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——T[_

AM

-

FM

STEREO

CASSETTE

PLAYER

WITH

LCD

TELEVISION

move.

JC-AV1

OPERATION

MANUAL

TINSE1257AFZZ

|

Lo

Oa

i

FOR

YOUR

RECORDS

For

your

assistance

in

reporting

this

unit

in

case

of

loss

or

theft,

please

record

below

the

model

number

and

serial

number

which

are

located

on

the

rear

of

the

unit

and

in

the

battery

compartment.

Please

retain

this

information.

Model

number

Serial

number

Date

of

purchase

Place

of

purchase

|

fications

are

the

same

for

all

units

regardless

of

the

color.

e

"AA"

cell

batteries,

cassette

tape,

cotton

swab,

and

demagnet-

izer

mentioned

in

this

manual

are

not

included

with

unit.

This

LCD

TV

receives

broadcasts

in

the

"M.NTSC*

format

and

cannot

be

used

in

areas

where

a

different

TV

broadcast

format

is

used.

(In

such

areas,

the

picture

may

appear

without

sound.)

a

a

e

The

last

letter

of

the

model

name

on

the

catalog,

packing

case,

etc.

indicates

the

color

of

the

product.

Operations

and

speci-

———

INTRODUCTION

Thank

you

for

selecting

this

SHARP

unit.

We

hope

it

gives

you

many

years

of

trouble-free

enjoyment.

But

for

the

best

perfor-

mance,

read

this

Manual

carefully

and

operate

your

SHARP

unit

accordingly.

PRECAUTIONS

=

Many

situations

are

dangerous

if

you

can't

hear

what's

going

on

around

you.

Avoid

high

volumes

and

don't

use

headphones

when:

¢

Operating

a

car,

bicycle

or

any

such

vehicle.

¢

Crossing

streets.

e

Exercise

common

sense

when

viewing

the

TV

while

using

the

supplied

TV

telescopic

rod

antenna

in

crowded

areas

so

as

not

to

bother

others.

=

External

DC

power

supply

other

than

DC

3

volts

can

damage

unit.

=

Listening

at

high

volume

can

damage

your

ears.

=

Do

not

expose

unit

to:

e

Extreme

heat

or

cold

¢

Direct

sunlight

or

dust

¢

Magnetic

fields

(such

as

near

speakers

or

other

TVs)

e

Moisture,

water

or

excessive

humidity

¢

Oil,

solvents

or

insecticides

=

Moving

unit

from

cold

to

warm

place

can

cause

malfunctions.

Warm

up

to

room

temperature

before

operating.

=

At

temperatures

below

5°C

and

above

40°C,

the

TV

picture

may

not

appear.

This

is

not

a

sign

of

trouble.

The

picture

will

appear

when

proper

operating

temperature

is

restored.

(Operating

temperature

range:

5°C-

40°C)

=

Do

not

subject

the

LCD

TV

panel

to

impact.

=

Sharp

is

not

responsible

for

damage

from

improper

use.

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified

Sharp

personnel.

NAME

OF

CONTROLS

123

4

S

6

7

8

9

10

1112

13

14

15

1.

Tuning

Dial

2.

Tape

Direction

Indicator

3.

TV

Mirror

Screen

4.

LCD

TV

Panel

5.

Illumination

Window

1.

TV

Telescopic

Rod

Antenna

Jack

6.

Cassette

Compartment

2.

Reverse

Mode

Switch

7.

Brightness

Control

3.

FM

Mode

Switch

8.

Battery

Compartment

4.

Headphones

Jack

9.

Tuning

Control

5.

Volume

Control

10.

Function

Selector

Switch

6.

Power

Indicator

11.

Tape/Band

Selector

Switch

7.

Tape

Direction

Button

12.

Fast

Forward/Rewind

Buttons

8.

External

DC

Power

Input

Jack

13.

Stop

Button

9.

Headphones

14.

Play

Button

10.

Carrying

Case

15.

Cassette

Compartment

Open

Button

3

4

POWER

SOURCE

|

m@

Battery

power

Ribbon

1

Remove

battery

compartment

cover.

2

Insert

2

“AA”

cell

batteries

into

battery

compartment.

Be

sure

to

place

the

attached

ribbon

under

the

batteries

installed,

so

that

the

weakened

batteries

may

be

easily

removed

by

pull-

ing

the

ribbon.

3

Replace

battery

compartment

cover.

m@

External

DC

power

¢

The

polarity

of

the

center

pin

is

negative.

This

unit

is

provided

with

a

DC

3

V

jack

which

is

smaller

in

size

(the

diameter

of

the

center

pin:

1

mm)

than

those

of

other

units.

5

Notes:

¢

Replace

all

batteries

at

the

same

time.

e

Using

external

DC

power

disconnects

unit's

batteries.

