Aiwa LCX=300, LCX-301 manual Connecting AN OUTDOOI? Antenna, Connect the supplied antennas

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CONNECTIONS

See the illustration below which corresponds to steps 1 to 3 to

complete connections.

f Connect the speaker cords with the main unit.

The cords with stripes should be connected to the @ terminals and the other ones to the @ terminals,

2 Connect the supplied antennas.

U, LH models: AM antenna @), and FM antenna @,+ 2-n

K model: MW/LW antenna @), and FM antenna @.+ 2-E

3 Connect the AC cord to an AC outlet.

m

*Do not leave objects generating magnetism near the speakers,

*Do not bring the FM antenna near metal objects or curtain rails,

*Do not bring the AM (MW/LW) loop antenna near other optional equipment, the stereo system itself, the AC cord or speaker

cords, since noise will be picked up.

●Do not unwind the AM (MW/LW) loop ;antenna wire.

CONNECTING AN OUTDOOI? ANTENNA

For better FM reception, use of an outdoor antenna is recommended.

U and LH models + ❑

Connect the outdoor antenna to the FM 75 Q terminals. K model + ❑

Connect the outdoor antenna to the FM 75 Q (COAXIAL) terminal.

See page 34 on connection of other optional equipment

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Contents LCX=300 LCX-301 Varning OWNER’S RecordVaroitus ObserveraDroits D’AUTEUR CopyrightDerechos DE Autor For USE in the U.S.A. U model onlyAbout the illustrations About Your SystemAbout this manual + E Model number suffixAcerca de Ias ilustraciones Table of Contents Indhx Table DES MatieresPrecautions ConnectionsConnexions PrecaucionesConexiones Para colocar Ias antenasConnect the AC cord to an AC outlet Connecting AN OUTDOOI? AntennaConnect the supplied antennas Connect the speaker cords with the main unitConexion DE UNA Antena Exterior Connexion D’UNE Antenne ExterieureBefore Operation Remote ControlTo use the Function button + El Avant L’UTILISATION TelecommandeAntes DE LA Operacion Control RemotoPress ClockPress the II SET button DownPulse el boton II SET Puesta EN Hora DEL RelojReglage DE L’HORLOGE Appuyer sur la touche II SETSound Adjustment During Recording Simple Audio AdjustmentVolume Control + E EqualizerEcualizador Ajuste Sencillo DEL SonidoReglage Audio Simple EgaliseurModel Manual Tuning~M~AM Press the K Down or UP W button to select StationModelo K Sintonizacion ManualAccord Manuel Pulse el boton l++ Down o UP W para seleccionar una emisoraTo clear a preset station Presetting Stations + EIPreset Number Tuning + EI DisplaySintonizacion Mediante Numero DE PREAJUSTE+ Memorisation DE Stations’REAJUSTE DE Emisoras + EI Accord SUR UNE Station MEMORISEE+Playing Disc + El Basic OperationsLoading Disc + El Press the + buttonHjtroduccion DE DISCO+ E Operaciones BasicasOperations DE Base Mise EN Place DE Disque +Random play Random Play -+Repeat Play + Press the Repeat button while pressing the Shift buttonOperations DE Base Lecture Aleatoire + OPERAClONES BasicasRieproduccion Aleatoria + Rieproduccion Repetida + mProgrammed Play Press the 4 button to start play To check the programPrograrnar una cancion RIEPRODUCC1ON ProgramadaLecture Programmed WsualizacionPress Button to start play. -+ Inserting TapesPlaying Back a Tape About cassette tapesMise EN Place DE Cassettes Oiperaciones Basicas~SERCICN DE Cintas Produccion DE UNA CintaInsert the tape to be recorded on into the deck Press the TAPE/REV Mode button to select the reverse modeBasic Recording Press the REC button to start recordingEnregistrement DE Base MIN Before connecting a microphoneMicrophone Mixing Recommended MicrophoneMixage Avec Microphone Mezcla MicrofonicaConecte su microfono a la toma MIC VIDEO/AUX Jacks OptionalListening to External Sources + EI Super Woofer JackExternas -+ Connexion D’UN AP’PAREIL Optionnel +Ecoute DE Sources Externes Specifications Care and MaintenanceMain Unit Soins ET Entretien Cuidados Y MantenimientoEspeciificaciones General Speaker SystemVIDEO/AUX 0.5 Super Woofer 1.1 XhxdCC12V Cassette Deck Section Troubleshooting GuideTuner Section CD Player SectionEN CAS DE Probleme Guia Para LA Solucion DE AveriasParts Index Main instructions about each part are indicatedIndice DE LAS Partes Nomenclature 16-17 14-15 18-19 24-25