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Power| power requirement | AC 110/220V ~ 60/50Hz, DC 12V UM-1 x 8 PCS |
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| power consumption | AC 20 Watts |
Operating Environment| operation temperature range | +5° C - + 35 °C |
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Receiver Section| receiving bands | AM/FM |
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| tuning range AM | 530 - 1710 KHz |
| tuning range FM | 88 - 108 MHz |
Compact Disc Section| optical pickup | 3-Beam Laser |
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| frequency response | 100Hz – 16 KHz |
Cassette Section| recording system | 2 Tracks 2 channel (Stereo) |
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| biasing system | DC bias |
| frequency response | 125 – 6.3 KHz |
Audio Section| power output | Maximum 2.5 Watts x 2 |
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| aux in jack | 3.5mm |
Weight and Dimensions| weight | 4.4 kg |
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| dimensions | 455mm (L) x 230mm (W) x 220mm (H) |
Follow guidelines for safe placement, ventilation, and operation to prevent damage and hazards.
Adhere to warnings regarding battery removal, mixing types, and simultaneous replacement.
Identify key components like antenna, handle, CD compartment, and speakers.
Operate power, volume, select functions (Radio, CD, USB, AUX), and tune radio.
Monitor power status, FM stereo reception, and use the LCD screen and tuning dial.
Skip tracks, skip 10 tracks, scan, or navigate folders for MP3 playback.
Control playback modes (play, pause, stop) and program custom playlists.
Use tape keys for playback, recording, rewind, fast-forward, stop, eject, and pause.
Connect AC power cable and speakers to the respective sockets and inputs.
Install batteries for portable power and set the AC voltage switch for your region.
Control playback, track selection, and mode switching using the remote control.
Position and slide speakers onto the main unit until they click securely into place.
Release speakers by pressing the tab and slide up; connect cables to unit inputs.
Ensure correct voltage setting and connect the AC power cord to the unit and outlet.
Install 8 UM-1 'D' size batteries, matching polarities, for portable operation.
Turn the unit on/off using the standby key and adjust volume with the dial.
Press the BBS key to enable/disable bass boost for enhanced low frequencies.
Select band, tune stations using the dial, and optimize reception with the antenna.
Details compatibility with audio CDs, CD-R/RW, and MP3-CDs.
Open compartment, place disc label-up, and close compartment to read disc.
Start, pause, resume, or stop playback. Select tracks by number or skip 10 tracks.
Scan tracks at high speed or select folders for MP3 playback.
Set playback modes: repeat track/all/folder, randomize, or play intro.
Press PROG/P-MODE to disable repeat/random/intro and return to normal playback.
Select tracks in desired order to create and save custom CD or MP3 playlists.
Familiarize yourself with the location and functions of the cassette compartment keys.
Load a cassette, press play; avoid using C120 or specialized cassette types.
Select source (CD/MP3/USB/AUX, Radio) and prepare tape and source material.
Load blank tape, press record key (with play key) to start; manage playback.
Initiate recording, pause/resume, and stop recording using dedicated tape keys.
Locate and break off the tab on the cassette to prevent accidental erasure.
Break off the tab to protect tape; use adhesive tape to cover opening if tab is missing.
Clean tape head and pinch wheel/capstan assemblies every 10 hours of use.
Connect audio source via 3.5mm jack, set player to AUX, and adjust volume.
Avoid opening unit, blocking vents, flames, and heed electrical shock warnings.
Do not disassemble casing; stop operation if objects fall into slots.
Protect from rain/moisture; dispose of batteries properly; wash hands after handling.
Read, retain, heed warnings, follow usage, and clean safely with a damp cloth.
Avoid water, unstable surfaces, and use only manufacturer-recommended accessories.
Ensure proper ventilation, avoid blocking openings, and understand grounding principles.
Unplug during lightning storms; keep antennas away from power lines.
Do not service yourself; use specified parts; perform safety checks after repairs.
Mount to wall/ceiling as recommended; situate away from heat sources.
Device complies with FCC Part 15; modifications may void authority; heed Proposition 65.
Details power, weight, dimensions, operating temp, receiving bands, and CD pickup.
Covers cassette recording system, response, wow/flutter, and audio output/input.
Contact Naxa Technical Support for assistance and find documentation online.
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