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rating

ructions

Portable

Stereo

Component

System

sisi

MODEL

Panasonic.

Read

these

instructions

completely

before

operating

this

set.

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

Panasonic

Radio

Cassette

Recorder.

For

optimum

performance,

follow

these

operating

instructions

carefully.

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

PRODUCT

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

CAUTIONS:

eVoltage

ranges

110-115

V,

200-220

V

and

230-250

V

are

not

for

use

in

the

U.S.A.

(in

the

U.S.A.

use

115-127

V)

®Operation

at

voltage

settings

higher

than

127

V

|

AC

may

require

the

use

of

a

different

AC

|

plug.

Please

contact

either

a

local

or

foreign

Panasonic

Authorized

Servicenter

for

assis-

tance

in

selecting

alternate

plug

adaptor.

CAUTION

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

SCREWS.

NO

USER—SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

The

serial

number

of

this

product

may

be

found

on

the

label

inside

the

battery

compartment.

You

should

note

the

serial

number

of

this

unit

in

the

space

provided

and

retain

this

book

as

a

permanent

record

of

your

purchase

to

aid

in

identification

in

the

event

of

theft.

MODEL

NUMBER:

HX-C52

SERIAL

NUMBER:

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol,

within

an

equilateral

triangle,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

of

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product's

en-

closure;

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

of

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

main-

tenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.

rx

A

PRECAUTIONS

eAvoid

using

or

placing

this unit

near

sources

of

heat.

Do

not

leave

it

in

an

automobile

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

for

a

long

time

with

the

doors

and

windows

closed

as

this

may

deform

the

cabinet.

Cassettes,

both

recorded

and

unrecorded,

should

not

be

stored

in

locations

with

high

temperature,

high

humidity

or

direct

sunlight.

Never

place

a

recorded

cassette

near

a

magnetic

source,

such

as

a

magnet

or

a

TV

set

as

this

may

affect

tape

performance.

eAvoid

using

C-120

cassette

tapes

with

this

unit

because

they

can

easily

broken,

stretched

or

twisted

if

not

used

with

extreme

care.

eTape

looseness

can

be

cor-

rected

by

inserting

a

_

pencil

through

one

of

the

cassette

reels

and

turning

it

to

take

up

the

slack.

eWhen

not

in

use,

disconnect

the

power

cord

from

the

AC

power

outiet.

Pencil

Max.

104°F

(40°C)

RECORD

PREVENTION

TABS

(KNOCK-OUT

TABS)

Cassettes

are

provided

with

plastic

tabs

(as

illustrated)

to

prevent

accidental

erasing

of

a

recording.

Recordings

can

be

made

only

when

the

tab

is

intact.

There

is

one

tab

for

each

side

of

the

tape.

To

preserve

a

valuable

recording,

the

tab(s)

should

be

broken

off

with

a

small

screwdriver.

if

you

want

to

record

on

a

track

whose

tab

has

already

been

broken

off,

use

cellophane

tape

to

cover

the

hole,

and

record.

SBP

Py

Tab

=~

gee

*

For

side

1

SS

3

}

<ue

*For

side

2

NO

Screwdriver

ne

divine

“aie

~@>

Co

Telly)

YES

@-a-

img

Cellophane

tape

About

the

record

prevention

tabs

and

recording

standby

*lf

both

record

prevention

tabs

are

broken

out...

The

unit

will

not

enter

the

recording

standby

mode

even

if

the

Record

Button

is

pressed.

If

you

continue

pressing

the

Record

Button,

the

Forward

Indicator

and

Reverse

Indicator

will

flash.

Recording

will

not

be

possible

on

either

side

of

the

tape.

elf

only

one

of

the

record

prevention

tabs

is

broken

out...

lf

you

attempt

to

record

on

the

tape

side

without

the

record

prevention

tab,

even

though

the

unit

will

enter

the

recording

standby

mode

when

the

Record

Button

is

pressed,

recording

on

that

side

of

the

tape

will

not

be

possible.

|

LOCATION

OF

CONTROLS

@

Speakers

(Tweeter)

@

Speakers

(Woofer)

©

Cassette

Compartment

@

Eject

Button

(4

EJECT)

@

Level

Meter

(LEVEL

METER)

©

Volume

Control

(VOLUME)

@

Function

Selector

(FUNCTION)

©

‘Dolby

Noise

Reduction

Switch

(DOLBY

NR)

©

Tape

Selector

(TAPE

SELECTOR)

@®

Balance

Control

(BALANCE)

@®

Treble

Control

(TREBLE)

@

Bass

Control

(BASS)

®

Mixing

Level

Control

(MIXING

LEVEL)

@®

Microphone

Jacks

(MIC)

(Connect

the

Mixing

Microphone

to

the

left

channel.)

