Toshiba Sms-4550 User manual

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OWNER’S

MANUAL

AM/FM

MULTIPLEX

STEREO

B

TRACK

PLAYER/RECORDER

SMS-4550

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THE

SPACE

BELOW

IS

PROVIDED

TO

RECORD

THE

SERIAL

NUMBER

OF

THIS

UNIT.

THE

SERIAL

NUMBER

CAN

BE

FOUND

ON

THE

BACK

OF

THE

PRODUCT.

MODEL

NO.

SMS-4550

SERIAL

NO._

Retain

this

information

for

future

reference.

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

1.

TAPE

PROGRAM

INDICATORS

11.

2.

TAPE

CARTRIDGE

SLOT

12.

3.

MICROPHONE

JACKS

(MIC)

13.

4.

FAST

FORWARD

BUTTON

(FF)

14.

5.

PAUSE

BUTTON

IPAUSEI

15.

6.

ALL/ONE

BUTTON

(STOP}

16.

7.

REPEAT

BUTTON

(REPEAT)

17.

8.

PROGRAM

BUTTON

(PROGRAM)

18.

9.

RECORD

LIGHT

(REC)

19.

10.

S

TEREO

HEADPHONE

JACK

(PHONES)

20.

RECORD

BUTTON

(REC)

RECORD

LEVEL

CONTROL

(LEFT)

(REC

LEVEL)

RECORD

LEVEL

METER

(LEFT)

RECORD

LEVEL

CONTROL

(RIGHT)

(REC

LEVEL}

RECORD

LEVEL

METER

(RIGHT)

BASS

CONTROL

(BASS)

TREBLE

CONTROL

(TREBLE)

DIAL

SCALE

BALANCE

CONTROL

(BALANCE)

VOLUME

CONTROL(VOLUME)

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1

-

w

2t.

POWER

ON/OFF

SWITCH

(POWER)

22.

SPEAKER.MATRIX

2/4

SWITCH

(MODE)

23.

AFC

ON/OFF

SWITCH

(AFC)

24.

FUNCTION

SELECTOR

SWITCH

(FUNTION)

25.

TUNING

KNOB

(TUNING)

26.

FM

STEREO

INDICATOR

(FM-ST)

27.

STOP

LIGHT

(STOP)

28.

AC

CORD

29.

REAR

SPEAKER

JACKS

30,

A

U

X

4

N

JACKS

3

\

.

BUILT

IN

ANTENNA

LEAD

32,

TAPE

OUT

JACKS

33

EXTERNAL

FM

ANTENNA

TERMINALS

34.

FRONT

SPEAKER

JACKS

35.

GROUND

TERMINAL

36.

PHONO

INPUT

37.

AC

OUTLET

(UNSWITCHED)

38.

SERIAL

NUMBER

-

2

-

Your

new

solid

state

AM/FM/FM

STEREO

RECEIVER

with

8TRACK

STEREO

TAPE

PLAYER

RECORDER

is

an

especially

designed

precision

sound

system.

The

electronic

components

have

been

chosen

with

the

same

care

that

went

into

the

circuitry

development,

and

the

entire

system

will,

with

proper

care,

give

you

many

years

of

trouble-free

listening

enjoyment.

SOME

OF

THE

THINGS

YOU

CAN

DO

WITH

THIS

SYSTEM

ARE

AS

FOLLOWS:

*

Use

as

a

RADIO

using

the

AM/FM/FM

STEREO

RECEIVER

which

features

switchable

AFC

for

FM,

FM

STEREO

INDICATOR

and

SLIDE

RULE

DIAL

SCALE.

Use

as

an

8

TRACK

STEREO

TAPE

PLAYER

which

features

an

AUTOMATIC

PROGRAM

CHANGER,

MANUAL

PROGRAM

SELECTOR,

REPEAT,

and

IL¬

LUMINATED

PROGRAM

INDICATORS.

Use

as

an

8

TRACK

TAPE

RECORDER

using

the

built-in

recorder

featuring

FAST

FORWARD,

PAUSE,

AUTOMATIC

STOP

AND

LIGHT,

RECORD

LIGHT

AND

LEVEL

METERS

AND

CONTROLS.

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U

s

e

as

an

AMPLIFIER

for

your

auxiliary

playback

unit,

such

as

a

cassette

player

(not-included),

by

connecting

the

auxiliary

unit

to

the

jacks

provided.

