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CONNECTIONS
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Note
Do not connect the mains
Ieadtoan
AC outlet. until all
connections
have been made.
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The system is not disconnected
from the mains unless
the mains lead is unplugged
from the AC outlet.
Speakers
To achieve
proper
stereo
reproduction,
identical
con-
nections must be made
at the speakers
and this unit.
Connect the speaker wire plug to the
SPEAKERS socket
of the unit.
FM aerials
The FM indoor aerial
is sufficient
to receive most local
FM broadcasts
and should
be connected
to the EXT.
ANT.
terminal.
Extend
the
aerial
wire
as straight
as
possible
and, while
listening
to the sound
from
the
system,
secure
it in a position
which
yields
minimal
distortion
and noise.
In fringe areas or where
reception
is distorted
or noisy,
an FM outdoor
aerial
(not
supplied)
should
be con-
nected instead
of the indoor
aerial.
The terminals
will
accept 75-ohm
coaxial
cable.
Consult
your dealer.
AM loop aerial
Assemble
the loop aerial
as shown
in
figure.
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Unwind
the aerial wires,
then connect them to the AM
LOOPANT.
terrnjnals.
Place the loop aerial in a position
which
yields the bgst AM reception,
or attach it to a wall
or other
surface
as shown
in figure.
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Note:
To minimize
noise, the speaker,
mains
and any other
leads should
not come close to the FM
indoor or outdoor
aerial lead and
AM loop aerial.
Do not place the aerial
leads close to the system
or TV.
Video
equipment
Connect
leads
(not
supplied)
from
the audio
output
sockets
of the video equipment
to the VIDEO IN sockets.
Headphones
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Connect
stereo
headphones
(not
supplied)
to the
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PHONES
socket for monitoring
or for private
listening.
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The
speakers
are
automatically
disconnected
when
,
headphones
are connected.
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