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USER MANUAL DA03 DENON

PERSONNEL. 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 electric shock to persons.

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. CAUTION

1. Handle the power supply cord carefully

Do not damage or deform the power supply cord. If it is damaged or deformed, it may cause electric shock or malfunction when used. When removing from wall outlet, be sure to remove by holding the plug attachment and not by pulling the cord.

2. Do not open the rear cover

In order to prevent electric shock, do not open the top cover. If problems occur, contact your DENON DEALER.

3. Do not place anything inside

Do not place metal objects or spill liquid inside the system. Electric shock or malfunction may result. Please, record and retain the Model name and serial number of your set shown on the rating label. Model No. D-107, USW-107 and USC-107 Serial No. 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. NOTE: This system uses the semiconductor laser. To allow you to enjoy music at a stable operation, it is recommended to use this in a room of 5°C (41°F) ~ 35°C (95°F). LABELS (for U.S.A. model only) CERTIFICATION

THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH DHHS RULES

21 CFR SUBCHAPTER J APPLICABLE AT DATE OF MANUFACTURE. CAUTION:

USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR

REFOR-MANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN

THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN

PROPERLY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada. CAUTION

01. Read Instructions – All the safety and operating instructions

should be read before the product is operated.02. Retain Instructions – The safety and operating instructionsshould be retained for future reference.03. Heed Warnings – All warnings on the product and in theoperating instructions should be adhered to.

04. Follow Instructions – All operating and use instructions should

be followed.05. Cleaning – Unplug this product from the wall outlet beforecleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners.06. Attachments – Do not use attachments not recommendedby the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.07. Water and Moisture – Do not use this product near water –for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, orlaundry tub; in a wet basement; or near a swimming pool;and the like.

08. Accessories – Do not place this product on an unstable cart,

stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may fall, causingserious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to theproduct. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or tablerecommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the product.Any mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer’sinstructions, and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer.09. A product and cart combination should be moved with care.Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn.10. Ventilation – Slots and openings in the cabinet are providedfor ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the productand to protect it from overheating, and these openings mustnot be blocked or covered. The openings should never beblocked by placing the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or othersimilar surface. This product should not be placed in a built-ininstallation such as a bookcase or rack unless properventilation is provided or the manufacturer’s instructions havebeen adhered to.11. Power Sources – This product should be operated only fromthe type of power source indicated on the marking label.If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home,consult your product dealer or local power company. Forproducts intended to operate from battery power, or othersources, refer to the operating instructions.12. Grounding or Polarization – This product may be equippedwith a polarized alternating-current line plug (a plug havingone blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into thepower outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you areunable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing theplug. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electricianto replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safetypurpose of the polarized plug.13. Power-Cord Protection – Power-supply cords should be routedso that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by itemsplaced upon or against them, paying particular attention tocords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point wherethey exit from the product.15. Outdoor Antenna Grounding – If an outside antenna or cablesystem is connected to the product, be sure the antenna orcable system is grounded so as to provide some protectionagainst voltage surges and built-up static charges. Article810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, providesinformation with regard to proper grounding of the mast andsupporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to anantenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, locationof antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes,and requirements for the grounding electrode. See Figure A.16. Lightning – For added protection for this product during alightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused forlong periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet anddisconnect the antenna or cable system. This will preventdamage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.17. Power Lines – An outside antenna system should not belocated in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electriclight or power circuits, or where it can fall into such powerlines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system,extreme care should be taken to keep from touching suchpower lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.18. Overloading – Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords,or integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a riskof fire or electric shock.19. Object and Liquid Entry – Never push objects of any kind intothis product through openings as they may touch dangerousvoltage points or short-out parts that could result in a fire orelectric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product. Servicing – Do not attempt to service this product yourselfas opening or removing covers may expose you todangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing toqualified service personnel. Damage Requiring Service – Unplug this product from thewall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnelunder the following conditions:a) When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged,b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into theproduct,c) If the product has been exposed to rain or water,d) If the product does not operate normally by following theoperating instructions. Adjust only those controls that arecovered by the operating instructions as an improperadjustment of other controls may result in damage andwill often require extensive work by a qualified technicianto restore the product to its normal operation,e) If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way, and f) When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance– this indicates a need for service.22. Replacement Parts – When replacement parts are required,be sure the service technician has used replacement partsspecified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristicsas the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result infire, electric shock, or other hazards.23. Safety Check – Upon completion of any service or repairs tothis product, ask the service technician to perform safetychecks to determine that the product is in proper operatingcondition.24. Wall or Ceiling Mounting – The product should be mountedto a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer.25. Heat – The product should be situated away from heat sourcessuch as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products(including amplifiers) that produce heat. FIGURE AEXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDINGAS PER NATIONALELECTRICAL CODEANTENNALEAD IN WIRE GROUNDCLAMPELECTRICSERVICEEQUIPMENTANTENNADISCHARGE UNIT(NEC SECTION 810-20)GROUNDING CONDUCTORS(NEC SECTION 810-21)GROUND CLAMPSPOWER SERVICE GROUNDINGELECTRODE SYSTEM(NEC ART 250, PART H) NEC - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE3

ENGLISH FRANCAIS ESPAÑOL

• As an aid to better understanding the operation method, the illustrations used in this manual may differ from the actual system.

• Avoid high temperatures. Allow for sufficient heat dispersion when installed on a rack.

• Keep the set free from moisture, water, and dust.

• Do not let foreign objects in the set.

• Handle the power supply cord carefully. Hold the plug when unplugging the cord.

• Unplug the power supply cord when not using the set for long periods of time.

• Do not let insecticides, benzene, and thinner come in contact with the set.

• Never disassemble or modify the set in any way.

• Do not obstruct the ventilation holes.

• (For sets with ventilation holes)

• INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS For heat dispersal, leave at least 10 cm of space between the top, back and sides of subwoofer and the wall or other components.

• Quality power for high quality sound20 W+20 W (6 Ω/ohms, 1 kHz, T.H.D. 0.9 %) and40 W (12 Ω/ohms, 100 Hz, T.H.D. 0.9 %) highquality amplifier and terminals for large speakers.• TONE and SDB controlTONE control is available for BASS and TREBLEseparately and the SDB (Super Dynamic Bass)control enables powerful bass tones whenlistening at lower volume levels. This unit hasSource Direct position to turn off the TONE/SDB.• Easy-to use remote control unit• MP3 playback• CD-RW playbacky R03/AAA batteries ………………………………2u Speaker cable ……………………………………2i AM loop antenna …………………………………1o FM antenna ………………………………………1!0 Pattern paper………………………………………1!1 Operating instructions ……………………………1!2 Service station list ………………………………1

ACCESSORIES Please check to make sure the following items are included with the CD receiver, subwoofer andspeakers in the carton:

Condensation 2 CondensationCondensation can be seen as water droplets thathave formed on the windows of a heated room inwinter.

Conditions for the Formation of Condensation In winter, when the unit is brought from outdoorsto a warm indoor location, or when the roomtemperature is suddenly raised by a heater,condensation will form on the operating partswithin the unit and normal operation will no longerbe possible.Condensation can also form in summer when thebreeze from an air conditioner strikes the unitdirectly. Should this occur, change the setuplocation of the unit.2 Measures to Take After Condensation Forms

• If condensation has formed, switch on thepower and leave the unit for a while. Althoughthe time will differ according to the surroundingconditions, the unit should be usable in 1 to 2hours.• Should condensation form on the disc, wipe thedisc clean. Other Precautions

Illustrations used for descriptive purposes maydiffer from the actual items. Please keep the instruction manual.After reading this instruction manual, please keep itin a safe place together with the warranty. Setup Precautions 2 Please provide a spacing of more than 10 cmbetween the top, rear, and side surfaces ofsubwoofer and walls or other audio/videoequipment, etc.2 When using this unit or other electronic equipmentthat contains microprocessors at the same time asusing a tuner or TV, noise or screen interferencecan occur on the audio and video of the tuner orTV. Should this occur, pay careful attention to thefollowing points.• Separate this unit as much as possible from thetuner or TV.• Separate the antenna line of the tuner or TV fromthe power cable and input/output connectioncables of this unit as much as possible.

• Use of indoor antennas and 300 Ω/ohms feedline are especially susceptible to such interference.We recommend the use of outdoor antennas and75 Ω/ohms coaxial cable. 300 Ω/ohms feedline 75 Ω/ohms coaxial cable When not using the D-107 2 Under normal circumstances• Always remove the disc and turn the power off.• When leaving home for long periods of timessuch as for trips, be sure to unplug the powersupply cord.

When moving the D-107

• Do not subject the D-107 toshocks.• Always check that the dischas been removed and theconnection cordsdisconnected before movingthe D-107.

