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and

tum

the

power

on.

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ops!

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pressing

mote

thas

one

emote

contol

key

succes:

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prs

the

Keys

securely

leaving

interval

Sond

between

Keys

Notes:

The

suppbedbatteries

may

have

shorter

ives than

ordinary

tones

due

tose

during

operaton

checks

When

the

remote-contolab

stance

gets

shorter

han

before,

rptace

both

batons

with

new

ones.

‘3,

Pong

the

ferme

sensor

rect

sunight

orn

ect

light

rom

high

equency

Tuorescent

amp

may

cause

‘maluneton.

Insuch

case,

change

the

locaton

system

instal

tion

prevent

maltunton.

Preparing

for

playback

Some

preparatory

steps

are

needed

before

staring

playback

Turning

the

receiver

{©

Turn

the

POWER

key

ON,

(excapt

USA

ond

Canada)

{©

Tum

the

power

this

receiver

pressing

ON/

STANDBY

(1/0

key,

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MO/TAPE

(Main

unit

only)

Select

the

source

rare

coresponding

the

component

‘connected

othe

MD/TAPE!

jacks.

tal

factory

setting

“TAPE1"-Tochange

the

sourcename

esc

with

the

MDYTAPEI

jacks

"MO",

ine

steps

below:

(©

Use the

INPUT

SELECTOR

knob

select

“TAPE

1°.

(©

Hold

down

the

AUTO

key

for

than

seconds

‘The

source

indication

changes

"MD"

‘Tovretu

the

gna

indeaton,

“epee

the

above

procedure

‘Selecting

the

speaker

system

Press

SPEAKERS

Bay

toselect

the

speaker

system

tobe

wed.

AON

Sound

trom

tha

speakers

connected

the

‘SPEAKERS

torrinals

onthe

re"

pana

BON

Sound

trom

tho

speakers

conectad

the

SPEAKERS

tormals

tho

Toot

pan.

‘Sound

from

bath

the

speakers

connected

tho

SPEAKERS

andB

terminals

onto

reat

[AsB

OFF

sound

fom

the

speakers.

Use

ths

setting

‘whem

stoning

with

Reagohones

Ava

Listening

source

component

Use

the

input

selector

INPUT

SELECTOR)

select

the

source

you

want

listen

to.

‘The

input

sources

change

shown

below:

Selecting

source

using

the

INPUT

SELECTOR

knob

TUNER

(requency

dopley)

co"

“TAPE

1”

“MO

‘©

“PHONO

“AUX”

‘When

selecting

input

source

using

the

remote

onto,

press

the

desitod

input

selector

Key

‘The

INPUT

SELECTOR

rontgane!ofthe

receiver

sways

eyes

through

input,

Gistar

playbeck

from

the

selected

source.

(ElUse

the

VOLUME

CONTROL

(VOLUME

UP,

DOWN)

adjust

the

volume.

+The

sound

input

source

cannot

listened

with

‘TAPEZIMONITOR

ON.

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