Palsonic PMSL-329 User's Manual
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1. _ on the machine as well as on the remote control MAX VOL 28 VOL 1 MIN Mute MUTE If you want to turn the volume down very quickly because the phone rings or someone is knocking at the door press this button Press again or the volume button to get the previous volume level Music styles This adjustment section lets you adjust your system s g9 a sound to the music style you are listening to such as Merengue Classic Reggae Salsa Samba Jazz Rock and Pops Flat means no style Press the buttons repeatedly for the desired mode and watch the display y Ultra Bass Sound system CN Use this button on the machine or on the remote control N to give music more volume and power by boosting its bass a section on off Place your sound system 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 if To system power ON stand by Power save mode Only Europe This mode implemented to reduce power consumption at stand by operation At this time all display are turn off except stand by mode power save L E D This mode is activated by power button after clock setting Clock Power Function Disc direct OPEN CLOSE Disc change buttons are available at this mode yi a 5 F b B To select tape 1 2 tuner and band a c2. Do not expose the sound system to high levels of humidity and heat to avoid the risk of fire and electric shock M Do not connect the sound system to the power supply if you have just moved it from a cold to a warm environment This can result in condensation inside the system and cause serious damage to the machine and cassettes Wait around two hours to allow it to reach room temperature Be sure you disconnect the power supply and aerial if you will not be using the system for a long period or during a thunderstorm Be sure to read the precautions on page 2 17 No sound No mains supply Volume at minimum Are headphones plugged in the headphone socket Did someone press the MUTE button N E F p Z b B No Display The power save mode Replug the AC Cord Noise with radio sound Station not tuned accurately Tune again Weak FM station Switch to mono using MODE button Weak AM stations Move the AM antenna slowly for better reception Antenna accurately fitted Bad sound with tapes Be sure playing recording heads and tape guiding parts are clean see bottom of this page Try another cassette Not recording Cover the protective hole of the cassette with adhesive tape Correct source CD tape tuner AUX selected Not playing CDs Load a CD with the label facing upwards CD scratched broken deformed Try with another Condensation e g after a transport Wai
3. poeg Choose the station see also page 8 Eeo A Start your recording E a p Q he b p TAPE SET If you want to interrupt recording briefly and to continue CLEAR Stop your recording AUX Select the AUX function buttons onthe machine Be sure the audio output of the device is properly connected TV set video recorder minidisc etc to the AUX input sockets on the back of the machine see also page 19 Start your recording TAPE If you want to interrupt recording briefly and to continue Stop your recording To find the point the recording is to start use the functions on page 11 12 TAPE 1 Only to playback prerecorded tapes R F O R DI N G TAPE 2 To playback prerecorded tapes and to record tapes Recording CDs with synchro start The synchro start function gives you a very comfortable way of copying tracks of CDs to a tape One press of a button starts both CD playing and tape recording at the right time _ buttons on the machine Select the CD function orn a Open the disc compartment to load a disc CD1 CD2 CD3 AAA Select the disc you want to record uuu tie Stop CD play before recording start TUNE DOWN TUNE UP j To find a track to be recorded PRS om Start your recording SYNC DUB ra Stop your recording Recording from another tape dubbing buttons on the machine Select the TAPE function Pe Load a tape with enough free recording time int
4. a number beginning with 1 one after another Select lower or higher preset numbers 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 fia show FULL To clear a preset station select it press 8 then for 3 seconds CLEAR TAPE 12 You can use the oe button of the remote control to switch back to stereo TAPE 1 To playback prerecorded tapes TAPE 2 Only to playback prerecorded tapes and to record tapes For tape recording see page 12 13 Playing tapes FUNCTION 4 button on the machine PUSH OPEN PRESET Bi H CLEAR Winding ka i Skipping a piece PRESET TUNE k TUNE Continuous playback FUNCTION PRESET TAPE playing 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 the left hand spool fully wound Close the compartment door again pushing it softly Start playback Stop playback Stop playback Fast rewind or advance the tape During playback Fast rewind to the beginning of the current piece of music or advance to the next piece Select the TAPE 1 function Load tapes into both compartments Set TAPE 1 to play After playing TAPE 1 the machine will commence with TAPE 2 one side D On the machine se
