Philips AW 7890 - Page 3

English @)
For the illustrations, keep the pages 36-37 open
CONTROLS - figs. 1-2 _
© POWER on/off switch with indicator
@ DUBBING SPEED selector with high speed
indicator ^
@ FM STEREO indicator ^
@ radio display, shows:
FM/MW/LW - the selected wave band (LWnoton
all versions)
the tuned frequency in ’MHz’ (for FM) or ’kHz’ (for
MW and LW)
indicating the PRESET location of the
shown frequency
@ 'P1’.,.’P5’ PRESCT buttons - to select PRESET
transmitters
@ MEMORY button - to store transmitter frequen¬
cies
© radio TUNING buttons V/A
@ {7. PHONES socket for stereo headphones
@ FUNCTION selector - to select the sound source
for reproduction or recording
® FM MONO/STEREO selector
® BAND selector
® GRAPHIC EQUALIZER tone controls
100 Hz - lower bass
500 Hz - upper bass
3 kHz (3 000 Hz) - mid-range
5 kHz (5 000 Hz) - lower treble
12 kHz (12 000 Hz) - upper treble
© BALANCE control
® built-in mono microphone MIC
© VOLUME control
© tape counter with zero reset button, deck A
@ deck A keyboard, recording and playback
• RECORD - record
► PLAY
REWIND - fast rewind
^ F.FWD - fast forward wind
■ STOP/EJECT
II PAUSE
© deck B keyboard, for playback only
► PLAY
ii REWIND - fast rewind
RFWD - fast forward wind
■ STOP/EJECT
II PAUSE
® EXT. ANTENNA socket for FM-aerial (not on all
versions)
@ CD/AUX sockets for recording from an amplifier,
receiver, recorder, CD player, etc.
@ RIF-selector, for eliminating possible whistle
tones during MW and LW radio recordings
@ VOLTAGE selector (not on all versions)
© terminals for loudspeakers SPEAKERS
@ MAINS - socket for mains lead
The type plate will be found in the battery com¬
partment
SUPPLY
Battery supply
• Open the battery compartment (fig. 2).
• Forthe RADIO PRESET MEMORY (fig. 2). insert as
indicated three batteries, type R6, UM3 or AA.
• Forthe radio cassette recorder, insert as indicated
eight batteries, type R20, UM1 or D-cells (fig. 2).
• Remove the batteries if exhausted or if they will not
be used again for a long period.
• The battery supply is switched off if the mains lead
socket MAINS @ is occupied. To change over to
battery supply, pull out the plug from the MAINS
socket ©
Mains supply
• Check if the mains voltage as shown on the type
plate corresponds to your local mains supply. If it
does not, consult your dealer or service organisa¬
tion.
If the set is equipped with a VOLTAGE selector@, set
this selector to the local mains voltage.
• Connect the mains lead to the MAINS socket @
and the wall socket. The mains supply Is now
switched on.
• To disconnect the set from the mains completely,
withdraw the mains plug from the wall socket.
Important note for users fn U.K.:
When fitting a mains plug to the mams lead proceed as folIov;s'
The v.ues in the mams lead are coloured in accordance v;ith the
fo!Iov/ing code: Blue=Neutral, Bro’.'m=Lj\'e.
These colours may not correspondv/)th the colourmarkingsidenliVing
the terminals in your plug, so proceed as follov/s:
Connect the Brov/n \we to the terminal marked Lor coloured Red.
Connect the Blue vAie to the terminal marked N or coloured Black.
No connection is necessary to the earth terminal.
Note: This apparatus must be protected by a 3 Amp Fuse if a 13 Amp
plug is used or, if any other type of plug is used, by a 5 Amp Fuse either
in the plug or adapter or at the distribution board. If in doubt consult
a qualified electrician.
CONNECTIONS
Stereo headphone socket {7 PHONES ®
You may connect stereo headphones with 3.5 mm
plug to socket PHONES The loudspeakers are
then muted.
Socket for FM-aerial © EXT. ANTENNA
(Not on all versions)
Socket © is for connection of:
- a roof-mounted FM aerial with an impedance of
75 ohms
- the Cable or Community Antenna System, imped¬
ance 75 ohms
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