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RCA RP-9753 manual Basic Operating Instructions, POWER ON Mode, STANDBY Mode, Standby

Models: RP-9753

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BASIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1.	POWER button				6.	VOLUME
2.	STANDBY	indicator			7.	SOURCE	buttons (TUNER, TAPE, CD, AUWAV)
3.	SENSOR	for	remote	control	8.	BALANCE
4.	PHONES	jack			9.	SURROUND	BUllON
5.	EQUALIZER		selector	buttons	10.	BASS BOOST BU’ll’ON

POWER

STANDBY

NOTE: See “USING THE REMCITE CONTROL,” page 25, for instructions on operating your system from a distance.

POWER ON Mode

lPress the POWER button and release.

The LCD display lights, and the system begins operating from the sound source last selected - the tuner, the dual tape deck, the CD player, or a properly connected auxiliary component.

STANDBY Mode

. With power on, press the POWER button and release. (You can press POWER on the unit itself or on the remote control.)

The LCD display goes off, and the STANDBY indicator comes on.

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RCA RP-9753 manual Basic Operating Instructions, POWER ON Mode, STANDBY Mode, Standby

Contents

men men mn men men mn mn mn8 men RCA men mn mum iwn mnT IWA mn menCONTENTS PRECAUTIONS THANK vaYOUIMPORTANT INFORMATION For Your Own RecordsUnpacking Your System Where to Place the SystemGETTING STARTED continued BASIC CONNECTIONS Connecting the Two Units$ Connecting the Speakers Connecting the Antennas Placing SpeakersProviding AC Power Connecting HeadphonesBASIC CONNECTIONS continued Adding an Auxiliary ComponentPOWER ON Mode BASIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSSTANDBY Mode STANDBYAdjusting Volume Adjusting BalanceSelecting Equalizer Settings BASIC OPERATION INSTUCTJONS conflnuedUSING THE TUNER RADIO BASIC OPERATING lNSTRUCTlONS continuedSurround Sound Selecting the TunerSwitching Between AM and FM Tuning in a StationStoring Stations in Memory Tuner Presets BIASIC OPERATION INSTUCTIONS continuedj.‘* FM Stereo Reception Selecting a Preset StationBASIC OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS continued CAUTION Remove Locking Inserts USING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYERReading the Display PLAYER continued Selecting the Compact Disc PlayerLoading and Removing Discs Playing DiscsUSING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continued Playing and Loading Discs SimultaneouslySetting the Display THE COMpAC’lrcontinued Skipping to a Specific TrackUSING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER lcontinuedl Programming the Order of TracksRepeating Discs and Tracks Canceling a ProgramTHE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continued USING THE COMPACT DISC PAYER continued INTRO SCAN FeaturePlaying Tracks in Random Order Shuffle INTROSCANUSING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continued Compact Disc EDIT FeatureSYNCHRO Dubbing from CD to Tape USING THE DUAL TAPE DECK USING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER continuedUSiNG THE DUAL TAPE DECK continued Tape DeckInserting and Removing Cassettes Important Tape Deck FunctionsUSJNG THE DUAL TAPE DECK continued Playing a Cassette Both Sides on DeckPlaying Two Cassettes Without Interruption IImportant Recording PointsUSING THE DUAL TAPE DECK continued Recording from a Compact DiscDubbing Copying a Cassette Recording a Radio BroadcastUSING THE DUAL TAPE DECK continued USING THE REMOTE CONTROLInstalling Batteries Recording from an Auxiliary SourcePlaying Compact Discs USING THE REMOTE CONTROL continuedPlaying the Tuner Radio CARE AND MAINTENANCE Cleaning the System’s ExteriorCLEANING DISCS Handling Compact DiscsTape Care CARE AND MAINTENANCECare of Cassette Decks Problem TROUBLE CHECKSIErase Protection What toTROUBLE CHECKS Page ONE-YEAR LIMlTED WARRANTY