INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing this SHARP product. We hope it will give you menu years of trouble-frae enjambment, For the best performance, read this Manual carefully.
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2OsSFMEaaEs T AGOG BEAR] ANT Tuner control section 1. FM Stereo Made indicator 8. Re mate Control Stand-by 13. Function Selector Buttons 2. Band Indicators Indicator 14. FM Mode Button 3. Radio Frequency 9. Remote Control Sensor 15. Band Selector Buttons 4. Resat Channel Indicator 10. Extra Bass Switch and Indicator 16, Tuning Up/Down Buttons 5. FM Stereo Indicator: @ 11. Memory Button 17. Preset Up/Down Buttons 6. Station Mamore Indicator 12. Auto Sean Button 18. Balance Control 7.
TAPE 2 m Tape control section TAPE R VEND Play Button: b . Rewind Button: 4« . Fast Forward Button: pp . Stoplight Button: I/ & . Pause Button: It 1. Power Switch 8. Dubbing Speed Switch 2. TAPE 2) Tape Counter and 9. Headphone Socket Reset Button 10. Record Button: ® 3. TAPE 2) Cassette Compartment 11. Play Button: » 4. TAPE 1) Cassette Compartment 12. Rewind Button: 44 5, Dolby NR Switch and indicator 13. Fast Forward Button: b 6. TAPE 1) Tempe Selector Switch 14. Stop/Eject Button: B/& 7.
REMOTE CONTROL oot CEDE loading the batteries for the remote control 1 Re moue the battery compartment cover. 2 insert UM-4 or RO3 batteries into the battery compartment, ® Placing the batteries in the remote control the wrong way round can cause malfunctions. 3 Replace the battery compartment covet, Precautions for battery use ® Insert the batteries according to the polarity indicated in the battery compartment. @ Replace all batteries with new ones at the same time.
PREPARATIONS FOR USE 8 Speaker connection ® Disconnect tha AC power lead from the AC outlet before connecting. Connect each speaker lead to the SPEAKER terminals as shown. Use speakers with an impedance of 8 ohms or more, since lower impedance speakers can damage the unit. A, Left speaker B. Rigel speaker Cautions: ® Connect the lead with the fine to the minus and the pain Read 1o the plus terminal. #® Do net mistake the right channel for the left kennel when connecting the speakers to the unit.
& Aerial connection 1 Supplied FM aerial Connect the FM aerial lead to the FM 75 OHMS socket and direct the FM aerial lead fo the direction where the strongest signal can be received, 2 Supplied MW/LW loop aerial Connote the supplied MW/LW loop aerial to the MwW/Lw aerial terminals end attach it to the MW/LW Loop aerial holds of the unit. Petition it for optimum reception. Note: When static is still heard vane after adjusting the potion of the Loop aerial, try reversing the connector.
SOUND CONTROL LEFT RIGHT X-BASS . SOUND LEVEL METER Volume Main unit Rotate the VOLUME control towards 10 to increase the value, and towards @ to decrease the volume. Remote control Press the A button to increases listening level and the button to decrease level. @ If pressed, the VOLUME control rotates whilst the volume control indicator flashes. B Graphic equalizer Main unit Move the control for any frequency towards +10 to boost the level for they frequency, and towards — 10 to lower the level.
RADIO OPERATION & Manual tuning 1 Sat the POWER swish to ON. 2 press the TUNER bunion. B Settee the desired frequency band, (FM; VAW or Lw) Note: When selecting the desired frequency band, use the band selector buttons on the main unit. 4 T set to FM stereo, press the FM MODE button so tha the *STEREO” indicator on the display fights up. If the reception is pair, press the FM MODE button so that the "STEREG® indicator goes out.
u Preset tuning You can store up to 30 stations {20 FM stations and 10 MW/ LW stations) and recall them together with their FM reception mode {stern ar mono), at the push of a button. T Perform stops the “Manual tuning” section. 2 Press the MEMORY button, so that the display’s "MEMORY", *station number” and “CH" indicators fish. 3 Press the PRESET (v or ) button to make ths station number 1o be preset fish in the display. 4 press the MEMORY button to store your selected numbered preset.
Sththdh oBb S8 B Normal playback 1 Set the POWER switch to ON, 2 press the £ button. 3 reds the EJECT bunion to open the CD compartment, 5 4 Pace s compact dido on the et sin la for DISC or the right B 5 spindle for DISC 2, ball SIDS up. Cesium L5 @ When compact sides are set into both DIGS 1 and DISC 2, the S = continuous playback function will be in operation. 5 (See gaps The illustration shows example of 2 compact disc when sst in T DISC 1.
