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Page 2: ...Reverse Setting the Dis lay Programming tRe Order of Tracks Cancelin 9 a Program Playing racks In Random Order Shuffle Repeating Discs and Tracks INTRO SCAN Feature Compact Disc EDIT Feature USING THE DUAL TAPE DECK Selecting the Dual Tape Deck Inserting and Removing Cassettes Important Tape Deck Functions Playing a Single Cassette Playing Two Cassettes Without Interruption lmoortant Recordina Poi...

Page 3: ...DUCT WITH THE CABINET REMOVED CAUTION Use of controls adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified here in may result in hazardous radiation exposure Any repairs or internal adjustments should be made only by a trained repairman for selecting RCA Your new RCA audio system features the superior sound characteristics quality engineering and excellent construction that RCA is k...

Page 4: ...solid level surface Do not place the unit on a soft surface such as carpeting or foam rubber l Select a location away from direct sunlight radiators air ducts and other sources of heat l Avoid locations that are subject to moisture mechanical vibration shock or excessive dust l Be sure the location provides adequate air circulation Good ventilation is essential to protect the system from internal ...

Page 5: ... nine pins and one row of eight pins Insert the plug so that its pins fit into the corresponding slots in the receptacle NOTE Press the plug snugly into place to assure a complete connection Connecting the Speakers Your system will accomodate two front and two surround speakers All speakers connect to terminals located on the back of Tuner Amplifier unit You should connect the front speakers first...

Page 6: ...ing Speakers next Placing Speakers The diagram below shows suggested arrangements of front and surround speakers Connecting the Antennas Two antennas are supplied with your unit an AM loop antenna and an FM wire antenna These connect to the rear panel of the Tuner Amplifier unit Antennas must be connected for proper AM and FM reception NCfE Pull precut plastic insulator from end of FM antenna to e...

Page 7: ...d into an AC power outlet that accepts the polarized plug which has one blade wider than the other The red STANDBY indicator will light even though the power is off to show that the unit is plugged in and ready to operate IMPORTANT The polarized plug is an important safety feature It will fit into the power outlet only one way If the plug won t go into the outlet completely 1 reverse it and try in...

Page 8: ... your system from a distance POWER ON Mode l Press the POWER button and release The displays light and the system provides power to the sound source last selected the tuner the dual tape deck the CD player or a properly con nected auxiliary component l To turn off the functions and return to standby mode press the power but ton and release The displays go off and the red STANDBY indicator comes on...

Page 9: ...ial to the center position to deliver the same load of sound to all speakers Selecting Equalizer Settings l Press the equalizer button that provides the set of frequency adjustments that best fits your listening material or listening taste You can select from FLAT all frequencies given equal emphasis ROCK JAZZ CLUB CLASSICAL or CINEMANOCAL 6 band spectrum analyzer shows the emphasis given to each ...

Page 10: ...ove up in l hour increments Press and hold to move ahead rapidly Note the AM or PM designation shown on the display l Press TUNING UP to move up in l minute increments Press and hold to move ahead rapidly l When time is set as desired press MEMORY to store the setting The clock is now set To reset the clock follow the steps explained next i Changing Time Settings after initial setting The current ...

Page 11: ... l Press either the TUNER TAPE or AUX AV selector button The display shows the current clock setting l Press and hold the CLOCK button then press MEMORY The display shows the timer setting l Press MEMORY again The display shows the TIMER message and flashes the timer setting prompting you to change it if desired l Press TUNING DN to move up in one hour increments Press and hold to move ahead rapid...

Page 12: ...ions on operating and playing each component l If you want the timer to activate the dual tape deck set the TIMER selector on the tape deck to PLAY Be sure you have selected TAPE as your source of sound CLOCK TIMER FEATURES continued The system will switch to POWER ON mode automatically at the time entered in the timer Using the Timer for Recording With the timer you can set Tape Deck 1 to begin r...

Page 13: ...control that component s power on and power off functions separately Using the SLEEP Feature This feature lets you set the system to play for a designated number of minutes and then stop playing automatically and switch to STANDBY mode Begin playing the desired material a cassette tape CD AUX AV or radio broadcast l Press the SLEEP button to move through the following selections for dura tion of p...

