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MAGNAVOX

Compact

Disc

AM/FM

Radio

Cassette

Recorder

Page

6

Lector

de

CD

-

AM/FM

Radiocasete

Pagina

13

I

I

WARNING

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOIS¬

TURE.

CAUTION

Espanol.

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a

13

Es

necesano

que

lea

cuidadosamente

su

instructive

de

maneio.

NOM

USE

OF

CONTROLS

OR

ADJUST¬

MENTS

OR

PERFORMANCE

OF

PRO¬

CEDURES

OTHER

THAN

THOSE

SPEC¬

IFIED

HEREIN

MAY

RESULT

IN

HAZ¬

ARDOUS

RADIATION

EXPOSURE.

The

Model

and

Serial

Number

will

be

found

on

the

type

plate

on

the

base

of

the

set.

Please

record

the

Model

and

Serial

Number

in

the

space

provided

below.

MODEL

NUMBER:

SERIAL

NUMBER:

TYPE

AZ

8700/17

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40W

MAGNAVOX

120/220/240V

HFG_HSV’

1350

3

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This

set

complies

w/th

21CFR

1040,10

and

with

the

FCC-Ru!es,

Part

15,

A

CAUTION

RISH

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK)

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

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intended

to

alert

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user

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presence

of

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may

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intended

to

alert

the

user

of

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

matntenanco

/

■

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(servic

ng)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompa-

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nying

the

appliance.

USA

Limited

Warranty

Registration

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Operating

Instructions

For

the

illustrations,

keep

the

pages

4

and

5

open

CONTROLS

TOP

AND

FRONT

PANEL

-

fig.

1

_

©

VOLUME

control

with

ON/OFF

indicator

*

®

CD

keyboard:

-

CD

I>

-

PLAYO

and

PAUSE

CD

button

~

□

-

STOP

button

~

PREVIOUS/NEXT

and

SEARCH:

PREVIOUS/NEXT.

in

position

playback

or

STOP,

press

briefly

to

jump

to

a

previous

l<M

or

next

PW

track

SEARCH:

during

playback,

keep

pressed

to

search

fast

backward

KM

or

forward

PW

-

INTROSCAN

-

to

play

only

the

beginning

of

each

track

-

SHUFFLE

-

to

play

all

tracks

In

a

random

order

press

again

to

defeat

the

SHUFFLE

function

-

REPEAT

-

to

repeat

continuously

the

disc

or

the

stored

selection

(memory)

press

again

to

defeat

the

REPEAT

function

-

CLEAR

-

to

erase

the

memory

-

DISPLAY

-

to

display

all

stored

track

numbers

~

STORE

-

to

store

the

displayed

track

number

in

the

memory

©

CD

display,

shows:

-

--

please

wait

-

TRACK

-

the

total

number

of

tracks

and

during

PLAY

the

number

of

the

track

being

played

-

TIME

-

the

total

playing

time

of

the

disc

and

during

PLAY

the

elapsed

time

of

that

track

-

REPEAT

activated

-

SHUFFLE

activated

-

MEMORY

-

the

stored

selection

(memory)

is

played

-

SCAN

(INTROSCAN)

activated

-

PAUSE

activated

©

TUNER/CLOCK

display,

shows:

-

FM

or

AM

-

the

selected

wave

band

-

the

frequency

in

’MHz’

(FM)

or

in

‘kHz*

(AM)

-

the

actual

time

(12

or

24

hours

indication)

-

AM

or

PM

in

case

of

12

hours

time

Indication

-

PRESETS

1...6

indicating

the

PRESET

location

of

the

shown

frequency

-

STEREO

-

when

receiving

an

FM

stereo

transmitter

©

CD

cover

©

CD

OPEN

to

open

the

disc

compartment

©

TUNER

keyboard:

-

BAND

SELECTOR

-AT

TUNING

buttons

-

^/yr

PRESETS

-

to

select

PRESET

transmitters

-

MEMORY/TIME

-

to

store

transmitter

frequencies

and

to

adjust

the

time

-

MONO/STEREO

♦

FM

mono/stereo

button

-

FREQUENCY/TIME

-

to

display

either

frequency

or

time

©

DBB

bass

button

with

indicator

^

•

press

«to

boost

the

bass

response

©

HIGH

SPEED

DUBBING

-

press

^

for

high

speed

dubbing

®

cassette

type

selector:

m,

FERRO

-

^

CHROME

®

BALANCE

control

@

GRAPHIC

EQUALIZER

tone

controls:

-

100

Hz

-

lower

bass

-

400

Hz

-

upper

bass

-

2

kHz

(2

000

Hz)

-

mtd-range

-

10

kHz

(10

000

Hz)-treble

@

CD

-

TAPE

-

’TUNER

-

function

buttons

to

select

the

sound

source

@

POWER

on/off

button

®

^

stereo

headphone

jack

@

deck

A

keyboard

(recording/playback):

-

■

STOP/EJECT

-

•

RECORD

-

►

P

LAY

-

H

REWIND

-

fast

rewind

-

►►

F.FWD

-

fast

foiward

wind

-

II

PAUSE

®

deck

B

keyboard

(playback

only):

-

■

STOP/EJECT

-

◄

►

DIRECTION

-

to

change

the

play

direction

-

FPLAY

-

-«

►

►

FAST

WIND

-

II

PAUSE

®

MIC

•

microphone

Jack

@

deck

B

REVERSE

selector

-

ZZ

no

reverse

-

C—

single

reverse

-

CO

continuous

reverse

@

deck

B

TAPE

DIRECTION

indicators

*

BACK

PANEL

-fig.2__

@

CD

OUT

jacks

-

for

CD-reproduction

through

e

g,

your

stereo

system

@

SPEAKERS

-

speaker

terminals

@

AC

MAINS

•

jack

for

power

cord

@

VOLTAGE

selector

(not

on

aft

versions)

6

INSTALLATION

SUPPLY

Batteries

Whenever

convenient,

use

AC

pov;er

supply

if

you

want

to

conserve

battery

life.

•

Open

the

battery

compartment

(fig.

2).

1.

Insert

as

indicated

eight

(preferably

Alkaline)

battenes,

type

R20,

UM1

orD-cells(fig.2).

Instead

of

eight

normatbattenes

you

can

insert

four

'Gates’

rechargeable

power

sticks,

size

2D

They

require

no

separa¬

te

recharger

but

are

recharged

automatically

in

this

set

whenever

connected

to

a

wall

outlet

Caution:

Use

only

Gates’power

sticks.

Normal

rechargeable

D-cells

are

not

recharged

in

this

set

The

battenes

are

muted

when

the

set

is

connected

to

the

power

When

changing

over

to

battery

supply,

pull

out

the

plug

from

the

AC

MAINS

jack

2.

For

the

clock

and

the

radio

memory,

insert

four

batteries,

type

R6,

UM3

or

AA-ceI!s

(fig.

2).

•

Remove

the

battenes

if

exhausted

or

if

they

will

not

be

used

again

for

a

long

penod.

AC

power

•

Check

if

the

power

voltage

as

shown

on

the

type

plate

corresponds

to

your

local

power

supply.

If

it

does

not,

consult

your

dealer

or

sendee

organisation.

If

the

setts

equipped

with

a

voltage

selector

@\/OUAGE.

set

this

selector

to

the

local

power

voltage.

•

Connect

the

power

cord

to

the

AC

MAINS

jack(§)and

the

wall

outlet.

The

power

supply

is

now

switched

on,

•

To

disconnect

the

set

from

the

power

completely,

withdraw

the

power

plug

from

the

wall

outlet.

CONNECTIONS

-

fig.

1-2

Stereo

headphone

jack

(g)

^

For

stereo

headphones

with

3.5

mm

plug.

Inserting

the

plug

will

disconnect

the

speakers.

Jack

for

microphone

@

MIC

For

a

microphone

with

3.5

mm

plug.

To

avoid

disturbing

noises,

switch

off

the

set

or

reduce

the

VOLUME

©

before

connecting

the

microphone.

-

’Public

address':

you

can

reproduce

your

voice

amplified

through

the

speakers:

press

function

button

TAPE

©.

-

Disc-jockey:

you

can

mix

your

voice

w^th

the

CD.

TAPE

or

TUNER:

press

function

button

CD.

TAPE

or

TUNER

“

You

can

record

it

all

on

deck

A.

Adjust

the

sound

with

the

controls

VOLUME

©,

BALANCE

©

and

GRAPHIC

EQUALIZER

©

and

the

DBB

bass

button

©,

If

a

howling

sound

occurs,

keep

the

microphone

away

from

the

speakers

or

reduce

the

VOLUME

©.