• Do not plug in the power plug into an outlet until all connections have been completed.

• Check the channels and be sure to connect left to left (L—white), right to right (R—red).

• Insert the power plug securely. An incomplete connection will cause noise to occur.

• After unplugging the power supply cord, wait about 5 seconds before plugging it back in.

• Be sure to connect the speaker cords between the speaker terminals and the speaker systems with the same polarities (+ to +, − to −). If the polarities are switched, the sound at the center will be weak, the position of the different instruments will be unclear, and the stereo effect will be lost.

• Do not bundle the (pin plug) connection cables together or place them close to other electrical products such as TVs since this may cause hum or other noise. Speakers [USC-107 Rear panel] CD receiver [D-107 Side panel] Subwoofer [USW-107 Rear panel] See page 7.See page 7. System connections

• The D-107 will not operate unless system connections are mode.

• Disconnecting the system cable, etc., during operation will result in malfunction. Be sure to unplug the power supply cord from the power outlet before changing connections. System cableSpeaker cord Speaker cord Power supply cord AC 120 V / 60 Hz Speakers [USC-107 Rear panel] Speaker cordSpeaker cordMD recorder orCassette deck
• The source selected by pressing the FUNCTION button is output from the AUX OUT terminals. If thefunction is set to “AUX”, however, the sound of the component connected to the AUX IN terminals is not output from the AUX OUT terminals.

• Do not press the FUNCTION button while recording a D-107 source on an external recorder. NOTE: Pressing the FUNCTION button while recording a D-107 source on an external recorder will switch the source being recorded. ANTENNA TERMINALS FM outdoor antenna AM loop antennaFM indoorantennaSee page 8. Connecting the speaker systems

• Connect the speaker system for the left channel (the left side as seen from the front) to the “L” terminals, the speaker system for the right channel to the “R” terminals.

• Be sure to use speaker systems with an impedance of 6 Ω/ohms or greater. MD recorder orCD recorderPin cordOpticalconnection cablePin cordLINE OUT LINE

ENGLISH Connecting a CD receiver and subwoofer 2 About mounting the main unit stand You will need a screwdriver to assemble. q Connect the system cable to the bottom of the main unit. w Run the system cable around to the back, line up the positioning pin of the included main unit stand with the hole in the main unit, then mount with the included screws. e Connect the plug on the opposite side of the system cable to the subwoofer. Connect with the driver part of the system cable’s connector facing upwards. Connect with the wider part of the system cable’s connector facing upwards. Insert the plug securely, pressing it in all the way it will go. R L IMPEDANCE:6 16 SPEAKER SYSTEM Connecting the speakers 2 About mounting the speaker stand Paying attention to set the included speaker stand in the proper front/back position, line up the positioning pin with the hole in the speaker, then mount it with the included screws and fasten it securely.

Connecting the speakers and cords

• Use the included speaker cords to connect the speakers and subwoofer.

• Connect the left channel speaker (the left side as soon from the front) to the “L” terminals, the right channel speaker to the “R” terminals. q Lower the lever. w Insert the speaker cord. e Return the lever. Core wire (silver-colored)Core wire(silver-colored) Connect the cord’s copper-colored core wire to the “+” side, the silver-colored core wire to the “−” side. Push downand insert thespeaker cord.
• Gently pull the cord to check that it is securely connected. NOTES:

• Be sure to unplug the power supply cord before connecting the speakers.

• Be sure to connect the speaker cords properly (+ to +, − to −, L to L and R to R).

• Do not short-circuit the speaker cords. If the power is turned on, accidentally short- circuiting the speaker cords could cause damage or accidents.

• Be sure to connect the speaker to the speaker terminals with the proper polarities (+ to +, − to −). If the polarities are wrong, the sound from the center will be weak, the positioning of the R L IMPEDANCE:6 16 SPEAKER SYSTEM R L IMPEDANCE:6 16 SPEAKER SYSTEM instruments will be unclear and the stereo effect will be poor.

• Never play such special signals as sine waves or the fast-forwarding signals of a tape recorder continuously. Top [Connector]Press Insert the plug securely, pressing it in all the way it will go. Positioning pin hole Positioning pinPressFrontPositioningpin holePositioning pinFrontCore wire (copper-colored)Core wire (copper-colored) 2 About mounting the cable cover [When mounting on the wall] (See page 8.) Run the system cable around to the back, line up the positioning pin of the included cable cover with the hole in the main unit, then mount with the included screws. Positioning pin holePositioning pinFront8 ENGLISH

Installing the FM indoor antenna Tune in an FM station (see page 15), set the antennain a position in which distortion and noise isminimum, then fasten the tip of the antenna in thisposition using tape or a pin.

AN TTENNAAM GND FM COAX.75Ω

Connecting an FM outdoor antenna If broadcasts cannot be tuned in clearly with theincluded antenna, use an outdoor FM antenna,connect a converter adapter to the coaxial cable andconnect the converter adapter to the set’s FM COAX(75 Ω/ohms) terminal. Selecting a place for the FM outdoor antenna

• Set the antenna so that it is pointing towards thebroadcast station’s transmitting antenna.• Behind buildings or mountains, set the antenna inthe position at which reception is best, and also trychanging the direction of the antenna.• Do not install the antenna under power lines.Doing so is extremely dangerous, as the power linecould touch the antenna.• Install the antenna away from roads or tracks toavoid noise from cars or trains.• Do not install the antenna too high, as it may be hitby lightning.Note to CATV system installer:This reminder is provided to Call the CATVsystem installer’s attention to Article 820-40 ofthe NEC which provides guide lines for propergrounding and, in particular, specifies that thecable ground shall be connected to the groundingsystem of the building, as close to the point ofcable entry as practical. Installing the AM loop antenna Tune in an AM station (see page 15), set the antennain a position as far from the system as position inwhich distortion and noise is minimum. In somecases it is best to invert the polarities. AM broadcastscannot be received well if the loop antenna is notconnected or if it is set close to metal objects. Assembling the AM loop antenna Installing an AM outdoor antenna Connect the signal wire from the AM outdoorantenna to the antenna terminal (ANTENNA AM).Be sure to ground the antenna and connect theground wire to the GND terminal. Also be sure toconnect the included AM loop antenna.8 metersor greaterAM outdoorantennaApprox. 12 metersGroundFM indoor antennaAM loop antennaAssemble the included AM loop antenna as shown inthe diagram. Connecting the AM loop antenna Connect the included AM loop antenna to theantenna terminals as shown in the diagram.q Lowerthe lever.w Insert theantenna wire.e Return thelever. Mounting on a wall 2 The D-107 and speakers (USC-107) can be mounted on a wall.

Connect the system cable to the bottom of the D-107. (See page 7.) There is no need to mount the stand.

Connect the cords to the speakers. (See page 7.) There is no need to mount the stand.

Mount the D-107 and speakers to the wall using commercially available screws and the holes on the rear panels of the D-107 and speakers. When mounting the screws on the wall,for convenience the included template canbe used to determine the positions of thescrews beforehand.Select screws referring to the diagrambelow.

Use the holes on the rear panels of the D-107 and the speakers to mount the D-107 and the speakers onto the screws in the wall.

Connect the system cable and speaker cords to the subwoofer. (See page 7.) NOTES:• When mounting on the wall, take care that noaccidents occur due to the D-107 or speakersfalling.• Check the wall surface before mounting the D-107 and speakers to make sure it is strongenough to support the weight.• Consult a specialist if you do not know howstrong the wall is.• Screws for mounting the D-107 on the wall arenot included. Use screws suited to the strengthand material of the pillar or wall.• Fasten the speaker cords and system cables inplace so that there is no risk of them beingpulled accidentally, causing the main unit orspeakers to fall.• Be sure to mount using screws for all fourscrew holes on the CD receiver and both screwholes on the speakers. If any of the screw holesare not used, the CD receiver or speakers willbe unstable and risk falling.• Do not install the CD receiver too high up. If theCD receiver is too high, the remote controlsignals may have not reach it easily, making itdifficult to operate.• Note that Denon will not be held responsible forany accidents or damage due to improperassembly or mounting, insufficient mountingstrength, erroneous usage, natural disasters, etc.

PART NAMES, FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAYS

• Press to button on the power and press againto set the standby mode.• The indicator color changes as follows,according to the condition:When in the power on mode: GreenWhen in the standby mode: RedWhen in the timer standby mode: OrangeWhen in standby in the eco-mode: Light off

• Press this to select the function.• The function changes in the following ordereach time this button is pressed: (1) CD receiver (D-107), Speakers (USC-107) and Subwoofer (USW-107) [Wall mount hole on rear panel of main unit and speakers]4.2 mm10 mm9 ENGLISH t VOLUME , buttons

• Press to lower or raise the volume.

