Getting Started
Getting Started
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Part names and functions
Front panel
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Power operation switch
(ON/STANDBY)
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Power indicator
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Remote control sensor
······························(2)
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Display
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PORTABLE IN jack
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PHONES jack
• Use this jack to connect headphones
(commercially available).
When headphones are plugged in, the sound
can only be heard from the headphones.
u
VOLUME control knob
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i
MENU/SET button
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TUNING buttons
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!0
BAND button
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!1
SDB/TONE button
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!2
FUNCTION knob
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Display
q
Information display
Various information is displayed here,
depending on the operation mode.
• Function
• Time
• Name of radio station
• Preset station name
• Volume level
• Tone adjustment level, etc.
w
Remote control signal reception indicator
e
Timer operation indicator
r
Tuner reception mode indicators
t
Tone indicators
•
SDB:
Lights when the super dynamic bass function is
set to “ON”.
•
TONE:
Lights when the tone (bass/treble) is being
adjusted.
For details on the functions of these parts, refer to the pages given in parentheses ( ).
Rear panel
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ANTENNA terminals
··································(9)
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MONO OUT terminal
·································(8)
e
SYSTEM CONNECTOR jack
·······················(7)
r
DOCK CONTROL jack
·······························(10)
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SPEAKER SYSTEM terminals
····················(8)
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AC outlet
·····················································(7)
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Power supply cord
·····································(7)
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DIGITAL OPT. OUT terminal
····················(10)
o
Analog input terminals
······························(7)
!0
Analog output terminals
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