Disconnect

the

microphone

when

not

in

use.

CD

Output

jacks

CD

OUT

©

Cinch-jacks

for

CD-reproduction

(not

radio

or

cassette)

through

e.g.

your

stereo

system.

•

Connect

the

CD

OLfT

jacks

@

to

the

input

jacks

REC

IN,

TAPE

IN.

UNE

IN.

AUX

or

CD

IN

of

the

other

set.

The

CD

OUT

output

signal

Is

not

affected

by

the

position

of

the

controls

VOLUME

©.

BALANCE

©

and

GRAPHIC

EQUAUZER

@

and

the

DBB

bass

button

@.

Speaker

terminals

@

SPEAKERS

See

fig.

4

for

connecting

the

supplied

speakers

(or

others

With

an

impedance

of

4-8

Ohms).

Connect

the

coloured

(or

marked)

wire

to

the

coloured

terminal.

See

fig.

3

for

removing

and

fixing

the

supplied

speakers.

7

TUNER

CLOCK

RADIO

RECEPTION

•

Swtch

on

the

sel

using

the

POWER

button

©.

•

Press

function

button

TUNER

(5|)l

•

Adjust

the

sound

wth

the

controls

VOLUME

©,

BALANCE

@

and

GRAPHIC

EQUALIZER

(

12

)

and

the

DBB

bass

button

©.

•

Select

the

wave

band

using

the

BAND

SELECTOR.

The

display

©shows

the

wave

band

FM

or

AM

and

the

frequency

in

MKz

(for

f=M)

or

kHz

(for

AM).

-

For

FM,

pull

out

the

telescopic

antenna.

To

improve

FM-reception,

incline

and

turn

the

antenna.

Reduce

its

length

if

the

FM-signal

is

too

strong

(very

close

to

a

transmitter).

-

For

AM,

the

set

is

provided

with

a

built-in

antenna,

so

there

is

no

need

to

use

the

telescopic

antenna.

The

antenna

can

be

directed

by

turning

the

whole

set.

•

Tune

automatically,

manually

or

by

means

of

the

PRESETS-

buttons

to

a

radio

station.

Automatic

tuning

•

Keep

the

TUNING

button

A

or

T

pressed

until

‘A’

appears

on

the

display

®:

then

release

the

button.

The

receiver

stops

v/hen

finding

a

strong

transmitter.

•

if

the

transmitter

found

is

not

the

desired

one.

simply

repeat

this

operation.

Manual

tuning

Manual

tuning

is

useful

when

you

already

know

the

frequency

of

the

desired

transmitter

(e.g.

from

your

program

guide),

and

if

you

want

to

tune

to

a

weak

transmitter.

•

Keep

the

TUNING

button

A

or

T

pressed

until

you

approach

the

required

frequency.

•

Then

release

the

button

and

press

the

opposite

TUNING

button

quickly

and

briefly:

then

the

displayed

frequency

stops.

•

Then

press

TUNING

A

or

▼

briefly

each

lime.

In

this

v/ayihe

frequency

is

changed

step-by-step

until

finally

the

right

frequency

has

been

reached.

One

step

is

0.05

MHz

(50

kHz)

on

FM

and

10

kHz

on

AM.

•

When

the

word

STEREO

appears

in

the

display

®.

you

are

receiving

a

FM-stereo

transmitter.

A

disturbing

noise,

due

to

a

weak

FM-stereo

signal,

can

be

suppressed

by

pressing

the

MONO/STEREO

button

once.

The

v/ord

STEREO

vAW

then

disappear

and

you

will

hear

(and

racord)

the

FM

program

in

mono.

•

The

radio

returns

to

STEREO

when

pressing

MONO/

STEREO

again

or

when

selecting

another

transmitter.

•

Always

swtch

off

the

set

after

use

with

POWER

button

©.

PREFERRED

TRANSMITTERS

-

PRESETS

For

each

wave

band,

you

can

store

the

frequencies

of

up

to

6

transmitters

in

the

memory.

Storing

transmitter

frequencies

1.

Select

the

wave

band

using

the

BAND

SELECTOR.

2.

Using

the

TUNING

A

T

buttons,

tune

either

automatically

or

manually

to

the

frequency

to

be

stored.

3.

If

you

want

to

store

the

frequency

shown,

press

MEMORY/

TIME;

the

PRESET

number

starts

flashing.

