n
REMOTE
CONTROL
3----I
4\
5\
6--e-
7--
8----
9-----
lo-----
ll-
12-
13---
n
Names
of
controls
1.
Remote Control Transmitter Window
2. operate Button
0
Tuner control buttons
3. Presetl Buttons
4. Tuner Call Button
5. Band Selector Button
l
CD control buttons
6. Programme Button
7. Call Button
8. Clear Button
9. CD Call Button
10. Cue Button:
*
11. Review Button:
*
12. Pause Button: II
13.
Taoe
Lenath Selector Button
14.
Track
Number Input Buttons
15. Stop Button:
n
16. Play/Repeat Button:
b
5
17. Track Up/Down Buttons:
H1
I
H
18.
Random Play Button: RANDOM XL
19. Auto Editing Button
-14
---15
-16
-17
-18
---I9
\23
\24
125
\26
‘27
l
Tape control buttons
20. Tape Call and Tape
I/2
Select Button
0
This
lunchon
will change to TAPE when this button is pressed
once. After the
functvx-
has
chanoed
to TAPE. TAPE 1 or 2 can
then be selected by pressing the-button
agam.
21. Reverse Play Button:
4
22. Record Pause Button:
l
II
23. Forward Play Button:
b
24. Stop Button:
n
25. Fast Wind/APSS Buttons:
e
I
w
26. Volume Up/Down Buttons:
v
I
A
27. Auxiliary Call Button
OPERATION MANUAL
H
Proper
use
of
the
remote
control
SETTING
THE
CLOCK
Aim
(wIthIn
the
ranoe
of 30” with no obstacles1 the remote control at
the
remofe
control
&nsar
and operate as
sh&n
Notes concerning use:
l
Replace the batteries
If
control distance decreases or oper-
ation
becomes erratic.
b
PeriodIcally
clean the
transmitter
window on the remote
Control
and the sensor on the ma,”
““I,
wth a soft cloth
l
Exposmg
the
sensor
on the ma,”
un,t
to
strong light can
interfere
with
operation. Change lighting or the
dfrectlon
of
the
““,I
l
Keep the remote
conlrol
away from
moisture,
excessive
heat, shock, and
vrbralions.
l
The remote
controlls
usable
range
IS
between
0
2
m
(0.7
feet) and
6
m (20 feet) away from the sensor
l
Whilst the frequency Indicator on the tuner or the “ON TIME” in-
dicator
IS
11t.
press the DISPLAY button to
display
the
hme
1
~;i~;r;~;:“,“,t;~uT!ME
ADJ button, press the HOUR
but-
l
Press the HOUR button once lo advance the time by
1
hour Press
for more than 2 seconds
to
advance continuously.
“AM” changes
automatically
to “PM”.
l
On the
display,
midnight
I
?. “AM
12:Oo”
and noon is “PM 12.00~.
When
settmg
the
hme,
be careful not
10
confuse AM and PM.
2
Whilst pressmg the TIME ADJ button, press the MINUTE
button and set the time to 1 minute before the desired time.
. Press the MINUTE button once to advance the
hme
by
1
rmnute.
Press for more than 2 seconds to advance
con11nuousIy.
e
The hour setting wll not advance even
If
minutes advance from
“59” to
“00”.
3
Whilst pressing the TIME ADJ button, press the MINUTE
button once to start the clock at the correct time.
0
The
mmute
display will advance by one, and the clock
starls
oper-
atlng
from “0” seconds. (Seconds are not displayed.)
Note:
l
When setting the time, complete the procedure
withln
1
minute;
11
more than 1
minute
elapses, the “minute”
mdrcation
will advance.
l
When the current time and timer clock are not displayed, remove
the AC power lead, remove the clock/memory batteries, then
re-
inssIt them. Then, re-connect the AC power
lead
-6-
To Next Page
Loading...