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LISTENING
TO A
LISTENING
TOA TAPE
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the
POWER
switch
to the "'m ON"
When listening to a tape through the unit's internal speakers, slide the
SPEAKER
SELECTOR
on the rear of the unit to the "INT" position.
Dosition.
* If the tape deck does not function proper-
PLAY
Cassette holder
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TAPESELECTOR
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switch is on and the
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the
"TAPE"
input
selector
button.
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operation
buttons have been pushed, push
the STOP
{ ™@) button and repeat the pro-
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the cassette EJECT
( & ) button
to
open the cassette hojder.
cess again.
Hold the side of the tape you want to listen
to towards you, and insert it in the cassette
holder.
(Refer to "CASSETTE
TAPE"
on
page 17.}
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to the type of tape being used.
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{2} Adjust the VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE and
BALANCE
controls
for the desired sound
quality.
When
listening at a very low volume setting,
set
the
LOUDNESS
switch
to the "ON"
position,
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EJECT( 4}
STOP( m=) POWER
VOLUME,
BASS,
Input Selector
POWER
TREBLE, BALANCE,
= "TAPE"
§) Push the STOP ( ™) button and push the
LOUDNESS
POWER
switch
to the "| STAND-BY"
he
es
position,
CAUTION:
Accidentally
pushing the PLAY
(» }, or RECORD
( @ ) button and
When the batteries are too weak, the unit will not function by pushing
STOP ( @ ) button in sequence when the AC supply lead is unplugged
the PLAY
( » } button or RECORD
( @ ) button and it is then not
or batteries removed will cause the unit to enter the play
mode upon
possible to return the PLAY
( P» } button or RECORD
{ @ } button
sushing the FAST
FORWARD
(pp) or REWIND (4) button after the
completely by pushing the STOP ( ™ ) button,
AC supply lead has been plugged in or batteries installed.
in that case, replace the batteries or use an AC supply lead and push
To correct this, first push the STOP ( m@ ) button and then either the
the PLAY ( ® } button or RECORD ( ® ) button.
=AST FORWARD
(>P) or REWIND
(44) button, The unit will return
'0 normal operation and enter either the fast forward or rewind mode,
espectively.
lf you wish to write down the contents of
a tape you
are listening to or to edit the
tape, push the PAUSE ( II } button to tem-
porarily stop the tape.
When
recording
or playing
back
a tape,
push the PAUSE
( II
} button to tempo-
rarily stop the tape.
Push the button again to start the tape
running.
| 4 | FULL AUTO STOP MECHANISM
The tape deck in this stereo system is equipped with a full auto stop me-
chanism for your convenience.
This automatic stop will release all buttons
in any mode, whether it be in record, play, fast forward, or rewind, when
the tape has completely been wound to its end.
This convenience feature
will nat cause any harm to important tapes.
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FAST FORWARD
Push the STOP
{ m } button and then the
FAST FORWARD
(>)
button.
Once the
tape
has
reached
the
appropriate
area,
push the STOP
( @ ) button and then the
PLAY ( » ) button to begin the tape.
The
tape
will
stop
automatically
when
completely wound to its end.
®@
REWIND
Push the STOP
( @ ) button and then the
REWIND
(44) button.
Once the tape has
reached
the
appropriate
area,
push
the
STOP
( m
) button and then the PLAY
{ » } button to begin the tape.
The
tape
will
automatically
stop
when
aes
eompetely wound to Itsend.
If the STOP
( @ } button is pushed before the auto stop mechanism is
allowed to function, the auto stop may cause the unit to stop when
_ operation
is resumed,
This, however, does not indicate trouble in the
unit, simply repeat operation procedure..
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