Panasonic RX-E300 User Manual

PanasonicPortable Stereo Component SystemRX-E300Operating InstructionsNote:The ‘‘E8’’ indication shown on the packing case indicates United Kingdom.Be

Programming Broadcast StàtìonsOnce broadcast stations have been programmed, they can easily be tuned in at the touch of a button on the unit or on the

Common OperationsTurning the unit ON/OFFTo turn the unit ON:Press POWER.The backlight of the display comes on.To turn the unit OFF:Press POWER.When u

Easy Listening{Only when a household mains outlet Is used for the unit)When a CD or tape is inserted, you can start play directly by pressing a single

Listening to Radio BroadcastsPreset tuningMake sure you have completed the procedure for “Programming Broadcast Stations” (See page 10} before

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Listening to CD3 21\^STOfrCliAHPress □ STOP/CLEAR.“NO DISC" appears on the display.CD EJECTPress ^ CD EJECT to open the CD lid, insert t

Listening to CD;..--V' :Selecting and listening to your favorite tracks (Program play)Up to 36 tracks can be programmed.Using the main unitExampl

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Starting CD play from a desired track (Direct play)(Using the main unit)Example: Starting disc play from track 9;Press □ STOP/CLEAR.STOPCCLEM'2D&

Listening to TapesNormal, chrome and metal tapes can be used. 2 iCa] 4Иroо о о о О О О о о о о о о о о о о о о оОООо ф_о_оОООО ОООО О ОREV MO

Dear customerTable of ContentsThank you for purchasing this product.For optimum performance and safety, please read these operating instructions caref

Recording CDNormal and chrome tapes can be used.The unit automatically identifies the type of tape.Any change made to the volume or equalizer effect d

Recording CD3 223 451Recording tracks from several CDs onto a single tapeIf there is stiil room on the tape after one CD has been recorded, the unit w

Recording Radio BroadcastsNormal and chrome tapes can be used.The unit automatically identifies the type of tape.The recording ievel is set automatica

Four equalizer effects have been stored in the unitPRESET EQOPRESET EQPress PRESET EQ to select the desired equalizer effect.p^X-EQ^C-EQ^S-EQ-----

Using the Wáke-iíp TimerTIME CHECKPress TIME CHECK to display timer ON and OFF time.Timer ON/OFF times--------------------------1COriginal display

ii№:F'^"^VOLUMEPress VOLUME - or VOLUME + to set the volume to be heard during play.The volume level during timer operation is now

Using lite Recording TimerMake sure that you set the clock first. (See page 9.)The recording timer makes it possible to record radio program

TIMER8C POWER )Press TIMER, and press it again while “TIMER" is displayed.Timer recording display lights.Press POWER to turn the un

Using the Sleep Timer FunctionThe unit-off time can be set up to 120 minutes ahead of the present time.SLEEPSLEEPWhite the desired sound source i

Karaoke1. Lower the volume and connect the microphone (not included).2. Start playing a CD or tape or turn on the radio.3. Start karaoke singing an

Caution for AC mains lead(For United Kingdom)(“EB” area code model only)For your safety, please read the following text carefully.This appliance is

Concerning CDOnly compact discs having this mark can be used with this unit.To remove a disc from its case(flog®DIGITAI, AUDIOPress the center holder

MaintenanceMaintenance of external surfacesTo clean this unit, use a soft, dry cloth.If the surfaces are extremely dirty, use a soft cloth d

Quick Reference of Remote Control OperationsCommon operationsTurning the unit ON/OFF(when a household mains outlet is used)oAdjusting the volume- VOLU

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Before requesting service for this unit, check the chart below for a possible cause of the problem you are experiencing. Some simple checks or a minor

Troubleshooting Guide ';;:; - ::-v -.^ProblemProbable cause(s)Suggested RemedyWhile using the timerNo timer operation at the programmed time.is

Technicài Speé^icMRadíoFrequency range (For U.K.)LWMWFM(For Australia, New Zealand) AM FM144-288 kHz 522-1611 kHz87.5- 108.0 MHz522-1611 kHz87.5- 10

Precautionself the set is not used for a long period of time or is used only from an AC power source, remove all the batteries

Power SourcesThis system сап be operated either on the househoid AC power or the dry cell battery power.To operate on AC powerConnect the included AC

Connecting the Speaker SystemThis unit can be used as a one*piece portable stereo system or a three-piece component system, by attaching or deta

Concerning the Remote ControlBattery installationInsert two “R03” size {UM-4, not included) batteries as shown below.Use of batteries * ••Do not mix o

Location of ControlsNo.©NameRef. pageSpeakers@ Sleep timer button (SLEEP)28Power “STDBY (!) (AC)/ON” switch [POWER, STDBY 6 (AC)/ON] 11Press to switc

Setting the ClockThe clock has a 24-hour display.Example: Setting the clock to 16:20; Press POWER.TIME CHECKADJUSTPress TIME CHECK to display