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erating

ructions

Instrucciones

de

manejo

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FA

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BAS

vel

betaine

ai

eed

FM-MW-SW1-Swe2

Stereo

Radio

Cassette

Recorder

RX-5080F

National

Panasonic

Read

these

instructions

completely

before

operating

this

set.

Printed

in

Japan

RADIO

FREQUENCY

RANGE:

POWER

REQUIREMENT:

POWER

OUTPUT:

SPEAKERS:

FREQUENCY

RANGE:

RECORDING

SYSTEM:

TAPE

SPEED:

PROGRAM

TIME:

FAST

FORWARD

and

REWIND

TIME:

TRACK

SYSTEM:

JACKS:

INPUT;

OUTPUT;

OTHERS;

DIMENSIONS:

WEIGHT:

SPECIFICATIONS

FM;

88-108

MHz

MW;

525-1605

kHz

SW1;

2.3-7.0

MHz

SW2;

7-22

MHz

AC;

110-115/115—127/200-—-220/230-—250

V,

50/60

Hz

Power

consumption;

26

W

Battery;

12

V

(eight

UM-1,

‘‘D”’

size

batteries)

Car

battery;

with

optional

car

adaptor

RP-952

30

W

(15

Wx2)...

PMPO

15

W

(7.5

Wx2)...

RMS

(max.)

Woofer;

16cm

Tweeter;

5cm

70—13,000

Hz

(with

normal

tape)

60—14,000

Hz

(with

CrO2z

tape)

60—14,000

Hz

(with

Metal

tape)

AC

bias,

AC

erase

4.8cm/s

1

hour

with

C-60

cassette

tape

Approx.

90

seconds

with

C-60

cassette

tape

4-track

2-channel

stereo

recording

and

playback

MIC;

sensitivity

0.25

mV/applicable

microphone

impedance

2000-6002

(recommended

microphone

RP-8135)

LINE

IN;

sensitivity

200

mV/47

kf.

LINE

OUT;

sensitivity

420

mV/10

kQ

EXT

SP;

3-802

HEADPHONES;

82

DC

IN;

13.2

V

AC

IN

EXT

ANTENNA

and

EARTH

53.4

cm

(W)x

26.5

cm

(H)x

17.8

cm

(D)

21°’(W)x

104%

(H)x7”’

(D)

§.7

kg

(12

Ibs.

9

02.)

without

batteries

Specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Matsushita

Electric

Trading

Co.,

Ltd.

P.O.

Box

288,

Central

Osaka

Japan

RQX6921ZA

FO582N0

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

National

Panasonic

Radio

Cassette

Recorder.

For

optimum

performance

follow

these

3-9

operating

instructions

carefully.

Le

agradecemos

la

adquisicién

de

esta

radio

portatil

con

grabadora

a

casetes

National

Panasonic.

Por

favor

lea

10-16

atentamente

estas

instrucciones

para

operarla

correctamente.

Ie

2a

14s

Bee

El

38

TG

National

Panasonic

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Panasonic

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CLL

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>

24-30

Ady

AT

Tila

ly

prt

Glade

asl

Stel

C

Gy

Function

Selector

...“POWER

[OFF|/TAPE”

)©

Tape

recorder

cnr

Radio

cord

M

(RP-010A,

optional)

External

microphones

(RP-V305,

optional)

Earphone

jack

External

microphone

(RP-8135,

optional)

Television

Telephone

pick-up

y

——%

(RP-953,

optional)

S&S

ene

Stereo

connection

cord

(RP-023A,

optional)

Telephone

(LINE

OUT)

Stereo

cassette

deck

@

Stereo

Cassette

Deck

Operation

For

recording;

Function

Selector

.

.

.

“LINE

IN”

For

playback;

Function

Selector

. .

.

