Panasonic RQ-SW45V Manual de usuario

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Stereo

Radio

Cassette

Player

RQ-SW45V

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Instructions

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number

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product

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back

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MODEL

NUMBER

SEMA,

NUMBER

Panasonic

Consumer

Electronics

Compeny

Division

Matsushita

Electric

Corporation

America

One

Panasonic

Way

Secuweus,

New

Jersey

07004

Panasonic

Sales

Company,

Division

Matsushita

Electric

Puerto

Rico,

inc.

("PSC")

Ave.

imanteria,

0.5

San

Gabriel

industrial

Pek

Caerolime

Puerto

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Accessories

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Stereo

headphones

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the

belt

clip

and

easy

grip

handie

Bolt

clip

INSTALL

BATTERY.

One

R6/LR6,

AA,

UM-3

(included)

battery

CONNECT

THE

HEADPHONES.

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Press

for

than

seconds.

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(1)

RELEASE

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RELEASE

(2)

SELECT

THE

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PRESS

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CAUTION:

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

comply

with

the

limits

tor

Class

digital

device,

pursuant

Part

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmtul

interter-

ence

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

not

instafled

and

used

accordance

with

the

in-

structions,

may

cause

hamnful

interference

radio

communications.

However,

there

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

particular

installation.

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

radio

television

reception,

which

can

determined

tuming

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

encour-

a9@¢

{ry

correct

the

interference

one

the

following

measures:

*Reorient

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

*Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

raceiver.

ADJUST

THE

VOLUME.

|_TAPE

cee

ail

VOLUME

BAND.

LAP

START

(1,

‘AW’-—>

ae]

“OFF”

(3)

SELECT

THE

STATION.

TUNING

*#Connect

the

equipment

into

outlet

circuit

different

from

that

which

the

receiver

connected.

*Consull

the

dealer

experienced

radio/TV

technician

tor

help.

FCC

Notice:

This

system

complies

with

new

Part

15,

except

for

the

radio

receiver,

which

complies

with

ofd

Part

15,

Subpart

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

subject

the

following

two

conditions:

{1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmfu!

interference,

and

(2}

this

device

must

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesirable

operation.

The

radio

receiver

not

subject

above

item

(2}.

Any

unauthorized

changes

modifications

this

equipment

would

void

the

users

authonty

operate

this

device.

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Ojel-ig-litels

APE

PLAYBACK

You

can

use

normal

position

type

tapes

only.

Button/Selector

change

the

tape

direction

DIR

(FWD<—>

REV)

<4:

Fast

forward

for

the

forward

sida

>»:

Rewind

for

the

forward

side

{ADIO

RECEPTION

Operation

stop

fast

forward

rewind

Operation

fhen

selecting

the

band

ress

eAM/FM/OFF

and

release

the

button

within

seconds.

Troubleshooting

envi

l=)

stop

Betore

raquesting

service

for

this

unit,

check

the

chart

below

for

possible

cause

the

problem

you

are

experi:

encing.

Some

simple

checks

minor

adjustment

your

part

may

eliminate

the

problem

and

restore

proper

operation.

you

are

doubt

about

some

the

check

points,

the

remedies

indicated

the

chart

not

solve

the

prob-

lam,

reter

the

directory

Authorized

Service

Centers

{enclosed

with

this

unit)

locate

convenient

service

center,

consult

your

dealer

for

instructions.

BEFORE

weg

Radio

operates

but

tape

radio

operations.

the

unit

the

hold

state?

For

detailed

instructions,

contact

authorizec

servicenter

the

U.S.A.

1-800-211-7262

web

site

{http:/Avww.panasonic.com).

Has

the

battery

been

installed

with

its

polarities

(®,

©)

reversed?

operations.

#No

sounds.

eVMSS

does

not

function.

(RQ-SW45V

Only)

gritty

noise

heard.

els

the

headphones

plug

firmly

connected

the.)

jack?