'O’

means

that

the

shown

frequency

has

not

yet

been

stored.

4.

Within

5

seconds,

select

the

desired

PRESET

location

using

the

PRESETS

buttons

5.

Then

press

MEMORY/TIME

again;

the

frequency

is

now

stored.

•

A

stored

frequency

is

only

erased

from

the

memory

by

storing

another

frequency

in

its

place.

•

In

case

of

power

breakdown

or

exhausted

batteries,

the

contents

of

the

memoiy

will

be

kept

by

the

four

R6,

UM3

or

AA

buffer

batteries

(fig.

2).

Tuning

to

a

preselected

transmitter

•

Set

the

function

selector

®

to

TUNER

•

Select

the

wave

band

using

the

BAND

SELECTOR

•

Select

the

desired

PRESET

location

using

the

PRESETS

buttons

^/yr.

CLOCK

In

position

CD

or

TAPE,

and

also

if

the

set

is

switched

off.

the

display

®

shows

the

lime.

In

position

TUNER,

you

can

select

time

or

frequency

indication

by

pressing

FREQUENCY/TIME.

You

can

choose

between

24

hours

or

12

hours

time

indication:

press

function

button

TAPE

®.

keep

MEMORY/TIME

pressed

and

then

press

FREQUENCY/TIME.

(24~hours

clock

not

on

all

versions.)

In

case

of

12

hours

indication.

AM

or

PM

appears

on

the

display.

Time

setting

•

Switch

on

the

set

using

the

POV/ER

button

(u).

•

Press

the

TAPE

button

©

(not

TUNER

or

CD)

•

Keep

at

the

same

time

the

buttons

MEMORY/TIME

and

PRESETS

A.

or

’V'

pressed:

after

some

seconds,

the

displayed

time

starts

running.

When

approaching

the

actual

time,

release

jk.07

^

and

the

displayed

time

stops.

•

Keep

MEMORY/TIME

pressed

and

press

PRESETS

^

or

briefly

each

time;

the

lime

is

changed

minute-by-minule

until

you

finally

reach

the

correct

time.

•

The

clock

starts

running

when

releasing

the

MEMORY/TIME

button.

•

In

case

of

power

breakdown

or

exhausted

batteries,

the

clock

runs

on

the

four

R6,

UM3

or

AA

buffer

batteries

(fig.

2)

8

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYING

A

DISC

•

Switch

on

the

set

using

the

POWER

button

@

•

Press

function

button

CD

©

(Compact

Disc):

-

-

-

-

appears

on

the

disp!ay«

•

Adjust

the

sound

With

the

controls

VOLUME

@.

BALANCE©

and

GRAPHIC

EQUALIZER

©

and

the

DBB

button

•

Press

CD

OPEN

©

to

open

the

disc

cover.

•

Insert

the

disc,

pnnted

side

facing

up

(fig.

5).

•

Close

the

cover

The

CD-player

starts

and

scans

the

contents

list

of

the

disc.

After

that,

the

total

playing

time

and

the

number

of

tracks

present

on

the

disc

appears

on

the

display

and

the

CD-player

stops.

•

Playback

will

start

by

pressing

PLAYI>.

As

soon

as

playback

starts,

the

display

shows

the

track

number

1

and

the

elapsed

playing

time

of

the

first

title.

When

the

second

title

Is

reached

the

track

number

2

appears,

etc.

•

For

brief

interruptions,

press

PAUSE

DO.

The

word

PAUSE

then

appears

To

continue

playback,

press

PAUSE

again.

•

To

stop

playback,

press

STOP

□

.

The

CD

player

also

goes

to

position

STOP:

-

by

pressing

CD

OPEN

©;

-

when

the

end

of

the

disc

is

reached;

-

if

you

move

the

function

selector

©

-

if

the

battenes

run

down

or

If

the

power

supply

is

interrupted

in

another

way,

•

To

take

out

the

disc,

open

the

disc

cover

by

pressing

CD

OPEN

©

Open

the

disc

cover

only

if

the

CD-player

is

in

position

STOP.

.•

Always

switch

off

the

set

after

use

with

the

POWER

button

©

Remarks

-

If

the

battery

voltage

is

not

sufficient

any

more

for

playing

a

disc,

the

CD-player

will

not

start.

-If

-

-

--

does

not

disappear,

the

CD-player

cannot

read

the

disc.