““POWER[OFF|/TAPE”

EXT

SP

Speaker

(L)

Stereo

connection

cord

(RP-023A,

optional)

Speaker

(R)

PHONES

Speaker

(L)

Stereo

amplifier

Speaker

(R)

Headphones

Tuner

Record

player

~—32—

LOCATION

OF

CONTROLS

Volume

Control

(VOLUME)

Bass

Control

(BASS)

Treble

Control

(TREBLE)

Power/Battery

Check

Indicator

(POWER/BATT)

Tape

Program

Sensing

(TPS)

Indicator

Tuning

indicator

(TUNING)

Balance

Control

(BALANCE)

Level

Meter

(LEVEL)

Function

Selector

(SELECTOR)

Mode

Selector/Beat

Proof

Switch

(MODE/BEAT

PROOF)

@

Tape

Selector

(TAPE)

@®

Band

Selector

(BAND)

®

Record

Muting

Button

(REC

MUTE)

@

FM

Stereo

Indicator

(FM

STEREO)

@®

Headphone

Jack

(PHONES)

©

Tweeters

(Treble

Speakers)

@

Buit-in

Microphones

(MICROPHONE)

@®

Tuning

Control

(TUNING)

®

Woofers

(Bass

Speakers)

@

Fine

Tuning

Control

(FINE

TUNING)

BOO8OOSOO06

PRECAUTIONS

869

864608

8868898668888

Cassette

Compartment

Record

Button

(

o

[RECORD))

Rewind

Button

(

¢<

REWIND)

Fast

Forward

Button

(

>»

FF)

Playback

Button

(>

PLAY)

Stop/Eject

Button

(li

STOP/

4

EJECT)

Pause

Button

(11

PAUSE)

Tape

Counter

and

Reset

Button

(COUNTER)

Microphone

Jacks

(MIC)

Line

Input

Jacks

(LINE

IN)

Line

Output

Jacks

(LINE

OUT)

External

Speaker

Jacks

(EXT

SP

3-81)

Handle

Telescopic

Antenna

External

Antenna

Terminals

(SW

ANT/FM

ANT)

Battery

Compartment

Cover

DC

Input

Jack

(DC

IN

13.2

VO-5-®)

AC

Socket

(AC

IN

~

)

Voltage

Selector

(VOLTAGE

SELECTOR)

@Avoid

using

or

placing

this

unit

near

sources

of

heat.

Do

not

leave

it

in

an

automobile

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

for

a

long

time

with

the

doors

and

windows

closed

as

this

may

deform

the

cabinet.

@Cassettes,

both

recorded

and

unrecorded,

should

not

be

stored

in

locations

with

high

temperature,

high

humidity

or

direct

sunlight.

Never

place

a

recorded

cassette

near

a

magnetic

source,

such

as

a

magnet

or

a

TV

set

as

this

may

affect

tape

performance.

e@Avoid

using

C-120

cassette

tapes

with

this

unit

because

they

can

be

easily

broken,

stretched

or

twisted

if

not

used

with

extreme

care.

@Tape

looseness

can

be

corrected

by

inserting

a

pencil

through

one

of

the

cassette

reels

and

turning

it

to

take

up

the

slack.

@When

not

in

use,

disconnect

the

power

cord

from

the

AC

power

outlet.

40°C

(104°F)

over

fies:

@

Battery

Operation:

1)

Open

the

battery

compartment

cover

as

shown

in

the

figure.

2)

Insert

8

‘‘D’’

size

(National

UM-1

or

equivalent)

batteries

into

the

battery

compartment,

making

sure

that

the

batteries

are

installed

in

the

specified

numerical

order

and

that

the

proper

polarities

are

maintained.

3)

Replace

the

compartment

cover.

Battery

removal

When

removing

the

batteries,

press

the

®

side

of

the

number

‘‘8”

battery

toward

the

©

side.

Then,

remove

the

batteries

in

the

reverse

order

from

installation.

Note:

To

operate

on

battery

power,

unplug

the

AC

power

cord

from

the

household

AC

power

outlet

and

the

AC

Socket

on

the

unit.

Battery

life

When

the

batteries

are

weak,

the

tape

speed

will

slow

down,

the

sound

will

become

distorted,

and

the

volume

will

decrease.

Set

the

Function Selector

to

‘POWER

|OFF//TAPE”.

Depress

the

Playback

Button.

When

the

Power/Battery

Check

Indicator

goes

out

or

dims,

it

is

time

to

replace

all

the

batteries

with

new

ones.

POWER

SOURCE

|

POWER/BATT

“0:

NORMAL

POWER/BATT

REPLACEMENT

Note:

When

the

Function

Selector

or

other

controls

are

switched,

the

indicator

may

tight.

This

does

not

indicate

that

anything

is

wrong

with

the

set.

@

AC

Power

Operation

1)

First,

check

the

AC

Voltage

Selector

to

insure

that

it

is

set

to

the

voltage

which

corresponds

to

your

household

AC

voltage.

