SONY Radio Tape Player Automotive Manual L0040168

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SONY: 3808290,1ill

FM/AM Cassette

Car Stereo

Operating Instructions__

Owner's Record

The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom of the unit.

Record the serial number in the space provided below.

Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this

product.

Model No. XR-C2300X Serial No.

Model No. XR-C2200 Serial No.

For installation and connections, see the supplied installation/connections

manual.

XR-C2300X

XR-C2200

Warning

This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limils for a Class Bdigital

device, pursuant to Part 15of the FCC Rules.

These limits are demgned to prov,de

reasonable protectionagamst _

interferencemaresidentialmstaUafion.This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate

radio frequencyenergy and, if notinstalled

and used in accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful in terference to rad _o

communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference wfllnot occur haa

particular mstaUation. If this equipment does

cause harmful interference to radio or

televis,on reception, which can be determined

by turning the eqmpment off and on, the user

is encouraged to try to correct the interference

by one or more o f the following measures'

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a

circuit different from tha t to wlmch the

receiver is connected.

-- Consult the dealer or an expenenced radio /

TV technician for help.

You are cautioned that any changes or

modifications not expressly approved m ttus

manual could void your authority to opera te

this equipment.

Welcome !

Thankyou for purch_ing thisSonyCassette

In addition to the cassette playback and radio

operations, you can expand your sys tern by

connecting an optional CD/MD umt *L.

When you operate this unzt or a connected

optional CD umt with the CD TEXT function,

the CD TEXT reformation will appear in the

d,splay when you play a CDTEXT disc _e

*' You can connect a CD changer, an MD changer,

aCD player, or an MD player.

_" ACD TEXT disc is an audio CD that includes

information such as the disc name, artist name,

and track names

This _nformation Js recorded on the dtsc

Precautions

•If your car was parked in direct sunlight

resulting in a considerable rise in temperature

inside the car, allow the unit to cool off before

operating it.

• If no power is being supplied to the unit,

check the connections first. Ifeverything is in

order, check the fuse.

•If no sound comes from the speakers of a

two-speaker system, set the fader control to

the center position.

•When the tape is played back for a long

period, the cassette may become warm

because of thebuilt-in power amphfier.

However, this is not a sign of malfunction.

If you have any questions or problems

concerning your unit that are not covered in

thismanual, please consultyour nearest Sony

dealer.

TO maintain high quality sound

If you have drinkholders near your audio

equipment, be careful not to splash juice or

other soft drinks onto the car audio. Sugary

residues on this unit or cassette tapes may

contaminate the playback heads, reduce the

sound quahty, or prevent sound reproduction

tog tm.

Cassette cleaning kits cannot remove sugar

from the tape heads.

Notes on Cassettes

Cassette care

•Do not touch the tape surface of a cassette, as

any dirt or dust willcontaminate the heads.

• Keep cassettes away from equipment with

built-in magnets such as speakers and

amplifiers, aserasureor distortion on the

recorded tape could occur.

• Do not expose cassettes to direct sunlight,

extremely cold temperatures, or moisture.

• Slack in the tape may cause the tape to be

caught in the machine. Before you insert the

tape, use a pencil or a similar object to turn

the reel and take up any slack.

•Dis_or tedcassettes and loose labelscancause

problems when inserting or ejecting tapes.

Remove or replaoe loose labels,

• The sound may become distorted while

playing thecassette.The cassetteplayer head

shouldbe cleaned after eachS0hours of use.

Cassettes longer than 90 minutes

The use of cassettes longer than 90 minutes is

not recommended except for long continuous

play. The tape used for these cassettes isvery

thinand tends to stretcheas'fly. Frequent

playing and stopping of these tapes may cause

them to become entangled in the cassette deck

mechanism.

