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General| Type | Stereo System |
|---|---|
| CD Player | Yes |
| Tuner | FM/AM |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Speakers | 2 |
| Impedance | 6 Ohms |
Details mains lead wiring for UK safety compliance.
Explains safety symbols and provides general cautions for safe operation.
Alerts users to electrical shock, fire, and laser radiation hazards.
Provides space to record model and serial numbers for customer reference.
Lists main features like BBE, CD functions, tuning, recording, and maintenance.
Explains BBE technology and available CD editing functions for tape creation.
Details features of the amplifier, tuner, cassette deck, and CD player sections.
Advises on voltage matching, proper placement for ventilation, and surface stability.
Covers safe handling of power cords and precautions for condensation buildup.
Illustrates basic speaker hookup, impedance, and magnetic shielding notes.
Guides on connecting a DAT deck and the initial power-on procedure.
Shows how to connect analog record players and digital sources via VIDEO/AUX.
Details the connection process for surround speakers and provides setup examples.
Explains how to connect FM and AM antennas and position them for best reception.
Step-by-step instructions for setting the hour, minutes, and seconds accurately.
Details exact time setting, clock display options, and switching between 12/24 hour formats.
Explains how power interruptions affect the clock and what steps are needed.
Guides on adjusting volume and using the T-BASS feature for deeper bass.
Explains the BBE system's function in producing clear, high-definition sound reproduction.
Covers selecting preset EQ curves, using headphones, and temporarily muting sound.
Notes on how volume and tone controls affect audio during recording.
Outlines the process for loading, playing, and stopping a compact disc.
Explains how track numbers and elapsed time are shown during playback.
Details stop, pause, resume functions, and how to play 8cm CDs.
Addresses display limitations, handling dirty discs, and potential playback errors.
Guides on finding specific points within a track and searching for track beginnings.
Explains how to select, program, check, and cancel tracks for programmed playback.
Describes how to activate and cancel random play and repeat playback modes.
Covers loading tapes, basic playback, changing playback direction, and usable tape types.
Explains Dolby NR usage and selecting different reverse playback modes.
Provides notes on tape playback, handling potential noise, and fast winding functions.
Details how to search for track beginnings using blank spaces on the tape.
Explains how to play tapes continuously from one deck to another.
Guides on selecting bands, manual tuning, auto search, and FM stereo reception.
Explains how to adjust the AM tuning interval for different frequency allocations.
Details the process of selecting a band, number, and memorizing stations.
Explains how to search for and tune into preset radio stations.
Covers starting, stopping, pausing, monitoring recording, and usable tape types.
Explains how to erase recordings and start recording using the remote control.
Details Dolby NR use, reverse modes, inserting blank spaces, and handling AM/LW noise.
Provides notes on tape slack, C-120 tape, preventing accidental erasure, and re-using tapes.
Explains how to copy tapes from Deck 1 to Deck 2 using the synchro dubbing function.
Covers stopping dubbing, same-side dubbing, speed selection, and tone adjustments.
Shows the controls involved in recording audio from a compact disc.
Guides on setting Dolby NR, tape direction, and stopping the CD recording process.
Introduces the auto-edit function for creating tape copies from CDs based on tape length.
Details steps for setting tape length, Dolby NR, reverse mode, and executing auto-edit.
Explains how to check programmed edits on side B and how to cancel them.
Guides on selecting tracks, designating tape length, and programming for recording side A.
Covers handling track time exceeding tape length and checking programmed edits.
Emphasizes the importance of correctly setting the system clock before configuring timer functions.
Guides on selecting timer functions (playback/recording) and setting the desired time.
Details how to prepare sources like CDs, tapes, or radio for timer recording.
Covers adjusting volume/tone, turning off the system, and managing timer standby mode.
Explains how to set the sleep timer for automatic power-off and how to cancel it.
Guides on connecting and adjusting levels for external audio sources like VIDEO/AUX.
Details the process for recording audio from external sources onto tape.
Covers selecting the source, adjusting system volume, tone, and microphone levels.
Explains the Vocal Fader function, adding echo effects, and notes on microphone usage.
Provides instructions for cleaning the unit's exterior, audio heads, rollers, and compact discs.
Lists detailed technical specs for FM, AM, LW tuners, amplifier output, and power consumption.
Details specifications for the CD player, cassette deck, speakers, and overall system dimensions/weight.
Provides solutions for common problems like no sound, static, and poor radio reception.
Offers solutions for issues related to tape playback, recording, erasing, and CD playback.
Identifies all buttons and ports on the main unit with corresponding page references.
Explains the meaning of various icons and indicators shown on the system's display window.
Identifies all buttons on the remote control and their corresponding functions.
Covers battery replacement, optimal operating distance, and notes for correct remote control usage.
Provides essential safety warnings regarding electrical shock, radiation, and product classification.
Mentions compliance with EEC directives and provides general operational notes.
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