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General| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.08% |
|---|---|
| Tuning Range | FM, MW |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 85dB (MM), 100dB (line) |
| Inputs | 4 x RCA, 1 x Phono, 1 x Tape |
| Outputs | 2 x tape |
| Input sensitivity | 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line) |
| Speaker load impedance | 8 ohms |
| Video Connections | composite |
Welcome message, importance of records, serial number recording.
Procedure for unpacking, inspecting for damage, and verifying accessories.
Important reminder for CATV installers regarding grounding requirements.
Guidance on voltage settings for different regions and the selector switch.
Warnings against moisture, opening unit, and general electrical safety.
Instructions for safe power connection, cord handling, and grounding.
Guidelines for proper ventilation, operating temperature, and avoiding heat sources.
Avoiding water, magnetic fields, and preventing electric shock.
Precautions for moving, nonuse periods, smells, and damage.
User servicing limits, antenna grounding, and power line safety.
Cautionary advice on using the unit's AC outlets.
Visual guide for connecting audio sources and speakers.
Information directing users to page 22 for video connections.
How to set the impedance selector based on speaker configuration for surround sound.
Guide to setting the FM switch for regional broadcast standards.
Connecting AM loop and outdoor wire antennas for optimal reception.
Connecting indoor and outdoor FM antennas for quality reception.
Features for integrated component playback and synchronized recording.
How system control cords enable remote operation of connected devices.
Detailed labeling of front panel buttons, knobs, and indicators.
How to manage speaker outputs A, B, and simultaneous use.
Explanation of the standby mode and its power supply function.
Explanation of the digital display elements and status lights.
How to open/close the door and access secondary controls like delay time.
Guide for inserting batteries and preparing the remote for use.
Step-by-step instructions for controlling the system remotely.
Remote keys for operating radio, cassette, and CD playback functions.
Remote keys for surround modes, source selection, turntable, EQ, and mute functions.
Core steps to turn on the unit, choose input, and play sources.
How to adjust audio levels, stereo balance, and equalizer settings.
Using the MUTE key to silence audio output.
Connecting headphones and setting speaker output for private listening.
Explanation of how loudness compensation works for low-volume listening.
Utilizing CD Direct for the purest digital audio signal.
Utilizing Line Straight for minimal signal processing and degradation.
Steps for recording audio from various sources onto cassette tape.
Instructions for copying cassette tapes from one deck to another.
How to monitor CD audio while a tape is being recorded.
Process for tuning into radio stations and saving them to memory presets.
Methods for recalling radio stations stored in memory.
How to tune radio stations by manually entering their frequencies.
Cycling through all stored radio presets sequentially.
Guide to entering and displaying user-defined names for presets.
Steps to change the names of previously saved radio presets.
Diagrams illustrating connections for LD players, VCRs, and monitors.
Instructions for playing VCR tapes and recording video signals.
Configuring center mode, volume, and test tone for 3 Stereo.
Steps to activate and experience the Dolby 3 Stereo sound effect.
Adjusting volume balance, center mode, test tone, and delay time.
Steps to enable Pro-Logic, select center modes, and fine-tune audio.
Procedure for switching off surround modes and returning to stereo.
Saving customized Dolby 3 Stereo or Pro Logic settings.
Loading previously saved surround sound configurations.
Guidelines for positioning rear and center speakers for immersive sound.
Explanation of delay time's role in creating realistic acoustic environments.
Common problems with the remote and their solutions.
Diagnosing and fixing sound output failures and protection mode triggers.
Resolving issues with individual speaker output, surround sound, and hum on PHONO input.
Solutions for poor reception, incorrect bands, or lost presets.
Tips for minimizing interference affecting radio tuning and sound quality.
Detailed specifications for audio output, frequency response, and tuner sensitivity.
Specifications for power consumption, physical dimensions, weight, and AC outlets.
Performance specifications for audio and tuner sections for global models.
International specifications for power, dimensions, weight, and AC outlets.
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