Table of Contents

Location of controls ................................................. 5

Getting Started

Resetting the unit ................................................ 6

Detaching the front panel .................................. 6

How to use the menu ......................................... 7

Setting the clock .................................................. 7

CDIMD Unit

Playing a CD or MD ......................................... 12

Playing tracks repeatedly

-- Repeat Play .............................................. 14

Playing tracks in random order

-- Shuffle Play .............................................. 14

Cassette Player

Listening to a tape ............................................... 8

Radio Reception during Fast-forwarding or

Rewinding of a tape

-- ATA (Automatic Tuner Activation) ........ 9

Radio

Memorizing stations automatically

-- Best Tuning Memory (BTM) .................... 9

Memorizing only the desired stations ........... 10

Receiving the memorized stations .................. 10

Other Functions

Adjusting the sound characteristics ................ 11

Changing the sound and display settings ...... 11

Boosting the bass sound

-- D-bass ....................................................... 12

Additional Information

Maintenance ....................................................... 14

Dismounting the unit ....................................... 15

Specifications ..................................................... 16

Troubleshooting guide ..................................... 17

Location of controls

Refer to the pages listed for details.

[] MENU button 7, 9, 10, 11, 13

I_ Volume control dial

I_1 SOURCE (TUNER/CD/MD) button

9, 10, 12

[] PRST/DISC +/- (cursor up/down) buttons

7, 9, 10, 11, 13

During radio reception:

Preset stations select 10

During CD/MD playback:

Disc change 13

I_ DSPL (display mode change) button

8, 12, 13

I_! MODE button

During radio reception:

BAND select 9, 10

During CD or MD playback:

CD/MD unit select 12

[] _-- (eject.) button 8

[] Display window

[] <l_l/IH_(fast winding)/DIR (tape

transport direction change) buttons 8

[] D-BASS button 12

[] SOUND button 11

[] RELEASE (front panel release) button

6,15

[] SEEK/AMS -/+ (cursor left/right) buttons

7, 9, 10, 11, 13

seek 10

Automatic Music Sensor 13

manual search 13

[] Reset button (located on the front side

of the unit behind the front panel) 6

[] ENTER button 7, 9, 10, 11, 13

Number buttons

During radio reception

Preset number select 10

During CD/MD playback:

OREP 14

QSHUF 14

IW OFF button* 6

* Warning when installing in a car

without ACC (accessory) position on

the ignition key switch

Be sure to press _on the unit for two

seconds to turn off the clock display after

turning off the engine.

When you press (_ momentarily, the

dockdisplay does not turn offand this

causesbatterywear.

Getting Started

Resetting the unit

Before operating the unit for the firs t time or

after replacing the car battery, you must reset

theumt.

Remove the front panel and press the reset

button with a pointed objec t, such as a ball-

pointpen.

Reset button

Note

Pressing the reset button will erase the clock

setting and some memorized functions.

Detaching the front panel

You can de tach the front panel of this unit to

protect the u_ut frombezngstolen.

2Press _, then slide the front

panel a little to the left, and pull it off

towards you.

Attaching the front panel

Attachpart (_)ofthefrontpaneltopart (_)of

the unit as illustrated and push the left side

into position until it clicks.

Notes

•Be sure not to attach the frontpanel upside

down.

•Do notpress the frontpanel too hardagainst the

unit when attaching it.

•Do not press too hard or put excessive pressure

on the display window of the front panel.

•Do not expose the front panel to direct sunlight

or heat sources such as hot air ducts, and do not

leave it in ahumid place. Never leave Jt on the

dashboard of a car parked in direct sunhght or

where there may be a considerable rise in

temperature

Caution alarm

If you turn the car ignition offwithout

removing the front panel, the caution alarm

willbeep for a fewseconds

If you connect anoptional power amplifier and

do not use the built-inamphfier, thebeep

sound will be deactivated.

Notes

•Be sure not to drop the panel when detaching it

from the unit.

•If you detach the panel while the unit isstill

turned on, the power will turn off automatically

to prevent the speakersfrom being damaged.

•When carrying the front panel with you, use the

supplied front panel case.

How to use the menu

This unit is operated by selecting items from a

menu.

To select, first enter the menu mode and

choose up/down (+/-of _), or

choose left/right (-/+ of _).

(PRST/DISC,.)

(+) : To select upwards

OPress either side of _to set

the minute. I

2Press _.

Ita#B I

The clock starts.

After the clock setting iscomplete, the

display returns to normalplaybackmode.

(-) : To select downwards

(-) : To select

leftwards (+) : To select

rightwards I

Setting the clock

The clockuses a 12-hour digitalindication.

Example:To set the clock to 10:08

1 Press _, then press either side of

repeatedly until "CLOCK"

appears.

