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Switches & Controls
15. Tuning Direction Indicator —|
18. Stereo Indicator—.
20. Dial Pointer
19. Dial Scale
6. Tape Dubbing Switch
13. Power Indicators
21. Tuning Knob
11. Loudness Switch
12. Volume Control-J
14.
Speaker Selector Switch —
16. Headphone Jack —
17. Power Switch
7. Subsonic Filter
8. High Cut
9. Bass Control—1
10. Treble Contro
1. Input Selector Switch—J
2. FM Muting Off Switch-1
3. Mono Switch—*
4. Tape Monitor Switch
5. Tape Selector Switch —I
16.
Headphone Jack
This is provided for private listening by stereo headphone.
Output signals are always available irrespective of the position
of the Speaker Selector Switch.
For use of headphone, how¬
ever, it is recommended to set both of the Speaker Switches to
the "off" (protruded) position.
17.
Power Switch
Repetition of pressing this knob ensures alternate switch-on
and-off.
18.
Stereo Indicator
When the Input Selector Switch is set to the "FM" position
this'Stereo Indicator lights up in case the FM stereo signals are
being .received, while it does not function against the mono
signal.
Further when mono FM on reception changes into
stereo this lights up automatically to indicate stereo reception.
On the contrary if receiving signals change from stereo to mono
this indicator goes off. In case mono playback of stereo signals
is desired, press in the Mono Switch.
19.
Dial Scale
Turn the tuning knob according to the frequencies marked
on this dial and the desired station can be received. Receivable
frequency range for FM is from 88 MHz to 108 MHz, while for
AM from 525 KHz to 1605 KHz.
20.
Dial Pointer
The Dial Pointer is coupled to the Tuning Knob (21) to
indicate receiving frequency. Read the frequency on the dial
scale that is indicated by the dial pointer.
21. Tuning Knob
Use this knob to tune in your desired station.
22.
ACCord
For operation of this tuner-amplifier the AC plug should be
connected to the AC power supply socket in your listening
room.
23.24.
Speaker Terminals
Speaker systems are to be connected to these terminals.
Loosen the-terminal head and insert the speaker's bare cord to
the terminal hole, then fasten it. Now firm connection is made.
These terminals are coupled with the Speaker Selector Switch,
which has to be selected properly. The terminal (23) is for the
"A" speaker system and (24) is for the
"B"'
system.
Red
terminal is for (+) while black for (—). For further details refer
to the "Connection of Speakers".
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