Teac AG-500 - Page 7

3) Replace the battery compartment
cover.
Battery replacement
if you notice that the distance between the
remote control unit and the receiver within
which correct operation is possible
becomes shorter, it indicates that the
batteries are nearly exhausted. In this
case, replace both batteries with new
ones.
Precautions concerning batteries
© Be sure to insert the batteries with
correct positive (+) and negative (-)
polarities as indicated in the battery
compartment.
© Do not use an old battery and a new
battery at the same time.
© Use batteries of the same type. Never
use batteries of different types together,
even when they have the same shape.
@ Both rechargeable and non-
rechargeable batteries can be used.
Refer to the precautions on their labels
before use.
© Do not heat or disassemble batteries
and never dispose of old batteries by
throwing them in a fire.
Cautions on Use of the Remote Control
Unit
e Even if the remote control unit is
Operated within the effective range,
remote control operation may be
impossible if there is any obstacle
between the receiver and the remote
control unit or if it is outside the
effective angle.
If the remote control unit is operated
near other appliances which generate
infrared rays, or if other remote controls
using infrared rays are used near the
receiver, it may operate incorrectly. The
opposite is also true, and other
appliances may work incorrectly.
© Do not place books or other objects on
the remote control unit as they could
press its buttons and the batteries could
become exhausted more quickly.
@ When the remote control unit is not to
be used for an extended period (more
than a month), remove its batteries to
prevent them from leaking.
If they leak, wipe away the liquid inside
the battery compartment and replace
the batteries with new ones.
(TAPE PAUSE) button ——-____-
Only the pause mode of a cassette deck
with mechanical controls can be operated.
(CD SYNC) button —-——-
By combining a TEAC CD player* (such as
the CD-P280) with a TEAC cassette deck*
(such as the W-520R), dubbing (recording)
synchronized with the CD player — CD
synchro dubbing — is possible.
This operation can be started not only by
pressing the cassette deck's CD SYNC
button but also by prssing this button. For
details, refer to the owner's manual of the
cassette deck.
* A TEAC CD synchro compatible CD
player or cassette deck with a "UR" mark
and a CD/DECK SYNC terminal on its
rear panel. The terminals on the player
and the deck should be connected using
an optional synchro cable (WR-7000).
@ When TEAC "UR" compatible compo-
nents are linked to the receiver using
remote control cables, any of the
remote control units can be used to
control the system, in addition to the
UR-300 remote control unit provided
with the AG-500, by pointing them at the
REMOTE SENSOR window of the
receiver*.
* When a component is connected
using a remote control cable, that
component's remote sensor window
will not accept signals.
@ The UR-300 remote control unit provided
with the AG-500 can control not only the
current source component but also
other TEAC "UR" components (a
cassette deck and/or a CD player)
which are connected to the receiver
using remote control cables.
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The TAPE | mechanism of a double-
transport cassette deck can be operated
using these buttons.
* lf the TAPE | mechanism of a double-
transport cassette deck does not have a
recording function, the TAPE | RECORD
button will not operate.
—~(TAPE II)
The TAPE Il mechanism of a double-
transport cassette deck can be operated
using these buttons. They are also used to
operate a single-transport cassette deck.
Notes:
1. The RECORD button does not have to be
pressed together with another button;
pressing this one button sets the deck
to the record mode.
2. Only full-logic control cassette decks
can be operated using the TAPE | and
TAPE II buttons.
—(CD)
© SKIP buttons: These buttons allow quick
movement of the pickup to the
beginning of tracks (tunes) in the
forward or reverse direction.
© DISC SKIP button: Selects a disc in the
auto-changer.
© PAUSE, PLAY/PAUSE buttons: If the
connected CD player has an
independent PAUSE button, use the
PAUSE button; if the connected CD
player has a combined PLAY/PAUSE
button, use the PLAY/PAUSE button.
© STOP button: Used to stop the CD
player.