Page 14: ...can be received from 530 to 1720 KHz FM can be received from 67 9 to 167 9 MHz Switching Between AM and FM l To change from AM to FM or vice versa press the BAND button Pressing BAND switches the system back and forth between AM and FM The display indicates the mode currently selected FM Stereo Reception Reception in FM Stereo mode provides the fuller sound available in broad casts that feature an...

Page 15: ...ng press AUTO MANU The display shows the message AUTO TUNING l Press TUNING UP or TUNING DN to begin scanning automatically up or down for a receivable radio signal The system stops when it reaches a signal that is strong enough for clear reception NOTE If a desired station s signal is weak try using Manual Tuning mode to locate the station and fine tune the reception Manual Tuning Manual Tuning m...

Page 16: ... and its program number is displayed To store an FM station from 9 to 16 l Tune in the desired FM station l Press MEMORY twice The display shows P2 preset level 2 and MEMORY giving you 5 seconds to select a preset number from 9 to 16 l Within 5 seconds press the numbered preset button from 9 to 16 that you want to store the station The FM station is stored and its program number is displayed NOTE ...

Page 17: ...t the insert out to remove it Be sure to save the inserts for future use in transporting the system To reinstall locking inserts install in slots and turn counterclockwise 1 EDIT 9 OPEN CLOSE 2 RANDOM 10 SEARCH FORWARD 3 REPEAT 11 SEARCH REVERSE 4 PLAY PAUSE 12 INTRO SCAN 5 SKIP REVERSE 13 TIME 6 SKIP FORWARD 14 SYNCHRO 7 STOP 15 PROGRAM 8 DISC I I Reading the Display 1 Disc selected flashing numb...

Page 18: ... place it in the recessed inner circle of the disc tray NEVER place a standard 5inch 12 cm disc on top of a 3 inch disc To remove discs l Press n STOP to stop play l Press the OPEN CLOSE button The disc tray slides out allowing you to remove the two discs in front l Press DISC to rotate the tray and provide access to the rear disc com partment l Press OPEN CLOSE to close the disc tray Playing Disc...

Page 19: ...two front disc compartments Play continues without interruption NOTE If you open the disc tray while a disc is playing but then press DISC to access the rear compartment play stops and the disc tray rotates Skipping to a Specific Track You can move quickly to the start of any track on the current disc by using the SKIP buttons The disc may be in play pause or stop mode l To skip forward to the sta...

Page 20: ...and total playing time of the disc Programming the Order of Tracks You can program the CD player to play tracks in any desired order using discs in any sequence and repeating tracks as often as you like The pro gram may contain up to 32 tracks Follow the steps explained here to enter and play a program Preparing to Program Tracks 1 Press CD to select the CD player as the source of sound 2 Load all...

Page 21: ...C 6 Press bH track forward or Irr track reverse to select the track from the selected disc The track number is displayed before the F For USING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continued example I d 7 Press PROGRAM to lock in the selected track 8 Repeat steps 5 to 7 to store additional tracks up to a maximum of 32 9 When you ve programmed all the tracks you want to play press n STOP to store the program 10...

Page 22: ...racks in random order Selections are played in random sequence until all tracks from all available discs have been played l Press RANDOM to switch the random feature on When random mode is active the display shows the RANDOM message A maximum of 20 tracks per disc and 60 tracks total can be shuffled with tracks beyond those maximums not playing l Press RANDOM again to switch the random feature off...

Page 23: ...racks on a selected disc that will fit on a cassette of a designated length This feature prevents running out of room during a recording 1 Insert the cassette you will record on in tape deck 1 2 Set the REV MODE selector to one side mode 3 Press REC MUTE to prepare the tape deck to record NOTE To reset the tape direction press the desired direction 4 or b then press n STOP then press REC MUTE 4 Pr...

Page 24: ...ops automatically and the CD player enters pause mode and displays b and the total playing time of tracks that will fit on side 6 of the cassette Advance the tape to the end of side A by pressing either m or to correspond with the tape direction set in step 3 USING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continued 12 Reset the tape direction by pressing 4 or on tape deck 1 then press H STOP 13 Press RECMJTE 14 Pr...

