17. AC SOCKET
For using an external AC supply.
B. POWER SOURCE
This unit can be conveniently used with either its
internal batteries or ordinary 240V household current
as the power source. When household current is used
as the power source the internal batteries are auto-
matically disconnected thus prolonging their life.
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USE BATTERIES UM-1 "D" SIZE X 4 PCS (DC)
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TO USE HOUSEHOLD CURRENT (AC) 240V
Insert one end of the AC cord which is normally
included with the unit into the AC socket and plug
the other end into the supply outlet.
When the batteries inside the unit are used, be sure
to remove the AC cord from the AC socket of the unit.
C. TO LISTEN TO THE RADIO
Set the AM/FM band with the AM/FM selector switch.
With the volume control in the middle position, rotate
the tuning control knob until you tune the desired
station.
Adjust the volume control for the preferred listening
level. When an AM broadcast is being received, the
sensitivity may sometimes change slightly depending
upon the direction in which the unit is facing.
Rotate the unit for the most suitable position.
For FM broadcasts extend the rod antenna in the
direction which results in the best reception.
D. INSERTION AND REMOVAL OF A CAS-
SETTE
The cassette door can be.opened and closed only if the
play button is not depressed. To release the play
button if necessary, press the stop key.
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INSERTING
Press the eject button. The cassette door will now
spring open. The cassette should be inserted into the
cassette door with the cassette opening facing upwards.
Close the cassette door until the door locks in position.
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REMOVING
Press the eject button, the cassette door will now
spring open and the cassette can be removed.
E. PLAYBACK
Insert the recorded cassette and press down the play
button. Adjust the volume control for the desired
listening level and tone quality.
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AUTOMATIC STOP
When the tape comes to an end during playback (or
recording), the tape travel stops automatically, and
the playback (and recording) buttons return to their
original position.
F. FAST FORWARD AND REWIND
* FAST FORWARD
While the fast forward button (FF) is pushed down,
the tape will be rapidly wound onto the left reel.