If

not,

adjust

by

inserting

a

small

screwdriver

into

the

slot

provided

and

turning

the

screwdriver

until

the

desired

voltage

appears

through

the

opening.

110-115

V

115-127V

200-220

V

230-250

V

2)

Connect

the

accessory

AC

power

cord

to

the

AC

Socket

in

the

unit

and

your

household

AC

power

outlet.

Upon

plugging

the

power

cord

into

the

AC

Socket,

the

unit

will

automatically

switch

from

battery

to

AC

operation.

AC

power

outlet

+

AC

power

cord

@

Car

Battery

Operation:

1)

Insert

the

plug

of

the

car

battery

adaptor

cord

into

the

DC

Input

Jack.

2)

Plug

the

other

end

into

the

cigarette

lighter

socket

in

your

car.

Upon

plugging

the

car

battery

adaptor

cord

in

the

DC

Input

Jack,

the

unit

will

automatically

switch

from

internal

battery

to

car

battery

operation.

©

t\

DC

IN

13.2V

(O-2-®)

Cigarette

lighter

socket

Car

Adaptor

(RP-952,

optional)

Note:

For

the

connection

of

an

adaptor

cord,

follow

the

instructions

provided

with

it.

LISTENING

TO

THE

RADIO

1)

Set

the

Function

Selector

to

“RADIO”.

@The

Power/Battery

Check

Indicator

will

light.

2)

Set

the

Band

Selector

to

the

desired

radio

band.

3)

Set

the

Mode

Selector

to

“AMBIENCE",

“STEREO”

or

“MONO”’.

4)

Set

the

Volume

Control

for

the

desired

sound

level.

5)

Tune

in

your

favorite

station

using

the

Tuning

Control.

Adjust

the.

Tuning

Contro!

for

optimum

sound

quality

by

observing

which

position

lights

the

Tuning

Indicator.

6)

Adjust

the

Volume,

Balance,

Bass

and

Treble

Controls.

7)

The

radio

can

be

turned

off

by

setting

the

Function

Selector

to

“POWER

/TAPE”.

@

FM

AFC

The

Automatic

Frequency

Control

(AFC)

locks

the

tuned

station

during

FM

and

FM

stereo

reception.

This

assures

additional

stability

without

frequency

‘drift’.

Notes:

@To

receive

FM

stereo

broadcasts,

set

the

Mode

Selector

to

“AMBIENCE”

or

“STEREO”.

The

FM

Stereo

Indicator

will

light

during

stereo

broadcasts.

elf

FM

stereo

reception

is

poor

(excessive

noise,

FM

Stereo

Indicator

flickers),

set

the

Mode

Selector

to

“MONO”.

This

will

reduce

the

noise

and

provide

clear

reception;

however,

the

broadcast

will

not

be

heard

in

stereo.

@

Fine

Tuning

Control

For

short-wave

broadcasts,

tune

to

the

approximate

frequency

with

the

Tuning

Control,

and

then

use

the

Fine

Tuning

Control

for

more

precise

tuning.

Note:

When

using

the

Tuning

Control,

be

sure

to

set

the

Fine

Tuning

Control

pointer

at

the

vertical

position

(‘'0’’).

@

Antennas:

FM:

@Pull

out

the

Telescopic

Antenna

and

adjust

its

length

and

angle

for

optimum

reception.

@To

improve

reception

or

receive

very

distant

stations,

connect

an

FM

antenna

(FM

dipole

antenna,

TV

antenna)

to

the

External

Antenna

Terminals,

as

shown

in

the

figure.

MW:

e@The

sensitive

ferrite

core

antenna

inside

the

set

will

provide

excellent

MW

reception

in

most

areas.

For

optimum

reception,

turn

the

set

in

the

direction

which

gives

the

best

results

since

the

ferrite

core

antenna

is

directional.

SW:

Extend

the

Telescopic

Antenna

fully,

keep

it

vertical.

@To

improve

reception,

connect

a

length

of

wire,

to

serve

as

an

antenna,

to

the

External

Antenna

Terminals,

as

shown

in

the

figure.

eWith

the

SW1

band,

the

built-in

ferrite

core

antenna

also

has

an

effect,

and

changing

the

direction

of

the

set

may

improve

reception

as

with

MW.

Note:

An

antenna

for

SW

bands

can

be

constructed

from

a

length

of

wire.

