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@ FM MODE switch
This switch serves as both an FM mode and an FM muting switch in
the following way:
01 STEREO (MUTING ON) (released position): Normally set the switch
to this position. During FM reception, when a stereo signal of suf-
ficient strength
is received, the receiver operates
in the stereo
mode,
and
the STEREO
indicator
will illuminate.
If the signal
changes to mono, the receiver will be switched to the mono mode
automatically. When
tuning from station to station during FM
reception, interstation noise is eliminated.
2 MONO
(depressed
position): At this position, the receiver wiil
operate
in
the
mono
mode
and
provide
a monaural
sound
regardless of the mode of input signals, and the muting function is
inoperative. When very weak stations are to be tuned in, or when
an FM program is too noisy, use this position. This will reduce the
noise and enable you to receive weak stations, although the stereo
feature must be sacrificed. In this case, keep the volume down to
avoid possible speaker damage from interstation noise.
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Press this button to open the cassette holder.
@ Cassette holder
@ TAPE COUNTER and reset button
The tape counter provides a numerical reference point while record-
ing which can be used to index a recorded cassette. To reset to zero,
press the reset button.
® Tape-type indicators
The type of the tape being used is automatically detected
by the
automatic
tape selector
system
and
the corresponding
indicator
lights.
@® DOLBY NR indicator
Lights when the DOLBY NR switch is depressed (15 ON).
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@® Cassette deck function buttons
It is possible to switch directly from one mode to another. The in-
dicators light when the cassette deck is in the forward, record or
pause mode.
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(rewind) button: Press this button to rewind the tape.
® (forward) button: Press this button to play the tape back. To
record, press this button while holding the record button down.
>> (fast-forward) button: Press this button to advance the tape
rapidly.
®@ (record) button: Press this button together with the » button to
start recording.
@ (stop) button: To stop the tape, press this button.
11 (pause) button: Press this button to stop the tape for a moment
during recording and playback. To restart, press the button again.
This button is also used to release the record muting mode.
QO (record muting) button: Press this button to eliminate unwanted
material and to insert a blank space during recording.
@ MIC (microphone) jack
Accepts any low impedance microphone equipped with a phone plug
for microphone recording.
@ DOLBY NR switch
To record with the Dolby NR*
(Noise Reduction) process, depress
this switch (2
ON). To record without the Dolby NR process, press
again and release this switch (01 OFF).
When playing back, set this switch to the same position used in
recording.
* The Dolby NR system reduces tape hiss and improves the signal-to-noise
ratio. During recording, low-level high-frequency signals, which tend to be
obscured
by tape hiss, are boosted so that they are audible above any tape
noise. When these signals are piayed back, the level is lowered to the original
input level so that the level of any tape noise is reduced to the same extent.
"Dolby" and the double-D symbo! are trade marks of the Doiby Laboratories,
Noise
reduction
system
manufactured
under
license
from
Dolby
Laboratories.
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