Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product NX-HD10 JVC
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INSTR UCTIONS MANUEL D’INSTRUCTIONS NX-HD10 L VT0859-001A [J(C)] COMP A CT COMPONENT HDD SYSTEM SYSTEME HDD DE COMPOSANTS COMP A CT SP-NXHD10 CA-NXHD10 SP-NXHD10 — Consists of CA-NXHD10 and SP-NXHD10 — Compos é du CA-NXHD10 et SP-NXHD10 For Customer Use: Enter below the Model No.
CA UTION T o reduce the risk of electrical shocks, fire, etc.: 1. Do not remove screws, covers or cabinet. 2. Do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. A TTENTION Afin d’éviter tout risque d’électrocution, d’incendie, etc.: 1. Ne pas enlever les vis ni les panneaux et ne pas ouvrir le coffret de l’appareil.
– G-2 – English Français For U.S.A. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
– 1 – English Introduction W e w ould like to thank y ou for pur chasing one of our JVC pr oducts. Bef ore operating this unit, read this manual carefull y and thoroughl y to obtain the best possible perf ormance fr om y our unit, and retain this manual f or future reference.
– 2 – English Contents Location of the Buttons .................................. 3 Front Panel ............................................................. 3 Remote Control ...................................................... 5 Getting Started .
– 3 – English Location of the Buttons Become familiar with the b uttons on your unit. Front Panel Display Window Inside of Front Door EN01-09_NX-HD10[J_C]f.
– 4 – English See pages in the parentheses for details. Front Panel 1 HDD lamp (11, 30) 2 ST ANDBY/ON button and lamp (11, 40) 3 V OLUME + / – button and lamp (14, 15) 4 REC MODE button (43, 45,.
– 5 – English 1 CLOCK/TIMER button (11, 64 – 67) 2 A.P .of f button (68) 3 Number buttons • 0 – 10, +10 buttons (19, 25, 34) • Character entry buttons (A – Z, 0 – 9) (35, 49) • (10), (+10) buttons (35, 49) • MARK button (35, 49) 4 HDD 3 / 8 (play/pause) button (14, 29, 50) • Pressing this b utton also turns on the unit.
– 6 – English Getting Started Unpacking After unpacking, check to be sure that you hav e all the following items. The number in the parentheses indicates the quantity of the pieces supplied.
– 7 – English 2 1 1 If cords ar e covered with insula tion, twist the core of the cord at the end of each cord, then remo ve the insulation. 2 Connect the AM loop antenna to the AM LOOP terminals as illustrated. 3 T urn the AM loop antenna until y ou hav e the best rece ption.
– 8 – English Connecting Other Equipment Y ou can connect a cassette deck, etc.—used as a playback and recording device. When you connect the other equipment, refer also to the manuals supplied with it. • DO NO T connect other equipment while the power is on.
– 9 – English NO W , you can plug in the unit and other connected equipment FINALL Y! IMPOR T ANT : Be sure to check all connections to be done before plugging the A C power cor d into a wall outlet.
– 10 – English Basic Settings Remote control Front panel The buttons enlar ged in the illustration below are used and e xplained in this section (pages 11 and 12).
– 11 – English Setting the Clock Y ou can set the clock whether the unit is turned on or in standby mode. On the remote contr ol ONL Y : 1 Press CLOCK/TIMER . The day of the week starts flashing in the main display . 2 Press SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to select the correct day of the week, then pr ess SET .
– 12 – English Changing the Display Contrast Y ou can change the display contrast while the unit is turned on. On the remote contr ol ONL Y : 1 Press and hold CONTRAST (DIMMER) f or mor e than 2 seconds. “CONTRAST” and the current setting appear in the main display .
– 13 – English Basic and Common Operations Remote control Front panel The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 14 and 16).
– 14 – English Adjusting the Volume Y ou can adjust the volume le vel only while the unit is turned on. T o increase the volume, press VOLUME + . T o decrease the volume, press VOLUME – . • Y ou can adjust the volume within the range of 0 (silence) to 50 (maximum).
– 15 – English Reinforcing the Bass Sound The richness and fullness of the bass sound is clearly maintained regardless of ho w low y ou set the volume —Acti ve Hyper Bass Pro. • Y ou can use this ef fect only for playback. • This function also af fects the sound from headphones.
– 16 – English Using the AAC Sounds Y ou can apply special sound modes to the tracks recorded in the AAC (Adv anced Audio Coding: see the right column) format. • Y ou can use this ef fect only for playback of the AA C encoded tracks. • This function also af fects the sounds through the PHONES jack and the LINE OUT jacks.
– 17 – English Listening to FM and AM Broadcasts Remote control Front panel The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 18 and 19).