Possible

causes

are:

“

you

inserted

the

disc

the

wrong

way:

the

label

should

face

up

(fig.

5);

-

the

surface

of

the

disc

is

badly

scratched

or

dirty,

see

’Maintenance’;

-

the

lens

©

(fig.

6)

rs

steamed

up

because

of

a

sudden

transition

from

a

cold

into

a

warm

environment;

do

not

clean

the

lens,

but

let

the

set

acclimatize

for

a

while.

INTROSCAN

The

INTROSCAN

function

can

be

switched

on

from

the

STOP,

PLAY

and

SHUFFLE

mode.

•

Press

INTROSCAN.

The

word

SCAN

then

appears.

Only

the

first

few

seconds

of

each

track

on

the

disc

are

played,

but

always

from

track

number

1.

•

The

moment

you

press

PLAY>

or

SHUFFLE,

the

INTRO¬

SCAN

function

IS

defeated

(the

word

SCAN

disappears)

and

the

disc

IS

played

in

the

normal

way

from

this

track

number.

•

If

you

press

W

or

I>l>l,

the

INTROSCAN

function

remains

operative

and

the

beginning

of

the

chosen

track

is

played.

•

If

the

INTROSCAN

function

is

not

defeated

by

pressing

PLAY

>,

SHUFFLE

or

STOP

□

,

the

CD

player

returns

to

STOP

as

soon

as

the

end

of

the

disc

is

reached.

REPEAT

If

you

want

to

repeat

the

whole

disc

(or

the

stored

selection)

continuously,

press

REPEAT;

the

word

REPEAT

appears.

The

REPEAT

function

can

only

be

switched

on

during

playback:

PLAY,

SHUFFLE

or

INTROSCAN.

To

defeat

the

REPEAT-function,

press

REPEAT

again

and

the

word

REPEAT

disappears,

SHUFFLE

If

you

want

to

play

all

tracks

in

a

random

order,

press

SHUFFLE:

the

word

SHUFFLE

appears.

The

SHUFFLE

function

can

be

switched

on

from

the

STOP,

PLAY,

REPEAT

and

INTROSCAN

mode.

To

defeat

the

SHUFFLE-function,

press

SHUFFLE

again

and

the

word

SHUFFLE

disappears.

m

t>{>]

-

PREVIOUS/NEXT

-

SEARCH

1.

PREVIOUS/NEXT

Press

briefly

(less

than

1

second)

a.

During

PLAY

or

INTROSCAN:

PtH

•

go

to

the

next

track

(title)

You

can

jump

to

the

next

title

by

pressing

M

once.

If

you

want

to

skip

more

than

one

track,

then

press

WH

more

than

once

until

the

display

shows

the

desired

track

number.

KKl

-

go

to

the

previous

track

(title)

If

you

want

to

repeat

the

running

title

from

the

beginning,

press

KM

once.

If

you

want

to

repeat

one

of

the

previous

titles

during

PLAY

or

INTROSCAN,

press

KM

more

than

once

until

the

display

shows

the

required

track

number.

b.

In

position

STOP:

In

position

STOP

with

a

disc

inserted

you

can

select

the

desired

title

using

Md

and

l>i>l

until

the

display

shows

the

required

track

number.

Z

S

EARCH

During

playback,

keep

l>W

for

search

forward

and

KM

for

search

backward

pressed.

The

disc

is

played

partly

and

at

high

speed,

however,

the

sound

is

still

recognizable.

Release

the

button

as

soon

as

you

recognize

the

required

passage:

the

disc

will

be

played

in

the

normal

way

from

this

passage.

If

the

button

Is

pressed

longer

than

10

seconds,

the

search

speed

increases.

9

COMPACT

DISC

PROGRAMMING

TRACK

NUMBERS

You

may

select

a

number

of

tracks

and

store

these

in

the

memory

in

the

desired

sequence.

When

playing,

you

w'lll

only

hear

the

stored

titles

in

the

selected

sequence.

At

most,

20

tracks

can

be

stored

in

the

memory.

You

may

store

each

track

more

than

once.

Manual

selecting

•

Load

the

disc,

but

do

not

press

PLAY

O

yet

•

Select

the

desired

track

using

the

buttons

I<M

and

W>l

until

the

display

shows

the

required

track

number.

•

Store

this

track

by

pressing

STORE.