I" #

O Press(_).

IF% SET

The hour indication flashes.

OPresseithersideof _toset

the hour.

0Press + side of (SEEK/AMS).

_-v.J

The minute indication flashes.

Cassette Player

Listening to a tape

Insert a cassette.

Playback starts automatically.

Fast-winding the tape

During playback, press _or I_1_.

Direction

indicator *To advance To rewind

FWD _

REV _

*The < • mdicator will flash while fast-winding

the tape.

To start playbackdurmg fast-forwardmgor

rewinding, press the other fast-winding button

partially until the locked button _sreleased.

The side facing up is played.

[TRPE "-J

The side facing down is played.

{PE ' TRPE "'1

To change the tape's playback direction, press <HI

and IH_.

To stop playback and eject the

cassette

Press--_..

Changing the display item

Eachtimeyoupress _, theitem changes

as follows:

Tape playback *--, frequency _

*While the ATA function is activated

After you select the desired _tem, the d_splay

willautomahcally change to the Motion

Dlsplaymode after a fewseconds.

In theMotlon D_splay mode, all the above

items are scrolled m the display one by one in

order.

rip

The Motion Display mode can be turned off. (See

"Changing the sound and display settings" on

page 1 I).

Radio Reception during

Fast-forwarding or

Rewinding of a tape

-- ATA (Automatic Tuner Activation)

When fast-fonvarding or rewinding with the

or _ button, the tuner will turn on

automatically.

1During playback, press _.

It-, SET r-i nr-t, ,_]

\-J L k UL r_

2Press either side of

repeatedly until'ATA" appears.

P"" flr FF "-J

3Press+sideof _toselect

#_N= ar

P,'. FIIR-BN-'-J

".-vY

Playmodestarts

4Press _.

To return to normal playback mode, select

"OFF" in step 3 above.

Radio

Memorizing stations

automatically

-- BestTuning Memory (BTM)

The unit selects the stations with the strongest

signals and memorizes them in the order of

their frequencies. You can store up to 6 stations

on each band (FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, and

AM2).

Caution

When tuning m stations while driving, use

Best Tumng Memory to prevent accidents.

Press (SOURCE) repeatedlyto select the

tuner.

Each tlmeyou press _SOURCE), the source

changes as follows.

•TUNER •CD*

L MD* 4

*If the corresponding optional equipment is

not connected, this item will not appear.

2Press _repeatedlytoselectthe

band.

Each timeyoupress _,the band

changes as follows:

_1_ FMI_ FM2 _FM3 --

AM2 _AM1 4

3Press _,then presseither side of

repeatedly until "BTM"

appears.

4Press_.

The unit stores stations in the order of thew

frequenciesonthe number buttons.

A beep sounds when the setting is stored

Notes

• The unit does not store stations with weak

signals. If only a few stations can be received,

some number buttons will retain their former

setting.

• When a number is indicated in the display, the

unit starts storing stations from the one currently

displayed.

Memorizing only the

desired stations

You can preset up to 18 FM stations (6 each for

FM1, 2, and 3) and up to 12 AM stations (6

each for AM1 and 2) in the order of your

choice.

1 Press _repeatedlytoselectthe

tuner.

2 Press (_ repeatedlytoselecttbe

band.

3Press either side of _to tune

in the station that you want to store on

the number button.

4Press and hold the desired number

button (CD to (_)) until "MEM" appears.

The number button indication appears in

the display.

Note

If you try to store another station on the same

number button, the previously stored station will

be erased.

Receiving the memorized

stations

1Press _repeatedlytoselectthe

tuner.

2Press (_ repeatedlytoselectthe

band.

If you cannot tune in a preset

station

Press either side of _to search

for the station (automatic tuning).

Scanning stops when the unit receives a

station.Presseithersideof ( SEE_AMS_

repeatedly until the desired station is

received.

Note

If the automatic tuning stops too frequently, press

(_, then press either side of

repeatedly until "LOCAL" (local seek mode) is

displayed. Then press +side of _to

select "LOCAL-ON. " Press (_.

Only the stations with relatively strong signals will

be tuned in.

Tip

If you know the frequency of the station you want

to listen to, press and hold either side of

until the desired frequency appears

(manual tuning).