Page 25: ...CK 1 Selecting the Dual Tape Deck l Press the TAPE selector button The system switches to the dual tape deck as the selected source of sound Inserting and Removing Cassettes To insert a cassette in Tape Deck 1 or Tape Deck 2 l Press EJECT to open the door of the tape deck l Insert the cassette with the exposed part of the tape facing down l Push the door closed The cassette is now properly inserte...

Page 26: ...t the DOLBY NR noise reduction switch to the setting used to record the cassette For a prerecorded tape see the setting indicated on the label Dolby NR activates Dolby Noise Reduction System This system enhances sound quality by reducing noise l Select the desired direction of play by pressing the 4 or button The lighted arrow indicates the current direction NOTE To play both sides of the cassette...

Page 27: ...es B When playing back Dolby NR recorded tapes including those recorded on your system and pre recorded tapes you may have purchased NOTE If you are copying a Dolby recorded tape your system will automatically record with the Dolby NR system Set the Dolby NR switch to off position Playing a Dolby recorded tape while the Dolby NR switch is in the off position will cause the treble sound to be over ...

Page 28: ...u may want to lower the volume setting Playback of Deck 2 and recording onto Deck 1 begin simultaneously Press 4 STOP on Tape Deck 1 to stop the recording process NOTE You can dub a cassette while listening to the tuner CD player or AUX AV component IMPORTANT This product is capable of substantial uses that do not con stitute infringements under the Copyright Laws It is sold only for such uses and...

Page 29: ...tion the batteries in the directions indicated inside the battery compartment l Snap cover back into place NOTE When changing batteries please be sure to dispose of old batteries properly observing all state and local regulations Turning the System On and Off l Press the POWER button to switch from STANDBY to POWER ON mode The system provides power to the sound source that was active when the syst...

Page 30: ...ress STOP to stop play l Press I skip forward to move to the start of the next track or Irr skip reverse to move to the start of the previous track l Press and hold search forward to move rapidly ahead l Press and hold 44 search reverse to move rapidly backward l Press DISC to advance to the next disc compartment l Press INTRO SCAN to turn the intro scanning feature on and off l Press REPEAT to ad...

Page 31: ...ning the system disconnect AC power to prevent the hazard of fire or shock l Clean the exterior of the unit using a soft dust cloth If desired use a soft damp cloth and mild soap to clean the display sections but be careful not to scratch these sensitive panels Handling Compact Discs COMPACT CARE OF DISCS dm 0 MGITAL AUDIO l With this CD player use discs which display the mark shown l When holding...

Page 32: ...m moist one for example in moving a unit from a cool air conditioned room to an outside porch on a humid summer day If moisture forms inside this player it may not operate properly To cor reit this problem turn off the power and wait about 20 or 30 minutes for the moisture to evaporate When Transporting Unit When transporting unit it is recommended to reinstall the two 2 CD tray locking devices in...

Page 33: ...s to direct sunlight or store them in hot places High temperatures may warp the cassette shell or damage the tape itself Keep your cassettes in their boxes when they are not in the Cassette Deck This keeps dust from entering the cassette shells Your tapes can be erased by magnetic fields produced by permanent magnets electric motors electrical transformers and other devices Keep tapes away from ma...

Page 34: ...o it l Check for full engagement of the SYSTEM CONTROL plug that connects the Tuner Amplifier unit and the CD Cassette unit No sound l Adjust VOLUME setting l Check for proper connection of speaker wires l Be sure the correct source selector button is pressed TUNER TAPE CD or AUX AV l Be sure MUTE is not activated red indicator on VOLUME dial flashes To deactivate press MUTE button on remote contr...

Page 35: ... different location l Inspect recording heads Clean them if necessary using pro cedures explained in Care and Maintenance l Demagnetize recording heads following steps explained in Care and Maintenance Remote control does not work l Be sure unit is plugged into a working AC outlet l Press POWER button to assure that the system is set to POWER ON mode display is lit l Press the function button on t...

Page 36: ... Ship the unit standard UPS or equivalent to Thomson Consumer Electronics Inc Product Exchange Center 32 Spur Drive El Paso Texas 79906 l Pay any charges billed to you by the Exchange Center for service not covered by the warranty l A new or recondihoned unit will be shipped to you prepaid freight What does your warranty not cover l Customer instruction Your Owner s Manual provides information reg...

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