Panasonic RS-4360DFT - Page 3

€ €& Recording Level Controls (REC LEVEL)
When adjusting the recording levels manually, use these
controls watching the VU Meters@ ®. The controls have no
effect during automatic recordings.
@ Balance Control (BALANCE)
Adjust the sound so that it comes from the center of the
right and left speakers, by rotating the control right or left.
€ Edit Lever (EDIT)
No sound will be recorded while depressing this lever.
Unwanted sounds can be edited out during recording.
@ Record Lever (RECORD)
When recording, depress this lever together with the Play-
back Lever@.
@ Rewind Lever (REWIND)
Depressing it will rewind back the tape at high speed. When
the tape stops atthe end, be sure to depress the Stop
Lever@ to release the Rewind Lever. (See page 7.)
@ Fast-Forward Lever (FF)
Depressing it will make the tape advance quickly. When the
tape stops at the end, be sure to depress the Stop Lever@.
(See page 7.)
@ Playback Lever (PLAY)
When playing back the tape or using the Sleep system (see
page 7 ) depress this lever.
® Stop Lever (STOP)
Depressing this lever will stop all tape operations.
@ Pause Lever (PAUSE)
The tape will stop while this lever is depressed and locked,
and it will begin to move again as soon as the lever is de-
pressed again.
@ Eject Lever (EJECT)
Depressing it will make the cassette holder open.
@ @® Built-in Microphones
Have two characteristics: directional and non-directional.
(See page 8.)
@ FM Antenna Terminals (FM ANT)
(See page 6.)
@ AM Antenna Terminals (AM ANT)
For an external MW or SW antenna. (See page 6.)
@ Telescopic Antennas
Functions for FM and SW reception. On FM, extend both and
adjust their angle and length. On SW, extend the right an-
tenna fully vertically (the left antenna has no effect on SW).
@ External Speaker Jacks
When optional external speakers are connected to these
jacks, the built-in speakers will be disconnected automati-
Cally.
@® AC Voltage Selector (VOLTAGE SELECTOR)
Set to your local voltage by turning this selector with
screwdriver. When operating on AC (household current
make sure the selector is set properly. (See page 5.)
@ AC Input Jack (AC IN)
To operate on AC, connect the accessory AC power cord tr
this jack and a household AC outlet. When the plug is in
serted
into
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internal
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disconnected.
® Line Input Jacks (LINE IN)
Use these to connect stereo audio equipment (not a recorc
player) for amplification.
@® Line Output Jacks (LINE OUT)
Sound signals from the built-in radio receiver or tape dect
are fed out at these jacks, and can be played or recordec
with external equipment.
@ Phono Input Jacks (PHONO IN)
Used to connect a magnetic cartridge record player for
listening to records.
@ Phono-Earth Terminal (EARTH)
For elimination of unwanted boom or hum noise, connect
the earth terminal on the record player to this terminal.
@ DIN Connector Jack (REC/PB)
For tape recording or playback, connect the DIN terminal
on other equipment to be used to this jack.
@ External Microphone Jacks (MIC)
To use optional external microphones, connect them to
these jacks. When the plugs are inserted, the built-in micro-
phones are disconnected automatically.
@ Remote Contro! Jack (REMOTE)
By connecting a remote control switch to this jack, the ex-
ternal microphones can be switched on and off away from
the set.
@ Battery Compartment Cover