5. to turn on the power The Remote Control Unit E p Power on off stand by i Power save mode Only Europe This model is implemented to reduce power J consumption at stand by operation At this time all displays are turned off except stand by mode power save LED i FUNCTION To select tape tuner a connected device video or CD player B To set the volume level To tune in stations to set values in programming to fast reverse or advance tape and CD Direct Access to one of three discs that you load onto your sound system m To show the current time in system s display To set the minutes after which the system is to switch off automatically Press repeatedly for time between 90 and 10 minutes e For a short pause during recording of a tape or CD play or to advance in a programming e g clock set n To select timer setting and to activate deactivate timer stand by SD To select FM or AM radio lt ay To select music style setting see page 5 MUTE To mute on off the volume for a while e g during a e telephone call 4 gt a m N To select FM mono for a weak stereo reception or tape 1 2 0 Bass enhancement on off see page 5 With your sound sound system you have unique possibilities to modify the sound of your music The sound On the On the machine remote control a Volume level Handy buttons serve for comfortable volume control both
6. power supply if the system appears to be working incorrectly is making an unusual sound has a strange smell has smoke emitting from it or liquids have got inside it Have a qualified technician check the system you disconnect the power supply and aerial if you will not be using the system for a long period or during a thunderstorm For your own safety yy There are no components in this sound system you can service or repair yourself Do not open the case of the sound system Only allow qualified personnel to repair or service your set Class 1 Laser Product Do not override the safety locks around the laser unit of the CD player Laser beams can damage your eyes GD This sound system is designed for continuous operation Switching it off does not disconnect it from the mains stand by To disconnect it from the mains you have to unplug it Recording any copyright protected material may infringe a copyright CAUTION Replace fusible resistor with the same type and rating Before doing anything with this machine please 1 read the chapter Installation connections k n O W n g Contents Controls The remote control unit ee ecesesesssssescssssssssesssssscsssssscsesessssescsesssesscsesesassessaseasasseeseeees 4 TFG SOUNG iennet a E A ETR 5 FT FIG AGING ernia a A E A A i 6 7 Radio listening Tuning station Programming station presets Selecting station presets ssssee 8 Tape playing Pl
7. you cut off time from 90 minutes down to 10 minutes then off if you want to cancel the SLEEP function Dress the button till SLEEP fia disappears from the display Only if the clock was set before You can set the machine to automatically switch on and off at a specified time Be sure the clock is set accurately Setting the timer FUNCTION va TIMER and clock Select the TIMER function Timer display disappears after about 9 seconds Select if you want to listen to the radio tape CD or a connected device when the system turns on Press repeatedly Enter on time Set the hour of the time the machine is to switch on Switch to the minute digits Set the minutes of the time the machine is to switch on Switch to volume setting Set the volume between MIN 1 and MAX 28 Switch to the time the machine is to switch off again Each time you press the button you cut increase off time from 10 minutes up to 240 minutes Exit the setting Timer record stand by on off TIMER 4 Drcc Checking the timer TIMER ee TIMER Neen a Timer record Press the button repeatedly to switch timer stand by to play x timer record stand by to record timer disable Select the TIMER function Press the button repeatedly for the timer items Set the timer as above Load a tape with enough space and without safety hole page 15 into TAPE 2 Th
8. Palisonic 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 Please keep the sound system s guarantee card and receipt safe for warranty purposes if guarantee card is supplied to you WORTH knowing y Precautions 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 sound system Refer to this chapter and the Installation connections chapter page 18 19 to help you install and adjust your sound system Do not expose the sound system to high levels of humidity and heat to avoid the risk of fire and electric shock connect the sound system to the power supply if you have just moved it from a cold to a warm environment This can result in condensation inside the system and cause serious damage to the machine and cassettes Wait around two hours to allow it to reach room temperature Make sure the system is placed on a stable flat surface you place the system where there is good ventilation all around you clean the system only with a soft line free cloth do not use aggressive or alcohol based cleaning agents you disconnect the