• The volume increase when the button is pressed and decreases when the button is pressed.

• When one of the buttons is pressed, the volume level changes in 65 steps. The level is indicated on the display, ranging from “Volume 00” (minimum) to “63” then “Max”. (Electronic control) y Disc door

• Press the 5 button to open and close the door.

• When a disc is loaded, it is drawn in automatically and the door closes.

• The door automatically closes if it is left open for about 1 minute. u 5 button

• Press this button to open and close the disc door.

• When pressed in the standby mode, the power turns on and the disc door opens. i Display

• See page 9. o REMOTE SENSOR

• Aim the supplied remote control (RC-909) at this sensor and operate. !0 1/3 button

• Press this button to start playing a disc.

• The pause mode is set when this button is pressed while a CD is playing. When pressed while in the pause mode, playback resumes.

• When pressed while the disc door is open, the disc door closes and playback begins.

• When pressed in standby mode, the power automatically turns on and playback begins. [Auto on function]

• When pressed while the function is set to anything other than “CD”, the function switches to “CD” and the CD starts playing. [Auto on selection] !1 Main unit stand

• Mount using the included screws. (See page 7.) !2 DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL terminal !3 AUX IN terminals !4 AUX OUT terminals

• No signals are output from these terminals when the function is set to “AUX”. !5 FM antenna terminal (ANTENNA FM)

• See page 8. !7 SYSTEM CONTROL terminal !8 Speaker terminals !9 Speaker stand @0 SYSTEM CONTROL terminal @1 Power supply cord @2 SPEAKER SYSTEM terminals (2) Display q Mode display portion (Timer section)

• This indicates the timer status. : This lights when the timer is set to “ON”. It is also lit when the timer is in the standby mode. When the timer is set to “OFF”, the indicator is off, even if the timer times are set. SLEEP : This lights when the sleep timer is activated. w Mode display portion (CD section)

• This indicates the CD mode. 1 : Lights during play.3 : Lights during pause. : Lights as follows during repeat play. This lights as follows each time the REPEAT button is pressed:

REPEAT (RC-909) MP3 : This lights when a disc containing MP3 format files is loaded. FILE : This lights when the file name in the MP3 ID3-Tag is displayed. TITLE : This lights when the title name in the MP3 ID3-Tag is displayed. FOLDER : This lights in the folder selection mode. ARTIST : This lights when the artist name in the MP3 ID3-Tag is displayed. ALBUM : This lights when the album name in the MP3 ID3-Tag is displayed. PROG : Lights as follows during program play. RAND : Lights during random play. This lights as follows each time the RANDOM button is pressed: e Menu function display section

• This lights when in the menu function. r Mode display portion (Tuner section)

• This indicates the tuner mode. P.SET : This flashes when presetting AM/FM stations, then stops flashing when the station is preset. AUTO : This lights when the “FM AUTO” mode is selected with the BAND button. : This lights during tuner reception when an AM or FM station is properly tuned in. ST : Lights when stereo is selected. MONO : This lights when the “FM MONO” mode is selected with the BAND button and when receiving a monaural broadcast while in the “FM AUTO” mode. MEMO : This lights when presetting AM/FM stations, then turns off when the station is preset. t Mode display portion (Tone control section)

• This indicates sound adjustment modes. SDB : This lights when the SDB (Super Dynamic Bass) function is set to “ON”. TONE : This lights when the level has been adjusted using the tone controls (BASS, MID and TREBLE). y Mode display portion (Multi-display section)

• This indicates the various functions.

• When the function is set to “TUNER”, the reception band and reception frequency are displayed here.

• When the function is set to “CD”, the disc number, number of tracks, current track number, playing time and the various operating modes are displayed here.

• When the MENU button is pressed, the display switches to the displays of the various modes. MENU (RC-909) e 2/BAND button

• In CD function, press this button to stop playback.

• In tuner function, each time this button is pressed, the band and FM reception mode change as follows:

• Press the 9 and 8 buttons to move to the beginning of a specific track while in CD function. (See page 22.)

• When the function is set to “TUNER”, press these button to select the preset number. (See page 16.)

• Press these button to select the menu function. (See pages 13, 14.) [For a music CD] (1-track repeat) (All-track repeat) Not lit (Repeat mode off)

FOLDER [For MP3 files] (1-track repeat)(All-track repeat) Not lit (Repeat mode off)(1-folder all-track repeat) RANDOM (RC-909) RAND [For a music CD] (All-track random mode) Not lit FOLDER RAND RAND [For MP3 files] (1-folder all-track random mode) Not lit (Random mode off)(All-track random mode)(Random mode off) !6 AM antenna terminals (ANTENNA AM)

2 The D-107 can be controlled from a distance using the included remote control unit (RC-909). (1) Inserting Batteries Cautions On Batteries

• Use R03 (AAA) batteries in the remote controlunit.• The batteries should be replaced with new onesafter approximately one year, though thisdepends on the frequency with which theremote control unit is used.• Even if the batteries are less than a year old,replace them with new ones if the remotecontrol unit no longer operates even from ashort distance from the main unit.• The included battery is only for verifyingoperation. Replace it with a new battery assoon as possible.• When inserting new batteries, wait about twominutes agter removing the old batteries beforeinserting the new ones.
• Be sure to set the batteries in the proper < and > directions, as indicated by the marks in theremote control unit’s battery compartment.• Remove the batteries when not using theremote control unit for long periods of time.• To avoid explosions and fluid leakage:•Do not use one new battery with one old one.•Do not use two different types of batteries.•Do not short-circuit, disassemble, heat ordispose of batteries in flames.• If the battery fluid should leak, wipe all the fluidoff the battery compartment, then insert newbatteries.q Remove the remote control unit’s rear cover.w Place two R03 (AAA) batteries in the batterycompartment in the direction indicated by themarks.e Close the rear cover.NOTES:• It may be difficult to operate the remote controlunit if the remote control sensor is exposed todirect sunlight or strong artificial light.• Do not press buttons on the main unit and onthe remote control unit at the same time. Doingso will result in malfunction.• When operating the remote control unit, point it atthe remote control sensor as shown on thediagram.• The remote control unit can be used from a directdistance of approximately 7 meters. This distancewill be shorter, however, if there are obstacles inthe way or if the remote control unit is not pointeddirectly at the remote control sensor.• The remote control unit can be operated at ahorizontal angle of up to 30° with respect to theremote control sensor. (2) Using the Remote Control Unit 30˚ Approx. 7 meters 30˚11 ENGLISH (3) Names and Functions of the Remote Control Buttons 2 Button not explained here function in the same way as the corresponding buttons on the main unit.

+1 0 TUNINGTONE/SDBREPEAT CALL

• Press this button to select the desired track number when the function is set to “CD”.

• Press this button to call out preset AM and FM stations using their preset numbers when the function is set to “TUNER”. TIME button The time display switches as shown below each time this button is pressed while a CD is in the play or pause mode. (Normally the elapsed time of the currently playing track is displayed. During programmed playback, the total remaining time for the programmed tracks is displayed instead of the total remaining time of the disc. For MP3 files, only the elapsed time of the currently playing track is displayed.) TITLE button When this is pressed while in the stop mode with a track selected and the function set to “CD” with a disc containing an MP3 ID3-Tag loaded, the file name is displayed. When pressed during playback, the display switches as shown below. (See page 26) 1/3 button 2STOP/BAND button 9, 8 buttons

buttons POWER button Press this button to turn on the power of the entire system or set the power to the standby mode. PROG/DIRECT button Press this button to switch between program playback and direct playback. (See pages 23, 24, 26.) CALL button

• Press this button to check the programmed tracks when the function is set to “CD”. (See page 24.)

• Press this to check the preset number of the preset AM or FM station that is currently tuned when the function is set to “TUNER”. (See page 16.) CLEAR button Press this button to clear the track from the program. REPEAT button Press this button for repeat playback. (See pages 24, 25, 27, 28.) RANDOM button Press this button to set the tracks in random order. (See pages 24, 27.) SLEEP button Press this button to set the sleep timer. (See page 20.) FOLDER button When the function is set to “CD” and disc containing MP3 format files is loaded, in the stop mode press the FOLDER button then press the + and − buttons to select a folder. When pressed during playback, the name of the folder containing the currently playing file is displayed. (See page 26.) ENTER button Press this to complete a menu function. VOLUME buttons 5 OPEN/CLOSE button FUNCTION button

+1 0 TUNINGTONE/SDBREPEAT CALL

DISPLAY button The display switches as follows each time this button is pressed: MENU button

• This is used to operate and set various functions of the D-107. (See page 13.)