A

long

length

of

wire

will

provide

better

results;

however,

a

short

length

of

wire

is

also

suitable.

FM

Antenna

wire

@How

to

Connect

Antenna

Wire

to

Terminal

$

Push

®

4

eee

13

>

Insert

wire

or

Push

and

Release

ie

wrk

-

ae

3

UY

wire

|

PLAYBACK

|

1)

Open

the

Cassette

Compartment

cover

by

depressing

the

Stop/

Eject

Button.

Insert

the

cassette

as

shown

in

the

figure,

and

then

close

the

Cassette

Compartment

cover.

Full

reel

of

tape

Note:

Make

sure

the

exposed

part

of

the

cassette

tape

is

face

down.

If

itis

upside

down,

the

Cassette

Compartment

cannot

be

closed.

2)

Set

the

Function

Selector

to

“POWER

[OFF|/TAPE”.

3)

Set

the

Tape

Selector

as

shown

in

the

table,

according

to

the

cassette

tape

used.

@Tape

Selector

Settings

for

Various

Tapes

Tape

Selector

position

Tape

+--+

METAL

Metal

tape

CrOz2

High

bias

chromium

tape

or

equivalent

NORMAL

Low

bias

ferric

oxide

tape

ae)

i

4)

Set

the

Mode

Selector

to

“AMBIENCE”,

“STEREO”

or

“MONO”.

5)

Depress

the

Playback

Button,

and

playback

will

begin.

©The

Power/Battery

Check

Indicator

will

light.

6)

Adjust

the

Volume,

Balance,

Bass

and

Treble

Controls.

7)

To

stop

playback,

depress

the

Stop/Eject

Button.

Otherwise,

at

the

end

of

the

tape,

the

Playback

Buttan

will

release

and

the

power

will

shut

off

automatically.

@Tape

Counter

and

Reset

Button

The

digits

return

to

‘‘000"’

when

the

Reset

Button

is

depressed.

The

digits

advance

with

the

tape

to

provide

a

reference

to

quickly

find

a

desired

part

of

the

tape.

™@

Pause

Button

The

Pause

Button

can

be

used

to

temporarily

stop

the

tape

from

moving

during

recording

or

playback.

Before

beginning

a

recording,

first

depress

and

lock

the

Pause

Button.

Then,

depress

the

Record

Button.

(The

tape

will

not

move.)

When

ready

to

record,

depress

the

Pause

Button

to

release

it.

This

will

start

the

tape

movement

for

immediate

recording.

Note:

Do

not

use

the

Pause

Button

to

stop

the

tape

for

along

period

of

time.

The

power

is

not

turned

off

when

the

Pause

Button

is

depressed.

Always

use

the

Stop

Button

to

turn

the

power

off.

@

Fast

Forward

and

Rewind

The

tape

will

move

rapidly

forward

when

the

Fast

Forward

Button

is

depressed.

The

tape

will

rewind

rapidly

when

the

Rewind

Button

is

depressed.

Note:

Do

not

depress

the

Playback

Button

during

fast

forward

or

rewind,

as

this

may

jam

the

tape.

Always

depress

the

Stop

Button

first,

between

functions.

@

Full

Auto

Stop

System

When

the

tape

reaches

the

end

during

playback,

recording,

fast

forward

or

rewind,

the

automatic

stop

system

will

release

all

the

buttons

and

automaticlly

turn

the

power

off.

Note

that

the

power

is

not

turned

off

if

the

Function

Selector

is

set

to

“LINE

IN"

or

“RADIO”;

the

Function

Selector

must

be

set

to

“POWER

[OFF]/TAPE”.

@

Ambience

The

Ambience

Sound

System

enhances

the

sound

from

a

normal

stereo

sound

source.

This

unit

increases

the

stereo

imaging,

thereby

broadening

the

listening

area

of

the

stereo

sound.

Therefore,

you

can

enjoy

the

stereo

sound

as

if

you

were

in

a

concert

hall.

@

Level

Meter:

The

Level

Meter

lights

up

to

indicate

the

source

level

in

each

mode;

in

the

radio

listening,

tape

playback,

recording,

using

the

set

as

an

amplifier,

and

so

on.

ae

@

Tape

Program

Sensor

System

(TPS)

The

Tape

Program

Sensor

system

can

be

set

to

automatically

find

and

playback

a

predetermined

selection

on

a

recorded

cassette

tape.