®

Timer

Standby

Selector

(TIMER

STANDBY)

©

Headphone

Jack

(PHONES)

When

using

the

headphones,

avoid

listening

to

sound

for

a

long

period

of

time

at

excessive

volume

levels,

which

may

injure

your

ears.

@

Power

Switch

(POWER)

®

Tape

Counter

and

Reset

Button

(TAPE

COUNTER)

®

Reverse

Indicator

(REVERSE)

@

Forward

Indicator

(FORWARD)

@

Pause

Indicator

(PAUSE)

@®

Recording

Indicator

(RECORD)

@

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

Indicator

(DOLBY

NR)

@

FM

Stereo

Indicator

(FM

STEREO)

@

Power/Battery

Check

Indicator

(POWER/BATT)

@

Tuning

Control

(TUNING)

@

Band

Selector

(BAND)

@

One

Program

Repeat

Button

(ONE

PROGRAM

REPEAT)

@

Tape

Direction

Button

(TAPE

DIRECTION)

€

FM

Mode

Selector/Beat

Proof

Switch

(FM

MODE/B.P)

@

Record

Button

([RECORD))

@®

Pause

Button

(PAUSE)

@

Record

Muting

Button

(REC

MUTE)

@

Stop

Button

(STOP)

LOCATION

OF

CONTROLS

€®

Fast

Forward/TPS

Button

(>

/

TPS)

@

Forward

Button

(>

FWD)

@

TPS/Rewind

Button

(TPS/

<

)

@

Reverse

Button

(REV

<

)

@

Speaker

Cable

Compartments

@

Speaker

Wall

Mounts

@

Speaker

Release

Levers

(RELEASE)

@

FM

External

Antenna

Terminals

(FM

ANT)

®

Handle

@

Telescopic

Antenna

@®

Speaker

Cables

@

Speaker

Jacks

(IMP

3-80

SPEAKER)

@

Battery

Compartment

@®

Voltage

Selector

(VOLTAGE

SELECTOR)

@®

DC

Input

Jack

(DC

IN

13.2

VOs-@)

@

AC

Socket

(AC

IN

~)

@

Line

Output

Jacks

(LINE

OUT)

@

Phono/Line

Input

Jacks

(PHONO/LINE

IN)

®

Input

Selector

(PHONO-LINE

IN)

@

Phono

Ground

Terminal

(7/7)

“Dolby”

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

Noise

reduction

system

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

Se

aI

RO

Ee

ge

ee

A

POWER

SOURCE

m@

Battery

Operation

1)

Open

the

Battery

Compartment

cover

as

shown

in

the

figure.

2)

Insert

8

“‘D”

size

(Panasonic

UM-1

or

equivalent)

batteries

into

the

battery

compartment,

making

sure

that

the

proper

polarities

are

maintained,

and

that

the

batteries

are

installed

in

the

specified

numerical

order.

3)

Replace

the

compartment

cover.

eBattery

removal

(lower

side)

Remove

the

batteries

as

shown

in

the

figure.

eBattery

life

When

the

batteries

are

weak,

the

tape

speed

will

slow

down,

the

sound

will

become

distorted,

and

the

volume

will

decrease.

ePress

the

Power

Switch

to

“m=

ON”.

ePress

the

TAPE

Button

(FUNCTION).

Press

the

Forward

Button

or

Reverse

Button.

elf

the

Power/Battery

Check

Indicator

goes

out

or

dims,

replace

all

batteries

with

new

ones.

POWER/BATT

\

Cy.

