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Before using this unit
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Power button [10]
1
5. DO PRO
2. Input Selector buttons [10, 12, 13]
LOGIC
3. Tape Deck Operation buttons [17]
OU Pro Losie
SURROUND
4.
CD Operation buttons [17]
1. POWER
7
_
SLEEP
5.
Dolby Pro Logic Surround
2. INPUT
button [16]
SELECTOR
( a e
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TUNER
6. Sleep button [11]
7. Tuner Operation buttons
3. DECK-A/
a
8. DELAY TIME
8. Delay Time button [16]
DECK-B
9. TEST TONE
9, Test Tone button [16]
10. MUTING
10. Muting button [11]
11. Master Volume Up/Down but-
11. MASTER
tons [10, 16]
VOLUME
12. Rear Level Up/Down buttons [16]
13. Center Level Up/Down buttons
ONKYO
12. REAR
[16]
LEVEL
13. CENTER
LEVEL
Insert the batteries into the remote control according to the illustration.
Average
battery life is about one year,
depending upon the frequency of use and
the environment (temperature and humid-
ity) in which the remote contro] is used.
Only use batteries of the kind specified in
the table below.
AA, R6
Warning
e Do not leave an expired battery in the
case — it may leak or damage the remote
control.
e@ Do not use nickel cadmium (recharge-
able) batteries.
@
Replace both batteries at once; do not
use one old battery and one new battery.
Remote control sensor
The following information will help you
get optimal use from the remote control.
e@ Place this unit away from direct bright
light, which can prevent proper opera-
tion of the remote control.
@
Make sure audio rack doors do not have
approx.
5m
tinted glass. If this unit is placed behind
such a door, this may prevent proper
remote control operation.
e
Using other remote controls in the same
room as this unit's remote control may
cause interference.
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