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OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS 1
RADIO 2
CASSETTE 4
CDCHANGER 6
CAREANDMAINTENANCE 7- 11
SPECTFTCAT|ONS ......12
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Before operatingthe unit, please readthis manualthoroughlyand retain it for
future reference.

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BUTTON
Pressthis
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SEEK
TUNTNG
(SEEK)
Pressing
+ or- buttonlonger
than1secwill
activateautomaticseektuning
functionin
theselected
direction.Theradiowillseek
the next
availablestation
andstopat that
frequency.
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MANUAL
UP/DOWNTUNING
Tomanually
selecta radio station,
press
the
+ button less
than1 secondto advancethe
nexthigherfrequency
or the- buttonto
tune
downward.
Pressing
+ or- button longer
than1second
willincrease
or decreasethefrequency
continuouslyuntil
pressing
the
buttonagain.
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LCDDISPLAY
LCDwill
show
AM,FM,FREQUENCY
and
PRESETbuttonnumber.
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O BASS / BALANCE
CONTROL
1)
BASS
Pressing
thisbutton
once
wirr
rerease
thisknob
fonryard
for
adjustment.
To
adjust
BASS
rever,
turn
this
knob
crockwise
to
increase
the
bass
rever,
countercrockwise
todecrease.
2)
BALANCE
To
adjust
right
- reft
speaker
barance,
puilthisknob
further
forward
andturnit untir
thedesired
baiance
rever.
Turning
it
clockwise
wiilincrease
theright
side
speat<ei
vorume
and
countercrockwise
wiil
increa."
in" reft
side
,p"lt",. vorume.
(once
adjustment
is finished,
press
thisknob
to prevent
undesired
control)
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AM/FM
BAND
Each
time
this.button
ispressed,
theradio
band
ischanged.
when thisbutton
is pressed
each
time,LCD
disprays
each
band
as
follows
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FM2----AM

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CONTROL
To increase
/decrease
the volume
level,turn this knob
clockwise
/cou
nterclockwise.
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TREBLVFADER
CONTROL
1)TREBLE
Pressingthis
buttononce
willreleasethisknobforwardfor
adjustment.
To
adjust
trebleresponse,turnthis knob
clockwiseto increasethehightonedsoundeffectand
turn
itcounterclockwise toreducetheeffect.
2)FADER
To
adjust
front-rearspeakerbalance,
pull
thisknobfurther
fonnrardandturnit untilthedesiredbalance
level.Turning
it clockwisewillincrease
thefront
sidespeaker
volume
andcounterclockwise
willincreasetherearsidespeaker
volume.
(Once
adjustment
isfinished.Depress
theknob to
prevent
undesiredadjustment)
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Pressing
thesepreset
buttons
will recall
stored
radio
station.
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PRESET
MEMORY
To store
the radio
station
on eachpreset
button,
usefollowing
procedure
;
1)Turn
the radio
on andselectthe desired
band,
FM1,
FM2
&AM
2)Tune
to the first radio
station
by using
seek
or
manual
tuning
buttons.
3)Keep
pressing
longer
than2 seconds
the preset
buttonat whichstored
currentradiostation
and
mute
sound
will
beheard
momentarily.
4)
Repeat
the procedure
#1to store
otherradio
stations
into
other preset
button.
@EQUALTZER
FUNCTTON
Each
timethis buttonis pressed,
the equalizer
effectis changed.
When
this buttonis pressed
eachtime,
LCD
displays
each
band
asfollows;
CLASSIC
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BUTTON
While
playing
cassette,
pressing
thisbutton
ejectcassette
tape.Thisfunction
can
activated
even
ifpower
switchisoff.
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TAPE
BUTTON
Ontheradio
andcdchangermode,
pressing
this
buttonwillmaketheunitswitched
to tapemode.
On
thetape
mode,
pressing
thisbuttonwill
changerthetape
playing
direction.
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CASSETTEDOOR
Holdthecassettewiththeexposedtape
edgeto
the
rightandinsertitintothe
cassette
door.
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AMS
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Pressing
@/ buttonwillrewind
tape
backtothe
start partof current
song.Pressing
@ Ortton
willfastforward
to the next
song.Pressing
this
button
againwill
cancel
thefunction.
