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You can connect the unit with an analog or
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Turn off the power of each unit before
making connections. Connect the AC
power cord last.
e Be sure to insert the plugs firmly into the
jacks, Loose connections may cause hum
and noise.
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¢ Leave a little slack in the: connecting cord
to allow for inadvertent impact or vibration.
¢ The supplied audio cord plugs and jacks
are color coded. Red plugs and jacks are
for the right channel (R) and white ones
are for the left channel (L).
Connecting to an Equipment
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a) Speaker system
b) Amplifier
c) to an AC outlet
When using the LINE OUT
FIXED: The output level is fixed.
VARIABLE: The output level can be
adjusted with the LINE OUT PHONE
LEVEL control (or the LINE OUT LEVEL
+/~ on the remote commander).
Notes on LINE OUT
¢ Connect your system to the VARIABLE
output when using level file.
e If the LINE OUT PHONE LEVEL contro!
(or the LINE OUT LEVEL +/-) is adjusted
while recording, the recording level will
change even when it is preset on the tape
deck.
When using the DIGITAL OUT
(OPTICAL)
When connecting to an amplifier or a D/A
converter with an optical cord, use DIGITAL
OUT (OPTICAL) instead of LINE OUT.
Take off the cap, and plug in firmly.
Notes on DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL)
e When connecting with DIGITAL OUT
(OPTICAL), use the POC-15 audio optical
connecting cord (not supplied).
e Note that when the DIGITAL OUT is
connected, fade out, fade in, time fade
and level file functions cannot be used.
Note that there may be some noise when
you play a CD software other than music
(such as a CD-ROM).
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