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3

-

*

Use

as

a

STEREO

PHONOGRAPH

using

an

automatic/manual

record

clanger/

player

by

connecting

the

unit

to

the

PHONO

jack

(36),

*

Use

it

for

recording

on

tape

using

an

EXTERNAL

recorder

(not

included)

by

connecting

the

EXTERNAL

recorder

to

the

jacks

provided

*

Use

the

STEREO

HEADPHONE

JACK

for

private

listening.

*

Listen

to

a

SIMULATED

4

CHANNEL

EFFECT

using

2

additional

speakers

(not

included)

to

reproduce

ambient

sound.

The

following

operating

instructions

will

give

you

a

step

by

step

procedure

on

bow

to

use

this

system

as

described

above.

Please

follow

these

directions

carefully,

as

they

will

help

you

obtain

the

maximum

performance

from

this

excellent

instru¬

ment.

TO

PREPARE

THE

UNIT

FOR

OPERATION

*

Unpack

carefully

and

place

the

main

unit

on

a

level

surface,

away

from

sources

of

excessive

heat,

such

as

radiators,

*

Plug

each

of

the

two

speaker

cabinet

cords

into

the

FRONT

SPEAKER

(34)

JACKS

located

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

main

unit,

Note

that

these

JACKS

are

marked

"R

J

r

and

"L"

for

right

and

left,

and

arrange

these

speaker

cabinets

accordingly.

*

Unravel

the

AC

line

cord

completely

and

insert

the

plug

into

a

conveniently

located

outlet

having

120V

60Hz

AC

only.

For

minimum

hum,

try

reversing

the

plug

in

the

outlet.

-

4

-

TO

USE

AS

A

RADIO

1.

Turn

the

unit

ON

by

depressing

the

POWER

ON/OFF

(21)

push

switch.

2.

Rotate

the

FUNCTION

SELECTOR

(24)

switch

to

either

AM,

FM,

or

FM

STEREO

position.

3.

Rotate

the

VOLUME

CONTROL

(20)

to

its

midrange

position.

4.

Check

the

position

of

the

AFC

ON/OFF

(23)

push

switch.

If

it

is

not

in

the

OFF

position,

set

it

to

OFF.

5.

Select

the

desired

station

on

the

DIAL

SCALE

(18)

using

the

TUNING

(25)

knob.

6.

After

selecting

an

FM

or

FM

STEREO

station,

set

the

AFC

ON/OFF

(21)

push

switch

to

ON.

This

will

lock

the

station

in

to

give

you

drift

free

reception.

When

two

stations

are

close

together

on

the

dial,

the

stronger

station

will

be

heard

when

the

AFC

ON/OFF

(23)

switch

is

set

to

ON,

If

this

is

the

case

and

the

desired

station

is

the

weaker

of

the

two,

leave

the

AFC

ON/OFF

(23)

switch

in

the

OFF

position.

-

5

-

7.

Adjust

the

VOLUME

(20)

control

to

the

desired

level.

Then

adjust

the

BASS

(16)

and

TREBLE

(17)

controls

for

the

most

pleasing

response.

You

will

probably

find

that

the

desired

position

of

these

controls

will

change

as

you

vary

program

sources

such

as

AM

and

FM.

8.

Adjust

the

BALANCE

(19)

control

for

the

best

stereo

effect,

depending

on

where

the

listeners

are

seated.

9.

To

turn

the

unit

OFF,

depress

the

POWER

ON/OFF

(21)

push

switch

again

so

that

it

will

come

out

to

the

OFF

position.

FM

STEREO

INDICATOR

*

The

receiver

is

equipped

with

an

automatic

FM

STEREO

INDICATOR

(26).

When

the

FUNCTION

SELECTOR

(24)

switch

is

in

the

FM

or

FM

STEREO

position,

the

light

will

glow

if

the

station

being

received

is

broadcasting

in

FM

STEREO.

*

For

best

performance,

the

FUNCTION

SELECTOR

(24)

switch

should

be

set

to

the

FM

position

unless

the

FM

STEREO

INDICATOR

indicates

that

the

station

is

broadcasting

FM

STEREO.

—

6

—

TO

USE

AS

S

TRACK

STEREO

TAPE

PLAYER

1.

Turn

the

unit

ON

by

depressing

the

POWER

ON/OFF

(21)

switch

to

ON,

2.

Rotate

the

FUNCTION

SELECTOR

(24)

switch

to

the

TAPE

position.

3.

Set

the

FAST

FORWARD

(4),

PAUSE

(5),

and

REPEAT

(7)

buttons

to

their

*

OFF

(extended)

positions.