• This switches as follows when the + or − button is pressed after pressing the MENU button. 6, 7 buttons ª, • buttons

• When the function is set to “CD”, press this button to fast-forward or fast-reverse. (See page 22.)

• When the function is set to “TUNER”, press this button to tune in stations. (See page 15.) Timer mode setting

• This switches as follows when the + or − button is pressed while “Timer Mode” is displayed: Tuner mode setting

• This switches as follows when the + or − button is pressed while “Tuner Mode” is displayed: TONE/SDB button

• The sound can be adjusted to suit your tastes using the tone controls (BASS, MID and TREBLE) and SDB function. (See page 21.)

• Each time you press this button, the display changes as follows: Treble 0dB SDB Off Bass 0dB Mid 0dB

• The + and − buttons can be pressd to increase and decrease the level of the bass, mid-range or treble when the corresponding indicator is lit.

• When the SDB (Super Dynamic Bass) indicator is lit, press the + and − buttons to switch the SDB function on and off.

• The display automatically returns to normal about 5 seconds after an operation is performed. MUTE button Press this button to temporarily mute the sound. [When the function is set to “CD” or “AUX”] [When the function is set to “TUNER”] Elapsed time of currently playing track Total remaining time for disc Remaining time of currently playing track Elapsed time of currently playing track Title name File name of currently playing track Artist name Album name Time display Operation status display Volume display Light off Frequency display Preset status display (when a station is preset) Time display Light off Volume display Display brightness setting Time setting Timer mode setting Tuner mode setting Auto off mode setting Eco-mode setting Timer ON/OFF setting Timer time setting Timer setting check Station name setting Presettings12 ENGLISH

Press the button to turn the power on. NOTES:• Do not load discs in the disc holder while thedisc door is opening or closing. Doing so maycause the disc to fall from the disc holder.Make sure that “Insert Disc” is displayedbefore loading the disc.• If your finger, etc., should get caught, keep calmand press the 5 button.• Do not insert foreign objects into the discholder. Doing so could result in damage.• Do not press the disc door in when the poweris turned off. Doing so could result in damage. POWER ON / STANDBY (Main unit) (RC-909)

• The disc dooropens.• When pressed inthe standby mode,the power turnson and the discdoor opens.

Once “Insert Disc” appears on the display, load the disc in the disc holder with the labeled side facing towards you. Be careful not to touch the disc’s signalsurface.Make sure the disc door is fully openedwhen loading discs. (Fig. 1)The door opens and closes when thefunction is set to anything other than“CD”, but in this case the display does notswitch.

The disc is automatically drawn in and the door closes. To eject the disc, press the 5 button.When the 1/3 button ispressed after the disc isloaded, the disc doorcloses and playbackstarts.The disc holder is theplace in the disc doorhere the disc is set. q With the disc door open, press the VOLUME button and 1/3 button on the main unit simultaneously, then press the 2/BAND button within 3 seconds.• “Holder Down” is displayed and the disc holderlowers. VOLUME (Main unit) 2 / BAND Removing a disc that has fallen from the disc holder Within 3 secondsw Turn the main unit upside-down and remove the disc. Note that the disc may be scratched.e Press the button to turn the power off. (Main unit) (Main unit) PLAY/PAUSE (Main unit) (RC-909) OPEN / CLOSE

Press the +/− buttons to select the display brightness. Each time you press this buttons, the display changes as follows: PRESET

Display brightness setting

• The setting is entered. ENTER

Press the +/− buttons to make “On” or “Off” flash. The selected setting (“On” or “Off”) switches each time the +/− buttons is pressed. The setting that is flashing is the one that is selected. PRESET

• The “MENU” indicator turns off and the setting is completed. ENTER 2 Be sure to set the current time beforehand.

MENU FUNCTION 2 Be sure to set the current time beforehand. 2 Various functions can be operated and various settings made using the menu function. Press the + or − button after pressing the MENU button to perform the settings listed below. Setting item DisplayMode [Display brightness setting] Setting details Set the display’s brightness. Select “Normal”, “Dimmer-1” or “Dimmer-2”. Page

TimerSet? [Timer time setting] Use this to make the everyday timer and once timer settings. Timer Mode [Timer mode setting] 17, 18 TimerOn/Off [Timer ON/OFF setting] Use this to turn the everyday timer and once timer to “ON” or “OFF”.

TimerCheck? [Timer setting check] Use this to check the everyday timer and once timer settings.

ClockAdjust [Time setting] Use this to set the current time. 14 TunerPreset [Presettings] Use this to store the reception band and frequency at the number buttons. Tuner Mode [Tuner mode setting]

StationName [Station name setting] Use these to give names to automatically set stations.

Eco Mode [Eco-mode setting] Use this for a lower power consumption in the standby mode. Set to “On” or “Off”.

AutoOffMode [Auto off mode setting] This function can be used to automatically set the power to the standby mode if the set remains in the stop mode for the set amount of time with the function set to “CD”. Set to “On” or “Off” and select the time (5, 10, 20 or 30 minutes).

2 The MENU button functions in both the stop and play modes. MENU (RC-909)

Press the MENU button to cancel the menu function currently being set. 2 To set the menu functions back to the default values, press the FUNCTION and 1/3 buttons on the main unit simultaneously, then within 3 seconds press the 2/BAND button. “RAM CLEAR” is displayed for approximately 2 seconds and the values are reset to their defaults. 2 / BAND (Main unit) FUNCTION (Main unit) (Main unit) MENU (RC-909) Within 3 seconds Normal? Dimmer-1? Dimmer-2? NOTE: The display and indicators remain off while the standby mode is set in the eco-mode. To turn on the power, press the ON/STANDBY button on the CD receiver or the POWER button on the remote control unit. (The auto power on function does not work.)14 ENGLISH

CLOCK ADJUSTMENT [Example] To set the current time to “7:30 PMWednesday” (12-hour display mode). Press the button to turn thepower on. CLEAR

+1 0 TUNINGTONE/SDBREPEAT CALL

PROG/DIRECTRANDOMENTERDISPLAY MENUSLEEPFOLDERTITLETIMEPOWEROPEN / CLOSE

STOP /BANDPLAY/PAUSE VOLUME FUNCTIONMUTEPRESET

Press the +/− buttons to adjust the minutes “30”. Wed 7:30PM MENU PRESET

2 Be sure to set the current time beforehand.

Press the +/− buttons to select “Wed”. Wed 12:00AM MENU PRESET

Press the ENTER button atthe sound of the chimeindicating the time iscurrently 7:30 PM.• The current time is displayed, the“MENU” indicator turns off andthe setting is completed. ENTER Wed 7:30PM The clock may go off by up to about 1 minuteper month. If it is off, reset the time. Press the MENU button.

TONE/SDBENTERDISPLAY MENUSLEEPFOLDERTITLETIME

STOP /BANDPLAY/PAUSE VOLUME FUNCTIONMUTEPRESET

Press the +/− buttons to make “On” or “Off” flash.The selected setting (“On”or “Off”) switches eachtime the +/− buttons ispressed.The setting that is flashing is the one thatis selected. PRESET

Press the ENTER button.• The “MENU” indicator turns offand the setting is completed. ENTER When “Off” is selectedPress the ENTER button.Proceed to step 6. ENTER When “On” is selected Time 5min MENU

Press the +/− buttons tosetting the time.Each time you press thisbuttons, the displaychanges as follows: PRESET

Press the ENTER button.• The “MENU” indicator turns offand the power is set to thestandby mode after the set time. ENTER 2 Be sure to set the current time beforehand.15 ENGLISH (2) Storing Broadcast Stations CLEAR

+1 0 TUNINGTONE/SDBREPEAT CALL

Press the +/− buttons or number buttons to display the number that you want to store. NOTES:

• If a station is preset at a number where a station is already preset, the previous station is replaced with the new station.

• The preset memory is not cleared immediately when the power supply cord is unplugged, but is cleared if the cord left unplugged for an extended period of time. If this happens, preset the stations again.

Press the +/− buttons to select “Tuner Mode”. PRESET

Press the 2/BAND button and TUNING buttons, receive the broadcast station “FM 87.50 MHz” that you want to store to preset memory. TUNING STOP /BAND ENTER FM Preset10 MEMO MENU P.SET PRESET

Repeat step 3 to 7 to set other station, or change a preset station.

Press the MENU button to complete the setting.

• The “MENU” indicator turns off. MENU To cancel the operation in the middle, press the MENU button before performing step 7. 2 Be sure to set the current time beforehand. 2 Up to 30 FM and AM stations can be preset. Last preset number

2 Auto tuning Hold the tuning button down for more than

0.5 second and release to automatically

receive broadcast stations with strong signals. Tuning will not stop automatically if the antenna’s input level is low (if the “ ” indicator does not light).

