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OPERATIONAL ELEMENTS AND CONNECTIONS - REAR / CONNECTIONS
12 | 11 | 10 |
INSTALLATION
Place the device on a firm, even surface while paying attention to the minimum distances.
SPEAKERS
1 | 2 | 3 |
1 Mains connection
For connecting the supplied mains cable.
2 Power switch
Switches the device on and sets it in the standby mode. If the switch is set to the "OFF" position, the device is disconnected from the mains supply.
3 Speaker terminals
For the connection of stereo speakers with an impedance rating of
4/5 Digital outputs
For the connection of external devices (e.g. Minidisc recorder) via a coaxial (4) or optical (5) digital output.
6 REC output
Fixed level output e.g. for the connection of a tape recorder.
7 AUX input
This is where an auxiliary CD player or tuner can be connected.
4 5 6 7 8 9
8 TAPE input
For the connection of a cassette recorder or a tape recorder.
9 PHONO input
Low level input with RIAA equalisation for record players with a magnetic system (MM).
10 Earth for phono cable
This is where the earth connection of the phono cable is screwed.
11 AM antenna connection
For connecting the supplied AM loop antenna.
12 FM antenna connection
For connecting the supplied FM indoor antenna or a house antenna.
The stereo speakers (impedance of 4 to 8 ohms) are connected to the rear as follows:
right | left |
Only use
You can also use prefabricated cables with 4mm banana plugs or forked fittings.
ANTENNAS
Connect the FM indoor antenna or a house antenna (provides better reception) to the rear of the device (12), as well as the MW loop antenna (if required).
AUXILIARY AUDIO EQUIPMENT
Auxiliary audio devices (MP3 players, record players, etc.) are to be connected to the appropriate sockets before starting to use the MC 1.
REMOTE CONTROL
When using the remote control aim it at the infrared sensor on the MC 1 (front panel/13).
Sensor
~ 30°
- - | ~ 30° |
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