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4-238-669-11 (2)
Micro Hi-Fi
Component
System
Operating Instructions
Owner’s Record
The model and serial numbers are located at the rear. Record the serial number in the
space provided below. Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer
regarding this product.
Model No. Serial No.
CMT-L1
© 2002 Sony Corporation
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CAUTION WARNING The use of optical instruments with this product will increase eye hazard. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. Note to CATV system installer: This reminder is provided to call the CATV system To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. installer’s attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in Do not install the appliance in a confined space,
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Table of Contents List of Button Locations and Timer Reference Pages Falling asleep to music — Sleep Timer .............................. 18 Main unit ............................................... 4 Waking up to music Remote control ...................................... 5 — Daily Timer .............................. 19 Getting Started Display Hooking up the system .......................... 6 Turning off the display Preparing the remote ............................. 9 — Power Saving Mode ....
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List of Button Locations and Reference Pages Illustration number How to use this page r Use this page to find the location of buttons and other PLAY MODE qg (9, 13, 14) parts of the system that are mentioned in the text. RR Name of button/part Reference page Main unit ALPHABETICAL ORDER BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS @/1 (power) 4 (8, 19) P – Z A – F ./> qs (11 - 13) CD cover 2 (11) PHONES jack qf m/M qs (11) PLAY MODE/TUNING MODE CD u 7 (11 - 13) Z 3 (11) qd (11 - 16, 25) CD x 8 (11, 12) V OPEN 5 Remote s
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List of Button Locations and Reference Pages Remote control ALPHABETICAL ORDER BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS @/1 (power) 4 (8, 19) A – F L – Z ./> qa (10 - 14, 19) CD N wd (11 - 13) Letter/Numeric buttons wg (12, m/M wf (11) 13, 16) CD X ws (11) Z 1 (11) MENU/NO q; (13 - 17, 23) CD x qs (11, 12) NAME EDIT/SELECT 3 (13, CLEAR 9 (12, 13, 17) 17) CLOCK/TIMER SELECT 6 PLAY MODE/TUNING MODE (19) qk (11 - 16) CLOCK/TIMER SET 7 (10, 19) PRESET EQ qg (18) CURSOR T/t wf (10, 13) REPEAT qh (11) DIMMER ql (20) SCROL
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Getting Started Hooking up the system Perform the following procedure 1 to 9 to hook up your system using the supplied cords and accessories. Right speaker Left speaker The rear cover Desktop stand AM loop antenna FM antenna Before attaching the system to the stand, draw the wires under the horizontal bar of the stand. Otherwise, the wires could be damaged. 1 Set the speaker cord into the speaker 2 Attach the speakers. cord groove at the bottom of the Afterwards, push down on the speakers to spe
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Getting Started FM antenna (Jack type A) 3 Secure the speaker cords with the speaker cord hooks at the bottom of Extend the FM wire antenna horizontally the main unit. Otherwise, the speaker cord could be damaged. FM antenna (Jack type B) Extend the FM wire antenna horizontally Bend a speaker cord slightly, insert it into the hole and secure it with the hook. 4 Connect the speaker cords. Connect the speaker cords to the SPEAKER jacks as shown below. FM antenna (Jack type C) Extend the FM wire an
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Hooking up the system (continued) Using the system with the speakers detached 7 Attach the system to the supplied 1 Connect one end of the supplied joint desktop stand. connector to the speaker cord, and then Make sure to grasp the main unit, and not connect the supplied cord extension to the the speakers. other end of the joint connector. After attaching the system to the stand, push down on the system to make sure they are securely fastened to the stand. 2 Connect the cord extensions to the SP
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Getting Started Hanging the system on the Preparing the remote wall Pull out the insulating sheet to allow 1 Fix the wall hanging bracket to the wall power to flow from the battery. using 8 screws (not supplied). The remote already contains a battery. Using the wall hanging bracket You can hang the system on the wall using the Note supplied wall hanging bracket. Be sure to secure the bracket in a level position. The screws for attaching the wall hanging 2 Set the speaker cord into the speaker co
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Replacing the battery in Setting the clock the remote 1 Turn on the system. 1 Slide out and remove the battery case. 2 Press CLOCK/TIMER SET on the remote. 3 Press . or > on the remote repeatedly to set the day, and then press ENTER/YES or CURSORt on the remote. The hour indication flashes. 4 Press . or > on the remote 2 Insert a new lithium battery CR2025 repeatedly to set the hour, and then with the + side facing up. press ENTER/YES or CURSORt on the remote. a lithium battery CR2025 The minute