If FM stereo reception is poor

Monaural Mode

1During radio reception, press _,

then press either side of _PRST/DISC)

repeatedly until "MONO" appears.

2Press + side of _until'MONO-

ON" appears.

The sound improves, butbecomes

monaural ("ST" disappears).

3 F_ress_.

To return to normal mode, select "MONO-

OFF" in step 2 above.

3Press the number button (Q to (_) on

which the desired station is stored.

T_p

Press either side of _to receive the

stations in the order they are stored in the

memory (Preset Search Function).

Other Functions

Adjusting the sound

characteristics

You canadjustthe bass, treble, balance, and

fader.

You can store the bass and treble levels

independently for each source.

1Select the item you want to adjust by

pressing _ repeatedly.

BAS (bass) --_TRE (treble)

BAL (left-right) --FAD (front-rear)

2Adjust the selected item by pressing

either side of

Ad]ust withtn threeseconds after selecting

the item.

Changing the sound and

display settings

The following items can be set:

• CLOCK (page 7).

• BEEP -to turn the beep sound on or off.

• A.SCRL (Auto Scroll)* (page 13).

• D.INFO (Dual Information) to display the

clock and the play mode at the same time

(ON) or to display the informahon

alternately (OFF).

• M.DSPL- to turn the Motion Display on or

off

1 Press_.

2Presseithersideof _PRST/DISC)

repeatedly until the desired item

appears,

Each time you press (-) side of

_, the item changes as follows:

CLOCK--_ BEEP--, A.SCRL*--_ D.INFO --_

M.DSPL

When the radio is off, or when no tape, CD,

or MD is playing, thb item will not appear.

Note

The displayed item will differ depending on

the source.

3Press (+) side of (SEEK/AMS) to select the

desired setting (Example: ON or OFF).

4_ess_.

After the mode settingis complete, the

display returns to normal playback mode.

Boosting the basssound

D-bass

You can enjoy a clear and powerful bass

sound. The D-bass function boosts the low

frequency and high frequency signal with a

sharper curve than conventional bass boost.

You can hear the bass line more clearly even

while the vocal volume remains the same. You

can emphasize and adjust the bass sound

east, ' with the D-BASS control

]

0dB

_D BAS_ 3

•D BA_5 2

B_S 1

D BASS 3

D BASS 2

Frequency (Hz)

Adjusting the bass curve

Press _repeatedly to select the

desired bass curve.

As the D-BASS number increases so does

the effect.

D.BASS-1 -'-* D.BASS-2 -"* D.BASS-3 --*

D.BASS-OFF

Note

The bass sound may distort at same volume. If the

bass sound distorts, select less effective bass curve.

With Optional Equipment

CD/MD Unit

Th_s umt can control a maximum of ten

external CD/MD untts m this configuratton'

CD umt - maximum of five

MD unit -maximum of five

Any combination up to ten will work.

If you connect an ophonal CD unit with the

CD TEXT function, the CD TEXT reformation

will appear m the display when you play a CD

TEXT d_sc.

Playing a CD or MD

1Press _repeatedly to select CD

or MD.

2 Press _until the desired unit

appears.

CD/MD playback starts.

When a CD/MD unit is connected, all the

tracks play from the beginning.

Changing the display item

Each time you press _ during CD, CD

TEXT, or MD playback, the item changes as

follows'

Elapsed playback time

Discname*_/Artist name*_

Track name *_

*' ltyou have not labeled the discor if there is no

discname prerecorded on the MD, "NO NAME"

appears in the display.

.2 If you play a CD TEXTdisc, the artist name

appears in the display after the discname

(Only for CD TEXT discswith the artist name.)

,3 If the track name of a CO TEXTdlscor MD is not

prerecorded, "NO NAME" appears in the

d_splay.

After you select the desired item, the display

will automatically change to the Motion

Display mode after a few seconds.

In the Motion Display mode, all the above

items are scrolled in the display one by one in

order.

The Motion Display mode can be turned off. (See

"Changing the sound and display settings" on

page 11).

Automatically scrolling a disc name

-- Auto Scroll

If the disc name, artist name, or track name on

a CD TEXT disc or MD exceeds 8 characters

and the Auto Scroll function is on, information

automatically scrolls across the display as

follows:

•The disc name appears when the disc has

changed (if the discname is selected).