Manual tuning The reception frequency changes each time one of the buttons is pressed (for less than 0.5 seconds). CLEAR

+1 0 TUNINGTONE/SDBREPEAT CALL

Press the button to turn the power on. TUNING (RC-909)

Press the VOLUME buttons to adjust the volume. VOLUME (RC-909) VOLUME (Main unit) Receiving FM programs in stereo

• When the reception mode is set to “FM AUTO” and a stereo broadcast is tuned in, the “ST” indicator lights and the broadcast is received in stereo.

• If the antenna input level is low and stereo reception is unstable, set the reception mode to “FM MONO” to receive in mono and achieve a better sound. The last set reception mode is stored in the memory. NOTE: A humming sound may be heard when using a TV nearby while receiving AM programs. If this happens, move the system as far from the TV as possible. [Example] Set the reception frequency to “FM 87.50 MHz”. Press the TUNING buttons and set the receive frequency to “FM 87.50 MHz”.

• When a station is tuned in, the “ ” indicator lights. POWER (RC-909) FUNCTION FUNCTION (Main unit) (RC-909)

Press the ENTER button. ENTER FM 87.50MHz MEMO MENU P.SET and16 ENGLISH (4) Listening to Preset Stations [Example] Listen to the station of preset number “3”that was set in step (2). ON / STANDBYFUNCTION2 / BANDVOLUMEPERSONAL AUDIO SYSTEM / CD RECEIVER

Press the FUNCTION button and set the function to “TUNER”. CLEAR

STOP /BANDPLAY/PAUSE VOLUME FUNCTIONMUTEPRESET

Press the MENU button to complete the setting.

• The “MENU” indicator turns off. MENU To cancel the operation in the middle, press theMENU button before performing step 9.To display the preset number, press the CALLbutton while listening to a preset station.

To continue giving names, press the +/− buttons after step 6 to display the preset number of the station to which you want give a name, then perform steps 7 to 10. (3) Giving names to preset stations

TUNINGTONE/SDBENTERDISPLAY MENU

STOP /BANDPLAY/PAUSE VOLUME FUNCTIONMUTEPRESET

2, 9, 124, 6, 7, 8, 103, 5, 8

Press the +/− buttons to select “Tuner Mode”. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to select “StationName”.

Perform steps 1 and 2 under “Listening to preset stations” above to display the preset number of the station to which you want to give a name. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to select a character, then press the ENTER or 7 button to enter that character. PRESET

MENU P.SET To correct a character you havealready input, press the button to move the cursor tothe character you want tocorrect, then select the newcharacter. ENTER

The character switches as follows eachtime the + button is pressed. (Displayorder) (The character switches in theopposite order when the − button ispressed.)

After inputting the last character you want to input, press the MENU button.

• “StationName” is displayed afterthe name you have input isdisplayed. ENTER

• The character input mode is set. ENTER

MENU P.SET 2 Be sure to set the current time beforehand. 2 Names of up to 11 characters can be given to preset stations. space• The selected character is entered, thecursor moves to the next place and the unitis set to the next character input standbymode.17 ENGLISH

Press the +/− buttons, adjust the minutes of the starting time. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons, adjust the minutes of the ending time. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to select “Tuner Mode”. PRESET

Press the ENTER button. ENTER ¡On 12:00PM MENU P.SET The selected setting (“CD” or “Tuner”)switches each time the +/− buttons ispressed.The setting that is flashing is the one thatis selected.

Press the +/− buttons, select the desired broadcast station. PRESET

2 Be sure to set the current time beforehand. (See page 14.) 2 The timer cannot be set unless the currently time is set. 2 Be sure to preset a station when using the timer function with the tuner. (See page 15.) 2 Types of timer settings EVERYDAY TIMER: Use this to turn the power on and standby at the same time every day.ONCE TIMER : Use this to turn the power on and standby once. SLEEP TIMER : Use this to set the power to turn standby after 10 to 60 minutes, in steps of 10 minutes (operated from the remote control unit). (1) Before Using the Timer (2) Setting the everyday or once timer +1 0

2, 27 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24,

3, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 22, 25

Press the button to turn the power on. POWER MENU [Example] Setting the everyday time to play preset number 3 (FM 87.50 MHz) from 12:35 PM to 12:56 PM with the volume set to “24”. POWEROPEN / CLOSE

The selected setting (“Every” or “Once”)switches each time the +/− buttons ispressed.The setting that is flashing is the one thatis selected.18 ENGLISH CLEAR

4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24,

3, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 22, 25

Press the 5 button and load the CD.

• The power turns on and the disc door opens. [Example] Listening to a CD using the once timer

Now follow steps 2 to 27 on pages 17, 18. Select “Once” at step 6, “CD” at step 16 and “Once” at step 23. OPEN / CLOSE

(RC-909)(Main unit) NOTE: When setting the function while setting the timer, the timer can be set by selecting “CD” even if no disc is loaded. In this case, “Insert Disc” appears on the display. Press the 5 button and insert a disc. 2 If there is a power failure

• If there is a power failure or if the power supply cord is unplugged from the power outlet, the time settings are cleared. Reset the current time.

• The once timer settings are cleared. Reset the timer.

• If the everyday timer settings and the tuner’s presettings are cleared, make the presettings again.

Press the button to turn the power off.

• The standby mode is set. (The power indicator turns orange.)

• The timer is activated when the timer start time is reached. POWER 2 Changing the timer settings Reset the timer from the beginning using the desired settings. The previous settings are cleared and the new settings are set.

The selected setting (“Every” or “Once”) switches each time the +/− buttons is pressed. The setting that is flashing is the one that is selected. ENTER

Press the +/− buttons to make “On” flash. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to select “Timer Mode”. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to make the indicator for the timer you want to check flash. The selected setting (“On” or “Off”) switches each time the +/− buttons is pressed. The setting that is flashing is the one that is selected. The timer settings can be checked as long as they are set, even if the timer is turned off. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to check the timer settings. Each time you press this buttons, the display changes as follows: PRESET

Press the MENU button to complete the setting.

• The “MENU” indicator turns off. MENU Timer Mode MENU P.SET Start time (3) Turning the everyday timer and once timer on and off

Press the +/− buttons to select “Timer Mode”. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to make “On” or “Off” flash. The selected setting (“On” or “Off”) switches each time the +/− buttons is pressed. The setting that is flashing is the one that is selected. PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to make “On” or “Off” flash. The selected setting (“On” or “Off”) switches each time the +/− buttons is pressed. The setting that is flashing is the one that is selected. PRESET

Press the MENU button to complete the setting.

• The “MENU” indicator turns off. MENU 2 The timers can be turned on and off.20 ENGLISH (6) Sleep function 2 The time for switching off the power can be set at up to 60 minutes in 10 minute intervals. [Example] Setting so that the power is set to the standby mode after 50 minutes +1 0

Press the SLEEP button twice.

• The “SLEEP” indicator lights. SLEEP Sleep 50min SLEEP

Press the SLEEP button repeatedly until the “SLEEP” indicator turns off. The sleep timer is also cancelled if the POWER button is pressed, turning the power off.

Press the FUNCTION button to select the desired function and start playback. FUNCTION Each time you press this button, the display changes as follows:

The power is set to the standby mode after 50 minutes. NOTES:

• When the SLEEP button is pressed while the sleep timer is operating, the time setting returns to “60”. Make the setting over.

• When the sleep timer, everyday timer and once timer times overlap, the sleep timer has priority. 8:00 PM 9:00 PM 10:00 PM 8:00 PM 9:00 PM 10:00 PM ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

• The everyday timer and once timer do not operate if their start times are during the time in which the sleep timer is operating. 8:00 PM 9:00 PM 10:00 PM ON OFF ON OFF Canceling the sleep timerEverydaytimer/oncetimersettingsSleep timersettingTimeroperationOperation is as follows when the set timesoverlap in this way:Does not operateEverydaytimer/oncetimersettingsSleep timersettingDoes not operate (5) Order of priority of the everyday and once timers

OFF [Example 1] When the once timer start time is reached after the power has been turned on with the everyday timer q [Example 2] When the once timer start time is reached after the power has been turned on with the everyday timer w [Example 3] When the everyday timer start time is reached after the power has been turned on with the once timer q [Example 4] When the everyday timer start time is reached after the power has been turned on with the once timer w [Example 5] When the everyday timer and once timer start times are the same EVERYDAY TIMER ONCE TIMER EVERYDAY TIMER ONCE TIMER EVERYDAY TIMER ONCE TIMER EVERYDAY TIMER ONCE TIMER EVERYDAY TIMER ONCE TIMER The function switches as set with the once timer settings. The function switches as set with the once timer settings. The function does not switch as set with the everyday timer settings. The function does not switch as set with the everyday timer settings. The unit operates as set with the once timer settings. Power off Power off Power off Power off 2 If the times set for the everyday and once timers overlap, the once timer has priority. Power off21 ENGLISH

• “No Disc” is displayed when no disc is loaded or the disc is loaded inside out.

