Aiwa HS-J470 User Manual

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CASSETTE
RECORDER
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OWNER’S
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For
your
convenience,
record
the
model
number
and
serial
number
(you
will
find
them
in
the
cassette
compartment
of
your
sel)
in
the
space
provided
below.
Please
refer
to
them
when
you
contact
your
AIWA
dealer
in
case
of
difficulty.
This
will
be
a
great
help
to
you
in
getting
better
and
more
satisfactory
service
on
your
set.
Model
NO.
|
HS-J470
|
Serial
NO.
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Aiwa HS-J470 Specifications

General

Power Supply	2 x AA batteries
Auto Reverse	Yes
Type	Cassette Player
Playback Speed	4.76 cm/s
Radio	AM/FM
Recording	Yes
Headphone Output	3.5mm stereo jack

Summary

Owner's Record

Precautions

Maintaining Good Performance

Guidelines for optimal device operation in various environments.

Headphone Safety

Recommendations for safe and proper headphone usage to prevent hearing damage.

Names of Parts

Power Sources and Battery Management

Powering the Unit

Instructions on how to connect and power the device using different sources.

Battery Handling and Replacement

Guidance on battery types, insertion, removal, and replacement indicators.

AC Adapter Usage

Information on using the optional AC adapter for power.

Display and Data Protection

Explains display behavior on initial power-up and data retention during battery changes.

Clock Setting

Sound Adjustment

Bass and Treble Controls

How to adjust bass, treble, and super bass for desired audio output.

Volume Control

Instructions on setting the overall volume level for listening.

Radio Tuning Modes

Automatic Radio Tuning

How to tune radio stations automatically.

Manual Radio Tuning

How to tune radio stations manually.

Presetting Radio Stations

Automatic Station Presetting

How to automatically scan and store radio stations.

Manual Station Presetting

How to manually select and store radio stations.

Handling Weak Signals and Skipping Stations

Tips for presetting when signals are weak or skipping unwanted stations.

Radio Reception Improvement

FM Broadcast Reception

How to tune into FM stereo or mono broadcasts for optimal sound.

Improving AM and FM Reception

Tips for optimizing signal reception for both AM and FM bands.

AM Step Adjustment

Adjusting the AM step switch for compatibility in different countries.

Tape Playback Operations

Playback Controls

How to use Pause, Dolby NR, and Tape type selectors during playback.

Fast Forward, Rewind, and Stop

Instructions for using fast forward, rewind, and stop functions.

Reverse and Continuous Playback Modes

How to switch between one-sided and continuous playback modes.

Direction Control

How to change the tape playback direction.

Recording Procedures

Recording from Radio

Steps for recording audio broadcasts from the radio.

Recording with Microphone

Steps for recording external audio using the microphone.

Recording Notes and Advice

Important points and tips for optimal recording quality.

Cassette Handling Tips

Tape Slack and C-120 Tape Advice

Advice on managing tape slack and limitations of C-120 tapes.

Preventing Accidental Erasure

How to prevent accidental erasure of recorded content on tapes.

Tape Re-use Preparation

Instructions for preparing tapes for re-recording.

Maintenance and Cleaning

Cleaning Recording Heads and Rollers

Detailed instructions on cleaning key internal components for sound quality.

Cleaning the Unit Case

Guidance on cleaning the external casing of the device.

Technical Specifications

Frequency Range and Output Specifications

Technical specs for frequency response and maximum audio output.

Power Source and Battery Life Details

Details on power requirements and estimated battery operational times.

Dimensions, Weight, and Included Accessories

Physical dimensions, weight, and list of included accessories.