• The track name appears when the track has

changed (if the track name is selected).

If you press _ to change the display

item, the disc or track name of the MD or CD

TEXT disc is scrolled automatically whether

you set the function on or off.

1During playback, press _.

2Press either side of

repeatedly until "A.SCRL" appears.

3Press + side of _to select

"A.SCRL-ON."

Locating a specific track

-- Automatic Music Sensor (AMS)

During playback, press either side of

(SEEK/AMS) momentarily for each track

you want to skip.

To locate

preceding

tracks

To locate

succeeding

_tracks

Locating a specific point in a track

-- Manual Search

During playback, press and hold either

side of _. Release when you

have found the desired point.

[,: ::OF)

To search I_ ;:" TO search

Changing Discs

During playback, press either side of

momentarily.

The desired disc in the current unit begins

playback.

For succeeding discs

4Press _.

To cancel Auto Scroll, select "A.SCRL-OFF" in

step 3 above.

Note

For some discs with very many characters, the

following cases may happen:

-- Some of the characters are not displayed

--Auto Scroll does not work.

For preceding discs

Disc number

Track number

Playing tracks repeatedly

-- Repeat Play

You can select'

• REP-1 - to repeat a track.

• REP-2 - to repeat a disc.

During playback, press Q(REP)

repeatedly until the desired setting

appears.

-I_ REP-1 •REP-2

REP-OFF4

Repeat Play starts.

To return to normal playback mode, select

"REP-OFF" in step above.

Playingtracks in random

order - Shuffle Play

You can select"

,,SHUF-1 - to play the tracks on the current

disc in random order.

• SHUF-2 - to play the tracks in the current

unit in random order.

• SHUF-ALL - to play all the tracks in all the

umts in random order.

Additional

Information

Maintenance

Fuse Replacement

When replacing the fuse, be sure to use one

matching the amperage ratmg stated on the

original fuse If the fuse blows, check the

power connechon and replace the fuse. If time

fuse blows again after replacement, there may

be an internal malfunction. In such a case,

consult your nearest Sony dealer.

Fuse (10 A)

Warning

Never use a fuse with an amperage rating

exceeding the one supphed with the unit as

th_s could damage the unit

During playback, press _(SHUF)

repeatedly until the desired setting

appears.

_SHUF-1 •SHUF-2 --

SHUF-OFF •SHUF-ALL

Shuffle Play starts.

To return to normal playback mode, select

"SHUF-OFF" in step above.

Cleaning the Connectors

The unit may not function properly if the

connectors between the unit and the front

panel are not clean. Inorder to prevent this,

open the front panel by pressing CRELF-.ASE),

then detach it and clean the connectors with a

cotton swab dipped in alcohol. Do not apply

too much force. Otherwise, the connectors may

bedamaged.

Dismounting the unit

Releasekey (supplied)

Main unit

Back of the front panel

Notes

•For safety, turn off the engine before cleaning

the connectors and remove the key from the

ignition switch.

•Never touch the connectors directly with your

fingers or with any metal device.

Specifications

AUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONS

POWER OUTPUT AND TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION

19 watts (for XR-C2300X)/18 watts (for XR-C2200) per channel

minimum continuous average power into 4 ohms, 4 channels

driven from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 1% total

harmonic distortion.

Other specifications

Cassette player section

Tape track

Wow and flutter

Frequency response

S_gnal-to-nolse ratio

4-track 2-channel stereo

013 % (WRMS)

30 - 15,000 Hz

55 dB

Tuner section

Tunmg range

Antenna terminal

Intermedmte frequency

Usable sensihvlty

Selechvl_'

Slgnal-to-nmse ratio

87 5 - 107.9 MHz

External antenna connector

10,7MHz

9 dBf

75 dB at 400 kHz

65 dB (stereo),

68 dB (mono)

Harmomc dmtortion at 1 kHz

0 7 % (stereo),

0.4 % (mono}

Separahon 35 dB at 1 kHz

Frequency response 30 - 15,000 Hz

Tumng range

Antenna terminal

Intermediate frequency

SensifivRy

530 - 1,710 kHz

External antenna connector

10.7 MHz/450 kHz

30.v

Power amplifier section

Outputs Speaker outputs

(sure seal connectors)