Procedure:

1)

Follow

the

same

procedure

as

described

in

step

(1)—(6)

of

“PLAYBACK”.

2)

Depress

the

Fast

Forward

or

Rewind

Button

keeping

the

Playback

Button

depressed.

TPS

Indicator

lights

up.

Depress

the

Fast

Forward

Button.

The

tape

will

advance

to

the

next

program

and

automatically

begin

to

play.

{Ps},

FF

PLAY

®Depress

the

Rewind

Button.

The

tape

will

rewind

to

the

beginning

of

the

present

program

and

begin

to

play.

TPS

REWIND

PLAY

TPS

Intervais

The

TPS

function

will

operate

with

most

pre-recorded

tapes.

For

self

recorded

tapes,

follow

the

procedure

below.

1)

Set

the

unit

to

the

recording

mode

(refer

to

‘RECORDING’.

2)

Depress

and

hold

the

Record

Muting

Button

for

4—6

seconds

after

a

program

has

been

recorded.

(No

sound

will

be

recorded

while

depressed,

but

the

LED

meter

will

function.)

3)

Depress

the

Pause

Button.

4)

Release

the

Record

Muting

Button.

5)

Depress

to

release

the

Pause

Button

to

record

again.

In

the

following

instances

the

Tape

Program

Sensor

system

may

not

operate

normally.

This

does

not,

however,

indicate

a

failure.

eWith

tapes

of

conversations

having

a

great

many

gaps

in

the

dialog.

e@With

tapes

having

tracks

with

extremely

low

sound

levels.

@With

tapes

having

portions

among

the

tracks

where

no

sound

has

been

recorded.

@With

tapes

having

intervals

of

less

than

3

secods

long.

@With

tapes

having

a

high

level

of

noise

during

the

intervals.

@When

less

than

10

seconds

separate

the

program

you

are

listening

to

and

the

next

program

when

you

want

to

move

on

to

listen

to

the

next

program.

|

RECORDING

@This

unit

has

an

Automatic

Level

Control

system

(tne

recording

level

is

automatically

adjusted).

@This

unit

has

a

variable-sound

monitor

system,

which

means

that

the

monitor

sound

can

be

adjusted

using

the

Volume

Control

without

affecting

the

recording

itself.

@This

unit

comes

with

a

one-touch

recording

mechanism.

This

means

that

when

recording

you

need

depress

only

the

Record

Button.

(In

other

words,

you

do

not

have

to

depress

the

Playback

Button.)

@

Recording

Radio

Broadcasts

1)

Follow

the

procedure

described

in

“LISTENING

TO

THE

RADIO”.

2)

Insert

the

cassette

into

the

Cassette

Compartment.

3)

Set

the

Tape

Selector

according

to

the

cassette

tape

used.

4)

Depress

the

Pause

Button

and

then

depress

the

Record

Button.

5)

Depress

to

release

the

Pause

Button

and

the

recording

will

begin.

6)

To

stop

the

recording,

depress

the

Stop/Eject

Button.

7)

Set

the

Function

Selector

to

‘POWER

[OFF]/TAPE”

to

turn

the

unit

off.

@Beat

Proof

switch

When

an

MW

broadcast

is

recorded,

the

Beat

Proof

Switch

can

be

used

to

reduce

unwanted

‘‘beat"’

signals

which

were

not

present

before

recording.

Set

the

switch

to

whichever

position

best

reduces

these

‘‘beat"’

signals.

@

Recording

through

the

Built-in

Microphones

The

built-in

condenser

microphones

in

this

unit

are

omni-directional

(all

directions),

so

that

recordings

can

be

made

from

any

direction.

1)

Set

the

Function

Selector

to

“POWER

[OFFI/TAPE”.

2)

Set

the

Mode

Selector

to

“STEREO”

or

MONO".

3)

Follow

the

procedure

described

in

steps

(2)—(6)

of

“Recording

Radio

Broadcasts”"’.

Note:

When

recording

through

the

Built-in

Microphones,

set

the

Volume

Control

to

its

minimum

position.

@

Recording

through

External

Microphones

1)

Connect

the

optional

external

microphones

to

the

Microphone

Jacks.

The

Built-in

Microphones

will

be

automatically

disconnected.

2)

Follow

the

procedure

described

in

‘Recording

through

the

Built-

in

Microphones”.

Notes:

@Use

two

microphones

which

have

the

same

specifications.