@ls the

plug

dirty?

the

volume

down

too

low?

(The

louder

the

volume,

the

better

VMSS

works.)

VMSS

not

working

very

well.

Can

also

used

when

the

unit

off.

The

LAP

function

LAP

keeps

track

time

when

you

are

jogging

and

listening

music.

Press

LAP.

(LAP

now

standby.)

You

will

see

“00:00”

the

last

condition

the

display.

Within

seconds

press

one

the

LAP

START

buttons

(1,

2, 3, 4,

choose

the

LAP

mode.

(LAP

now

on.)

tone

sounds

the

time

set

for

each

mode.

Mode

Every

minutes

Mode

Whichever

mode

you

choose,

“beep

beep”

sounds

every

minutes

and “beep

bee...p”

every

minutes.

When

LAP

Time

passed

Selected

mode

pause

Press

LAP.

The

selected

mode

number

flashes.

eThe

display

clears

after

about

seconds.

restart

Press

LAP

the

display

has

cleared.

continue

using

the

same

mode

Press

the

LAP

START

button

corresponding

the

LAP

mode

number

that

flashing.

change

modes

Press

the

LAP

START

button

your

choice.

reset

the

time

display

Press

LAP

the

display

has

cleared.

Press

and

hold

LAP.

The

display

changes

back

“00:00”.

(LAP

now

standby.)

When

LAP

standby:

ePrassing

any

LAP

START

button

starts

on,

*Pressing

LAP

turns

the

function

off.

eLAP

automatically

switches

off

after

about

seconds

left

standby.

you

ship

the

product

Carefully

pack

and

send

prepaid,

adequately

insured

and

preferably

the

original

carton.

Attach

postage-aftfixed

letter,

detailing

the

complaint,

the

outside

the

carton.

NOT

send

the

product

the

Executive

Regional

Sales

offices.

They

are

NOT

equipped

make

repairs.

Customer's

Record

Model

Dealers

No.

Name

Serial

No.

Code

Dealer's

No.

Address

Date

Purchase

Panasonic

Consumer

Electronics

Cornpany,

Olvision

Matsushita

Electric

Corporation

America

One

Panasonic

Way.

Secaucus,

New

Jersey

07094

Panasonic

Consumer

Electronics

Gompany

Panasonic

Sales

Company

(collectively

reterred

“The

warrantor’)

will

repair

this

product

with

new

re-

furbished

parts,

free

charge,

the

U.S.A.

Puerto

Rico

from

the

date

origi-

nal

purchase

the

event

defect

materials

workmanship

follows:

AUDIO

COMPONENTS,

RADIOS,

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYERS.

VIDEO

PLAYERS

AND

HOME

ENTERTAINMENT

SYSTEMS—For

one

(1)

year.

ACCESSORIES,

HEADPHONES

AND

_CARTRIDGES—({when

applicable)

For

ninety

(90)

days.

BATTERIES—(when

applicable)—~New

rechargeable

batteries

exchange

for

defective

rechargeable

batteries—For

ten

(10)

days.

Non-rechargeable

batteries

are

not

warranted,

RECHARGEABLE

BATTERY

PACKS—(when

applicabley)—New

rechargeable

battery

packs

exchange

for

defective

rechargeable

battary

packs

for

(90)

days.

Non-rechargeable

battery

packs

are

not

warranted.

Carry-in

mail-in

service

the

continental

U.S.A.

can

obtained

during

the

warranty

period

from

Panasonic

Services

Company

(PASC)

Factory

Sarvicenter

listed

the

Servicenter

Directory.

call

1-800-211-7262,

toll

free,

locate

authorized

PASC

Servicenter.

Carry-in

mail-in

service

Puerto

Rico

can

obtained

during

the

warranty

period

calling

the

telephone

num-

bers

listed

the

Servicenter

Directory.