7

I

N

POWER/BATT

Note:

If

the

unit

does

not

enter

the

playback

mode

even

when

the

Forward

or

Reverse

Button

is

pressed,

the

batteries

are

no

good,

replace

all

batteries

with

new

ones.

@

AC

Power

Operation

eBe

sure

to

select

AC

voltage

before

applying

power.

1)

First,

check

the

AC

Voltage

Selector

to

insure

that

it

is

set

to

the

voltage

which

corresponds

to

your

household

AC

voltage.

If

not,

select

the

proper

voltage

by

inserting

a

small

screwdriver

into

the

slot

provided

and

turning

the

screwdriver

until

the

desired

voltage

appears

through

the

opening.

200

iv

220

200-220

V

|

230-250

V

a

iv

15

110-115

V

2)

Connect

the

accessory

AC

power

cord

to

the

AC

Socket

in

the

unit

and

your

household

AC

power

outlet.

Upon

plugging

the

power

cord

into

the

AC

Socket,

the

unit

will

automatically

switch

from

battery

to

AC

operation.

115-127

V

AC

power

outlet

+

AC

power

cord

If

using

AC

voltage

other

than

110-127

V,

it

may

be

necessary

to

use

an

adaptor

plug.

Car

Battery

Operation

insert

the

plug

of

the

car

adaptor

cord

into

the

DC

Input

Jack.

Plug

the

opposite

end

of

the

cord

into

the

cigarette

lighter

socket

in

your

car.

Upon

plugging

the

car

adaptor

cord

into

the

DC

Input

Jack,

the

unit

will

automatically

switch

from

internal

battery

to

car

battery

operation.

2)

@oc

IN

13.2

V

£(C24)

Cigarette

lighter

Car

adaptor

socket

Use

only

Panasonic

car

adaptor,

RP-952

Note:

For

the

connection

of

an

adaptor

cord,

follow

the

instructions

provided

with

the

cord.

SPEAKER

SYSTEM

CONNECTION

This

unit

can

be

used

as

a

one-piece

portable

stereo

radio

cassette

recorder

by

attaching

the

speaker

system

to

the

main

unit,

or

as

a

three-piece

separate

component

system,

with

a

receiver/cassette

deck

and

a

separate

speaker

system,

by

detaching

the

speaker

system

from

the

main

unit.

Be

sure

to

set

the

Power

Switch

to

‘‘H.

OFF”

before

connecting

the

Speaker

Cables.

m

As

A

One-Piece

Portable

Radio/Cassette

Recorder

1)

Align

the

speaker

with

the

main

unit

as

shown

in

the

figure,

interlock

the

grooves,

and

press

down.

2)

Remove

the

Speaker

Cables

from

the

Speaker

Cable

Compartments

at

the

rear

of

the

speakers,

and

connect

the

plugs

to

the

Speaker

Jacks

on

the

main

unit.

eWhen

using

the

unit

with

the

speakers

attached,

wind

the

speaker

cables

as

shown.

@

As

A

Three-Piece

Separate

Component

System

1)

Disconnect

the

speaker

plugs

from

the

Speaker

Jacks

on

the

unit.

2)

Pull

the

Speaker

Release

Levers

in

the

direction

as

shown

in

the

circles

below

to

unlock

them.

Then

slide

the

speakers

in

the

direction

of

arrow

to

remove

them

from

the

unit.

Speaker

Release

Lever

Speaker

Release

Lever

3)

After

extending

the

Speaker

Cables,

once

again

connect

their

plugs

to

the

Speaker

Jacks.

@

Speaker

Wall

Mounts

1)

Drive

one

screw

into

the

wall

for

each

speaker,

as

shown

in

the

figure.

Insure

that

both

the

screws

and

the

wall

can

support

a

44

pound

(20

kg)

load.

2)

Mount

the

speakers

to

the

wall

by

hanging

the

Speaker

Wall

Mounts

(built

into

the

speaker

cabinet)

onto

the

screws.

1%"

(3

mm)

less

than

“e"

(3.

mm)

Here"

(5~8

mm)

1%6"~1%6"

(30~40

mm)

wail

Wt;

He

Ue

~\

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(7~8

mm)

er

Re

Le

ea

ae

ee

en

eee

OT

Rn

RADIO

1)

Press

the

Power

Switch

to

“m=

ON”.