– 18 – English T uning in to a Station 1 Press TUNER/LINE r epeatedly until “FM” or “AM” is selected. The unit automatically turns on and tunes in to the previously recei ved station.
– 19 – English T uning in to a Preset Station On the remote contr ol ONL Y : 1 Press TUNER/LINE repeatedly until “FM” or “AM” is selected. The unit automatically turns on and tunes in to the previously recei ved station.
– 20 – English Playing Back the External Component Remote control Front panel The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 21 and 22).
– 21 – English Adjusting the Input Level If the sound from the component connected to the LINE IN jacks is too loud or is not loud enough when changing the source to the external component (without adjusting the volume le vel), you can change the input le v el through the LINE IN jacks.
– 22 – English Changing the Source Name Y ou can change the source name of the external component according to the one connected to the unit. • Y ou cannot change the source names while recording. On the remote contr ol ONL Y : 1 When the source is “LINE*, ” press and hold TUNER/LINE until “NAME CHANGE” appears in the main display .
– 23 – English Front panel The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 24 to 27). Remote control Playing Back CDs (CD/CD-R/CD-RW) COMPACT COMPONE.
– 24 – English Playing Back the Entire CD—Normal Play 1 Press 0 CD on the unit. The unit automatically turns on and the CD tray comes out. • When the source is CD, “CD OPEN” appears in the main display . 2 Place a CD correctly on the cir cle of the CD tray , with its label side up.
– 25 – English About CD indicator Basic CD Operations While playing a CD, you can do the follo wing operations. T o stop playback for a moment Press CD 3 / 8 . T o resume play , press CD 3 / 8 again. T o locate a particular point in a track during play Press and hold ¢ or 4 during play .
– 26 – English • Each time you press the button, play modes change as follows: 4 Press the number b uttons to select the tracks y ou want. • For how to use the number b uttons, see “T o go to another track directly using the number b uttons” on page 25.
– 27 – English AA C 1 28 T o skip the playing track, press ¢ . • Y ou cannot go back to the pre vious tracks by pressing 4 . T o stop during playback, press 7 . T o exit from Random play mode, press FM/PLA Y MODE once or twice after stopping the playback so that the unit enters another play mode (Normal play or Program play).
– 28 – English Front panel The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 29 to 37). Remote control Playing Back the HDD (Hard Disk Drive) COMPACT C.
– 29 – English Playing Back the Entire HDD —Continuous Play Y ou can play back all tracks recorded in the HDD continuously . 1 Press HDD 3 / 8 . The unit automatically turns on and the HDD lamp starts flashing (in blue).
– 30 – English If assigned titles (album title or track title) ar e long and cannot be shown at a time The unit keeps scrolling the title to sho w the entire title. About HDD indicator About HDD lamp (when dimmer is not activated) • Blue (flashes) : HDD is preparing for playback.
– 31 – English AL BUM AA C 1 28 ALBUM indicator T o go to another track directly using the number buttons (in the same album) Pressing the number button(s) on the r emote control allo ws you to start playing the track number you want. Ex. For track number 5, press 5.
– 32 – English 4 Press HDD 3 / 8 . The tracks in the alb um are played. Alb um play ends when all the tracks in the album are played once. • If you move to another alb um during Alb um play , another Album play starts with the newly selected album.
– 33 – English Playing at Random — Random Play All the tracks in the HDD will play at random and repeat endlessly . On the remote contr ol ONL Y : 1 Pr ess HDD 3 / 8 , then 7 . The source is changed to “HDD. ” 2 Pr ess FM/PLA Y MODE repeatedly until “HDD RANDOM” appears in the main display .
– 34 – English • Eac h time you press the b utton, Search Modes change as follows: 3 Press SET to enter the alb um number entry screen. The fir st number entry position starts flashing. 4 Press the number b uttons to enter an album number y ou want, then press ENTER .
– 35 – English 3 Press SET to enter the title entry scr een. The fir st character entry position starts flashing. When you ha ve selected Album Title Search in step 2 When you ha ve selected T rack Title Search in step 2 4 Enter a character(s) to search f or the title.
– 36 – English 3) Repeat steps 4 – 1) and 4 – 2) to enter other characters. • If the character you want to enter ne xt is assigned to the same button you ha ve just pressed in step 4 – 2) , press once to mov e the character entry position to the right.
– 37 – English T o find and play the albums r ecentl y r ecor ded , press SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to select “RECORDED?, ” then SET . The last recorded alb um starts playing (in this example, album number 5—if the selected alb um has a title, it will appear in the main display instead of the album number).
– 38 – English Recording into the HDD The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 39 to 47). F or this section, it is conv enient to use the buttons on the fr ont panel.
