Connecting to an External Source

The auxiliary input can be used to take advantage of the sound quality of your mini-compact system when listening to other sources.

Examples: A television

A video disc player

A Hi-Fi stereo video cassette recorder

To connect to the external source, the source must have an audio output. In addition, you need an RCA connection cable.

1 Set the system to standby mode and disconnect it and the external source from the main socket.

2 Connect the audio cable to the rear of the mini-compact system.

The AM aerial (for long and medium waves) can be:

Placed on a stable surface

Fixed to the wall (you must first remove the base)

The AM aerial connector terminals are located on the rear of the system and are marked AM .

To avoid noise interference, check that the loudspeaker wires do not run close to the aerial wires.

Always keep them at least 2 inches (5 cm) away.

For optimum sound quality, do not invert the right and left channels.

3	Plug the system back into the main socket and press
	STANDBY/ON to switch it on.
4	Select the AUX source by pressing AUX.
	Result: AUX is displayed.
5	Switch the external source on.
6	Adjust the volume and balance as required:
	Volume	Equalizer

Example: You can watch a film and take advantage of stereo sound provided that the original sound track is in stereo (as if you were in a cinema).

Connect a 75Ω antenna to the FM antenna terminal.

Plug the connector on the FM aerial supplied into the coaxial socket (75Ω) marked FM on the rear of the system.

Follow the instructions given on Page 14 to tune into a radio station, and determine the best position for the aerial.

If reception is poor, you may need to install an outdoor aerial.

To do so, connect an outdoor FM aerial to the FM socket on the rear of the system using a 75Ω coaxial cable (not supplied).