RCA RP-9380 manual First Things First, Unpack the System, Check for Moisture, Choose a Locale

FIRST THINGS FIRST

UNPACK THE SYSTEM

Unpack the system and locate all the accessories. You should have:

•the central unit, consisting of a three disc CD player, receiver and dual cassette decks;

•five speakers:

two main, with approximately 4 ft. of wire;

two surround, with approximately 20 ft. or wire; one center, with approximately 5 ft. of wire;

•the RCA Universal remote control (CRK67A);

•an FM wire antenna;

•an AM loop antenna;

•one video cable (single wire) with RCA connector;

•one audio cable (two wires) with RCA connector;

•and Important Safeguards literature.

CHECK FOR MOISTURE

Just as moisture can form on the inside of windows on a cold day, it can also form on the inside of your system, causing it to malfunction.

If moisture has formed inside your system, simply disconnect it from all power sources and let it stand for approximately 30 minutes.

center speaker

central unit

main speakers

FM antenna

surround speakers

		1		S
	POWER	VCR	D	S¥CABLE		TV
	VCR2¥LD CD
	AM¥FM	TAPE			AUX
AM antenna	REW	PLAY				FF
	GUIDE¥RDM	CHAN				SKIP
	REC	STOP￿		￿	PAUSE
	L					V
	VO					LO	remote
	MUTE	CHAN			PREV CH¥DISC
	1	2			3
	4	5			6
	7	8			9
	INPUT¥SEEK0				ANTENNA
	DISPLAY	CLEAR	RESET¥REP			DELAY
					CH CTRL
	MENU				TV MENU
		MOVE
	PROGRAM
	PIP	Ð		+	SWAP PIP
				¥CTR CTR MODE
					SU
	BY-PASS	SWAP￿	LEVEL			RRO
		AUDIO
		u n i	ver s a l			￿

Audio cable

Video cable

CHOOSE A LOCALE

The following guidelines should be helpful in setting up your new audio system:

•Choose level, solid surfaces for all components of

your system. Do not place on surfaces such as carpet or foam rubber.

•Choose a location away from direct sunlight, air ducts, radiators and other sources of heat.

•Avoid locations subject to moisture, mechanical vibrations, shock or excessive heat.

•Choose a location with adequate air circulation. Good ventilation is essential to protect the system from internal heat build up.

Be a Pack Rat

It is a good idea to keep the box and all of the packing materials your system came with in case you need to store, move or ship the unit at a later date.

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