– 39 – English Before Y ou Start Recording • It should be noted that it may be unla wful to re-record pre-recor ded tapes, records, or discs without the consent of the owner of copyright in the sound or video recor ding, broadcast or cab le programme and in an y literary , dramatic, musical, or artistic embodied therein.
– 40 – English 3 Press SET . The SMAR T COMP . indicator lights up on the display . • T o cancel the setting, press AUTO MODE . 4 Press SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to select the bit rate—“AA C128kbps” or “AA C 96kbps. ” 5 Press SET again to f inish the setting.
– 41 – English CD AUT O AA C 1 28 CD and AUTO indicators SMART COMP. CD AUTO REC TU AUTO REC Canceled Ex. When the function is currently turned “ OFF ” (initial setting) T o automatically reco.
– 42 – English 2 Press SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to select “ON?” 3 Press SET to f inish the setting. The TUNER and A UTO indicators light up on the display . T o deactivate the function, repeat steps 1 to 3 , and select “OFF?” in step 2 . The TUNER and A UTO indicators go of f.
– 43 – English T o change the information shown in the main display while recording Each time you press DISP/CHARA on the remote contr ol , the information in the main display changes as follo ws:.
– 44 – English Clock 1 24 5 3 Continued 4 Press LIBRAR Y to select a library where y ou store the recording just done. • Each time you press LIBRARY , the library changes— “Library 1” to “Library 10.
– 45 – English Recording FM/AM Broadcasts This unit is equipped with the follo wing recording modes to record broadcast programs. • AA C128kbps : AAC format is used at the bit rate of 128 kbps. • AA C 96kbps : AA C format is used at the bit rate of 96 kbps.
– 46 – English T o change the information shown in the main display while recording Each time you press DISP/CHARA on the remote contr ol , the information in the main display changes as follo ws:.
– 47 – English 7 Pr ess SET to finish the recor ding. “ENTR Y” flashes in the main display for a while. When no sound comes in for mor e than 30 seconds Recording stops automatically (after making a 30-second silence recording) and the follo wing message appears in the main display .
– 48 – English Making Y our Own T itles The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 49 and 50). Remote control The follo wing operations are possible only fr om the remote control.
– 49 – English Currently selected album number appears first. Character entry position Character set TITLE? LIB. EDIT? (Library edit) TRACK EDIT? Canceled ALBUM EDIT? Capital letters & Symbols Small letters & Symbols Numerals 3 Press SET again.
– 50 – English 6 Press ENTER . The track title entry screen for the currently selected track appears. • If you want to go on assigning the track titles, go to step 6 on the right column. 7 Press TITLE/EDIT again to exit from the title entry mode.
– 51 – English Editing the HDD Remote control The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 52 to 62).
– 52 – English Introducing HDD Editing Functions Y ou can edit libraries, albums, and tracks using the follo wing functions. Library Editing Y ou can change the library name as you like. ❏ Changing the Library Names (LIB. NAME) : Pag e 53 Y ou can change the original library name, such as “Library 1, ” to the one you assign.
– 53 – English 3 Press SET again. The unit enters the library name entry mode. 4 Press LIBRAR Y to select a library (“Library 1”— “Library 10”) y ou want to change the name of, then press SET . The library name entry screen appears in the main display .
– 54 – English Restoring the Libraries—RESTORE If you unplug the unit or if a po wer failure occurs while recording, compressing (Smart Compression), or editing the data into the HDD, the Library information stored in the HDD and what has been actually recorded in the libraries may happen to become unmatched.
– 55 – English 5 Pr ess LIBRARY to select a library (“Library 1”— “Library 10, ” ) y ou want to copy the selected album into, then press SET . Alb um number is automatically assigned to a newly created album (the y oungest unused number will be selected).
– 56 – English T o make your best album later A newly cr eated album has only one track. Y ou can ad d other tracks into this alb um later using the MO VE function (see page 59). Erasing an Album—ERASE Y ou can erase an album one by one. When an alb um is erased, the subsequent albums are renumbered automatically .
– 57 – English Erasing All Albums—ALL ERASE All data in the HDD will be erased. On the remote contr ol ONL Y : 1 Pr ess TITLE/EDIT repeatedly until “ALBUM EDIT?” appears in the main display , then press SET . • The source changes to “HDD” automatically if another source has been selected.
– 58 – English Continued 3 If necessary , select a track you want. 1) Press ALBUM + or ALBUM – to select an alb um. 2) Press SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to select a track. • Y ou can select the track directly using the number buttons. In this case, the selected track starts playback repeatedly .
– 59 – English 8 If necessary , pr ess SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to precisely adjust the end point. The unit repeats the ne wly selected end point. • Y ou can shift the end point up to ±128. This range (±128) corresponds to about ±12 seconds from the original point (ADJUST 0).