¢

Don't

mix

normal

batteries

with

Ni-Cd,

alkaline,

or

other

types.

Replace

batteries

when:

¢

POWER

indicator

does

not

light

up

when

PLAY

button

is

pressed

or

when

FUNCTION

switch

is

set

to

RADIO

or

TV.

Excessive

noise

affects

reception

of

all

radio

broadcasts.

Tape

does

not

change

direction

when

DIR

button

is

pressed.

Tape

repeatedly

changes

direction

during

playback.

Sound

starts

distorting

or

tape

does

not

run.

Reception

of

TV

broadcasts

becomes

difficult.

Screen

darkens

while

viewing

the

TV

even

though

the

BRIGHTNESS

control

is

not

moved.

@ e

@®

e

e

@

HEADPHONES

¢

Connect

headphones

plug

to

PHONES

jack.

Adjust

volume

by

using

VOLUME

control.

This

unit

is

powered

by

connecting

the

headphones

plug_

into

PHONES

jack.

This

unit

will

not

operate

unless

the

headphones

_—

are

connected.

TV

OPERATION

m@

General

information

This

TV

displays

(not

display)

the

TV

picture

on

the

TV

mirror

screen

by

reflecting

the

light

which

comes

in

through

the

illumination

window

on

the

LCD

TV

panel.

@The

TV

picture

will

not

appear

in

a

dark

place.

Illumination

window

Surround

light

d-

TV

mirror

screen

and

TV

picture

¢

The

TV

picture

is

produced

from

the

surrounding

light.

1

Plug

headphones

into

PHONES

jack.

Unit

cannot

be

turned

on

unless

headphones

are

plugged

in.

2

Open

the

LCD

TV

panel.

3

Set

FUNCTION

switch

to

TV.

4

Set

SELECT

switch

to

VHF

or

UHF.

5

Use

TUNING

control

to

tune

in

desired

TV

station.

6

Use

BRIGHTNESS

control

to

adjust

TV

picture

brightness.

7

Adjust

VOLUME

control

to

desired

listening

level.

8

Headphones

cord

also

functions

as

a

TV/FM

antenna.

Extend

cord

to

its

full

length,

then

adjust

position

for

best

recep-

tion.

9

If

satisfactory

TV

reception

is

not

possible

with

the

head-

phones

cord,

use

the

TV

telescopic

rod

antenna.

(See

page

9.)

10

When

finished

viewing

the

TV,

gently

close

the

LCD

TV

panel

and

set

FUNCTION

switch

to

TAPE

(TV/RADIO

OFF).

8

Notes:

¢

Stereo

sound

is

not

available

for

TV.

¢

Gently

open

the

LCD

TV

panel

up

to

about

50°.

Do

not

open

it

beyond

this

angle.

*

Do

not

exert

a

strong

force

on

the

illumination

window,

LCD

TV

panel

or

mirror

screen.

Doing

so

may

result

in

trouble

or

damage.

TV

screen

brightness

may

also

depend

on

the

angle

of

the

unit.

¢

To

listen

only

to

the

sound

of

a

TV

broadcast,

simply

close

the

LCD

TV

panel.

m@

TV

telescopic

rod

antenna

1

Insert

the

TV

telescopic

rod

antenna

into

ROD

ANTENNA

jack.

2

Adjust

length,

angle,

and

direction

of

TV

telescopic

rod

anten-

na

for

best

reception.

If

the

TV

telescopic

rod

antenna

is

re-

tracted

and

folded,

the

unit

can

fit

in

the

carrying

case

with-

out

the

need

for

detaching

the

TV

telescopic

rod

antenna.

Note:

This

unit

does

not

use

the

TV

telescopic

rod

antenna

for

FM

broadcast

reception.

Poor

reception

locations

It's

difficult

to

receive

broadcast

signals

in

the

following

loca-

tions.

At

these

locations,

the

TV

picture

may

not

appear

or

may

be

unstable.

¢

Locations

that

are

distant

from

the

broadcast

station

or

behind

mountains

or

buildings.

e

Underground

centers

or

inside

tunnels

and

buildings

(such

as

high-rises).

¢

Locations

susceptible

to

electromagnetic

interference

such

as

near

high

voltage

lines,

neon

signs,

and

radio

stations.

¢

Locations

near

railroad

tracks

or

expressways

or

under

air

lanes.

Inside

vehicles

such

as

trains,

subways,

and

automobiles.

9

SS;

RADIO

OPERATION

Plug

headphones

into

PHONES

jack.

Unit

cannot

be

turned

on

unless

headphones

are

plugged

in.

Set

FUNCTION

switch

to

RADIO.

Set

SELECT

switch

to

AM

or

FM.

Use

TUNING

control

to

tune

in

desired

station.

