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1. Tune in the desired st.ation.
2.
Press SET.
(SET
will
.appear
on
the display.)
:3. Pres-s two ackjoini~ngpuslibuttixis at.tksame-time,
within
five
.s&mds.
Whenever you press the
s-arne
two
butto.ns, the
s t a t i m
yau
set will return.
4: Repeat the s~~eps fox each. pair of pushhttons.
Sktting ths Tone
BASS.:
$lid.e
this lexr u p r .down
to,-increase or
decrease bass.
TREBLE:
Slide
this lever
up,or
down
to-
increase or
decrease .treble. If
a
stati0.n
is we.& or
noisy, y.ou:may
want
to
decrease
the
treble.
Playing a Cassette Tape
Your
tape player is built to work best with tapes that are
30. to
45 minutes tong 0.n each si-&-
Tapes longer
than
that are- so thin they may
not work well in this player.
Once
the
tape, is. playing,
use
the
PWR-VOL, BAL
Qnd
FADE
knobs just as yob
do
for the radioi A lighted
arrow will-be displayed to show tape play direc.ti;on.
FORWARD:
Press the arrow button in the direcrian that
the lighted arrow points to advance qui.c-kly t o another
part
of
the tape. Press STOP-EECT lightly to-stop
forwarding and play the tape.
REVERSE: Press the arrow button in the cppo.site
direction that the lighted arrow points to reverse qGckly
to another part of the tape. Press
STOP-EJECT
lightly
to
stop revefsing:and play the tape.
PROG: PESS. this knob to-go from:
m e si-de
of the tape
to the
other.
STOP-EJECT
Press this button
eo
re.rnove the tape or
-stop 'phying the. tape ijn .ordet to play'the radio.
Lf
you
1e;ave a cassette tape in the player while :listening to the,
radio, it may :bec:ome w@m.
FADE: Turn the control
behind. the
h
m
L
knob to move
the sound
to
the front
or
rear speakers. The .middle
position balances the souhd between the speakers.
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