This

warranty

extended

only

the

original

purchaser.

purchase

receipt

other

proof

date

original

purchase

will

required

betora

warranty

service

rendered,

This

warranty

only

covars

failures

due

defects

materials

workmanship

Product

Service

not

attempt

remove

the

cover(s)

repair

the

unit

yourself.

Refer

servicing

qualified

personnel

only.

Product

information

For

product

service,

product

information

assistance

with

product

operation,

refar

the

servicentar

directory.

Technical

Specifications

Radio

frequency

range:

FM;

87.9-107.9

MHz

(0.2

MHz

steps}

87.5-108.0

MHz

(0.1

MH2/0.05

MHz

steps)

AM;

520-1710

kHz

(10

kHz

steps)

522-1629

kHz

steps}

Frequency

range:

40-~16060

(Normal)

Tape

speed:

4.8

cm/s

(1%

ips)

Jack:

Output;

HEADPHONES

Power

requirement:

Battery;

1.5

(AG/LAG,

AA,

UM-3

battery)

Dimensions

(WXHXD):

90.9X

117.7%37.4

(3%8"x

4%"X

14")

Weight

(without

battery):

253

(8.9 02.)

Panasonic

Audio

Products

Limited

Warranty

Panasonic

Sales

Company,

Division

Matsushita

Electric

Puerto

Rico,

Inc.

(“PSC"}

Ave.

Infanteria,

Km.

9.5

San

Gabriel

Industrial

Park

Carolina,

Puerto

Rico

00985

Tat.

(809)

750-4300

FAX.

(809)

768-2910

which

occur

during

normal

use

and

dogs

not

cover

normal

wear

the

stylus

(when

applicable)

dealer

installed

cartridge

stylus.

does

not

cover

dam-

age

which

occurs

shipment

failures

which

are

caused

products

not

sup-

plied

the

warrantor

failures

which

result

trom

accident,

misuse,

abuse,

neglect,

mishandling,

misapplication,

faulty

installation,

set-up

adjustment,

im-

proper

maintenance,

alteration,

impropsr

antenna,

inadequate

signal

pick-up,

maladjustment

consumer

contro!s,

Modification,

commercial

use

product,

service

anyone

other

than

PASC

Factory

Servicenter

authorized

PASC

Servicenter,

damage

that

attributable

acts

God.

LIMITS

AND

EXCLUSIONS

There

are

express

warranties

except

listed

above.

THE

WARRANTOR

SHALL

NOT

LIABLE

FOR

INCIDENTAL

CONSE-

QUENTIAL

DAMAGES

RESULTING

FROM

THE

USE

THIS

PRODUCT,

ARISING

OUT

ANY

BREACH

THIS

WARRANTY,

INCLUDING

WITH-

OUT

LIMITATION,

DAMAGE

TAPES

RECORDS

DISCS.

ALL

EXPRESS

AND

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

INCLUDING

THE

WARRANTIES

MER-

CHANTABILITY

AND

FITNESS

FORA

PARTICULAR

PURPOSE,

ARE

LIMIT-

THE

APPLICABLE

WARRANTY

PERIOD

SET

FORTH

ABOVE,

Some

states

not

allow

the

axciusion

limitation

incidental

consequential

dam-

ages,

limitations

how

long

implied

warranty

lasts,

the

above

exclu-

sions

limitations

may

not

apply

you.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

lagal

rights

and

you

may

atso

have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

state.

problem

with

this

product

develops

during

after

the

warranty

period,

you!

may

contact

your

dealer

Servicenter.

the

problem

not

handled

your

sat-

isfaction,

then

write

Consumer

Atairs

Division

the

company

addrass

in-

dicated

above.

User

memo:

DATE

PURCHASE

DEALER

NAME

DEALER

ADORESS

eee

TELEPHONE

NUMBER

Play

time:

[When

used

hold

mode,

25°C

(77°F)

and

tlat

and

stable

surface]

Panssonic

alkaline

dry

cellbattery;

(AQ-SW45V)

Tape;

About

hours

Radio;

About

hours

{RQ-SW35V}

Tape;

About

hours

Radio;

About

hours

©The

play

time

may

less

depending

the

operating

conditions.

