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REAR PANEL FACILITIES
MULTI-ROOM REMOTE IN jack.
When using the optional MR-100 adaptor for multi-room remote control,
connect to this jack. (refer to page 14.)
VIDEO OUT jacks
Use to connect a TV set for watching program materials from a VCR
or VDP/CDY connected to this unit.
{FO MONITOR TV jacks}
Connect to monitor TV or to TV sets with video input terminals.
[TO RF MODULATOR jack]
Use to connect a normal TV set. When performing connections, the
RF MODULATOR JA-RF5 (sold separately) is required. By connecting
an RF modulator, video signals can be converted to VHF signals (U.S.
channel 3 or 4), thus allowing this unit to be used to view the selected
source on a normal television set.
NOTE
A "normal TV set" as noted above is one for which RF connections
alone are possible.
Sound is not output from the TO RF MODULATOR jack. Use the
speakers connected to this unit to listen to the sound.
(®) SPEAKERS (FRONT) terminals
A: Connect to a first set of speakers.
B: Connect to a second set of speakers.
Speaker lead wire preparation and connection.
Cutter
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Speaker cable
:
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Twist the strands.
(2) Insert
NOTE:
Do not allow any of the cord's conductors to protrude from the terminals
or touch any ether conductors. Malfunctioning or breakdowns may
occur when conductors come into contacts with each other.
Use speakers of impedance 40 —
16Q. Also set the IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR switch to match the impedance of your speakers.
@ AC OUTLETS
{SWITCHED TOTAL
100 W MAX)
Power supplied through these outlets is turned on and off by the
receiver's POWER switch, Total electrical power consumption of
connected equipment should not exceed 100 W.
(UNSWITCHED 200 W (U.S. and Canadian model), 100 W (Multi-
voltage model) MAX)
@) IMPEDANCE SELECTOR switch
Set this switch to match the impedance of your speakers.
position
position
®
@
wee
es:
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AORB
AORB
40 TO LESS THAN 80
8Q OR MORE
A+8
82 OR MORE
e When using a pair of speakers:
Impedance of a speaker
[
"Selector Position
4Q to less than 80
+
8 or more
{
¢ When using two pairs of speakers:
Select @) as the selector switch position and use speakers having
impedance of 8 ohms or more.
NOTE:
Turn off the receiver's power before changing the impedance selector
switch setting.
@) INPUT jacks
PHONO...... Connect to the output cables from a turntable.
cD.....
.. Connect to the output jacks of a compact dise player.
@® TAPE 1/DAT jacks
Use these to connect a first cassette deck or first DAT {digital audio
tape deck).
Connecting for Recording
The tape recording jack (REC} on the cassette deck or DAT should be
connected to the REC side of the TAPE 1/DAT jack on the receiver with
a pin plug connecting cord.
Connecting for Playback
Connect the PLAY jack on the cassette deck or DAT to the PLAY side
of the TAPE 1/DAT jack on the receiver with a pin plug connecting cord.
@® TAPE 2 jacks
Connect a second cassette deck or second DAT to these jacks.
Connecting for Recording
The tape recording jack (REC) on the cassette deck should be connected
to the REC side of the TAPE 2 jack on the receiver with a pin plug
connecting cord.
Connecting for Playback
Connect the PLAY jack on the cassette deck to the PLAY side of the
TAPE 2 jack on the receiver with a pin pfug connecting cord.
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FRONT PRE-AMP OUT jacks
When a separate power amplifier is used to drive the front speakers,
connect the power amplifier to these jacks.
@® FRONT POWER AMP IN jacks
When a separate pre-amplifier is connected and this unit is used as
power amplifier, connect the pre-amplifier to these jacks,
NOTE:
The FRONT PRE-AMP OUT and FRONT POWER AMP IN jacks are
connected with connector bars. Remove these connector bars when
you want te use the jacks but be sure ta reconnect them when the jacks
are not in use. if you don't, there will be na sound from the front
speakers.
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