• According to recording quality, some CD-R/RW cannot be played.

• The all-track/1-track remaining time is not displayed if the information on the disc cannot be read properly due to scratches or dirt. In this case, some time may be required for cueing.

• When the 5 or 1/3 button is pressed while in the standby mode, the power turns on and the disc loading/unloading operation or the playback operation is performed.

• Do not use CDs that have the exposed adhesive or marks remaining from cellophane tape, rental CD labels, or other sources. Use of CDs in this condition will result in difficulty in removing the CD or could cause breakdown.

Load a CD in the disc door. (See page 12.)

Press the button to turn the power on. POWER (RC-909)

STOP /BANDPLAY/PAUSE VOLUME FUNCTIONMUTEPRESET

Press the TONE/SDB button to adjust the tone and display the mode. Each time you press this button, the display changes as follows: TONE/SDB

The adjusted value is displayed for approximately 5 seconds, after which the display returns to normal. Treble 0dB SDB Off Bass 0dB Mid 0dB Press the +/− buttons to adjust the level.

• The level can be adjusted in the range of

10 to 0 to +10 in steps of 2.

• The “TONE” indicator is displayed when the level is set at anything other than 0dB. To adjust the bass, mid-range or treble PRESET

Press the +/− buttons to select “On” or “Off”.

• When set to “On”, the “SDB” indicator lights. To adjust the SDB PRESET

2 The bass (BASS), mid-range (MID), treble (TREBLE) super dynamic bass (SDB) can each be adjusted to achieve the desired tone. 2 The volume of the bass sound is increased according to the overall volume and the above BASS adjustment. ON / STANDBY (Main unit) Lit green About installation 2 About speaker installation

• Set the speakers sufficiently apart from each other to achieve a suitable stereo effect (sense of expansion).

• It is recommended that the speakers be placed at least 7 cm from the D-107. (See the diagram below.) The quality of the sound produced from the speakers depends on the size of the room, the type of room (Japanese style or western style) and how the speakers are mounted. Adjust the sound to suit your tastes.

• The set’s sound balance is set assuming the subwoofer is installed on the floor.

• If the subwoofer is placed against a wall, the bass sound may seem amplified due to the sound reflecting off the wall. Adjust the bass sound (BASS) to suit your tastes. See “Adjusting the tone” for instructions on adjusting the bass sound (BASS). 7 cm or greater On floor

About main unit installation When installing on a desk or table, mount the included stand and set the unit vertically. (See page 7.) The disc may fall out of the disc holder if the unit is set in any direction other than vertically. (See page 12.)22 ENGLISH (4) Finding the beginnings of tracks during playback ............................. [Automatic search] Moving ahead to the beginning of the next track During playback, press the 9 button.

• During the search operation, press the 9 button again to move further on to thebeginning of the following track. TUNING STOP /BANDPLAY/PAUSEVOLUMEFUNCTIONMUTEPRESET

Moving back to the beginning of the current track ON / STANDBY FUNCTION 2 / BAND VOLUME

During playback, press the 8 button.

• During the search operation, press the 8 button again to move further back to thebeginning of previous track.

(RC-909)(Main unit)Press the 9 button. 2nd track 3rd track4th trackPress the 8 button. 4th track 5th track3rd track (3) Finding the desired position while listening to the sound ..................... [Manual search] 2 Use this function to skip rapidly through the disc while listening to the sound.This function comes in handy when you want to find a certain section within a long track. Searching forward During playback, press and hold in the 7 button.

• The “1” indicator flashes.
• Normal playback resumes fromthe point at which the button isreleased. RC-909

Playback stops if the end of the last track on thedisc is reached while pressing the 7 button.For high-speed forward search without hearingthe sound, press the 7 button while in thepause mode. Searching backward During playback, press and hold in the 6 button.

• The “1” indicator flashes.
• Normal playback resumes fromthe point at which the button isreleased. RC-909

Manual search stops and playback starts if thebeginning of the fast track on the disc is reachedwhile pressing the 6 button.For high-speed backward search without hearingthe sound, press the 6 button while in thepause mode.NOTE:There may be a slight break in the sound when returning to normal playback from the manual search mode.Press and hold in the 7 button.Skip SkipSkipSkipSkip 2nd track3rd track 4th track(Playback)Press and hold in the 6 button. Skip SkipSkipSkipSkip 4th track5th track 6th track23 ENGLISH (7) Stopping playback after cueing ................................................................................ [Pause] Cueing using the direct search function Cueing with the programmed search function 2 The pause mode can be set after a track is cued using the direct search function for convenience when recording onto a cassette tape or MD. During playback, press the 1/3 button. CLEAR

PLAY/PAUSE Press the 1/3 button to start playback. Press the number buttons or 9, 8 buttons to input the number of the desired track.

• The pause mode is set.

PLAY/PAUSE Press the 9 or 8 buttons to input the number of the desired track.

2 Use this function to stop playback temporarily then resume from the same point. PLAY/PAUSE (RC-909)(Main unit) Press the 1/3 button to resume playback from the point at which the pause mode was set. (6) Playing a certain track .......................................... [Direct search] Press the number buttons to input the number of the desired track.

• Playback starts from the selected track. CLEAR

[Example] To select track 4: To select track 12: To select track 30:

To use the direct play function during programmed playback, first stop playback then press the PROG/DIRECT button to cancel the programmed play mode. During playback, press the 1/3 button.

• The pause mode is set.5th track 6th track4th track(Pause)During pause, press the 1/3 button.
• Playback begins.24 ENGLISH (9) Playing in random order ................................. [Random playback] In the stop mode, press the RANDOM button.

• The “RAND” indicator lights. CLEAR +1 0

2 Use this function to play all the tracks on the disc once in random order. RANDOM Press the 1/3 button.

• Tracks are automatically played in random order.

PLAY/PAUSE Press the REPEAT button during random playback to set the all-track random repeat mode. All the tracks are played once in random order, then repeated in another random order. To cancel the random play mode, either set the stop mode or press the RANDOM button again. NOTES:

• The random play mode cannot be set while in the play or pause mode.

• The single track repeat mode cannot be set during random playback.

• The all-track remaining time is not displayed during random playback.

• The random play mode cannot be set when in the all-track repeat mode. Playing all tracks repeatedly [All track repeat] CLEAR +1 0

• The disc is played repeatedly.

• Once the last track on the disc is played, playback continues from the beginning of the first track.

PLAY/PAUSE The all track repeat mode can also be set by pressing the REPEAT button twice during playback. If the REPEAT button is pressed during programmed playback, the tracks are played repeatedly in the programmed order. To cancel the all track repeat mode, press the REPEAT button repeatedly until the “” indicator turns off.

In the stop mode, press the REPEAT button twice.

• The “” indicator lights.

• The “PROG” indicator lights. CLEAR

2 Use this function to select certain tracks from the disc and program them to play in a certain order. 2 Up to 30 tracks can be programmed. PROG/ DIRECT Press the number buttons to select the tracks for programmed playback.

[Example] To program the 5th, 12th and 7th tracks, press , , and .

• The tracks are played in the programmed order.

PLAY/PAUSE To check the contents of the program, press the CALL button. The programmed tracks appear in the programmed order on the display each time the CALL button is pressed. To change the program settings, press the PROG/DIRECT button, clear the entire program, then repeat steps 1 to 3. To clear the entire program, press the PROG/DIRECT button while in the stop mode. To use the direct play function, first press the PROG/DIRECT button while in the stop mode to cancel the program mode. The last programmed track is cleared each time the CLEAR button is pressed. NOTES:

• Programming is not possible in the play or pause mode.

• Direct searching is not possible during programmed playback.

• The single track repeat mode cannot be set during programmed playback.

• Random playback is not possible during programmed playback. (8) Playing tracks in a certain order .................................................. [Programmed playback]25 ENGLISH

2 There are many sites on the Internet from which you can download music files in MP3 format. These files can be downloaded following the instructions on the site and stored on CD-R/RW discs which can then be played on the D-107. The music on commercially available music CDs can be converted into MP3 files on a computer using MP3 encoding programs. When this is done, the data is reduced to approximately 1/10 the original size. This MP3 data can then be stored on a CD-R/RW disc, allowing you to create a single 12 cm CD-R/RW disc containing about 10 times more music than a normal music CD, that is some 100 tracks or more (*).

