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BASIC OPERATIONS
| When presetting a station Mode 2 (e.g. presetting a station to
jo. 21}:
Mode 2 stations are preset by pressing the STATION CALL 9/21
switch twice within about 2 seconds.
|
Q
STATION CALL
Press twice
switch number
| Frequency
display
e After you press the STATION
CALL switch, the display will
flash for about 2 seconds, then the station will be memorized.
If you press another switch
(except the FM
MONO
switch}
while the display is flashing, the station will not be memorized.
Pressing
the
STATION
CALL
switch
again
within
about
2
seconds switches alternately between Mode 1 and Mode 2.
» Mode 1
(1 ~ 12)
» Mode 2
(13 ~ 24)
Press twice
within about 2 sec.
RECEPTION USING PRESET TUNING
The setting of the FM MONO
switch will also be recalled along
with the preset station frequency.
1. Perform the preliminary operations on page 11.
2. Press the STATION
CALL
switch
into which
the desired
station has been memorized.
° To listen to a Mode
1 broadcast, press the switch once,
and to listen to a Mode 2 broadcast, press it twice.
In this way,
simple and accurate
reception of any desired
station is possible.
NOTE:
° The
contents
of the
STATION
CALL
switches
will be
preserved
for several
days,
even
if the
power
cord
is
unplugged.
° if a preset station has been erased, re-preset it.
Last Station Memory
* The last station received on either band is memorized and can
be tuned in again just by pressing tuner and Band selector
switches.
* These last two stations are in memory even if POWER is turned
off.
TAPE PLAY
Tapes may be played back in Deck | or Deck II but not in both
decks at the same time.
REC switch
STOP switch
STOP switch
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EJECT
EJECT
switch
DOLBY NR REV MODE
switch
switch
switch
Press EJECT switch, and load a recorded tape.
Set the DOLBY
NR switch to the same
position used for
recording.
Select REV MODE switch.
Press Play switch (Bor <@).
Press Play switch of the foaded deck.
5. Adjust VOLUME
control on the amplifier and the tone with
the GRAPHIC
EQUARIZER controls.
6.
To stop playback, press STOP switch (Hf).
Auto Stop Mechanism
The mechanismstops
automatically
when
the end of tape is
reached.
NOTE:
When PLAY switch of one deck is pressed while the other deck is
in playback
mode,
the
former
stops
and
the
latter
starts
playback.
RECORDING
ONTO
A
CASSETTE
TAPE
Use the normal tape or chrome tape.
Material
can
be recorded
on
Deck
II only.
Recording
is not
possible on Deck I. You can make a recording of a source which
has passed through the graphic equalizer.
1.
Press EJECT switch,
and load the tape for recording
into
Deck Hl.
Check to see that the accidental erasure prevention tabs are
not broken off.
2. Set DOLBY NR switch to the desired position.
°A tape which
has been
recorded
using the DOLBY
NR
system must be played back with the same system.
3. Select REV MODE switch.
4.
Use the FUNCTION switch on the amplifier to select and play
the recording source.
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Program source | Selected indicator
Operation
Compact disc
cD
play a compact disc
Record
PHONO
Operate the turntable
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Radio broadcast
TUNER
Tune into a broadcast
Tape
TAPE
Play a tape in Deck f
Equipment which
VIDEO/AUX
Operate the equipment
is connected to
connected to VIDEQ/AUX
VIDEO/AUX
jacks
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5.
Adjust the graphic equalizer controls to change the sound
quality for recording.
6. Press REC switch (@).
@ The REC indicator lights.
* The direction indicators flashes.
7.
Press the appropriate PLAY switch (B-or ~<d}.
8.
To stop recording, press STOP switch (Hi).
Auto reverse function
This unit uses rotary type recording and playback heads, and the
same heads are used in both forward and reverse directions.
Tape-end
detection
is employed
to
activated
auto
reverse
operation which takes approx. 2 seconds after the tape is taken
up.
NOTE:
A leader tape having a length equivalent to approx. 5 seconds is
attached to an ordinary cassette tape. This means that for two-
way travel of the leader tape there will be a break of approx.
12
seconds in the sound. Be very careful of this, particularly when
making a two-way recording.
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