FAST-FORWARD
/ FASTREWIND
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Pressing
@/ buttonwill rewindtape backward
and presF"g @ will movetape forward.
Pressing
this
button
againwill
cancelthe
function.
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SELECT
This buttons are used to select the desired
play. To advanceto a higher numberdisc,
button.Toreturn
toa lower
number
disc,
button.
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press
+
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there
isnodiscincd changer,
"noOd"
willbeshown
on LCD display. ntr[,d
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lf cd changeris notconnected,
pressing
"GDCHG"
buttonwillhave
noeffect.
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DISC/TRACK
numbers,
CD,
RPI DISC,TRACK
will
bedisplayedon LCD.
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REPEAT
BUTTON
When
the repeat
button @ is pressed,
the
selectedtrackwill be continuallyrepeated
untilthis
buttonpressed
again.
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BUTTON
On radioand tape mode. Pressthis button to
switch
themodeto cd changer
mode.
lf this switch is activated,there is a disc in cd
changer.
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TRACK
SELECT
This
button
isusedto select
quickly
the
beginning
ofa
particular
track.
Tapthe forward
button @ or the
backward
button aD to locate
thedesired
trackas
shown
bythe trackKrmber
onthe
display
panel.
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CUE/REVIEW
FUNCTIONS
High-speed
audible
searchto any
section
of thedisc
canbe made
by the cueand review
functions.
press
andhold
the
cue
button
@ ,oadvance
4times
faster
for
3seconds
and15times
faster
after
3seconds.
Press
andhold
thereview
@ Outtonto retreat
4times
(etc).
Current
music
will
bG
played
when
this
button
released.
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MREMDMIffiFjtrAN@'tr
The
radiosection
ofyour
newsound
system
does
notrequire
any
maintenance.
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t<eep
thismafiual
for reference
ontherirany
features
foundinthis
unit.
As with anycassette
player.
Thecassette
section
of thissound
system
doesrequirea
minimum
ofmaintenance
tokeep
itin
good
working
condition.
Thefollowing
simple
carand
maintenance
suggestions
should
befollowed
to prevent
malfunctions
of thecassette
system.
. Purchase
cassette
cleaning
kitfromyourretail
store.
Use
it at leastevery
20to 30hours
of operation.
Youmustclean
the cassette
mechanism.
A dirtycassette
player
will have
poor
sound.
. Donotusecassette
thatexceed
45minutesofplay
oneach
side
. Donotinserta cassette
thatappears
to bebroken,
twisted
or dittyorwithlooseortorn
labels
onit.
. Always
keep
yourcassettes
away
fromdirect
sunlight
or exposure
to sub-freezing
conditions.
lfcassette
is
cold,
allow
ittowarmupbefore
use.
o Donotkeepacassette
intheplayer
when
notinuse.
. Before
inserting
a cassette
inthe player.Check
thatthe tapeistightly
wound
on the
reels.
Takeup
anyexcess
slackusing
apencil
toturn
thedrive
hub
inthecassette.
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SECTION
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FREQUENCY 87.5-108.0
MHz
MIDFREQUENCY
10.7MHz
SENSITIVITY 5dBu
S/N RATIO 55dB(STEREO)
60dB
(MONO)
DISTORTION O.3o/o
SEPARATION 35dB
(STEREO)
FRE.RESPONSE 50Hz-12KHz (-3dB)
.AM
FREQUENCY 531
-1602
KHz
MIDFREQUENCY450KHz
SENSITIVIW 25
dBu
S/N RATIO 50dB
DISTORTION 1 o/o
FRE.
RESPONSE50Hz-2KHz
(-6dB)
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SECTION
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TAPE 4 TRACK,
2CH COMPACT
CASSETTE
TAPE
WOW&
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S/NRATIO 50
dB(NORMAL
TAPE)
CROSSTALK 45
dB
FREQUENCY 50Hz-l2:5 KHz
(NORMAL
TAPE)
USABLEVOLTAGE
(RANGE) DC12
V (-)
GROUND
(10.5-16V)
CURRENT 7.5
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BASS t 6dB(100
Hz)
TREBLE c12
dB
(10
KHz)
DIMENSION 183 (W) x112
(H)x165
(D)
WEIGHT 2Kg
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