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SWITCHES AND CONTROLS
(1) Power Button
This button turns on the unit. The LED indi¬
cator above it will glow when the power is on.
Press the button a second time to turn off the
power.
(2) Headphone Jack
For private listening, plug your headphones
into this jack. The volume of the headphone
sound can be
regulated with the volume con
trol.
(3) Mono Button
Pressing this button will cause the unit to re¬
produce any input signal monaurally. When the
button is released, the unit gives stereo re¬
production.
(4) Tape Monitor Button
Depress this button when you wish to listen to
the signal from tape deck. In the released posi¬
tion, the unit operates in the mode selected by
the function selector.
(5) Function Selector
The function selector works only when the
Tape Monitor button is released to off. It is
usod to select program sources: Depress PHO¬
NO button to reproduce signal from turn¬
table, C.D. button for signal from compact
disc player, and TUNER for signal from tuner.
(6) Volume Control
Used to regulate the volume level. Turn clock¬
wise to increase the volume, and counterclock¬
wise to reduce it.
This is a dual concentric knob which permits
either separate or combined adjustment of both
channels.
OPERATION
• Before commencing operation, check to
see if all connections are properly
made.
• Always be sure to set the volume control
to the minimum position before turning on
power.
Listening from turntbale
1. Set Tape Monitor button in releosed
(OFF) position.
2. Depress PHONO button on the function
selector.
3. Start the play, then raise the volumo.
Listening from compact disc player or
tuner
1. Set Tape Monitor button in released
(OFFI position.
2. To listen to a compact disc, depress
C.D. button on the function selector; depress
TUNER button to receive radio broadcast.
3. Play the compact disc or tune in to the
desired station, according to instructions given
for the equipment.
4. Raise the volume level.
Playing back tape deck
1. Depress Tape Monitor button to ON.
2. Start playback.
3. Raise the volume level.
Recording program source
Play the desired program source according to
the procedures mentioned above. The signal
from the source will be sent through TAPE
MONITOR OUT terminals on unit's rear panel.
Put the tape deck in the record mode to record
the
signal. During recording, operation of
Volume control, and Mono button will have
no effect on the signal being sent through
TAPE MONITOR OUT terminals.
HUM AND NOISE
In any high fidelity installation, hum may be
caused by the interconnection of a turntable,
tuner and amplifier, and speakers as the result
of wiring, different grounding or locations of
components.
If hum is experienced with your unit, discon¬
nect everything but the speakers from the unit.
Plug in the turntable and if hum or howling
appears, move the turntable away from the
speakers as much as possible.
Note hum may also be induced by defective
cable connections or by running the cables too
close to a strong AC field.
When your unit picks up noise during the
reception of broadcasts, causes are mostly due
to external objects such as fluorescent lamps
and house appliances using motor or thermo¬
stat, or others that may induce the noiso.
Either relocating the unit away from the noise
sources or using an improved outdoor antenna
may readily solve the problom.
In the event you cannot find the cause, consult
your dealer or a qualified electrician.
PROTECTION CIRCUIT
To prevent accidental damage to the unit or
speakers, a protection circuit is installed in the
unit. If no sound is produced, a blown fuse may
be the cause. Turn off the unit, disconnect the
plug from the electrical outlet, and consult
your dealer or qualified electrician.
VOLTAGE SELECTION
Not available for U.K., Canada and Scandinavia
The unit is a variable voltage equipment that
can run on 120V, 220V or 240V powor supply.
Your unit should already be preset at the
proper voltage for use in your area. However, if
you move to an area where the power supply
voltage is different, consult your dealer.
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