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Notes:
¢ Stereo sound is not available for TV.
¢ Gently open the LCD TV panel up to about 50°. Do not open it
beyond this angle.
* Do not exert a strong force on the illumination window, LCD
TV panel or mirror screen. Doing so may result in trouble or
damage.
TV screen brightness may also depend on the angle of the unit.
¢ To listen only to the sound of a TV broadcast, simply close the
LCD TV panel.
m@ TV telescopic rod antenna
1 Insert the TV telescopic rod antenna into ROD ANTENNA jack.
2 Adjust length, angle, and direction of TV telescopic rod anten-
na for best reception. If the TV telescopic rod antenna is re-
tracted and folded, the unit can fit in the carrying case with-
out the need for detaching the TV telescopic rod antenna.
Note: This unit does not use the TV telescopic rod antenna for FM
broadcast reception.
Poor reception locations
It's difficult to receive broadcast signals in the following loca-
tions. At these locations, the TV picture may not appear or may
be unstable.
¢ Locations that are distant from the broadcast station or behind
mountains or buildings.
e Underground centers or inside tunnels and buildings (such as
high-rises).
¢ Locations susceptible to electromagnetic interference such as
near high voltage lines, neon signs, and radio stations.
¢ Locations near railroad tracks or expressways or under air
lanes.
Inside vehicles such as trains, subways, and automobiles.
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RADIO OPERATION
Plug headphones into PHONES jack. Unit cannot be turned on
unless headphones are plugged in.
Set FUNCTION switch to RADIO.
Set SELECT switch to AM or FM.
Use TUNING control to tune in desired station.
Adjust VOLUME control to desired listening level.
Headphones cord also functions as a TV/FM antenna. Extend
cord to its full length, then adjust position for best reception.
For AM, move and rotate unit for best reception.
Set FM MODE switch to STEREO for FM stereo; if sound is
poor, set to MONO.
When finished listening to the radio, set FUNCTION switch to
TAPE (TV/RADIO OFF).
Note:
Cassette tape with high metal content in housing (not so-
called “metal tape”) can interfere with radio reception. Remove
cassette from unit when listening to radio.
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