY selected LIQUID CRYSTAL MULTI (and index No.) of No. memorized, MEMORY until • button again. a track No. button into in the the program made, mode until No. using the SKIP button; press No. disappears. track button. Clearing all the programs To clear all selections programmed, press the STOP button twice during play or once during stop mode. When the programs are cleared, the PROGram indicator will go out. NOTE: • When the OPEN/CLOSE button mode, programs will be cleared. or only programmed Press the REPEAT button to designate repeat play. The REPEAT indicator lights. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button (after programming). Unless the random memory search system is used, all the selections will be played repeatedly until the STOP button is pressed. When the STOP button is pressed, repeat play is cancelled, and the REPEAT indicator will go out. • If the REPEAT button is pressed during normal play, repeat play of all selections on the disc will commence. • Even if the REPEAT button is pressed during program play, repeat play will commence. A new stop selections, NOTES; No. to be to select a new button all If the REPEAT button is pressed during repeat play, repeat play is cancelled and resume normal play. press the a track of If the random memory search system is used, only those selections which have been programmed will be played repeatedly. into program MEMORY programmed No. mode Use the SKIP No. wish LIQUID the track track the the the contents to correct button press of on being played. MEMORY If you No. displayed DISPLAY. Changing the program you wish track be will display the selection search system the only MULTI DISPLAY If have To repeat If the STOP Displays • select,ons mode. again, press the PLAY/PAUSE will • prograrrlmed wilt PLAY is pressed during play 8 ¸ • MANUAL SEARCH • ',','he_ ut?rform_ng manua_ s_a_gh, • mode, that por[_on • When the during play, forward • forward manual When the during play, During found the the play will the button _s kept be advanced serving pressed rapidly. SEARCH play will button is kept be fast reversed • pressed rapidly. manual of lease the SEARCH from that point. the this (Fast If the button search the operation, selections button and you normal when wish play you to have hear, will . ¸ desired CRYSTAL any sound manual H:!I your , iota[ion MULTI i i L ob DISPLA_ being produced. search, two speed modes of search- forward is kept SEARCH pressed, or the backward search SEARCH speed becomes faster. re- begin J [ MAINTENANCE • Treat disc surface carefully Handle the discs so that fingerprints here to the surfaces of the discs. LIQUID fo_ he Will volume ing are reserved. search) part In _ ,:a_t f,earch along without NOTE: (Fast search) backward back manual • the SEARCH you tr_e • Clean cabinet and panels when dirty Clean off dirt on the surfaces with a dry cloth. Never use thinner, benzene or alcohol since these will damage the surface finish. and dust do not ad- To clean-off, use a soft cloth. Do not use a hard cloth since this will mar the disc. -9- ! 'TROUBLESHOOTING Trouble Cause Power is turned on, but indicators do not light, 1. Power plug is not connected Remedy secure- ly. 1. insert the power plug into the power outlet securely. OPEN/CLOSE button is pressed, but disc tray does not open. 1. Tray open signal is not received correctly, 1. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button again and confirm the display shows OPEn. Disc is inserted, but total number of selection is not displayed, 1, Disc is inserted upside down. 2, Disc is dirty. 3. Disc used is nonstandard. 1. Insert the disc correctly. 2. Clean the surface of the disc. 3. Replace the disc. PLAY/PAUSE 1. Disc is dirty. 1. Clean surface of disc. but play does not begin. button is pressed, 2. Disc has scratch or is warped, 2. Replace disc. No sound is produced. 1. Connecting pin cord is not connected. 1. Connect the connecting pin cord to the OUTPUT jacks of the player and the input jacks of the amplifier. Sound is distorted. 1. Connections to amplifier are wrong. 2. Amplifier output is set too high and sound is being clipped, 1. Connect player to amplifier correctly. 2. Turn down the amplifier output volume. A particular spot on the disc does not play correctly (sound cuts out, or same spot is repeated). 1. Disc has scratch or other damage. 2. Disc is dirty, 1. Use the SEARCH button to pass over the part scratched. 2. Clean the surface of the disc. -10- WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL- ,A/RS '_Ne Service What We Sell" our customers can depend Your OWNERS MANUAL Sears consider professional Home Compact that we technicians Entertainment equipment Disc have ...... is our assurance to you that when you on Sears for service nationwide. Player Service who Products. has added Units are value Nationwide, staffed specifically trained on Sears has the parts, tools by Sears and to ensure that we can meet our pledge to you. ! MODEL NO. 564.97521750 ,:'i FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY SERIES ONI_Xls_r_es COMPACTDISC PLAYER For one year from the date of purchase, Sears will repair this /..,_l_Em_s Compact Disc Player free of charge, if defective in material or workmanship. WARRANTY SER VICE IS AVAI LABLE BY CONTACTING THE NEAREST SEARS SERVICE CENTER/DEPARTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, THIS WARRANTY APPLIES ONLY WHILE THIS PRODUCT IS IN USE IN THE UNITED STATES. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rightswhich vary from state to state. Sears, Roebuck and Co., Department 698-731A, Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60684 | P/N L46-381072-3 Printed in Japan