4.

Set

the

ALL/ONE

(6)

button

to

its

ONE

(extended)

position.

5.

Insert

your

8

TRACK

TAPE

CARTRIDGE

(with

the

label

side

up)

into

tne

TAPE

CARTRIDGE

SLOT

(2)

as

far

as

it

will

go.

This

will

activate

the

tape

motor

and

the

tape

will

start

playing

immediately.

6.

The

PROGRAM

INDICATORS

(1)

indicate

which

program

of

the

four

pro¬

grams

on

a

tape

is

playing.

The

player

will

automatically

advance

to

the

next

program

once

it

has

reached

the

end

of

a

program

and

continue

to

do

this

until

the

tape

cartridge

is

removed.

7.

Adjust

the

VOLUME

(20)

control

to

the

desired

level.

Then

adjust

the

BASS

(16)

and

TREBLE

(17)

controls

for

the

most

pleasing

response.

You

will

probably

find

the

desired

position

of

these

controls

will

change

as

you

vary

the

types

of

tapes

you

are

using.

8.

Adjust

the

BALANCE

(19)

control

for

the

best

stereo

effect*

depending

on

where

the

listeners

are

seated.

9.

To

turn

the

unit

Off*

remove

the

tape

cartridge

and

set

the

POWER

ON/OFF

(21)

switch

to

OFF.

-

7

-

PROGRAM

(8)

BUTTON

*

To

manually

change

programs

press

the

PROGRAM

SELECTOR

(8)

button

and

the

player

will

advance

to

the

next

program

immediately.

Repeated

opera¬

tions

of

this

PROGRAM

SELECTOR

(8)

button

will

keep

changing

the

pro¬

grams

until

you

reach

the

one

you

desire.

*

Note;

If

the

ALL/ONE

(6)

button

is

in

the

ALL

(depressed)

position

the

STOP

(27)

light

will

come

on

when

you

change

from

Program

4

toTTore

lease

this

remove

the

cartridge

and

reinsert

it,

or

depress

the

ALL/ONE

[61

button

again

to

set

it

to

ONE

(extended)

position.

REPEAT

FEATURE

*

You

can

(LOCK

the

unit

into

a

single

program

by

pushing

the

REPEAT

(7)

button

so

it

Ibcks

into

its

depressed

position.

You

can

still

change

programs

manually

jsinn

the

PROGRAM

[8)

button.

AUTOMATIC

STOP

FEATURE

*

Vou

can

set

the

unit

to

automatically

stop

after

playing

program

4

by

setting

the

ALL/ONE

(6)

button

at

ist

ALL

(depressed)

position.

To

release

the

AUTOMATIC

STOP

depress

the

button

(6)

again

to

set

it

to

ONE

(extended)

position,

or

remove

the

cartridge

from

the

slot

and

reinsert

it.

PAUSE

FEATURE

*

If

you

want

to

TEMPORARILY

STOP

playing,

PUSH

the

PAUSE

(5)

button

and

leave

in

the

depressed

position.

To

RELEASE

PAUSE,

push

the

PAUSE

(5)

button

again

and

release

it

so

that

it

returns

to

its

extended

position.

-

8

-

FAST

FORWARD

FEATURE

*

FAST

FORWARD

(4)

can

be

used

to

advance

the

tape

quickly

to

aid

in

locat¬

ing

some

particular

part

on

the

tape.

Fast

Forward

is

activated

when

the

FAST

FORWARD

(4)

button

is

in

its

DEPRESSED

position.

It

is

disengaged

when

the

FAST

FORWARD

(4)

button

is

in

its

EXTENDED

position,

*

The

FAST

FORWARD

feature

is

also

controlled

by

the

ALL/ONE

button

and

the

tape

will

AUTOMATICALLY

STOP

at

the

end

of

Program

4

when

the

ALL/ONE

(6)

button

is

in

the

ALL

(depressed)

position.

TO

USE

AS

AN

8

TRACK

TAPE

RECORDER

GENERAL

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

RECORDING

Before

you

start

to

use

the

Record

feature

of

this

unit,

you

should

familiarize

yourself

with

the

the

functions

of

the

various

buttons,

controls,

meters

and

lights

associated

with

the

Record

mechanism.

PAUSE

(5)

Button

*

This

feature

makes

it

possible

to

temporarily

stop

the

playing

or

recording

process.

It

is

also

as

a

means

of

holding

up

the

start

of

the

recording

process

while

you

are

getting

ready

to

record.

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