9. aying tapes Winding Skipping a piece Continuous playback cseccseseeseseeeees 9 CD Playing Playing CDs Searching Skipping sis cits ccataas asaevnes craatn ante counrecteen tects 10 Skipping Programmed CD tracks playback Repeat playback Random playback 11 Recording Recording Recording stations from a connected device sessecsessessesesesstsseesesneeseens 12 Recording CDs with synchro start Recording from another tape dubbing 13 Timer and clock Setting the clock Displaying the time Setting the Sleep timer cccsseeeeseeeeeeeeee 14 Setting the timer Timer record stand by on off Checking the timer csscseeeees 15 Installation connections Placing your sound system components Remote control and batteries cee 16 MSTA ATION 5 sos a Ssas ete a cis avery atesastte a a a a 17 Appendix Before you ask a specialist Cleaning the audio heads of the tape deck ceseceen 18 Compact discs Technical data 0 else dacste ce Tass tactel AaMacrsdleontl Satncreadl Aedes 19 a On the following pages the pictures show the buttons you press on the remote control or on the set to perform the function Some pictures show what you should see in the displays of the machine if present 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
10. en set timer standby to LA 15 ii SAA i p Same distance 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 not properly disposed of Your specialised dealer will accept used batteries Make sure the batteries are always of the same type and age and remove them from the remote control if you are not using it for a long period 16 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 ae Plug a device like a video recorder TV se or minidisc etc here Be sure to connect sockets and plugs of the same colour co Fit the speaker cables Be sure to connect the pair of cables for the left and the right speaker so that the marked flexes have both the same colour phase Right speaker Make sure the rating of your household electricity supply matches that shown on the back of the sound system Do not stack objects on top of the sound system Do not block the ventilation holes of the sound system Place the system so that air can circulate freely Switch devices off when connecting or disconnecting
11. eption range FM 87 5MHz 108MHz AM 522 1620kHz Subject to technical alterations without notice APPENDIX Never play a deformed cracked or chipped disc try to repair a disc with adhesive tape or glue close the tray with a disc slipping out of the guide area or two disc inside scratch a disc or store it in direct sunlight high humidity or high temperature use record cleaning sprays benzene static electricity liquids or any other solvent if the disc surface is soiled wipe the disc in a circular motion since circular scratches are likely to occur which will cause noise write on the disc move the system during playback 3 x CD changer Converter 16 bit D A Oversampling 8x Tape Synchro recording High Speed Dubbing Automatic level control Amplifier Output Power 12 5 watt 12 5 watt RMS PMSL 329 30 watt 30 watt RMS PMSL 729 Speakers Impedance 8 ohm PMSL 329 Impedance 8 ohm PMSL 729 19 Palisonic 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
12. ion To start tape recording TAPE To dub a tape at high or normal speed with synchronised start of both playing and recording tapes SYNC DUB To dub a CD with synchronised start of disc and tape Tape compartment 1 Tape compartment 2 for playing tapes for playing tapes and recording tapes This adjustment section lets you adjust your system s sound to the music style you are listening to such as Merengue Classic Reggae Salsa Samba Jazz Rock and Pop FLAT means no style __j ae You can see demonstration of this system by press DEMO DISPLAY A button shortly ___ Orto modify graphic equalising display press DEMO DISPLAY button more 1 sec during music played And you can select your favourite display sequentially Bass enhancement on off see page 5 ae To select timer setting and to activate deactivate timer stand by To set the volume level FUNCTION ii Select the tuner function ay wr ne A BAND Select the band To find weak stations too press 8 RLE repeatedly while tuning m To find powerful stations quickly tune automatically keeping either button pressed until tuning starts j p A station is being received TAPE 1 2 FM stereo broadcasts with too much noise can be switched to mono for less noise You can store up to 30 FM 15 AM stations D Find a station as under Tuning stations Q Store The system assigns a station to
13. lect the tape function by pressing the TAPE 1 2 button The others are on the machine too The tape counter resets to 0000 when a tape compartment is opened 0000 need not be the beginning of the tape To find the next piece of music at least 5 sec free space has to left between the pieces CD label up FUNCTION ond Select the CD function Open the disc compartment to OPEN th hi load a disc CLOSE S ESE Be sure to have the disc label facing upwards Es yE 3 O nsc To play 3 discs place 2 discs and turn o Menanae 0N the machine the trays for the third tray using DISC CHANGE button Also to load a disc while another is playing To start a first track for specific disc To select specific start track Start playback The currently played disc is the one on the left when you open the compartment If you want to interrupt playback briefly and to continue Stop playback To search for a particular point on the disc reverse or forwards To Skip tracks down up 8 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 fie When the disc stops the machine shows its total time During playback the machine shows the current disc number the current track number and the tracks play time Please read remarks about discs on page 19 C D playing Programmed CD t