• This is an approximately value for MP3 files of tracks about 5 minutes long converted at a standard bit rate (128 kbps) and stored on a CD-R/RW disc with a capacity of 650 MB. Recordings you make are for your personal use and should not be used in ways infringing upon the copyright holder as per copyright laws. NOTES:

• The D-107 is compatible with “MPEG-1 Audio Layer-3” and “MPEG-2 Audio Layer-3” standards (sampling frequencies - 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz). It is not compatible with “MPEG-2.5 Audio Layer-3”, MP1 or MP2 standards.

• When writing MP3 files on a CD-R/RW disc, set the writing program’s format to “ISO9660 level 1” or “ISO9660 level 2”, “Joliet”or “Romeo”. MP3 files written in other formats may not play properly. With some writing programs it is not possible to record in “ISO9660” format. Use an “ISO9660” format writing program.

• Generally speaking, the higher the MP3 file’s bit rate, the better the sound quality. With the D-107 it is recommended to use MP3 files written with a bit rate of 128 kbps or greater.

• The writing program may change the positions of the folders and files when writing the MP3 files on the CD-R/RW disc, so the files may not be played in the expected order.

• Make sure to give MP3 files the extension “.MP3”. Files with extensions other than “.MP3” or without extensions cannot be played. (On Macintosh computers, MP3 files can be played by adding the extension “.MP3” after the file name consisting of a maximum of 8 Roman capital letters and/or numerals when recording them on CD-R/RW discs.)

• To protect copyrights, no digital signals are output when playing MP3 files.

• A maximum of 512 folders can be played on the D-107. Folders over 8 layers down, however, cannot be played. The maximum number of files is also 512. If there are 513 files, only the first 512 are played. (Random playback is not possible if there are 257 or more files. Files other than those with the extension “.MP3” are not counted.)

• On the D-107, folder and file names can be displayed like titles. Roman capital letters and/or numerals and “__” (underscores) are scrolled. (However, a maximum of 12 characters can be displayed in the “Joliet” mode and 32 characters in the “Romeo” mode.) In addition, folder and file names using other symbols will not be displayed properly.

• The D-107E is compatible with ID3-tag (Ver. 1.*).

• It may not be possible to play some CD-R/RW discs due to dirt, scratches or the disc’s properties.

• Do not apply seals or tape to the label or signal side of CDs or CD-R/RW discs. The glue could get on the disc surface, making the disc get stuck inside the set.

• The D-107 is multi-session compatible. Only music CDs can be played if the first session is a music CD, and only MP3 files can be played if the first session consists of MP3 files.

• The D-107 is not compatible with packet write programs.

• The D-107 is not compatible with play lists. CLEAR

The single track repeat mode can also be set by pressing the REPEAT button during playback. The current track is played repeatedly. To cancel the single track repeat mode, press the REPEAT button repeatedly until the “” indicator turns off.

Press the number buttons or 9, 8 buttons to input the number of the desired track.

In the stop mode, press the REPEAT button once.

• The “” indicator lights.

REPEAT Step 3 can be skipped when a track is selected using the number buttons. Press the 1/3 button.

• Once the selected track ends, it is played again from the beginning.

PLAY/PAUSE Playing a single track repeatedly [Single track repeat] NOTE: The single track repeat mode cannot be set during programmed playback or random playback. Press the REPEAT button once.4th track 5th track3rd trackThis operation isrepeated.26 ENGLISH CLEAR

• The tracks are played in the programmed order. When the TIME button is pressed during playback, the “FOLDER” or “FILE” indicator turns off and the track number of elapsed track time are displayed.

(2) Playing tracks in a certain order .................... [Programmed playback of folders or files] 2-1 To select a folder q Press the FOLDER button to turn on the “FOLDER” indicator. FOLDER

w Press the number buttons to select the folder you want to program. 2-2 To select a file q Press the TITLE button to turn on the “FILE” indicator. This operation is only necessary when the “FOLDER” indicator is out. w Press the number buttons to select the file you want to program. PLAY/PAUSE 2 Use this function to select certain tracks from the disc and program them to play in a certain order. 2 A maximum of 30 files and folders can be programmed. (Programs can included both files and folders.) In the stop mode, press the PROG/DIRECT button.

• The “PROG” indicator lights.

PROG/ DIRECT [Example] When folder “5” is programmed in the first place P-01 05F PROG FOLDER MP3 1F- 00¡ PROG FOLDER MP3 TITLE

[Example] When the 21st track is programmed in the second place P-02 21¡ PROG FILE MP3 1F- 01¡ PROG FILE MP3 To check the contents of the program, press the CALL button. The programmed tracks appear in the programmed order on the display each time the CALL button is pressed. To change the program settings, press the PROG/DIRECT button, clear the entire program, then repeat steps 1 to 3. To clear the entire program, press the PROG/DIRECT button while in the stop mode. To use the direct play function, first press the PROG/DIRECT button while in the stop mode to cancel the program mode. The last programmed track is cleared each time the CLEAR button is pressed. NOTES:

• Programming is not possible in the play or pause mode.

• Direct searching is not possible during programmed playback. Load a disc containing MP3 files. +1 0

• After the track number is displayed, the folder or file name scrolls on the display and playback starts.

• The stop mode is set automatically once the last track on the disc is played.

The display switches as follows each time the TITLE button is pressed during playback: (1) Playing a certain track ................................................................... [Playing folders or files]

(RC-909) [Example] When the number of folders is “120” and the number of files is “512” 120F-512¡ MP3 2-1 To select a folder q In the stop mode, press the FOLDER button to turn on the “FOLDER” indicator. FOLDER PRESET

(RC-909) w Press the +/− buttons to select the folder you want to listen to.

To select a file q In the stop mode, press the TITLE button to turn on the “FILE” indicator. This operation is only necessary when the “FOLDER” indicator is out. TITLE PRESET

(RC-909) w Press the +/− buttons to select the file you want to listen to.

• The file name scrolls on the display. PLAY/PAUSE (RC-909)(Main unit) When the TIME button is pressed during playback, the “FOLDER” or “FILE” indicator turns off and the track number of elapsed track time are displayed. “No Title”, “No Name” and “No Album Name” are displayed if there is not data for the title name, artist name or album name, respectively. Title name (The “TITLE” indicator lights.) File name (The “FILE” indicator lights.) Artist name (The “ARTIST” indicator lights.) Album name (The “ALBUM” indicator lights.) Elapsed time of currently playing track27 ENGLISH (4) Playing repeatedly .................................................................................... [Repeat playback] CLEAR

The single track repeat mode can also be set by pressing the REPEAT button during playback. The current track is played repeatedly. To cancel the single track repeat mode, press the REPEAT button repeatedly until the “” indicator turns off.

Press the number buttons or 9, 8 buttons to input the number of the desired track.

In the stop mode, press the REPEAT button once.

• The “” indicator lights.

REPEAT Step 3 can be skipped when a track is selected using the number buttons. Press the 1/3 button.

• Once the selected track ends, it is played again from the beginning.

PLAY/PAUSE Playing a single track repeatedly [Single track repeat] NOTE: The single track repeat mode cannot be set during programmed playback or random playback. Press the REPEAT button once. 4th track 5th track3rd track This operation is repeated. In the stop mode, press the FOLDER button.

• The “FOLDER” indicator lights. +1 0

2 The D-107 is compatible with discs containing up to 256 tracks. FOLDER (3) Playing in random order ....................................................................... [Random playback] Listening to all the tracks in a single folder in random order [1-folder random] 2 Use this function to play all the tracks in a single folder once in random order. Press the 8 and 9 buttons to select the folder to be played in random order.

• The “RAND” and “FOLDER” indicator lights.

• A track in the selected folder is selected automatically and playback starts.

• The stop mode is set automatically once all the tracks in the folder have been played. When the TIME button is pressed during playback, the track number of elapsed track time are displayed. (The “FOLDER” indicator do not turns off.)

PLAY/PAUSE To cancel the 1-folder random mode, press the RANDOM button repeatedly until the “RAND” indicator turns off. The 1-folder all-track repeat mode cannot be set during random playback. Listening to all the tracks in random order [All-track random] 2 Use this function to play all the tracks on the disc once in random order. In the stop mode, press the RANDOM button twice.

• The “RAND” indicator lights. CLEAR +1 0

• Tracks are automatically played in random order.

PLAY/PAUSE Press the REPEAT button during random playback to set the all-track random repeat mode. All the tracks are played once in random order, then repeated in another random order. To cancel the all-track random mode, press the RANDOM button repeatedly until the “RAND” indicator turns off. NOTES:

• The random play mode cannot be set while in the play or pause mode.

• The single track repeat mode cannot be set during random playback.

• The all-track remaining time is not displayed during random playback.

• Random playback is not possible during programmed playback.

