20 Most Recent RCA RP5022 Digital Voice Recorder - Page 6 Questions & Answers

That is an odd thing, CD player don't really need manuals for anything but fixing one, and even that is something nobody does. So either you have a problem with the CD player that you did not mention, or you lack some basic common sense that would help you load the 3 CD's ,and play them. I'm not sure what the problem really is because you did not say. Try stating what the problem is? Manuals, in many cases, can be got by searching Google for them.

If you are speaking about the wires to the speakers from the player, you can get any speaker wire the common sizes are 14 or 16, pay attention to the positive and negative or it will sound muddy.

a RCA connector is a complete piece, the RCA jack is a complete unit. You should use a RCA phono cable. You can try it ans see if it works, it is your unit.

The EQ is made to go between two devices such as a preamplifier then to the EQ then to your receiver or TV to EQ then to your receiver, depending on what you are trying to do. This is how you hook it up. TV line out goes to EQ line in. EQ line out goes to receiver line in. The receiver is then selected to use line in by a push button on your receiver or by other means that says line in to select that as your source from the front receiver panel. The red rca line cable is for the right side and the white is your left side of the audio. your receiver now can hook to the speakers and you have control of the volume up and down from your receiver. Now if you are going to go from your receiver to a high powered amplifier then the line out on your receiver would go to the line in on the EQ and the line out on the EQ would go to the amplifier line in. The amplifier would have to be able to control the volume up and down as line in and line out volumes are fixed. Record output jack is for recording where the jack goes to a recording device line input. The play is the recorder line out that plugs into that jack. Ignore those two jacks for your purpose.

Sometimes it just needs to be grounded. Look for a grounding wire and attach it to a grounded source. Unplug it and the plug it in again after grounding. My turntable goes through this same hum at times and usually it is just that the grounding wire came loose. You can try pushing the wire into the ground in the wall receptacle as well but be careful that you only insert it into the ground portion.

Has power to the unit been verified?

Time for a new player, these are not repaired.

Your DVD player should have some video output connections. Depending on the model, will determine the converter you need to get from the dvd output to the hdmi input of tv. A local cal electronics store (Best Buy, Fry's) etc. can get you the one you need. Might be easier to just bring DVD player in and show them if you're not familiar with the connections.

You need a converter box. AMANKA Digital Audio Converter Optical Coaxial to Analog RCA and 3 5mm...

I see no question here???

Aux inputs typically require line level audio signals. If there is no phono input on the JVC you can buy external phono amps that will solve the problem

no you can not. tape out is line level, turntables produce a small signal and require a preamp to boost to correct level

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You do not need to "match" the speaker wattage with your unit. Choose speakers that sound good, and do not turn the volume up past where it sounds good. Wattage numbers on speakers really mean very little, and certainly are not something to choose by.

Most likely it need an "amplifier" to connect the rca jacks and boost the signal enough to drive speakers.

Elapsed playback time is the only time in unit. page 25 http://www.rcaaudiovideo.com/docs/common/M6504/M6504_OM.pdf

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