MAINTENANCE

BATTERY

@The

time

intarval

between

tones

shown

for

about

one

second

before

LAP

comes

on.

®The

display

reverts

“00:00”

after

“59:59"

displayed.

eThe

display

changes

button

pressed

when

LAP

on,

but the

time

display

re-

turns

after

seconds.

®The

LAP

function

may

not

operate

the

battery

running

low.

@These

graphics

scroll

the

display

when

LAP

(RQ-SW35V

only):

mye

644

€

ryt

Observe

polarity

avoid

leakage

and

damage

the

unit.

#Ramove

the

battery

the

set

will

not

used

for

long

period

time.

rachargeable

batteries

are

used,

recharge-

able

batteries

manufactured

Panasonic

are

recommended,

Battery

condition

indicator

The

indicator

shown

whenever

the

radio

tape

traveling.

(a)

eWhen

you

start

tape

radio

reception,

the

indt-

cator

scrolls

times

betore

lights.

eWhen

you

press

BATT

CHECK

the

stop

mode,

the

indicator

scroits

times

and

lights

for

about

seconds.

When

the

battery

weak

The

indicator

will

flash

and

then:

@Leaving

the

unit

this

condition

erases

the

con-

tents

the

memory.

Replacing

the

batteries

within

seconds

will

ra-

tain

any

stored

information.

eAvoid

using

placing

this

unit

near

sources

heat.

not

leave

automobile

exposed

direct

sunlight

for

long

period

time

with

doors

and

windows

closed.

avoid

product

damage,

not

expose

this

product

rain,

water

other

liquids.

Water-resistant

(Splashproof)

This

unit

splashproof

and

is-not

designed

used

under

water.

Please

note

the

tollowing

points

avoid

possible

damage

the

unit

the

headphones.

®Do

not

immerse

set

water

splash

exces-

sive

amounts

water

onte

it.

*|f

the

unit

the

headphones

get

wet

with

water

sweat,

dry

them

with

soft

cloth.

not

open

the

cassette

holder

near

water

sand,

Make

sure

thera

sand

dust

around

the

cassatte

holder.

®Do

not

expose

the

unit

the

headphones

salt

water,

*@Since

water

the

headphones

jack

may

cause

damage,

cover

with

attached

rubber

cap

when

the

headphones

ara

not

use.

not

leave

the

unit

and

the

headphones

for

long

period

time

high

temperature

and

high

humidity

areas

such

bathrooms

damp

base-

ments,

etc.

©To

prevent

water

from

entering

the

cassette

com-

partment,

sure

turn

OPEN

LOCK

uniil

locks

the

cassette

holder

ctosed.

Listening

caution

not

play

your

headphones

earphones

high

volume.

Hearing

experts

advise

against

contin-

uous

extended

play.

you

experience

ringing

your

ears,

reduce

vol-

ume

discontinue

use.

not

use

while

operating

motorized

vehicle.

may

create

traffic

hazard

and

illegal

many

areas.

You

should

use

extreme

caution

temporarily

cis-

continue

use

potentially

hazardous

situations,

Even

your

headphones

earphones

open-

air

type

designed

let

you

hear

outside

sounds,

don't

tum

the

volume

high

that

you

can't

hear

what's

around

you.

Sound

can

deceiving.

Over

time

your

hearing

“comfort

level"

adapts

higher

volumes

sound.

;

what

sounds

“normal”

can

actualty

loud

and

harmful

your

hearing.

Guard

against

this

setting

your

equipment

sate

tevel

BEFORE

your

hearing

adapts.

establish

safe

level:

Start

your

volume

control

low

setting.

@Slowly

increase

the

sound

until

you

can

hear

comfortably

and

clearly,

and

without

distortion.