Speaker Impedance 4 - 8 ohms

Maximum power output XR-C2300X

50 W ×4(at 4 ohms)

XR-C2200

45 W x 4 (at 4 ohms)

General

Outputs

Tone controls

Power requirements

D_mensmns

Mounting dimensions

_ass

Supplied accessories

Ophonal accessones

Op'aonal equipment

Audto output

Power antenna relay

control lead

Power amphfier control

lead

Bass -+8 dB at 100 Hz

Treble -+8dB at 10 kHz

12 V DC car batte D"

(negatwe ground)

Approx 188 x58 x 182 mm

(7'/2 x 2 3/8 x71/4m)

(w/h/d)

Approx. 182 x53 x163 mm

(7 l/4x21/sx 61/2m.)

(w/h/d)

Approx 1 2 kg (2 lb 10 oz)

Parts for installation and

connectmns (1 set)

Front panel case (1)

BUS cable (supphed with

an RCA pm cord)

RC-61 (1 m), RC-62 (2 m)

CD changer (10 dines)

CDX-838, CDX-737,

CDX-636

MD changer (6 discs)

MDX-65

Other CD/MD changers

with the Sony-BUS system

Source selector

XA-C30

Design and specifications are subject to change

without notice.

Troubleshooting guide

The fo Uowing checklist will help you remedy the problems you may encounter with your unit.

Before going through the checklist below, check the connections and operating procedures.

General

Problem Cause/Solution

No sound. • Setthefadercontroltothecenterpositionfortwo-speaker

systems.

•Rotate the dial clockwise to adjust the volume.

The contents of the memory • Thepowercordorbatteryhasbeendisconnected.

have been erased. • The resetbuttonwaspressed.

--* Store again into the memory.

Indications do not appear in the Remove the front panel and clean the connectors. See

display. "Cleaning the connectors" (page 15) for details.

Tape playback

Problem Cause/Solution

The sound is distorted. The tape head is contaminated.

--_ Clean the head with a commercially available dry4ype

cleaningcassette.

Radio reception

Problem

Preset tuning is not possible. • Memorizethecorrectfrequency.

•The b roa dcast signal is too we ak.

Automatic tuning is not Thebroadcastsignalistooweak.

possible. --* Use manual tuning.

The stations cannot be Connectanpowerantennacontrollead(blue)oraccessory

received, power supply lead (red) to the power supply lead of a car's

The sound is hampered by antennabooster. (Whenyourcarhasbuilt-inFM/AMantenna

noises, in the rear/side glass only.)

The "ST" indication flashes. •Tuneinthefrequencyaccurately.

•The broadcast signalis too weak.

---_Set toMONO mode (page 10).

CD/MD playback

Problem CauselSolution

The sound skips. Adirtyordefectivedisc.

Cause/Solution

Error displays (when an optional CD/MD unit is connected)

The foil owing indications will flash for abo u tfive second s, and an alarm sound will be heard.

Display Cause Solution

The disc magazine is not inserted in Insert the disc magazine in the CD /

NOMAG the CD/MD unit. MD unit.

N O DIS C No disc is inserted in the CD/MD unit. Insert discs in the CD/MD unit.

NG DISGS ACD/MDcannotplaybecauseof InsertanotherCD/MD.

someproblem,

A CD is dirty or inserted upside Clean or insert the CD correctly.

down. _2

ERROR" An MD does not playbecause of some Insert anotherMD.

problem. _2

BEAN K,1 MD._N°trackshavebeenrecorded onan PlaYit.an MD with tracks recorded on

The CD/MD unit cannot be operated Press the resetbutton of the unit.

RESET because of someproblem.

The lid of the MD unit is open or MDs Close the lid or insert the MDs

NO READY arenotinsertedproperly, properly.

The arnbient temperature ismore than Wait until the ternperature goes

HI TEMP 50°C (122°F). downbelow 50oc (122OF).

*_ When an error occurs during playback of a CD or MD, the disc number of the CD or MD does not appear

in the display.

,2 The disc number of the disc causing the error appears in the display.

IfLheabove-mentioned solutions do not help improve the situation, consult your nearest Sony

dealer.

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