The

Power/Battery

Check

Indicator

will

light.

2).

Press

the

RADIO

Button

(FUNCTION).

3)

Set

the

Band

Selector

to

the

desired

radio

band

(AM

or

FM).

4)

Tune

in

your

favorite

station

using

the

Tuning

Control.

5)

Set

the

FM

Mode

Selector

to

“

STEREO”

or

“m=

MONO”.

6)

Adjust

the

Volume,

Balance,

Bass

and

Treble

Controls.

7)

The

radio

can

be

turned

off

by

setting

the

Power

Switch

to

‘MH

OFF/SLEEP”.

Notes:

eTo

receive

FM

stereo

broadcasts,

set

the

FM

Mode

Selector

to

‘EE

STEREO”.

The

FM

Stereo

Indicator

will

light

during

stereo

broadcasts.

elf

FM

stereo

reception

is

poor

(excessive

noise,

FM

Stereo

Indicator

flickers),

set

the

FM

Mode

Selector

to

‘=

MONO”.

This

will

reduce

the

noise

and

provide

clear

reception;

however,

the

broadcast

will

not

be

heard

in

stereo

elf

the

tape

operation

buttons

are

pressed

while

you

are

listening

to

a

radio

broadcast,

the

sound

and

Line

Output

may

be

temporarily

interrupted.

m@

FM

AFC

This

set

uses

an

Automatic

Frequency

Control

(AFC)

circuit

which

locks

the

tuned

station

during

FM

and

FM

stereo

reception.

This

assures

additional

stability

without

frequen-

cy

drift.

MLevel

Meter

The

Level

Meter

lights

to

indicate

the

source

level

in

each

mode:

radio,

tape

playback

and

recording,

and

even

when

using

the

unit

as

an

amplifier

with

external

sound

sources.

@

Antennas

FM:

@Pull

out

the

Telescopic

Antenna

and

adjust

its

length

and

angle

for

optimum

reception.

On,

AM:

eThe

sensitive

ferrite

core

antenna

inside

the

set

will

provide

excellent

AM

reception

in

most

areas.

For

opti-

mum

reception,

turn

the

set

in

the

direction

which

gives

the

best

results,

since

the

ferrite

core

antenna

is

directional.

3000

twin

lead

;

Matching

transformer

(300Q—75Q)

Shield

wire

75Q

coaxial

cable

Inner

conductor

Note:

If

the

antenna

is

connected

with

75Q

coaxial

cable

instead

of

3009

twin

lead,

the

matching

transformer

is

not

required.

eHow

to

Connect

the

Antenna

Wire

to

the

Terminals

2

Paes

Push

and

ib

Insert

wire

8

Insert

wire

or

TAPE

PLAYBACK

1)

Open

the

Cassette

Compartment

cover

by

pressing

the

Eject

Button.

Insert

the

cassette

as

shown

in

the

figure,

and

then

close

the

Cassette

Compartment

cover.

Full

reel

of

tape

Note:

Make

sure

the

exposed

part

of

the

cassette

tape

is

face

down.

If

it

is

upside

down,

the

Cassette

Compartment

cannot

be

closed,

do

not

try

to

force

it

shut.

2)

Press

the

Power

Switch

to

“=

ON”.

eThe

Power/Battery

Check

Indicator

will

light.

3)

Press

the

TAPE

Button

(FUNCTION).

4)

Set

the

Tape

Selector,

as

shown

in

the

table

below,

according

to

the

cassette

tape

used.

Tape

Selector

Settings

am.

|METAL

High

bias

chromium

tape

or

equivalent

#

NORMAL

Low

bias

ferric

oxide

tape

5)

Set

the

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

Switch

to

“m=

IN”

to

playback

a

tape

recorded

with

Dolby

Noise

Reduction.

For

other

tapes,

set

the

switch

to

“i

OUT”.

eThe

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

Indicator

will

light

if

the

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

Switch

is

set

the

switch

to

‘‘m

IN”.

6)

Press

the

Tape

Direction

Button

to

the

desired

mode.

