Sony MHC-C9EX - Manuel (Page 23)

Chapter 6:
Additional
Features
Falling Asleep to Music
Waking Up to Music
Timer-Recording Radio
Programs
Microphone Mixing
Karaoke: Singing Along
(karaoke pon)
Connecting Optional
Equipment
Falling Asleep to
Music
You can set the stereo system to turn off
automatically so you can go to sleep to
music.
Before setting the sleep timer, make sure
the clock has been set correctly.
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1
Play your favorite sound source (a tape,
the tuner or a CD).
2
Press SLEEP while the source is playing
to choose how long you want the music
to play.
"SLEEP" and the minutes indication
appear in the display. As you press
SLEEP, the indication decreases by ten
minutes from 90 to 10.
The power will turn off after 90 to 10
minutes depending on the length of time
you chose.
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10-»OFF
To cancel the sleep timer
Set the timer to "SLEEP OFF".
To check the remaining time before
the sleep timer turns off the system
Press SLEEP once.
The remaining time in minutes is displayed
for several seconds.
To change the remaining time whiie
the sieep timer is in operation
Press SLEEP repeatedly and select the
remaining time you want.
To turn off the system before the
sleep timer turns off the system
Press SYSTEM POWER.
Note
• When the sleep timer is activated,
you cannot use the other timer-related
functions.
Waking Up to Music
You can wake up to music at a preset time.
You need only set the timer once. You can
select the DAILY timer which is activated
every day or the ONCE timer which is
activated just once. When you select the CD
player as the sound source, you can play a
CD in any play mode (normal, shuffle or
program). Before setting the timer, make
sure the clock has been set correctly.
1 Prepare the sound source.
To wake up to radio
Tune in the preset station you want.
To wake up to CD
Insert the CD. If you want to play it
from a desired track, do the neccessary
procedures for programmed CD play.
(See "Playing Tracks in the Desired
Order" ).
Note
•The contents for playing mode are
memorized even after you turn off the
system.
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Chapter 6: Additional Features