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Remote Controller ________________________________________________________________ 

 
Loading batteries 

Insert the two accessory 1.5V batteries, type 

AA

 (IEC R6), into 

the battery compartment in the back of the remote controller. 
Press the grooves on the battery compartment lid and slide it off. 
Insert  the  two  batteries,  taking  care  to  match  the  +,  -  polarities 
correctly with the diagram in the case. 
Replace the compartment lid. 
 

About the Remote Controller 

The  remote  controller  can  be  used  to  control  component  from 
your listening position. Take special note of the following points: 
When operating the remote control, point it in the direction of the 
infrared signal receiving window on the player. 
The operating range of the remote controller is within 30

˚

 to each 

side of the front of the player, within a distance of about 6m (about 
20  feet)  on  an  uninterrupted  straight  line  (the  remote  controller 
will not operate if furniture or other obstacles are directly between 
the remote controller and the player). Note that in areas struck by 
direct  sunlight  or  bright  spotlights,  the  operating  range  of  the 
remote control may be shortened, or it may fail to operate at all. 
Press operating switches separately and firmly. 
 

Replacing Batteries 

When  batteries  become  weak,  the  signal  transmitting 
performance  drops,  and  the  remote  controller  will  become 
unusable. In this case, replace the old batteries with new ones. 
Since even batteries with new ones. 
Depending  on  manufacturer,  be  sure  to  use  only  identical 

A

 

(IEC R6) 1.5V type batteries. 
Do not mix new batteries with already used batteries. 
Use  batteries  designed  to  prevent  leakage  of  the  electrolyte 
inside. 
 

Remote Controller    _______________________________ 

 

1. Amplifier Standby   

When  this  key  is  pressed  during  the  remote  standby  state,  the 
power of the main unit can be switched on/off. 

2. Source Select   

Press one of these keys as your desired source. 

3. Surr. Sound   

Press this key to select surround on or off. 

4. Equalizer   

Press this key to select inside EQ or outside EQ. 

5. Band   

When  in  tuner  mode,  press  this  key  to  select  FM  or  AM  radio 
broadcast. 

6. Mute 

Press  this  key  to  mute  the  sound,  press  it  again  to  cancel  the 
mute function. 

7. ST/Mono   

Press this key to alternate between Stereo

 

and

 

Mono mode when 

listen to FM broadcast. 

8. Sound Modes keys 

Press one of these keys as your desired sound mode.

 

9. Amplifier Display 

Press this key to display  the current state of sound field and the 
surround mode.   

10. PTY Search   

-  PTY  Search:  In  FM  state,  press  this  key,  the  current  program 
type  appears  on  the  display,  using  TUNING  +/-  to  select  the 
program type you desire. 

 
 
11. Auto/Manual   

This key  is used to select AUTO or MANUAL tuning for AM and 
FM stations. Press once to set to AUTO again for MANUAL. 

12. Memory   

Press it to store the broadcast station as a preset. 

13. Station up/down 

Press  these  keys  to  select  a  preset  channel  during  the  tuner 
mode. 

14. 

/

   

Press  these  buttons  to  select  the  previous/next  track  of  the   
playback.

 

15. Balance   

Press  this  key  first  then  press  the  volume  key  to  balance  the 
speakers. 

16. /-   

Tuner frequency up and down 

17. /- 

Press these keys to decrease or increase the volume. 
 
 
 

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Содержание PYLE PT-680A

Страница 1: ...PT 680A INTEGRATED STEREO AMPLIFIER www pyleaudio com POWER PHONES PHONO DVD CD TAPE TUNER BAND FLAT POP CLASSIC ROCK MODE STORE TUNING VOLUME R RESET PT 680A AV RECEIVER EQUALIZER SURR SOUND ...

Страница 2: ... triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying th...

Страница 3: ...sed Connections____________________________ Connection precautions When connecting either disconnect the power plug from the power outlet or turn off the unit s power using the POWER switch Check the left and right channels and connect properly Left to L and Right to R Insert the plugs securely Improper connection can lead to the generation of noise Turntable Connect the turntable s output cord L ...

Страница 4: ...3 Connections Mains plug may vary to some extent depending on sales area local laws and regulations Surround speakers Front speakers Compact disc player ...

Страница 5: ...o use only identical A IEC R6 1 5V type batteries Do not mix new batteries with already used batteries Use batteries designed to prevent leakage of the electrolyte inside Remote Controller _______________________________ 1 Amplifier Standby When this key is pressed during the remote standby state the power of the main unit can be switched on off 2 Source Select Press one of these keys as your desi...

Страница 6: ...y Frequency up and down 5 Remote sensor Work with the remote control 6 Volume Control This is used to control the sound heard from the speakers or through the headphones Rotate it in clockwise or in counter clockwise the volume will be increased or decreased 7 Reset Switch on the POWER use a paper clip to press the RESET button for more than 3 seconds duration then all the current set up memory wi...

Страница 7: ...color Source inputs Phono DVD CD Tape Built in Tuner Surround mode Surround Effect Sound Effect Mode Flat Rock Pop Classic Analoge audio inputs Audio in x 4 Inputs Phono DVD CD Tape Sensitivity Impedance Phono 2 5mV 47kohms DVD CD Tape 200mV 47kohms Antenna inputs FM 75ohm unbalance AM Loop Antenna Output Speaker outputs 4 speakers output Analogue audio outputs Tape Audio L R RCA Jack out General ...

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