~~

:

Non-reverse

mode

~_

:

Auto

reverse

mode

C=)

:

Auto-continuous

mode

(Refer

to

page

11

“Auto-Reverse

Playback”.)

7)

Press

the

Forward

Button

to

begin

tape

playback.

eThe

Forward

Indicator

will

light.

(Press

the

Power

Switch

to

“Ml

OFF/SLEEP”

when

you

want

the

power

automatically

turned

off

upon

completion

of

tape

playback.)

8)

Adjust

the

Volume,

Balance,

Bass

and

Treble

Controls.

9)

To

stop

the

playback,

press

the

Stop

Button.

10)

Press

the

Power

Switch

to

‘i

OFF/SLEEP"”

to

turn

the

unit

off.

@

Full

Auto-Stop

Mechanism

During

playback,

recording,

fast

forward,

or

rewind

when

the

tape

comes

to

its

end,

the

tape

travel

wiil

automatically

stop.

However,

as

shown

in

the

table

below,

if

the

Tape

Direction

Button

is

set

to

‘

C)”

the

Auto-Stop

mechanism

will

not

operate.

OPERATION

ise

PLAYBACK

RECORDING

TAPE

DIRECTION

=|

=

|

Note:

If

the

Power

Switch

is

‘m=

ON”,

the

power

to

the

unit

|

U

ao

a

of

al

(eae

recording

of)

sides

both

sides

YES

Berignte

recording

_)

both

sides

will

not

be

turned

off

even

after

the

Auto-Stop

mechanism

has

operated.

In

this

case,

be

sure

to

set

the

switch

to

‘‘

OFF/SLEEP”

to

turn

off

the

power.

@

Rewind

Auto

Play

The

rewind

auto

play

function

allows

you

to

easily

and

automatically

listen

to

a

tape

from

its

beginning.

eDuring

forward

playback;

While

holding

the

Forward

Button

pressed,

press

the

TPS/Rewind

Button

{the

For-

ward

Indicator

will

flash].

eDuring

reverse

playback;

While

holding

the

Reverse

Button

pressed,

press

the

Fast

Forward/TPS

Button

[the

Reverse

Indicator

will

flash).

The

tape

will

be

automatically

rewound

to

its

beginning,

and

playback

will

begin.

@

Dolby

NR

This

unit

includes

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

which

reduces

tape

noise

to

a

remarkable

degree.

Briefly,

the

system

works

as

follows:

At

low

sound

levels

(where

tape

noise

is

most

noticeable),

the

high

frequency

(treble)

portion

of

the

sound

is

recorded

at

a

higher

level.

During

playback,

the

same

high

frequency

portion

of

the

sound

is

played

back

at

a

lower

level.

Since

tape

noise

is

introduced

during

recording

and

consists

mainly

of

high

frequencies,

the

tape

noise

is

also

reduced

during

playback.

In

effect,

the

sound

is

boosted

during

recording,

then

the

sound

along

with

the

tape

noise

is

reduced

during

playback.

The

result

is

unaltered

sound

with

reduced

tape

noise.

eTape

Counter

and

Reset

Button

The

digits

return

to

“000”

when

the

Reset

Button

is

pressed.

The

digits

advance

with

the

tape

to

provide

a

reference

to

quickly

find

a

desired

portion

of

the

tape.

a

RTE

aT

aT

Oa

RPE

TENE

ST

Reh

rE

MP

eT

OP

on

te

RE

RECORDING

eThis

unit

has

an

Automatic

Level

Control

(the

recording

level

is

automatically

adjusted).

eThis

unit

has

a

variable-sound

monitor

system,

which

means

that

the

monitor

sound

can

be

adjusted

using

the

Volume

Control

without

affecting

the

recording

itself.

™@

Recording

Radio

Broadcasts

1)

Follow

the

procedure

described

in

“RADIO”,

on

page

7.

2)

Insert

the

cassette

into

the

Cassette

Compartment.

3)

Set

the

Tape

Selector

according

to

the

cassette

tape

used.

4)

Set

the

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

Switch

to

‘‘m=

IN”,

if

this

feature

is

desired.

The

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

Indicator

will

light

if

the

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

Switch

is

set

to

‘m=

IN”.

5)

Press

the

Tape

Direction

Button

to

the

desired

mode.

