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*Power
turns
off automaticaly
after the specified
time
has
elapsed,
a@Can be operated with the remote contrai unit.
Each time the SLEEP button is pressed, the setting changes in
the following sequenca:
AUTO
(AUTO SLEEP)
3
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{Except for the
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'30 min)
{60 min)
1
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FM/AM and AUX)
wo
SLEEP off
SLEEP 30
10}
{30 min}
NOTE:
if you press the SLEEP button during Sleep operation, the time
remaining till the power turns off is displayed. Da not press the
LEEP button when the remaining time is displayed. Otherwise,
the setting changes and the sleep timer cannot function properly.
AUTO SLEEP
elf you press the SLEEP button during CD piay, tape playback,
orduring recording, and select "AUTO", power is automatically
switched OFF a few minutes after the CD or tape stops playing,
or recording finishes.
eif AUTO
SLEEP
is used
during
relay playback,
power
automatically switches OFF after playback of two sides when
only one cassette tape is loaded, and after playback of four
sides when two cassette tapes are loaded.
#You cannot select AUTO SLEEP during CO REPEAT play.
During CD play: AUTO SLEEP operation changes depending
on the mode as follows:
ALL
: Power automaticaily switches OFF after the 25th
CD finishes playing.
SINGLE
—: Power automatically switches OFF after the CD
currently playing finishes,
CONNECTING ANOTHER UNIT TO |
| THIS UNIT
4
aux
Sh
1. Connect
this unit to another unit (Second CD piayer, atc.
(page 5).
2. Press the AUX function button.
3. Operate the unit.
Refer to the other unit's operating instructions for details
concerning operation.
NOTES:
e/f tha function is not sat to AUX, the connected other unit
cannot be operated.
e/f the output jack of the other unit ig not connected to this unit's
IN (AUX) jack, the other unit cannot be operated.
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Cleaning the head section
i
The heads, capstan and pinch roller are parts which are liabie to
gat dirty quite aasily. in particutar, ifthe heads ara dirty, the high
fi
ency components
of the sound will not be reproduced and
the stereo balance will be impaired, resulting in a deterioration
ity. It is therefore
recommended
that the head
on de cleaned regulariy.
ess the £
2 acleaning swab into head cleaning Auid and use itto wine
e head, capstan, and ainch roilers. Wait 2-3 minutes until the
eaning fluic <
3
1. Turn the powe
2
3.
NOTE:
This unit uses a head-siant standby system, with the resuit that
the heads are mounted at an angled position,
@ The illustration shows TAPE |.
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—
Demagnetizing the cassette deck heads
The deck heads may become
magnetized after the deck has
been used for a fong period of time, or if a magnet or other
magnetized object (screwdriver, etc.) is brought near the heads.
Magnatization
of the heads
results in increased
noise and
reduced ability to reproduce high-frequency sounds.
In this
case,
please
use
a commercially
available
head
demagnetizer
at regular intervals to eliminate the magnetic
fieid on the heads. When
using a head demagnetizer, turn this
unit's power switch ON. In order to prevent adverse
effects on
the receiver and speakers, however, be sure to turn down the
receiver's volume control to its lowest position, and disconnect
any headphones from their headphones
jack. For details, consult
the instructions accompanying your head demagnetizer.
ir Maintenance of external surfaces
@ Use a polishing cloth or dry clath to wipe off dust and dirt.
When
the surfaces are dirty, wipe with a soft cloth dipped in
some neutral cleanser diluted five or six times with water, and
wrung out well, and then wipe again with a dry cloth, Do not
use furniture wax or cleaners.
@Never
use
thinners,
benzine,
insecticide
sprays
or other
chemicals on or near this unit, since these will corrode the
surfaces.
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