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3-861-508-12 (1)
FM/MW/LW
Cassette Car
Stereo
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Operating Instructions
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Manual de instrucciones
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Manual de instruções
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manual.
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conexiones suministrado.
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XR-5800R
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Welcome! Table of contents Thank you for purchasing the Sony Cassette Getting Started Car Stereo. This unit lets you enjoy a variety of Resetting the unit ................................................ 3 features by using a rotary commander. Detaching the front panel .................................. 3 Preparing the rotary commander ..................... 3 Setting the clock .................................................. 4 Cassette Player Listening to a tape ...............................
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Getting Started DSPL MODE SEL Attaching the front panel Attach part A of the front panel to part B of the unit as illustrated and push until it clicks. Getting Started Resetting the unit Before operating the unit for the first time or after replacing the car battery, you must reset A the unit. B Press the reset button with a pointed object, such as a ball-point pen. Notes • Make sure the front panel is right side up when attaching it to the unit as it cannot be attached upside down. • Do not pre
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Setting the clock Cassette Player The clock has a 24-hour digital indication. For example, setting it to 10:08 1 Press (DSPL) for two seconds. Listening to a tape
100 Insert a cassette. The hour digit blinks. 1 Set the hour digits. to go forward to go backward Playback will start automatically.
1000 If a cassette is already inserted, press (SOURCE) repeatedly until “PLAY” is 2 Press (SEL) momentarily. displayed.
FWD
1000
EN The minute digit blinks. The side facing up is being
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Getting Started/Cassette Player Locating the beginning of a track Switching to the radio while fast- — Automatic Music Sensor (AMS) winding a tape — Automatic Tuner Activation (ATA) You can skip up to nine tracks at one time. Press (5) during playback. During playback, press either side of “ATA” appears on the display. (SEEK/AMS) momentarily. To locate the succeeding tracks While fast-forwarding or rewinding, press SEEK AMS (SEEK/AMS), after two seconds the tuner To locate the preceding tracks a
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Memorizing only the Radio desired stations Up to 6 stations on each band (FM1, FM2, FM3, MW and LW) can be stored on the preset number buttons in the order of your choice. Memorizing stations Therefore, 18 FM stations can be memorized. If you try to store another station on the same automatically preset number button, the most recent stored — Best Tuning Memory (BTM) station will be erased. This function selects from the currently received band the stations with the strongest 1 Press (SOURCE) re
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Radio/RDS If FM stereo reception is poor — Monaural mode RDS Press (SENS/BTM) momentarily until “MONO” lights up on the display. The sound will improve, but it will become monaural. (The “ST” indication will disappear.) Overview of the RDS Changing the displayed items function Each time you press (DSPL), the display Radio Data System (RDS) is a broadcasting changes between the frequency and the clock. service that allows FM stations to send additional digital information along with the If you ca
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Listening to a regional programme Re-tuning the same The “REG” (regional on) function of this unit lets you stay tuned to a regional programme programme automatically without being switched to another regional station. (Note that you must turn the AF —Alternative Frequencies (AF) function on.) The unit is factory preset to The Alternative Frequencies (AF) function “REG“ but if you want to turn off the function, automatically selects and re-tunes the station do the following. with the strongest
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RDS Tip When the traffic announcement starts while you are Presetting the RDS listening to another programme source, the unit automatically switches to the announcement and goes back stations with AF and TA to the original source when the announcement is over. data Notes • “NO TP” flashes for five seconds if the received station When you preset the RDS stations, the unit doesn’t broadcast traffic announcements. Then, the unit stores each station’s data as well as its starts searching for a stati
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1 Press (PTY) during FM reception until “PTY” lights up on the display. Locating a station by
programme type