• The random play mode cannot be set when in the all-track repeat mode.28 ENGLISH

CLEANING Cleaning the main unit2 Use a soft cloth and wipe lightly to remove dirtfrom the cabinet and operation panel.• When using chemically treated cloths, follow theprecautions that have been written for them.2 Do not use benzene, thinners, or other organicsolvents or insecticides on the main unit since theymay cause a change in quality or color.NOTE:Do not use record spray or antistatic. Also do notuse volatile chemicals such as benzene or thinner.RecordsprayThinnerBenzeneCleaning discs2 Fingerprints or dirt on the disc may lower soundand picture quality or cause breaks in playback.Wipe off fingerprints or dirt.2 Use a commercially available disc cleaning set or asoft cloth to wipe off fingerprints or dirt.Wipe gently from themiddle outwards.Do not wipe with a circularmotion.

CDs DiscsHolding discsAvoid touching the surface of discs when loading andunloading them.Be careful not to getfingerprints on the signalsurface (the side whichshines in rainbow colors).Cautions on Handling Discs• Do not get fingerprints, grease or dirt on discs.• Be especially careful not to scratch discs whenremoving them from their cases.• Do not bend discs.• Do not heat discs.• Do not enlarge the center hole.• Do not write on the labeled (printed) side with aball-point pen or a pencil.• Water droplets may form on the surface if the discis moved suddenly from a cold place to a warmone. Do not use a hairdryer, etc., to dry the disc.Cautions on Storing Discs Always eject discs after playing them. Keep discs in their cases to protect them from dust,scratches and warping. Do not put discs in the following places:1. exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time

2. Humid or dusty places3. Places exposed to heat from heaters, etc

The all track repeat mode can also be set bypressing the REPEAT button twice duringplayback.If the REPEAT button is pressed duringprogrammed playback, the tracks are playedrepeatedly in the programmed order.To cancel the 1-folder all-track repeat mode,press the REPEAT button repeatedly until the“” indicator turns off.

Press the 8 and 9buttons to select thefolder you want to listen to.

Press the 1/3 button.• Playback starts from the firsttrack in the selected folder.• Once the last track in theselected folder has been played, playback resumes from thebeginning of the first track in the selectedfolder and the tracks are repeated.When the TIME button is pressed duringplayback, the track number of elapsed track time are displayed. (The “FOLDER” indicator do not turns off.)

PLAY/PAUSE NOTE:The random play mode cannot be set while in the1-folder all-track repeat play mode.In the stop mode, press theFOLDER button.

• The “FOLDER” indicator lights.

FOLDER In the stop mode, press theREPEAT button twice.

• The “” and “FOLDER” indicator lights.

REPEAT Listening to all the tracks in one folderrepeatedly [1-folder all-track repeat]Playing all tracks repeatedly[All track repeat] CLEAR +1 0

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Press the 1/3 button.• The disc is played repeatedly.• Once the last track on the discis played, playback continuesfrom the beginning of the firsttrack.

PLAY/PAUSE The all-track repeat mode is also set when theREPEAT button is pressed 3 times in the playmode.If the REPEAT button is pressed duringprogrammed playback, the tracks are playedrepeatedly in the programmed order.To cancel the all track repeat mode, press theREPEAT button repeatedly until the “”indicator turns off.

In the stop mode, press theREPEAT button 3 times.

• The “” indicator lights.

REPEAT NOTE:The random play mode cannot be set when in theall-track repeat mode.This unit uses CDs (optical digital audiodiscs) which bear the mark located at theright.Note that specially shapes CDs, for example, heartshaped or hexagonal cannot be played. Do notattempt to use such CDs since doing so may causebreakdown of this unit. C29 ENGLISH 2 Amplifire sectionPractical maximum output:2 Receiver sectionAudio input/output jacks:Receive frequency bands:Receive sensitivity:FM stereo separation:2 CD sectionWow and flutter:Sampling frequency:Light source:2 Clock and Timer sectionClock:Timers:2 Common SectionsPower supply:Power consumption:Maximum external dimensions:Mass:2 Remote control unit (RC-909)Remote control system:Power supply:Maximum external dimensions:Mass:Satellite: 20 W + 20 W (6 Ω/ohms, 1 kHz, T.H.D. 0.9 %)Subwoofer: 40 W (12 Ω/ohms, 100 Hz, T.H.D. 0.9 %)AUX input/output jacks, Optical digital out jacksFM: 87.50 MHz to 108.00 MHzAM: 520 kHz to 1710 kHzFM: 1.5 µV / 75 Ω/ohmsAM: 20 µV35 dB (1 kHz)Below measurement limits (±0.001% W peak)44.1 kHzSemiconductor laserCrystal oscillation synchronizing system(Within one minute per month)Everyday timer (1 setting)Once timer (1 setting)Sleep timer (maximam 60 min.) 80 W (In the standby mode: 1.5 W or less when the eco-mode isset, 20 W normally) D-107: 204 (W) × 293 (H) × 157 (D) mm (Including stand) (8-1/32” × 11-17/32” × 6-3/16”) With stand removed 204 (W) × 267 (H) × 82 (D) mm (8-1/32” × 10-33/64” × 3-15/64”) USC-107: 162 (W) × 293 (H) × 149 (D) mm (Including stand) (6-3/8” × 11-17/32” × 5-55/64”) With stand removed 162 (W) × 267 (H) × 72 (D) mm (6-3/8” × 10-33/64” × 2-53/64”) USW-107: 447 (W) × 210 (H) × 205 (D) mm (Including net) (17-19/32” × 8-17/64” × 8-5/164”) D-107: 2.6 kg (5 lbs 11.7 oz)USC-107: 1.4 kg (3 lbs 1.74 oz) (each)USW-107: 7.9 kg (17 lbs 6.7 oz)Infrared pulse3 V DC (using two R03/AAA type batteries) 48 (W) × 210 (H) × 29 (D) mm (1-57/64” × 8-17/64” × 1-9/64”) 120 g (4.2 oz) (including batteries)For improvement purposes, specifications and functions are subject to change without advanced notice.

TROUBLESHOOTING Check the following before assuming there is a problem with the set. 2 Are connections proper?2 Are you operating as described in these operating instructions?If the set does not seem to be operating properly, check the items listed on the table below.If the cause of the problem cannot be found, the set may be malfunctioning. Immediately turn off the power andunplug the power supply cord, then contact your store of purchase or your nearest DENON dealer.GeneralPower does not turn on.• Is the power supply cord plugged intoa power outlet?• Is the system cable connectedproperly?• Plug the power supply cord into apower outlet.• Connect securely.

Symptom Cause Countermeasure PageReceiver sectionDisplay does not light andno sound is produced.• Is the speaker cords not properlyconnected?• Is the function properly set?• Is the volume set to “00”?• Connect securely.• Set to the proper position.• Adjust the volume.

Sound is not producedfrom one side only.• Is the speaker cords not properlyconnected?• Is the input cords not properlyconnected?• Connect securely.• Connect securely.

Positions of instrumentsinverted for stereosources.• Are the left and right speakers orinput cords inverted?• Check the left/right connections. 7Hissing noise is heardwhen an FM station istuned in.• Is the antenna cable properlyconnected?• Connect the antenna cable properly.• Connect an outdoor antenna.

Humming noise is heardwhen an AM station istuned in.• Is the signal carried over the powersupply cord being modulated by thepower supply frequency?• Insert the power plug in the oppositedirection. Zeros are displayed whena disc is loaded.• Is the disc loaded properly?• Has the CD-R/RW disc been finalized?• Load the disc properly.• Finalize the CD-R/RW disc.

CD player sectionPlay mode is not setwhen 1/3 button ispressed.

• Is the disc dirty or scratched? • Wipe the dirt off the disc or replace the disc. No sound is produced, orsound is distorted.• Are the various adjustments andsettings on the receiver appropriate?• Check the buttons on the receiver andits input function setting and adjust asnecessary.8, 21Specified position of discis not played.• Is the disc dirty or scratched?• Wipe the dirt off the disc or replacethe disc. Scratchy or hissing noiseis heard when an AMstation is tuned in.• Is there interference from a TV set, orinterference from another broadcaststation?• Turn off the TV.• Change the position or direction of theAM antenna.

This unit does not operateproperly when remotecontrol unit is used.• Are the batteries dead?• Is the remote control unit too far fromthe set?• Replace with new batteries.• Move the remote control unit closerto the set.

MP3 files cannot beplayed• Is the disc recorded in “ISO9660 Level 1”, “ISO9660 Level 2”, “Joliet” or “Romeo” format?• Does the MP3 file have an extension?Or is the extension anything otherthan “.MP3”?

• Record the disc in “ISO9660 Level 1”, “ISO9660 Level 2”, “Joliet” or “Romeo” format.• Be sure to give MP3 files theextension “.MP3”.

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