35. "LINE PHASE SENSOR" indicator
When plugging the AC power cord into the wall
outlet, check the polarity of the AC power cord at
this sensor and indicator. When the sensor is
touched after connecting the AC power cord, the
polarity is correct if the indicator remains unlit.
If
the indicator lights up, unplug the AC power cord
then plug its other side into the AC wall outlet.
40. "TAPE-2 IN and OUT" jacks
Connect a 2nd tape deck to these jacks in the
same manner as item #39 above.
41. "TUNER IN" jacks
This set of jacks is for connection of a tuner.
They may also be used for any other high level
signal source as well.
Note:
Check the polarity before connecting any sources.
If
you live in an apartment building where the power
supply is floating, the indicator may not change
status.
36. AC Power Cord
Insert the AC plug of the C-383 into an appropri-
ate wall outlet.
37.
"PRE OUT" jacks
Use these jacks for connection of a power ampli-
fier.
38. "SIGNAL PROCESSOR IN and OUT" jacks
For connection of a surround sound processor,
an equalizer or other signal processor as desired.
Note:
Jumper bars are factory installed in these jacks. They
need to be removed only when connecting a proces-
sor. Retain for possible future reuse.
42. "CD IN" jacks
This set of jacks is for connection of a CD (com-
pact disc) player. They may also be used for any
other high level signal source as well.
43. "PHONO IN" jacks
Connect a phono turntable equ~pped with an MM
(moving magnet) or MC (moving
co~l) cartridge.
Set the
MMIMC cartridge select switch (item
#44)
in the matching position.
44. "MM/MCU Cartridge Select switch
Use this switch to match with the cartridge type
connected to the
(2-383's PHONO IN jacks.
45. "GND" terminal
Connect the common (ground) lead of your
phono turntable to this terminal.
39. "TAPE-I IN and OUT" jacks
Connect the LlNE IN and LlNE OUT jacks of your
audio tape deck to these OUT and IN jacks
respectiveiy
.