INFO You can locate the station you want by The current programme type name appears selecting one of the programme types shown if the station is transmitting the PTY data. below. “- - - - -” appears if the received station is Note not an RDS station or if the RDS data has If the countries or regions where EON data is not not been received. transmitted, you can use this function onl
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RDS/Other Functions By rotating the control while pushing in (the PRESET control) Other Functions Using the rotary commander The rotary commander works by pressing buttons and/or rotating controls. Push in and rotate the control to: Receive the stations memorized on the By pressing buttons (the SOURCE preset buttons. and the MODE buttons) Other operations Rotate the VOL control Press(ATT) to to adjust the volume. attenuate the sound. (SOURCE) (MODE) Press(OFF) to turn EN off the unit. Every time
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Adjusting the sound Changing the sound and characteristics beep tone Boosting the bass sound — D-bass 1 Select the item you want to adjust by You can enjoy clear and powerful bass sound. pressing (SEL) repeatedly. The D-bass function boosts the low frequency VOL (volume) n BAS (bass) n TRE signal with a sharper curve than conventional (treble) n BAL (left-right) n FAD bass boost. (front-rear) You can hear the bass line more clearly even if the vocal volume remains the same. You can 2 Adjust the
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Other Functions/Additional Information Notes on Cassettes Additional Cassette care • Do not touch the tape surface of a cassette, as Information any dirt or dust will contaminate the heads. • Keep cassettes away from equipment with built-in magnets such as speakers and amplifiers, as erasure or distortion on the recorded tape could occur. Precautions • Do not expose cassettes to direct sunlight, extremely cold temperatures or moisture. • If your car was parked in direct sunlight • Slack in the t
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Maintenance Dismounting the unit Fuse Replacement When replacing the fuse, be sure to use one 1 matching the amperage rating stated on the original fuse. If the fuse blows, check the power connection and replace the fuse. If the fuse blows again after replacement, there may Release key (supplied) be an internal malfunction. In such a case, consult your nearest Sony dealer. 2 Fuse (10 A) 3 Warning Never use a fuse with an amperage rating EN exceeding the one supplied with the unit as this could d
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Additional Information Location of controls INTRO REPEAT MODE 13 2 SOURCE OFF MTL ATA BL SKIP 46 5 SEEK D-BASS SEL PTY AF/TA AMS 1 OFF 2 3 DSPL BTM SENS RELEASE ATT Refer to the pages for further details. EN 1 SEEK/AMS button 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 9 RELEASE (front panel release) button 3, 14 2 SOURCE button (TAPE/TUNER) 4, 6 !¼ Reset button (located on the front side 3 (+)(Ð) (volume/bass/treble/left-right/ of the unit hidden by the front panel) 3 front-rear control) button 4,12 Press this button w
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Specifications Cassette player section Power amplifier section Tape track 4-track 2-channel stereo Outputs Speaker outputs (sure seal connectors) Wow and flutter 0.08 % (WRMS) Frequency response 30 – 18,000 Hz Speaker impedance 4 – 8 ohms Signal-to-noise ratio 61 dB (TYPE II, IV) Maximum power output 35 W · 4 (at 4 ohms) 58 dB (TYPE I) General Tuner section Outputs Telephone ATT control FM lead Tuning range 87.5 – 108.0 MHz Tone controls Bass ±8 dB at 100 Hz Antenna terminal External antenna con
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Additional Information Troubleshooting guide The following checklist will assist in the correction of most problems you may encounter with your unit. Before going through the checklist below, refer to the operating procedures. General Problem Cause/Solution No sound. •Adjust the volume with (+). •Set the fader control to the centre position for 2-speaker systems. Remove the front panel and clean the connectors. See “Cleaning Indications do not appear on the Connectors” in “Maintenance” for detai
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Index A L Alternative Frequencies (AF) 8, 9 Local seek mode (LCL) 7 ATT 12 Automatic Music Sensor (AMS) 5 M, N, O Automatic tuning 7 Automatic Tuner Activation (ATA) 5 Manual tuning 7 METAL 5 Monaural mode 7 B BAL (left-right) 12 P, Q BAS (bass) 12 Beep tone 12 Programme Type (PTY) 10 Best Tuning Memory (BTM) 6 Blank skip 5 R, S Radio 6, 7 C Radio Data System (RDS) 7, 8, 9 Caution alarm 3 Repeat play 5 Clock 4 Reset 3 Rewind 4 Rotary commander 3, 11 D, E EN D-Bass 12 T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z Display
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¡Bienvenido! Indice Enhorabuena por la adquisición del sistema Procedimientos iniciales estéreo de cassettes para automóvil de Sony. Restauración de la unidad ................................. 3 Esta unidad permite disfrutar de diversas Extracción del panel frontal ............................... 3 funciones mediante un mando rotativo. Preparación del mando rotativo ............................................................ 3 Puesta en hora del reloj ...................................... 4 Re
