LOCATION OF CONTROLS
1) DUST COVER
2) DIAL POINTER
3) LEFT SPEAKER
4) VOLUME KNOB
5) POWER OFF/FUNCTION SELECTOR
6) 3.5MM STEREO HEADPHONE JACK
7) RIGHT SPEAKER
8) TUNING KNOB
9) BAND/FM STEREO SELECTOR
10) FM STEREO LED INDICATOR
11) SPINDLE ADAPTOR
12) 33/45 RPM SPEED SELECTOR
13) PICK‐UP HOLDER
14) LINE OUT SOCKET
15) FM ANTENNA
16) AUTO STOP SWITCH
17) AC CORD
CONNECTION
1.
CONNECT THE POWER CORD TO AC OUTLET
2.
SWITCH THE SYSTEM TO " RADIO " FUNCTION. IF THE BACKGROUND OF THE DIAL SCALE LIGHT UP WITH AMBER LIGHT, IT'S
MEAN THE POWER SUPPLY IS NORMAL. NOW YOUR SYSTEM IS READY TO PLAY THE MUSIC.
LISTENING TO RADIO
MANUAL TUNING
1.
PRESS "FUNCTION/BAND" BUTTON AND SELECT THE DESIRED BAND (AM OR FM OR FM‐STEREO).
2.
TUNE TO THE REQUIRED STATION BY TURNING THE TUNING KNOB.
3.
ADJUST VOLUME KNOB TO THE DESIRE VOLUME LEVEL.
FM & FM‐STEREO RECEPTION
SET THE FM MODE SELECTOR AT THE " FM " POSITION. PROGRAMS ARE RECEIVED IN MONO MODE. IN PARTICULAR WHEN
STEREO SIGNAL ARE TOO WEAK. IT IS PREFERABLE TO RECEIVE THE PROGRAM IN MONO.
SET THE FM MODE SELECTOR AT "FM‐ST" POSITION FOR RECEIVING STEREO PROGRAMS. THE FM‐STEREO LED INDICATOR WILL
LIGHT UP TO SHOW FM STEREO PROGRAM IS BEING RECEIVED
HINTS FOR BEST RECEPTION:‐
-
AM : THE RECEIVER HAS A BUILT‐IN AM BAR ANTENNA. IF AM RECECPTION IS WEAK, SLIGHTLY ROTATE OR RE‐POSITIONING OF
THE UNIT WILL USUALLY IMPROVE THE AM RECEPTION.
-
FM : THE RECEIVER HAS A BUILD‐IN FM WIRE ANTENNA HANGING AT THE REAR CABINET. THIS WIRE SHOULD BE TOTALLY
UNRAVELED AND EXTENDED FOR BEST RECEPTION.
PHONO
NOTED:
-
REMOVE THE STYLUS PROTECTOR.
-
BE SURE THAT THE TONE ARM IS BEING DETACHED FROM THE TONE ARM REST BEFORE OPERATING
AND RE‐SECURED AGAIN AFTERWARDS.
1.
SELECT TO " PHONO " FUNCTION.
2.
SET THE SPEED SELECTOR TO THE PROPER POSITION DEPENDING ON THE RECORD TO BE PLAYED.
3.
PLACE THE RECORD ON THE PLATTER (USE THE SPINDLE ADAPTOR IF REQUIRED).
4.
LIFT THE TONE ARM FROM THE REST AND SLOWLY MOVE IT TO THE RECORD SIDE. THE PLATTER WILL
START TO ROTATE.
5.
PLACE THE TONE ARM TO THE DESIRED POSITION OF THE RECORD.
6.
ADJUST THE VOLUME TO THE DESIRED LEVEL.
Version 6.0
5