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CD CD 1 Press FUNCTION repeatedly until “CD” appears in the display. Loading the CD 2 Press PLAY MODE/TUNING MODE in stop mode repeatedly until the mode 1 Touch Z (or press Z on the remote). you want appears in the display. The CD cover opens and the function Select To play switches to CD. No display The CD in original order. 2 Insert a CD and push down on it gently. (Normal Play) The CD is drawn in and playback starts SHUFFLE The tracks on the CD in random (Shuffle Play) order. automatically. P
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4 Press ENTER/YES on the remote. Playing the CD (continued) The track is programmed. “Step” appears, followed by the order To enter track number using the number of the track just programmed. Then remote the last programmed track number appears, You can also select the desired track using the followed by the total playing time of the remote during Normal Play (no display). program. If you have made a mistake, you Press the numeric buttons. The playback can clear the last programmed track from
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CD Tips 4 Enter a character. • The program you made remains after Program Play Type of Do this finishes. To play the program again, switch the character function to CD, and then press CD u (or CD N Press the corresponding letter on the remote). Uppercase or button on the remote repeatedly lowercase • “--.--” appears when the total program time exceeds until the character to be entered 100 minutes, or when you select a CD track whose letters flashes, or press the button once number is 21 or over
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Labelling a CD (continued) Checking the disc titles 1 Press FUNCTION repeatedly until “CD” appears in the display. 2 Press MENU/NO on the remote in stop mode. 3 Press . or > on the remote repeatedly until “Name Check?” appears, and then press ENTER/YES on the remote. 4 Press . or > on the remote repeatedly to select a disc title stored in the system memory between 001 and 100. To check the current disc title Press SCROLL on the remote in stop mode. Erasing a disc title 1 Press FUNCTION repeatedl
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Tuner Tuner 6 Press TUNING + or – repeatedly to select the desired preset number. Presetting radio stations The system can store a total of 30 preset stations (20 for FM and 10 for AM). You can then tune in any of those stations simply by selecting the corresponding preset number. 7 Press ENTER/YES on the remote. There are two ways to store the preset stations. “Complete!” appears, and then the station is stored. To Method Automatically tune in Automatic Tuning Preset 8 Repeat steps 1 to 7 to p
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1 Press TUNER/BAND to select “FM” or Presetting radio stations (continued) “AM”. 2 Press PLAY MODE/TUNING MODE Other operations repeatedly until “PRESET” appears in the display. To Do this 3 Press TUNING + or – repeatedly to Tune in a weak Follow the procedure station described in “Setting presets select the desired preset station (or through manual tuning”. station name* or RDS station name**). * The station name appears only if you have Cancel presetting Press MENU/NO on the labelled the stati
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Tuner Receiving RDS broadcasts Labelling the preset Simply select a station from the FM band. stations When you tune in a station that provides RDS services, the station name appears in the — Station Name display. You can label each preset station with up to 10 To check the RDS information symbols or characters (Station Name). Each time you press DISPLAY, the display changes cyclically as follows: 1 Tune in the station you want to label (see page 16). Station name** t Frequency t Clock display t
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Sound Adjustment Timer Adjusting the sound Falling asleep to music — Sleep Timer Reinforcing the bass sound The Sleep Timer function lets you specify a — DSG sleep time, after which the system stops playing and turns off automatically. You can thus fall asleep to music. Press DSG* on the remote. “DSG” appears in the display. Press SLEEP on the remote repeatedly. Press again to cancel DSG. The sleep time changes cyclically as follows: * DSG: Dynamic Sound Generator AUTO* t 90min t 80min t 70min
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Sound Adjustment/Timer Timer 7 Press . or > on the remote Waking up to music repeatedly until the music source you want appears. — Daily Timer The display changes as follows: By setting the Daily Timer, you can make the TUNER y CD PLAY system automatically turn on and off at 8 Press ENTER/YES on the remote. specified times. To use this function, make The starting time, the stopping time, the sure that you have set the system clock music source, and the volume appear in correctly (see “Setting t
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Display Using the display Turning off the display — Power Saving Mode Checking the remaining time Even if the system is off, the system consumes Press TIME on the remote repeatedly power to display the clock and to stay during playback. responsive to commands from the remote. The display changes cyclically as follows: Power Saving mode reduces the amount of Elapsed playing time on the current track t power consumed during standby. 1 Remaining time on the current track* t In this mode, the clock
