Teac AG-V1200 - Audio Playback and Recording; Video Source Playback

Preset Tuning:
This unit has a station preset memory which is
convenient when you {isten to many radio
ations. Preset tuning allows you to store a
total of up to 30 FM/AM stations, in any
desired sequence. Once these stations have
been stored in memory, as long as the power
plug is connected to the wall outlet, they are
retained indefinitely. Even if the power plug
is disconnected from the wall outlet, they are
Maintained for about four hours. Refer to
“Memory Backup Function" on page 11.
Therefore, it is not necessary to re-enter the
preset stations every time the power is
turned on.
2
rie the Preset Memory
. Tune to a station using the AUTO,
MANUAL or DIRECT tuning mode as
described above.
2. To store the station in the preset memory,
press the MEMORY button. The
MEMORY indicator will light for
approximately 5 seconds.
3. While the MEMORY indicator is lit, input
the desired channel number by pressing
the numeric key(s). In this-way, the
currently displayed information -- band
(FM or AM) and frequency -- are stored
in memory in that channel.
Note: If a frequency has already been
stored in the preset channel
specified, the previously stored
frequency will be replaced by the
new frequency.
Ex.: Channel 1
Ex.: Channel 10
Ex.: Channel 20
FEE A 1
then
Ex.: Channel 30
Press 3 times.
Note: It is not necessary to press the
“O' key for the unit's digit.
4. To release the preset memory mode while
the MEMORY indicator is lit, press the
MEMORY button again.
Recalling Frequencies from the Preset
Memory
Press the numeric key(s) corresponding to
the channel number to recall any required
station.
e Using the MEMORY SCAN Button
When this button is pressed, the preset
channel number (with band and frequency)
stored in memory for the band selected
(AM or FM) will be scanned upward
sequentially at 5-second intervals. To
releae this function (when you hear a
broadcast you wish to listen to), press this
button again.
© Using the MEMORY SKIP Button (on
the Remote Control Unit)
Every time this button is pressed, tuning
skips to the next higher preset channel
stored in memory for the band selected.
Listening to Records or Compact
Discs
1. Press the POWER button to ON.
2. Making sure that TAPE/DAT MONITOR
button is set to OFF, press the PHONO or
CD* function button.
* If the CD DIRECT button is pressed
(the LED indicator over it will light)
instead of the CD button, sound from
compact discs will be heard with
greater purity because the signal from
* the disc bypasses the tone control
circuit (BASS, TREBLE).
e The CD DIRECT button has priority
over the settings of the CD and
TAPE/DAT MONITOR buttons.
e To cancel the CD DIRECT input,
press the CD DIRECT button again
or press one of the FUNCTION
buttons (other than the CD and
TAPE/DAT MONITOR buttons).
The input will be switched to the
source indicated in the display.
3. Operate the tuntable (with a moving
magnet cartridge) or CD player to start
waifhcn
playback.
4. Adjust the volurne and tone as desired
using the MASTER VOLUME, BASS and
TREBLE, LOUDNESS controls.
Playing Back Audio Cassette
Tapes
1. Press the POWER button to ON.
2. Press the TAPE/DAT MONITOR button
to ON (the TAPE/DAT MONITOR indi-
cator will light).
Check that LED indicator over the CD
DIRECT button is not lit.
3. Operate your tape deck for playback
according to its instruction manual.
4. Adjust the volume and tone as required
using the MASTER VOLUME, BASS and
TREBLE, LOUDNESS controls.
Recording Audio Cassette Tapes
. Press the POWER button to ON.
2. Select the source to be recorded with the
FUNCTION selector buttons; VIDEO 1,
VIDEO 2, CD (or CD DIRECT), PHONO,
or TUNER. If the TUNER buttton is
selected, tune to the required station.
3. Play back the program source.
4. Operate your tape deck for recording
according to its manual.
Playing a Source Connected to
VIDEO 1 or VIDEO 2
1. Switch on the power of the TV and video
source component.
2. Press the VIDEO 1 or VIDEO 2 button
and play the video source corresponding
to the button selected.
3. With the TAPE/DAT MONITOR button
set to OFF*, you can watch the picture
from the video source component on the
TV and listen to the sound through the
speakers.
* If TAPE/DAT MONITOR button is set
to ON and an audio tape is played
back, you can watch the picture from
the video source while listening to
sound from the tape deck.
Note: When piaying back the video source
component connected to the VIDEO
2 terminals and an audio component
(CD player, turntable or the AG-
1200's tuner), if the function button
corresponding to the audio com-
ponent is pressed with the TAPE DAT
MONITOR button set to OFF, you
can watch the picture while listening
to the audio component.