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General| CD Player | Yes |
|---|---|
| Tuner | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Power Output | 100W (50W x 2) |
| Cassette Deck | Yes |
| Tuner Bands | AM/FM |
| Output Power | 100W (50W x 2) |
| Tape Deck | Dual Cassette Deck |
Safety measures related to installation, including water, heat, and ventilation.
Precautions regarding power sources, AC cords, and unplugging the unit.
Steps for connecting speakers, antennas, and the AC power cord.
Instructions for inserting and replacing remote control batteries.
Guidance on operating the unit using the remote control.
How to turn the unit on, turn it off, and manage power modes.
Activating demo mode and adjusting display brightness.
Adjusting volume levels and the Super T-Bass system for enhanced bass.
Selecting and customizing equalization curves for sound output.
How to manually search for and tune radio stations.
Storing and recalling radio stations using preset numbers.
Instructions for loading a CD and initiating playback.
How to play tracks randomly or repeatedly.
How to program and play a specific sequence of tracks from a CD.
Feature to automatically skip silent portions between tracks on a CD.
How to insert a cassette tape and start playback.
Selecting playback options for one or both sides of the tape.
How to record audio from various sources onto tape.
Adding 4-second blank spaces during tape recording.
Automatically arranging CD tracks to fit tape length without cutting.
Programming specific tracks for tape recording with remaining time checks.
How to set the current time on the unit.
Configuring the unit to turn off automatically after a set time.
Configuring the unit to turn on and play at a specified time.
Setting up the unit to record audio at a scheduled time.
Connecting audio equipment via RCA jacks.
Connecting an optional powered sub woofer.
Guidelines for cleaning the unit, tape heads, and discs.
Common problems and solutions for unit malfunctions.
