Philips D 8734 Manual page 3

English
CONTROLS AND CONNECTION SOCKETS
Keep page 116 open when reading the Operating Instructions
'L'=left channel, 'R'=right channel.
The type plate is on the rear of the set.
@ FM STEREO indicator
@) wave range buttons
@® TUNING knob
@) POWER on/off switch
© input sockets for microphones
@® MIX microphone mixing control
@ BALANCE control
BASS control
TREBLE control
STEREO control
SOURCE selector
LOUDNESS button
VOLUME control
function indicators DECK A and DUBBING indicator
LED-meters for power on and battery indication, level indication
REC and TUNING strength meter
function indicators DECK B
tape counter with zero reset button DECK A
A-B FADER CONTROL
tape counter with zero reset button DECK B
EJECT button DECK A
cassette holder DECK A
PAUSE button
record button REC (for DECK B only)
PLAY button (also for starting DUBBING)
fast rewind button REW/REVIEW
fast forward wind button FF/CUE
STOP button
cassette holder DECK B
EJECT button DECK B
headphone VOLUME control
headphone SOURCE selector
PHONES socket for stereo headphones
TAPE SELECTOR buttons
DECK SELECTOR buttons
DUBBING STAND BY button
DUBBING SPEED selector
B DECK FADER control with pause position
recording MODE selector - automatic ALC or manual MAN
recording level adjustment
manual recording level control
FM ANTENNA socket for external FM aerial (not on type
D 8734/02)
GROUND terminal for the ground lead of the MD PHONO record
player
PHONO input sockets for a record player having a magneto-
dynamic ('MD') pick-up cartridge
@ AUX input sockets for recording from an amplifier, receiver, radio,
2nd recorder etc.
LINE OUT sockets for reproduction through an amplifier, receiver,
radio, 2"4 recorder etc.
LOUDSPEAKERS sockets for loudspeaker boxes
RIF-selector, for eliminating possible whistle tones during MW/LW
radio recordings
socket for mains lead
socket for 12 V DC car battery supply
battery compartment - 10 x type R20, UM-1, HP2 or D-cells
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CONNECTIONS
Sockets © for microphones
Microphones can be connected to the sockets ©, see 'MICRO-
PHONES'.
When connecting only one microphone, the microphone signal will be
reproduced through one channel only (or recorded on one track only).
PHONES 6 for stereo headphones
Stereo headphones having an impedance of 4-2 000 Ohms can be
connected to the PHONES socket @3, see HEADPHONES'.
FM ANTENNA input socket
(Not on type D 8734/02)
The FM ANTENNA socket @9 is for connection of:
- aexternal roof-mounted FM aerial having an impedance of 75 ohms
- the Community Antenna System, impedance 75 ohms
See further "RADIO RECEPTION'.
PHONO @) for record player
For connection of a HiFi record player provided with a magneto-
dynamic ('MD') pick-up cartridge, the set is provided with a built-in
pre-amplifier.
e@ Connect the record player to the PHONO sockets @.
@ Connect the ground wire of the record player to the GROUND
terminal @.
AUX @ input sockets
The AUX input sockets @ serve for amplifying or recording the signals
from an amplifier, receiver, radio, tuner, 2°¢ recorder.
e@ Connect the AUX sockets @3 of the radio recorder to the tape
recorder output sockets TAPE OUT or REC OUT of e.g. the amplifier.
LINE OUT @ output sockets
The LINE OUT output sockets @ serve for reproduction of the signals
from the radio recorder through a separate amplifier, receiver, radio,
2nd recorder etc.
@ Connect the LINE OUT sockets @4 of the radio recorder to the tape
recorder input sockets TAPE IN or REC IN of e.g. the amplifier.
Connection to a HiFi system
Via the AUX @3) and LINE OUT @ sockets, the radio recorder can be
connected to a HiFi-system (amplifier, receiver or HiFi-combination) or
toa 2"4 recorder. For this, use a connecting cable with four phono-type
'cinch'-plugs at each end, e.g. type SBC 045 (4822 321 20381, length
120 cm) or SBC 046 (4822 321 20382, length 250 cm).
LOUDSPEAKERS @ for loudspeaker boxes
The delivered loudspeaker boxes (or other loudspeaker boxes, having
an impedance of 4-8 Ohms) can be connected to the sockets
LOUDSPEAKERS.
If desired, take off the delivered loudspeaker boxes by slightly lifting
them. The points of suspension on both sides of the set can be
removed by turning them loose.
Reproduction possibilities
Radio reception, cassette playback and external sound sources can be
reproduced:
@ Through loudspeaker boxes connected to the LOUDSPEAKERS sockets @.
e@ Through headphones connected to the PHONES socket 63, see 'HEAD-
PHONES'. In this case, simultaneous reproduction through the power amplifier
and the loudspeakers will remain possible.
@ Through an amplifier, receiver, 2" recorder etc., connected to the LINE OUT
sockets @. in this case, simultaneous reproduction through the power amplifier
and the loudspeakers and/or through headphones will remain possible.