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Table
of
Contents
INTRODUCTION
Precautions...........................2
TableofContents......................3
BeforeUse...........................4
SafetyPrecautions....................4
NotesonDiscs......................4
NotesonRemoteControl...............4
FrontPanel/RearPanel.................5
RemoteControl........................6
DisplayWindow........................6
Connections..........................7
SpeakerSystemConnection.
Antenna(Aerial)Connections.
BEFORE
OPERATION
SettingtheVoltage(OPTIONAL).
SettingtheCLOCK.....................8
SleepFunction........................8
TimerFunction........................9
AudioAdjustment.....................10
VolumeAdjustment..................10
SoundQualityAdjustment.
MUTE............................10
SURROUND.......................10
XDSS
(Extreme
Dynamic
AuxiliaryFunction.....................10
. . . . . . . . . .
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Sound
System)
. . . . . . . . .
. . . .
OPERATION
Presettingtheradiostations.
Listeningtotheradio..................11
TapePlayback........................12
BasicPlayback......................12
ToStopPlay........................12
TapeCounterReset..................12
ToPlayFastRewindorFastForward.
Recording...........................12
BasicSetting.......................12
Recording
source............................12
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CDPlayback.........................13
to
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Radio,
Synchronized
BasicPlayback......................13
ToPausePlay......................13
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ToStopPlay........................13
ToSkippingtheTrack.................13
ToPlayFastRewindorFastForward.
ToRepeatPlay......................13
ToProgramPlay....................14
REFERENCE
Troubleshooting......................14
Specification.........................15
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