Adjust

VOLUME

control

to

desired

listening

level.

Headphones

cord

also

functions

as

a

TV/FM

antenna.

Extend

cord

to

its

full

length,

then

adjust

position

for

best

reception.

For

AM,

move

and

rotate

unit

for

best

reception.

Set

FM

MODE

switch

to

STEREO

for

FM

stereo;

if

sound

is

poor,

set

to

MONO.

When

finished

listening

to

the

radio,

set

FUNCTION

switch

to

TAPE

(TV/RADIO

OFF).

Note:

Cassette

tape

with

high

metal

content

in

housing

(not

so-

called

“metal

tape”)

can

interfere

with

radio

reception.

Remove

cassette

from

unit

when

listening

to

radio.

OO

COn~n

HOIPWNH

—

10

CASSETTE

OPERATION

|

@

General

information

¢

Do

not

use

C-120

tapes,

tapes

with

internal

reels,

or

poor-

quality

tapes,

since

they

can

cause

malfunctions.

Before

loading

cassette,

tighten

slack

tape

with

pencil.

Do

not

press

any

control

button

(PLAY,

etc.)

when

cassette

holder

is

open,

or

unit

could

be

damaged.

¢

Never

press

2

or

more

operation

buttons

simultaneously.

If

this

happens,

press

STOP

button

immediately.

¢

When

tape

reaches

the

end

during

fast

winding

operations,

press

STOP

button

immediately.

\

m@

Cassette

loading

Tape

guide

1

Slide

the

CASSETTE

OPEN

button

in

direction

of

arrow.

e

The

cassette

compartment

opens

about

2

or

3

mm.

Gently

open

cassette

compartment.

Slide

the

cassette

all

the

way

into

tape

guides.

4

Close

cassette

compartment

so

it

clicks.

e

If

it

doesn't

close

easily,

do

not

force;

open

it

and

try

closing

again.

11

PLAYBACK

¢

This

unit

is

for

playback

only.

1

Plug

headphones

into

PHONES

jack.

Unit

cannot

be

turned

on

unless

headphones

are

plugged

in.

2

Load

cassette

into

cassette

compartment.

(See

page

11).

3

Set

FUNCTION

switch

to

TAPE.

4

Set

SELECT

switch

to

NORM

for

Normal

tape,

METAL

for

Chrome

or

Metal

tape.

5

Set

REV

MODE

switch

to

=

to

listen

to

both

tape

sides

once,

Cc)

for

endless

playback

of

entire

tape.

e

At

©

setting

of

REV

MODE

switch,

if

STOP

button

is

pressed

during

side

2

playback,

when

PLAY

button

is

pressed

next,

tape

will

finish

playing

side

2

and

stop.

12

6

Press

PLAY

button,

and

adjust

VOLUME

control

to

desired

listening

level.

7

Advance

tape

to

where

you

want

by

pressing

STOP

button,

10

then

FAST

buttons.

When

you

find

what

you

want,

press

STOP

button,

then

PLAY

button.

Press

DIR

button

to

listen

to

other

tape

side.

Do

not

press

DIR

button

repeatedly.

Wait

3

seconds

before

pressing

again.

When

finished

listening

to

tape,

press

STOP

button

to

stop.

Remove

tape,

close

cassette

compartment

and

replace

tape

in

its

case.

Note:

Using

this

unit

near

a

radio

may

interfere

with

AM

reception.

Move

unit

away

from

radio.

13

1

CARRYING

CASE

Use

the

carrying

case

when

carrying

the

unit

around

to

protect

it

from

scratches.

14

SPECIFICATIONS

SHARP

reserves

the

right

to

make

design

and

specification

changes

for

product

improvement

without

prior

notice.

@

Internal

care

m@

General

Power

source:

DC

3V

("AA”

cell

x

2

or

external

DC

3V)

Output

power:

Max;

60

mW

(30

mW

+

30

mW)

(DC

operation)

RMS;

40

mW

(20

mW

+

20

mW)

(DC

7

operation,

10%

distortion)

Dimensions:

Width;

3-1/8”

(80

mm)

1

Dirty

head,

capstans

and

pinch

rollers

cause

poor

sound

and

Height;

5-1/32”

(128

mm)

tape

jams.

Clean

with

a

cotton

swab

moistened

with

com-

Depth:

1-1/4”

(32

mm)

mercial

head/pinch

roller

cleaner

or

isopropyl!

alcohol.

Weight:

10.4

oz.

(295

g)

without

batteries

2

Tape

head

and

capstans

become

magnetized

with

use,

caus

"9

TV/Radio

ing

poor

sound.

Demagnetize

every

30

hours

of

playing

time

with

commercial

tape

deck

demagnetizer.

Read

demagnet-

izer’s

instructions

carefully

before

using.