STOP REPEATABLE T £ blossom SPLAY PROGRAM DETONATE ey T DEE @I rag TITLE) . OB TEE Baseman A ‘30 DEm Precautions @ Do ot open the CD compartment whilst the disc is rotting. # ¥ the disc is damaged, dirty, ot loaded upside down, the display will Shaw error signs 2 follows. « “Cd” does not stop flashing. + "no disc” is displayed. « "Er* is displayed. Clean, replace, or load the disc property. @ The temperature range for playing compact discs is recommended 35°C.
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= AMPS (Automatic Programmable Music Selector} if two CDs are loaded into DISC 1 and DISC 2 compartments, t is possible to programmer tracks from bath GD compartments in eny selected order at the same time. 1 Load » dies and close the CD compartment. 2 press the PROGRAM button. 3 both DIES 1 and DISC 2 contain compact discs, use the CD | bunion to serest the desired disc. 4 e the track number input buttons to select the desired track number, ‘® The selected track number will be displaced (A).
STOP FLAY/REPEAT Lemme Appeaser o,/ &2 Caesar —rme@ Firm = RANDOM STOP nanobot » Repeat play An entire dies, a single track, or a programmed sequence can be continuously repeated. A. To repeat an entire disc @ Press the PLAY/REPEAT button and press it again, @ Ii both DISC 1 and DISC'2 contain compact discs, all the tracks on each disc will be played alternately. B. To repeat a programmed sequence T diagrammed a sequence Press the PLAY/REPEAT button and pres it again, C.
DISPLAY RANDOM Dis Play o R m Switching the CD counter display Each time the DISPLAY switch is pressed whilst a disc is in one of the players, the CD counter display will change as described below. Py Sam > 9 cope i 3 mummy% U3 siege T @ Switching whilst the disc is being played ‘The elapsed play time for each track being played (A} and the total remaining time to the end of the disc (B} will be displayed alternately.
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m Normal playback 1 Set the POWER switch to ON. 2 press the TAPE button. 3 Press the STOP/EJECT button and Yoda the cassette into the TAPE 1 o1 TAPE 2 cassette compartment. 4 gt the TAPE 1 or TAPE 2 selector to the proper position, ® Set the selector to CrO; for chrome/metal tape and to NORMAL for normal tape. # Metal tape can be played back at Cr0, position, but cannot be recorded. 5 Press the DOLBY NR switch for tapes recorded with Dolby NR system.
RECORDING ) ® When recording important selections, be sure to make a preliminary test to ensure that the desired material is being properly recorded. ® The ALC {Autocratic Record Level Control) circuit automatically controls the level of the input signal used for recording, ® The VOLUTE, BALANCE and GRAPHIC EQUALIZER controls may be adjusted with no affect on the recording Revel. (Variable Sound Monitor) ® Metal tape can not be used for retarding or dubbing.
Notes: ® Try to use the same tape formula and length for the recording tape zs for the master tape, ® Dolby NR cannot be suds in the dubbing mode by turning the [COLBY NR switch on. @ Ho waver the playback sound tonal quality of TAPE 1 will change daring dubbing as it is affected by the DOLBY MR switch. The retarding of TAPE 2 will not be affected. TAPE COUNTER 000 & Dubbing 7T set the POWER switch to ON, 2 prods the TAPE bunion. 3 Lodz o prerecorded cassette into the TAPE 1 cassette compartment.
= AUX input To listen to or record signals from external units ta this unit: A —-AUX Use RCA cables to connect the desired external unit to the % e il AUX sockets. red = right channel, white == deft channels ® When using the external unit in monaural, be sure ta cornet the external unit to the LEFT/MONO socks. The sound will be heard from the left and right speakers. When connected to the RIGHT casket, the sound will be hard only from the right speaker. A, Stereo unit B.
g e | Internal care @ The CD laser pickup points upwards, so dust can accumulate, impairing performance. Periodically clean the pickup, using a camera cleaning brush or commercially available CD pickup clearer. ® Do not ouch the pickup. If fingerprints get on the pickup, clean it gently with a dry cotton swab. ® Dirty heads, capstans and pinch riflers can cause poor sound and taps jams. Clean these parts with a cotton swab moistened with commercial head/pinch rotter cleaner or prophylaxis alcohol.