– 60 – English Dividing a T rack—DIVIDE This function separate a track into two tracks. The subsequent tracks are automatically renumbered. • When the original track has a title, two separate tracks are reassigned the same title as the original track.
– 61 – English Joining T racks—JOIN This function joins two adjacent tracks into a single track. The subsequent tracks are automatically renumbered. • When two tracks ha ve their own titles, the title of the preceding track is reassigned to the joined track.
– 62 – English 3 Select two adjacent tracks y ou want to join. 1) Press ALBUM + or ALBUM – to select an alb um. • If the album you hav e selected includes only one track, you cannot go to the step belo w . Select another album including more than one track in it.
– 63 – English Using the T imers The buttons enlar ged in the illustration belo w are used and explained in this section (pages 64 to 68). Remote control Front panel COMPACT COMPONENT HDD SYSTEM N.
– 64 – English There are three timers a vailable—Recording T imer, Daily T imer , and Sleep T imer . In addition, you can use Auto Po wer Off to turn of f the unit automatically .
– 65 – English 5 Set the timer on-time. 1) Press SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to adjust the hour , then press SET . The minute digit starts flashing. 2) Press SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to adjust the minute, then press SET . The timer of f-time setting screen appears.
– 66 – English Using Daily T imer W ith Daily T imer , you can wak e up to your fav orite music or radio program. Y ou can set Daily T imer w hether the unit is turned on or in standby mode. • T o return to the previous scr een any time during the process, press CANCEL .
– 67 – English 6 Pr ess SELECT ¢ or SELECT 4 to adjust the volume le vel, then press SET . • Y ou can adjust the v olume lev el within the range of 0 (silent) to 50 (maximum). • When you select “VOL. – –” (selectable only with the unit turned on), the v olume is set to the current le vel.
– 68 – English T o sleep with Sleep Timer and wake up with Daily Timer The unit turns off when the shut-of f time comes (set by the Sleep T imer), and turns on when the timer on-time (set by the Daily T imer) comes. 1 Set Daily Timer as explained on page 66.
– 69 – English Using an Optional Keyboard : While selecting a library , used to select library numbers. : While selecting an album, functions in the same way as the ALBUM + / – buttons on the remote control. : While selecting a track, functions in the same way as the SELECT 4 / ¢ b uttons on the remote control.
– 70 – English Operating Procedures Using the Keyboard While using the ke yboard, the character set indication sho wn in the main display will not change ev en when you enter small letters or numbers. T o assign an album title—F1 See also “T o assign a title to an album” on pages 49 to 50.
– 71 – English Character entry position Character set Character entry position Character set Currently selected library appears. Character entry position Character set Ex. When selecting “Library 9” Ex. When selecting album 24 Ex. For alb um number 5, press 5 , then Enter .
– 72 – English Maintenance T o get the best performance of the unit, keep your CDs and mechanism clean. General Notes In general, you will hav e the best performance by keeping your CDs and the mechanism clean. • Store CDs in their cases, and kee p them in cabinets or on shelves.
– 73 – English Messages Message ALBUM No. FULL CANNO T DIVIDE CANNO T EDIT! (or REC!) LO W TEMP CANNO T ENTR Y LIB. CANNO T ENTR Y LIB. Library TUN CANNO T JOIN CANNO T LISTEN! CANNO T REC! HDD FULL EMERGENCY STOP EMERGENCY YES? = SET HDD FULL NON-A UDIO CANNO T COPY NO T AA C NO T FOUND SCMS CANNO T COPY TRA CK No.
– 74 – English Signification All the tracks on the disc hav e a T rack Skip mark*. Y ou are trying to play back a CD which cannot be played, or there is a problem with the CD. The first tr ack on the CD has a T rack Skip mark. There is no disc loaded on the CD tray .
– 75 – English T roubleshooting Symptom Poor radio reception. Stereo effect is lost in FM broadcast. Loaded disc cannot be ejected. The disc does not play . Trac ks are skipped. Some of the CD functions, such as skip or search, do not work correctly .
– 76 – English Symptom Unable to record into HDD. CD Auto Recording cannot be done correctly . CD Auto Recording does not start. T uner Auto Recording does not start. Smart Compression is canceled. Some mechanical noises are heard during Smart Compression.
– 77 – English Symptom Trac ks cannot be joined. When playing back the joined portion, you will hear noise. Mechanical noises are heard and the cabinet slightly vibrates. No sound is heard. Unable to operate the remote control. If “ERR OR” appears in the main display .
– 78 – English Specifications Amplifier Output Po wer: 25 W per channel, min. RMS, driven into 4 Ω from 40 Hz to 20 kHz, with no more than 10% total harmonic distortion Audio input sensiti vity/.
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