Frequency

range:

UHF;

14-69

channel

VHF;

2-13

channel

FM;

87.6-108

MHz

AM;

526.5-1606.5

kHz

M@

Tape

deck

Tape:

Compact

cassette

tape

m@

External

care

Frequency

response:

40-

16,000

Hz

(CrO,/Metal

tape)

1

Periodically

clean

cabinet

with

soft

cloth

and

dilute

soap

40-14,000

Hz

(Normal

tape)

solution,

then

wipe

with

dry

cloth.

'

Signal/noise

ratio:

54

dB

2

Do

not

use

chemically

treated

cleaning

cloths

or

other

chemi-

m@

Headphones

cals.

(See

Precautions.)

.

Impedance:

25

ohms

Weight:

1.7

oz.

(48

g)

15

16

LIMITED

WARRANTY

For

your

nearest

Sharp

authorized

service

station.

Please

call

Toll

Free:

800-447-4700

7

7

}

Sharp

Electronics

Corporation

warrants

to

the

first

consumer

purchaser,

for

a

peri-

In

Hawaii

or

Alaska,

please

contact

your

local

dealer.

od

of

one

year

from

the

date

of

purchase,

that

this

Sharp

brand

audio

equipment

(the

‘‘Product’’),

when

shipped

in

its

original

container,

will

be

free

from

defec-

tive

workmanship

and

materials,

and

agrees

that

it

will,

at

its

option,

either

repair

the

defect

or

replace

the

defective

Product

or

part

thereof

at

no

charge

to

the

|

purchaser

for

parts

or

labor.

This

warranty

does

not

apply

to

any

appearance

items

of

the

Product

nor

to

any

Product

the

exterior

of

which

has

been

damaged

or

defaced,

which

has

been

sub-

jected

to

misuse,

abnormal

service

or

handling,

or

which

has

been

altered

or

modi-

fied

in

design

or

construction.

In

order

to

enforce

the

rights

under

this

limited

warranty,

the

purchaser

ghould

ship

prepaid

or

carry

the

Product,

together

with

proof.

of

purchase,

to

a

Sharp

Service

Dealer

or

Station.

The

purchaser

will

be

responsible

for

the

removal

and

reinstallation

of

the

Product.

To

find

out

the

location

of

the

nearest

Sharp

Serv-

ice

Dealer

or

Station

call

Sharp

toll-free

at

800-447-4700.

°

The

limited

warranty

described

above

is

in

addition

to

whatever

implied

warran-

ties

may

be

granted

to

purchasers

by

law.

To

the

extent

permitted

by

applicable

law,

ALL

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES

INCLUDING

THE

WARRANTIES

OF

MERCHANT-

ABILITY

AND

FITNESS

FOR

USE

ARE

LIMITED

TO

A

PERIOD

OF

ONE

YEAR

FROM

THE

DATE

OF

PURCHASE.

Some

states

do

not

allow

limitations

on

how

long

an

implied

warranty

lasts,

so

the

above

limitation

may

not

apply

to

you.

Neither

the

sales

personnel

of

the

seller

nor

any

other

person

is

authorized

to

make

any

warranties

other

than

those

described

above,

or

to

extend

the

duration

of

any

warranties

beyond

the

time

period

described

above

on

behalf

of

Sharp.

The

warranties

described

above

shall

be

the

sole

and

exclusive

warranties

grant-

ed

by

Sharp

and

shall

be

the

sole

and

exclusive

remedy

available

to

the

purchaser.

{

Correction

of

defects,

in

the

manner

and

for

the

period

of

time

described

above,

shall

constitute

complete

fulfillment

of

all

liabilities

and

responsibilities

of

Sharp

to

the

purchaser

with

respect

to

the

Product,

and

shall

constitute

full

satisfac-

|

tion

of

all

claims,

whether

based

on

contract,

negligence,

strict

liability

or

other-

wise.

In

no

event

shall

Sharp

be

liable,

or

in

any

way

responsible,

for

any

damages

or

defects

in

the

product

which

were

caused

by

repairs

or

attempted

repairs

per-

formed

by

anyone

other

than

a

Sharp

Service

Dealer

or

Station.

Nor

shall

Sharp

be

liable

or

in

any

way

responsible

for

any

incidental

or

consequential

economic

'

Or

property

damage.

Some

states

do

not

allow

the

exclusion

of

incidental

or

con-

sequential

damages,

so

the

above

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

you.

THIS

WAR-

RANTY

GIVES

YOU

SPECIFIC

LEGAL

RIGHTS.

YOU

MAY

ALSO

HAVE

OTHER

RIGHTS

WHICH

VARY

FROM

STATE

TO

STATE.

Sharp

Electronics

Corporation

Sharp

Plaza,

Mahwah,

New

Jersey

07430-2135,

Phone:

(201)529-8200

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