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Background operation
You can temporarily operate other components while
listening to/ watching a program source.
1 Hold down the BACKGROUND button.
2 Hold down the numeric button* of the component you
want to operate.
3 Press the button for the operation that you want to
perform.
You can use certain buttons such as VISUAL POWER, TV/
VIDEO, CH PRESET +/-, ANT TV/ VTR, D.SKIP, b>, ~@,
MP,
PP, <1
O.
Example: To record a CD ona
tape:
2 Hold down 4
(for a tape
1 Hold down
deck).
BACKGROUND.
3 Press @ to
record.
Note
You can record only in the forward direction with
background operation.
* Fora
list of the components that are assigned to the
numeric buttons, see the table in "Changing the Settings of
the FUNCTION Buttons" on this page.
Changing the Settings of the FUNCTION
Buttons
The FUNCTION buttons are preset to operate only specific
eet
components. (The CD button operates only the CD player.)
However, if you want to use different components, you can
change the presets to control these different components.
For example, if you connect a DAT deck to the CD IN jacks,
you can operate the DAT deck with the CD FUNCTION
button by changing the preset function to the DAT function.
To change the settings of the FUNCTION buttons
1 Hold down the FUNCTION button that you want to
change.
2 Press one of the numeric (0 to 9) buttons to select a new
component.
Example: To change the CD FUNCTION button to operate
a DAT deck, press 2 (for the DAT deck) while holding down
the CD button.
1 Hold down CD.
2 Press 2
(DAT).
xa)
Note
* The settings of the TUNER button and the PHONO button
cannot be changed.
* To change the FUNCTION buttons back to their original
preset, perform these procedures again.
With the numeric buttons (0 to 9), each function can be
selected as described in the following table:
The function to be selected
al Numeric buttons
TV
0
CD player
]
DAT deck
2
MD recorder
3
DECK A
+
DECK B
|
3
LD player
6
VTR 1 (Remote control mode)
7
VTR 2 (Remote control mode)
8
VTR 3 (Remote control mode)
9
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