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INTRODUCTION

PAGE

3

Table

of

Contents

Introduction

Precautions.............................2

TableofContents.........................3

NotesonDiscs..........................4

IdentificationofControls..................5-8

FrontPanel...............................5

RemoteControl............................6

PreparingtheRemoteControl...............7

OperatingwiththeRemoteControl.

. . . . . . . . .

RearPanel/DisplayWindow..................8

Connection

Antenna(Aerial)Connections................9

SpeakerSystemConnection...............10

ConnectingtoaTV/Monitor................10

Before

SettingtheClock........................11

SleepFunction..........................11

TimerFunction..........................12

AudioAdjustment........................13

Radio

Presettingtheradiostations................14

Listeningtotheradio.....................15

AuxiliaryFunction........................15

Cassette

TapePlay..............................16

Recording...........................17-18

Operation

VolumeAdjustment......................13

SoundQualityAdjustment.................13

MUTE................................13

MDSS(MultiDynamicSoundSystem).

DEMOMode...........................13

DISPLAYMode.........................13

UBB/HI-TONEFunction..................13

Operation

Deck

BasicPlayback........................16

TapeCounterReset.....................16

Recording

Dubbing..............................17

CDtoTapeSynchronizedRecording.

Operation

from

Radio,

CD

or

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Source

. . . . . . .

. . . . .

.13

.

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CD/VCD

Operation

BasicPlayback.......................19-20

ChangingDiscsDuringPlay...............19

ToStopPlay..........................20

ToPausePlay.........................20

To

Skip

chapters

To

Scanatfast

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Advanced

and

forwardorfast

Operation

tracks

LastSceneMemory......................21

TimeSearch...........................21

RemainTimeFunction....................21

MultiplexFunction.......................22

PBCPlay(PlaybackControlPlay).

RepeatPlay............................23

ProgramPlay...........................23

Karaoke

Operation

KaraokeBasicPlayback...................24

KaraokeFunction.....................25-26

ToAdjustECHOVolume..................25

ToChangetheKey(KeyControl).

RecordingwithKaraoke..................25

TempoChange.........................25

VideoSelectFunction....................25

ReturnFunction........................25

ReservationFunction....................26

MICVolumeControl.....................26

ShadowFunction.......................26

KaraokeMENUPlayback...............27-31

SelectionofMelody......................27

ScoreIndication........................27

Fanfare...............................27

ChallengingKaraoke.....................29

MelodyKaraoke........................29

SingRoomFunction.....................30

MasterpieceImpressionFunction

Reference

17

DiscsRequirements......................32

PlayableDiscs.........................32

BeforeCallingServicePersonnel.

Specifications...........................35

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4

INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

PAGE

5

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PAGE

6

INTRODUCTION

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PAGE

7

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8

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9

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PAGE

10

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at

any

the

time

press

you

This

means

after90minutes.

the

button offisreduced

etc.

desired time

the

remaining

turned

functionisactive

sleep

The for

while

the

sleep

to

stop

until

10

again

or

DIAL

or

PRESET

hours.

DIAL

or

PRESET

the

correct

and

the

correct

time

to

display

until

the

SLEEP.

can see

that

the

is

pressed

by

to

turn

time

off.

time

remaining

about5seconds.

time

sleep

timer

the

function

appears,

while

and

10

is

(24HR)

the

selected

(-)/(+)

minutes.

time

the

power

for

system

the

time

10

minutes.

off.

until

press

until

is

displayed,

mode:

SLEEP

press

then

press

displayed.

time

is

about

turns

interval

the

it

turns

the

but-

is

for

off

i.e.