=~.

:

Non-reverse

mode

=

or

C)

:

Auto

reverse

mode

(Refer

to

page

12

‘“‘Auto-Reverse

Recording”.)

6)

Press

the

Record

Button.

(The

tape

will

not

move.)

The

Recording

Indicator

and

Pause

Indicator

will

light.

7)

Press

the

Forward

Button

and

the

recording

will

begin.

eThe

Forward

Indicator

will

light.

8)

To

stop

the

recording,

press

the

Stop

Button.

9)

Press

the

Power

Switch

to

‘“

OFF/SLEEP”

to

turn

the

unit

off.

eBeat

Proof

Switch

When

an

AM

broadcast

is

recorded,

the

Beat

Proof

Switch

can

be

used

to

reduce

unwanted

‘‘beat”

signals

(whistle)

which

are

sometimes

present.

Set

the

switch

to

whichever

position

best

reduces

these

‘‘beat”

signals.

(M

is

position

8,

m

is

position

If.)

@

Recording

through

External

Microphones

(Refer

to

page

16)

1)

Connect

the

optional

external

microphones

to

the

Mic-

rophone

Jacks.

For

monaural

recording,

connect

a

microphone

to

the

left

channel

only.

2)

Depress

the

TAPE

Button

(FUNCTION).

3)

Follow

the

procedure

described

in

steps

(2)—(9)

of

“Recording

Radio

Broadcasts”.

Note:

Use

two

microphones

which

have

the

same

speci-

fications.

@

Recording

from

External

Equipment

(Refer

to

page

16)

1)

Connect

the

output

terminal

of

the

external

equipment

to

the

Microphone

Jacks

or

Phono/Line

input

Jacks.

2)

Press

the

Power

Switch

to

‘‘=

ON”.

3)

Set

the

Function

Selector

and

the

Input

Selector

to

the

position

which

corresponds

to

the

source.

4)

Follow

the

procedure

described

in

steps

(2)—(9)

of

“Recording

Radio

Broadcasts”.

Notes:

eAfter

setting

the

Volume

Control

of

the

unit

to

its

minimum

position,

adjust

the

volume

and

tone

of

the

stereo

amplifier.

elf

the

volume

level

of

the

TV

or

other

equipment

is

too

loud

during

recording,

the

recorded

sound

will

be

distorted.

Set

the

volume

of

the

TV

or

other

equipment

to

the

usual

listening

level.

eWhen

setting

the

Power

Switch,

you

may

hear

a

clicking

through

the

speaker.

Therefore,

always

set

the

volume

control

of

the

stereo

amplifier

to

its

minimum

position

before

setting

this

switch.

@

Monitoring

The

monitor

system

enables

you

to

listen,

through

the

speakers

or

headphones,

to

the

sound

as

it

is

being

recorded.

Sound

can

be

monitored

in

the

following

ways:

eWhen

recording

from

a

sound

source

connected

to

the

Microphone

Jacks

or

Phono/Line

Input

Jacks,

the

sound

being

recorded

can

be

monitored

through

the

speakers

or

headphones.

eWhen

recording

through

external

microphones,

use

the

headphones

to

monitor

the

sound.

If

it

is

necessary

to

adjust

the

volume

level

of

the

sound

being

monitored,

do

so

by

using

the

Volume

Control.

Note:

If

external

microphones

are

placed

too

close

to

the

speakers,

feedback

(howling)

may

be

heard.

If

so,

place

the

microphones

as

far

away

from

the

speak-

ers

as

possible,

or

reduce

the

volume.

@

Erasure

of

Recordings

When

recording,

previously

recorded

signals

on

the

tape

will

be

erased

automatically.

To

erase

a

tape

without

re-recording,

use

the

following

procedure.

(Make

no

connections

to

the

Phono/Line

Input

Jacks.)

1)

Set

the

Power

Switch

to

‘‘m

ON”.

2)

Press

the

LINE/PHONO

Button

(FUNCTION)

3)

Set

the

Input

Selector

to

“LINE

IN”.

4)

Set

the

Tape

Selector

according

to

the

cassette

tape

used.

5)

Press

the

Record

Button

and

Forward

Button.