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Last station memory function
This unit features a last station memory function which stores the sta-
tion which was heard before the power was switched off. This func-
tion serves to automatically receive the same station when the power
is switched on again.
CAUTION: A very carefully selected capacitor is adopted to the tuner
to back up the station memory
function.
Normally, this capacitor
preserves the memory for about 1 week (depending on the temperature
and humidity), but if power is not supplied to the unit for a longer peri-
ods of time than this, the preset stations will be erased.
In addition, last station memory will not work.
Switch on the tuner's power from time to time even if you do not listen
to the broadcast for a long time. This will serve to charge the capacitor
in a. short time and back up of the memory function will be continued.
Record play
. Depress the INPUT SELECTOR PHONO switch.
Set the CARTRIDGE switch to the position corresponding to the car-
tridge on the turntable.
Set to MM when you are using an MM or
other high-output (1 mV or more) cartridge; set to MC for an MC or
other low-output (less than 1 mV) cartridge.
3. Operate the turntable and play the record.
4. Adjust the volume, balance and tone to your preference.
Poor-quality record reproduction
When
you hear hum continuously,
check the grounding of your
turntable.
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You may hear howling or acoustic feedback caused when the pick-
up of your turntable is affected by the vibrating sound waves from
the speakers, and undesired signals are amplified. to avoid howling,
move the turntable away from the speakers or install the turntable
on a solid, non-resonating stand.
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When you hear the irritating noise during record palyback, it is sug-
gested that you check if there is dust accumulated on the surface
of the record and on stylus tip. The cause may be a worn stylus tip.
When you use a record cleaner, be sure to always use one of high
quality.
Sound reproduction from component connected
+ AUX/DA terminals
Depress the INPUT SELECTOR AUX/DA switch.
' Operate the component connected to the AUX/DA
terminals and
make it operational.
3. Adjust the volume, balance and tone to your preference.
Tape playback
. Depress the INPUT SELECTOR Switch TAPE-1
or TAPE-2.
r Depress the TAPE-1 switch when the tape deck has been connect-
ed to the TAPE-1 terminals; depress the TAPE-2 switch when it has
been connected to the TAPE-2 terminais.
. Operate the tape deck and play back the tape.
. Adjust the volume, balance and tone to your preference.
When the TAPE-2 switch is pressed once, they are locked in the PLAY
mode.
When pressed again, they are released.
When the TAPE-2
switch is set to the PLAY mode, even if other other program sources
(excepting VIDEO) are playing, they will be superceded, and TAPE-2
will be played back.
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Tape recording
A record, broadcast or other program source can be recorded on the
tape deck connected to the TAPE REC terminals.
1. Depress the appropriate INPUT SELECTOR switch to select to the
program source you want to record.
. Start playing the program source.
. Operate the tape deck, adjust the recording level and start recording.
Due to inherent design limitations, the playback signals of compo-
nents connected to the TAPE-2 or VIDEO AUDIO IN terminals can-
not be recorded.
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The volume and the tone of the signals to be recorded cannot be ad-
justed using the VOLUME and tone controls.
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