Once

you

have

established

comfortable

sound

level:

eSet

the

dial

and

leave

thers.

ensure

good

sound

quality,

clean

the

head

atter

approximately

every

hours

use

with

cotton

swab

dampened

with

little

alcohol.

Auto

reverse

Play

will

continue,

looping

forward

and

re-

verse

sides,

until

(stop

button)

pressed.

Notes:

Before

playback,

sure

set

«AM/FM/

OFF

“OFF”.

eWhen

closing

tha

cassette

holder,

sure

push

the

cassette

holder

firmly

against

the

unit,

and

tum

OPEN

LOCK

uniil

locks.

eDo

not

open

the

cassette

compartment

cover

during

tape

operation.

Between

functions

(during

play,

fast

for-

ward

rewind),

always

press

(stop

but-

ton)

first

avoid

jamming

the

tape.

eWhen

the

tape

reaches

the

end

after

fast

forward

rewind,

press

(stop

button)

release

the

button.

elf

you

press

eAM/FM/OFF

switch

the

radio

during

tape

operation,

the

buttons

will

not

released

even

though

the

motor

has

stopped.

Press

(stop

button)

re-

lease

the

button.

RADIO

(wed»))

Concerning

the

hold

function

This

function

prevents

the

unit

from

operat-

ing

even

one

the

front

panel

buttons

pressed

error.

During

hold

state

obtain

good

reception

Extend

the

How

receive

broadcast

clearly

Set

RECEPTION

NORMAL.

headphones

cord.

When

the

reception

impaired,

there

interference

from

powerful

station,

set

CITY.

Preset

tuning

total

stations

can

stored

Press

and

follows:

hold

one

MODE

1-5,

1-5

the

memory

MODE

1-5,

1-5

buttons

(1,

Memory

recommend

that

you

usa

MODE

for

‘2,3,

buttons

daily

use,

and

MODE

for

travel.

for

about

seconds.

Mode

selection

Press

and

hold

«MODE

for

than

beeps

can

heard.

seconds.

“f}”

(MODE

“”

(MODE

Manian

shown

the

display.

priate

Memory

presetting

Tuna

the

station

stored.

recall

preset

station

Press

memory

button

(1,

2, 3, 4,

5).

Release

the

button

within

seconds.

When

using

overseas

Allocations

need

changed

according

the

area.

Every

time

the

following

procedure

per-

formed,

the

atlocation

setting

changes

follows:

0.2

MHz,

kHz

{original

setting)

0.1

MHz,

kH2

0.05

MHz,

kHz

VMSS

(ROQ-SW45V)

XBS

(RQ-SW35V)

does

not

function

for

reception.

you

prass

VMSS

ON/OFF

(RO-SW45V)

XBS

ON/OFF

(RQ-SW35V)

during

re-

ception,

“E.”

shown

the

display.

VMSS

(RQ-SW45V)

Boosts

the

low

frequency

range.

The

ear-

pieces

the

included

headphones

vibrate,

making

the

sound

seem

vigorous.

Raising

the

volume

intensifies

the

effect.

*The

effect

may

reduced

with

some

sources.

elf

you

experience

ringing

discomfort

your

ear

while

listening

VMSS

mode,

re-

How

adjust

the

allocation

settings

Press

and

hold

MODE

select

the

mode

(MODE

MODE

2).

While

pressing

BATT

CHECK,

press

and

hold

«#

MODE

for

about

seconds.

Tha

changed

allocation

settings

(FM

and

then

AM)

are

displayed.

Note:

Converting

the

allocation

erases

the

stations

previously

stored

memory.

®The

brain

graphics

are

displayed

when

VMSS

on.

@The

graphics

scroll

follows

when

the

VMSS

effects

are

strong.

@.-

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The

brain

gets

smaller

when

the

VMSS

ef-

fects

are

weaker.

XBS

(RQ-SW35V)

Boosts

the

low

frequency

range.

@1{

distortion

occurs,

turn

down

the

volume.

duce

volume

turn

the

VMSS

mode

OFF.

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