•

Select

and

store

in

this

way

all

desired

titles.

Storing

during

INTROSCAN

•

Press

INTROSCAN

to

play

the

first

few

seconds

of

each

track.

•

Press

STORE

as

soon

as

you

recognize

a

desired

title.

Storing

during

PLAY

•

Dunng

normal

PLAY

you

may

store

the

running

title

by

pressing

STORE.

-After

pressing

STORE

the

character

V'

(PROGRAM)

ap¬

pears,

indicating

that

the

track

has

been

stored.

-

Store

all

desired

titles

in

the

required

sequence.

You

may

store

each

track

more

than

once.

-

At

most,

20

tracks

can

be

stored

in

the

memory.

When

the

memory

is

full,

the

character

'F

(FULL)

appears.

-

When

pressing

DISPLAY,

the

display

will

show

in

sequence

all

stored

track

numbers.

-

You

can

simply

erase

the

whole

memory

by

pressing

CLEAR:

the

character

’C’

for

CLEAR

appears

now.

The

contents

of

the

memory

are

also

erased:

-

by

opening

the

disc

cover

using

CD

OPEN

©:

-

if

you

move

the

function

selector

©,

-

if

the

batteries

get

exhausted

or

if

the

power

supply

is

Interrupted

in

another

way.

How

to

play

the

stored

selection

•

To

play

your

selection,

the

CD-player

should

be

in

position

STOP.

•

Then

press

PLAY

O:

playback

starts

and

the

word

MEMORY

appears.

CASSETTE

CASSETTE

PLAYBACK

Playback

on

deck

A

or

B

•

Switch

on

the

set

using

the

POW^R

bufton

•

Press

function

button

TAPE

®.

•

Adjust

the

sound

with

the

controls

VOLUME

©,

BALANCE

©

and

GRAPHIC

EQUALIZER

©

and

the

DBB

bass

button

•

Press

EJECT

■

and

insert

a

recorded

cassette

(fig

8)

•

For

playback

on

deck

B,

set

the

REVERSE

selector

©

to

ZIZ

no

reverse,

to

play

one

cassette

side

So,

deck

B

stops

at

the

end

of

the

tape.

Select

the

required

play

direction

using

DIRECTION

button

C-

single

reverse,

to

play

both

cassette

sides

once

Select

the

required

play

direction

using

DIRECTION

button

◄

►

.

At

the

end

of

the

first

cassette

side,

the

tape

direction

is

reversed

and

the

REVERSE

selector

©jumps

to

position

ZZI

Deck

B

stops

at

the

end

of

the

second

cassette

side

CZ)

continuous

reverse,

for

non-stop

playback:

deckB

reverses

the

play

direction

whenever

reaching

the

end

of

the

cassette.

The

indicators

TAPE

DIRECTION

♦

shov;

the

actual

deck

B

play

direction.

You

can

reverse

the

play

direction

at

any

moment

by

pressing

DIRECTION

<

►

.

•

Press

PLAY

and

playback

will

start.

On

deck

B,

you

can

reverse

the

play

direction

at

any

moment

by

pressing

DIRECTION

i

►

.

•

To

stop

playback,

press

STOP

■

.

When

the

end

of

the

tape

is

reached,

the

recorder

buttons

are

released

(except

for

non-stop

play

on

deck

B)

•

Always

svwtch

off

the

set

after

use

with

POWER

button

©

Continuous

play

DeckB

plays

both

cassette

sides

and

at

the

end

of

the

cassette,

deck

A

will

start

playing.

•

Press

function

button

TAPE

®

•

Press

both

EJECT

buttons

■

and

insert

a

recorded

cassette

into

both

decks

(fig.

8).

•

Set

REVERSE

selector

©to

c_

to

play

both

cassette

sides

once.

•

Select

the

required

play

direction

using

DIRECTION

i

►

.

•

Press

on

deck

B

PLAY^

and

playback

will

start.

•

Press

on

deck

A

PAUSE

II

and

then

PLAY^.

As

soon

as

deck

B

stops

(at

the

end

of

the

cassette

or

when

its

STOP

button

■

is

pressed),

PAUSE

II

is

released

and

deck

A

will

start

playing

back.

•

When

deck

B

is

started

again

by

pressing

PLAY^,

deck

A

is

muted

and

you

v/ill

hear

deck

B

again.

•

To

Stop

playback,

press

STOP

■

.

10