14. o PUSH TAPE 2 OPEN Load the prerecorded tape the one to be dubbed into TAPE 1 Start your dubbing by selecting dubbing speed eR ee Hi DUB dubs with double speed half the time DUB dubs with normal tape speed oe ne Press repeatedly CLEAR i ra Stop your recording 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 cassettes away from excessive moisture or dust magnetic and electrical fields loudspeakers and computer monitors for example a oo Always wind the tape to the beginning when you have finished Store the cassette in its cover You can protect your precious recordings from being wiped by breaking out the safety tab on the side of the cassette Should you wish to re use the tape after removing the tab cover the hole with adhesive tape 13 Or E g E r f 5 E Power save mode is activated by power button after clock setting 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 exit clock set CLOCK SLEEP SLEEP The machine shows the time for approx 4 seconds You can set the machine to automatically switch off after a specified time Select the SLEEP function Each time you press the button
15. onnected device video CD player or to show the current time in the system s display For a short pause during recording on a tape or to advance in a programming e g clock set To stop play and record or to cancel values TUNE DOWN TUNEUP CLEAR i Tama ee E and functions oe rete To tune in stations to set values in negoen programming to fast reverse or advance tape CD To start play or to select station presets and reverse play for tape SET ay Headphone socket Plugging in a headphone switches the speakers off To set the minutes after which the system es is to switch off automatically Press repeatedly for a time between 90 and 10 minutes If you want to turn the volume down very bi quickly because the phone rings or someone is knocking at the door press this button OPEN A To open or close the disc compartment To CLOSE load unload CDs a E To play the next disc and to turn disc tray CHANGE for loading up to 3 discs Also to load a disc while another is playing DISC DIRECT PLAY ci rE Direct access to one of the three discs that i i you can load into your sound system GD Remote Control buttons see page 4 CONTROLS The machine ca To select repeat play for a track a CD or all CDs cS To enter programme play RANDOM To select random play for all CDs or tracks of the selected disc Press repeatedly SS To select FM mono for weak stereo recept
16. racks playback PRESET CLEAR Repeat playback REPEAT Random playback RANDOM Stop the disc Select the programme function Choose a disc Now move to a track number Select this number for the programme With the last two steps select up to 30 tracks for your programme DISC CHANGE button has no effect in programming Play your programme You can search and skip during programmed playback Stop Playback To cancel programmed CD playback press the button twice Select the repeat function press repeatedly to have REPEAT to repeat the current track 5 i C REPEAT to repeat the current disc QD REPEAT to repeat all discs To cancel repeat playback press the button until REPEAT in the display is unmarked You can repeat a programme by REPEAT or a track REPEAT during programme playback Select the random function press repeatedly to have RANDOM sc to play tracks of the current disc randomly RANDOM D to play tracks from disc 1 2 and 3 randomly To cancel random playback press the button until RANDOM in the display is unmarked 11 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 _ TUNER Band s buttons on the machine Select the TUNER function X mg Select the band
17. t for a while 20 30 minutes CD dirty Wipe with a soft cloth from the centre to the outside Remote control does Check Batteries polarity See page 18 not work Batteries run down Try new ones An object is blocking the direct line between remote control and the system Max distance to the system is 4 7 m pointing to its front Unplug your sound system from the mains Open the tape compartments After playing and recording for a time the sound of the tape recorders may become muffled Then clean the heads and tape guiding parts Only use a soft utensil with alcohol or a special head cleaning liquid erasing head playing tape guiding recording head parts 18 Compact discs Always 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 in its case after playing and store it in a vertical position use a soft cloth to clean a disc if necessary and wipe from the centre to the outside Technical data Dimensions W x D x H Set 275 x 375 x 317 mm Speaker 200 x 235 x 217 mm PMSL 329 190 x 223 x 317 mm PMSL 729 Weight 2 5 kg x 2 PMSL 329 2 7 kg x 2 PMSL 729 Power supply Voltage AC 240V 50Hz Power consumption 40watt PMSL 329 75watt PMSL 729 Less than 1 watt Power save Only Europe Rec
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