@When

only

one

external

microphone

is

used

for

recording,

the

sound

will

be

heard

only

from

the

channel

(left

or

right)

to

which

the

microphone

is

connected.

To

prevent

recording

of

sounds

through

the

Built-in

Micro-

phone

for

the

channel

(left

or

right)

to

which

the

external

microphone

is

not

connected,

connect

the

erase

plug

(optional)

into

the

Microphone

Jack

not

being

used.

ee

ed

@

Recording

from

External

Equipment

(Refer

to

page

32)

1)

Connect

the

output

terminal

of

the

external

equipment

to

the

Microphone

jacks

or

Line

Input

jacks.

2)

Set

the

Function

Selector

to

the

position

which

corresponds

to

the

source.

3)

Set

the

Mode

Selector

to

“STEREO”

or

“MONO”

according

to

the

source.

4)

Follow

the

procedure

described

in

steps

(2)—(7)

of

“Recording

Radio

Broadcasts’”’.

Notes:

e@When

recording

from

a

TV,

telephone,

etc.,

the

sound

will

be

recorded

through

the

Built-in

Microphone

corresponding

to

the

side

to

which

the

connection

is

not

made.

To

prevent

this,

connect

the

erase

plug

(optional)

into

the

Microphone

Jack

not

being

used.

elf

the

volume

level

of

the

TV

or

other

equipment

is

too

loud

during

recording,

the

recorded

sound

will

be

distorted.

Set

the

volume

of

the

TV

or

other

equipment

to

the

usual

listening

level.

@

Monitoring

The

monitor

system

enables

you

to

listen,

through

the

Built-in

Speakers,

headphones,

or

external

speakers,

to

the

sound

as

it

is

being

recorded.

Sound

can

be

monitored

in

the

following

ways:

@When

recording

from

the

radio,

the

sound

being

recorded

can

be

monitored

through

the

Built-in

Speakers,

headphones

or

external

speakers.

@When

recording

from

a

sound

source

connected

to

the

Microphone

Jacks

or

Line

Input

Jacks,

the

sound

being

recorded

can

be

monitored

through

the

Built-in

Speakers,

headphones

or

external

speakers.

To

prevent

feedback

(howling)

when

recording

through

the

Built-in

Microphones,

the

sound

being

recorded

cannot

be

monitored

through

the

Built-in

Speakers,

headphones,

external

speakers.

@When

recording

through

external

microphones,

use

headphones

to

monitor

the

sound.

If

it

is

necessary

to

adjust

the

volume

level

of

the

sound

being

monitored,

do

so

by

using

the

Volume

Control.

Note:

if

external

microphones

are

placed

too

close

to

the

speakers

in

this

unit,

feedback

(howling)

may

be

heard.

If

so,

place

the

microphones

as

far

away

from

the

speakers

as

possible,

or

reduce

the

volume.

@

Erasure

of

Recordings

When

recording,

previously

recorded

signals

on

the

tape

will

be

erased

automatically.

To

erase

a

tape

without

re-recording,

use

the

following

procedure.

(Make

no

connections

to

the

Line

input

Jacks).

1)

Set

the

Function

Selector

to

“LINE

IN”.

2)

Set

the

Tape

Selector

according

to

the

cassette

tape

used.

3)

Depress

the

Record

Button.

@

Amplifier

Operation

1)

Connect

the

equipment

to

be

amplified

to

the

Line

Input

Jacks.

2)

Set

the

Function

Selector

to

“LINE

IN”.

3)

Adjust

the

Volume,

Balance,

Bass

and

Treble

Controls.

4)

To

turn

the

power

off,

set

the

Function

Selector

to

“POWER

[OFFI/TAPE”.

RECORD

PREVENTION

TABS

(KNOCK-OUT

TABS)

Cassettes

are

provided

with

plastic

tabs

(as

illustrated)

to

prevent

accidental

erasing

of

a

recording.

Recordings

can

be

made

only

when

the tab

is

intact.

There

is

one

tab

for

each

side

(track)

of

the

tape.

To

preserve

a

valuable

recording,

the

tab(s)

should

be

broken

off

with

a

small

screwdriver.

If

you

want

to

record

on

a

track

whose

tab

has

already

been

broken

off,

use

adhesive

tape

to

cover

the

hole,

and

record.

Tab

=

i

~~“

«For

side

2

x

Screwdriver

22>

ABSSRS

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Adhesive

tape