Computer I/O Connector
The
The COMPUTER I/O input provides the nec- essary connection on the back panel. It ac- cepts standard
For additional information on the connections, software, and operating codes for computer control of the
Audio Controls
Volume Controls and
The front panel Volume control increases or decreases the volume in both channels at the same time. Turn it clockwise to increase the volume or counterclockwise to decrease the volume. On the
Listening Selector Buttons and Display
Press one of the Listening Selector Buttons to select the input signal that goes to the main outputs and to the power amplifier – or, more simply, which source is heard. The source selected is shown in the front panel FL Dis- play .
Recording Selector Buttons and Display
Press one of the Recording Selector Buttons to select the input signal that goes to the record outputs. The source selected is shown in the front panel FL Display . When you are not re- cording, press the Off button. This minimizes the chance of interference from other compo- nents in the system.
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Having a separate Recording and Listening selector adds a significant degree of flexibil- ity in how you can use the
If you wish to duplicate (“dub”) a recording from one recorder to another, the source unit must be connected to Tape 1 in/outputs. Press the Tape 1 Recording Selector button. Con- nect the unit recording the signal to the Tape 2 in/outputs.
Contour Control
Instead of conventional tone controls, the
Off: the tone contour circuits are bypassed to ensure the purest possible sound.
H:moderate increase in high frequencies (+3dB @ 10kHz).
LH: combination of
Phones Output
The Phones output allows you to connect head- phones for private listening. This output ac- commodates standard stereo phone (1/4”) plugs. If your headphones have another type of plug, such as a 1/8”
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NOTE: Because the sensitivity of speakers and headphones can vary widely, always reduce the volume level before connecting or disconnecting headphones.
Remote Control Functions
Selecting Listening Input
To select listening sources press:
Source | Button |
Phono | PH |
CD | CD |
Tuner | TUN |
DVD/Video | V1 |
Aux 1 | V4 |
Aux 2 | V5 |
Tape 1 | TAPE 1 |
Tape 2 | TAPE 2 |
Selecting Recording Input
To select the Recording Input press the Zone button , then press the button for the source you want. Refer to the table in the previous paragraph. (Tape 2 cannot be selected as a Recording Input.)
After you have selected a Recording Input the Source Selection buttons revert to the Listen- ing Input selection function.
To turn the Recording Selection off, press the Zone button, then press the Shift button .
Mute Button
Press the Mute button to temporarily reduce the volume of the system. Press the button again to return the volume to its original level.