RCA RP-9520 User Manual
USER'S
GUIDE
RP-9520
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RECEIVED SIP 3 0 1997.
AUDIO
Owning an RCA compact audio system is like having a
component stereo system, except you don't have the hassle of
hooking up a bunch of wires.
LOOKING FOR A GOOD READ?
You won't find this instruction book on the best seller list, but
it does contain a lot of information that you should know
before using your RCA stereo system.
I know that you want to use your stereo, not read about it, but
you really need to read the first section, _First Things First," to
learn how to hook it up; then, as you have time, you can read
about all of the great features of this stereo.
DON'T FORGET THE NOTES
Don't forget to read the notes in the margins too. They give
you extra information that can help you get the most from
your stereo.
If you have any questions, be sure to check
the Troubleshooting Tips section, the Index, or the Table of
Contents to help you find the answer.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FI RST TH I NGS FI RST ................................................... 2
BEFORE YOU BEGIN .................................................... 2
INSTALLATION AND SET UP ..................................... 3
GENERAL CONTROLS ................................................. 4
USING THE TUNER ..................................................... 6
USING THE CD PLAYER ............................................. 8
USING THE CASSETTE DECK .............................. ...... 13
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL .............................. 14
CARE AND MAINTENANCE .................................... 15
TROU BLESHOOTING TI PS ....................................... 16
INDEX ......................................................................... 17
LIMITED WARRANTY ............................................... 18
Now that you've chosen a stereo location, it's time to hook
it up.
SPEAKERS
Each speaker has its own connection terminals on the back
of the system, so connect the wires from each speaker to
oneset of terminals. When connecting the speakers, make
sure that the bare end of each wire makes contact with the
metal grips inside the terminal.
For Each Speaker:
1. Press down on the tab to open the red terminal and
insert the red wire (+) into the red terminal.
2. Press down on the tab to open the black terminal and
insert the black wire (-) into the black terminal.
ANTENNAS
The AM and FM wire antennas connect to the FM ANTENNA
terminals and AM terminal on the system's back panel, and
must be connected for clear reception. Connect the antenna
wires the same way you connect the speakers.
After connecting the antennas, extend them to their full
length; then you can adjust their position for better
reception when you are listening to the radio.
AC POWER
Plug the power cord into an AC power outlet that accepts
the polarized plug (one blade wider than the other).
Notice that the Standby Indicator Light comes on to let you
know that the system is plugged in and ready to use. This
light stays on as long as the stereo is plugged in, so that
you can use the remote control to turn on and operate the
system.
HEADPHONES
To listen to your stereo with headphones (not included), use
the 1/4" PHONES jack on the front of the system.
WARNING: 1
Be sure to follow these instructions
carefully; the system can be damaged
if speakers are improperly connected.
RED
BLACK
Speaker Hookup
RED
BLACK
Antenna Hookup
Have a Blast--Just Not on Your
Eardrums
Make surethat you turn down the stereo
before you put on the headphones; then
increase the volume to the desired level
after they are in place.
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