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The receiver is switched on and off by pressing the mains
button
. The LED glows when the unit is ready for
use.
When you switch the receiver on it will be set up exactly
as it was when switched off.
If the unit is equipped with the remote control module you
can switch it from 'ON' state to standby with the remote
control button .
Caution!
The mains button is not a mains isolation switch. Even
when the LED is not glowing parts of the machine
remain connected to the mains power supply
(Standby mode). The stand-by current drain is stated
in the chapter entitled 'Specification'.
If the unit is not to be used for a long period we
recommend that you disconnect the mains plug at the
wall socket.
Delayed power-off (sleep timer)
The receiver features a delayed power-off function (sleep
mode). This function switches the unit off, together with
all the R
devices connected to it, after a vari-
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able delay. The delay period can be set to a value
between 10 and 60 minutes.
Activating the power-off delay:
Switch on the receiver and the source device you wish to
use. Hold the
button on the receiver pressed in
for about 3 seconds until 6 of the listening source LEDs
light up. In this mode the LEDs indicate the power-off
delay period in 10-minute increments (6 x 10 min =
60 min). The time can be reduced in 10-minute steps by
repeatedly pressing the
button. The LEDs always
indicate the delay you have currently set.
The delay period is activated when the machine detects
that you have not pressed the
of about 4 seconds. The
indicate that the power-off delay is running.
Note:
It can be switched off at any time by pressing the
button briefly.
PHONES
Socket for stereo. The unit is fitted out with a separate
high quality phone-amplifier, which works independently
of the loudspeaker-amplifier.
Note:
Continuous listening to very loud programme material via
earphones or headphones can result in permanent
hearing loss. You can prevent harm to your own health
by avoiding long periods of listening at high levels when
using headphones or earphones.
Front panel controls
(mains power button)
button for a period
LED flashes slowly to
(headphone socket)
/
This push-button switches the loudspeaker output A or
B on or off.
Notes:
The red LEDs above the
to indicate which speaker output is currently in use.
When the PROTECTION circuit has switched off the
loudspeaker outputs – see 'Trouble shooting' the LEDs
flash alternately.
Source selection
It is possible to record from one signal source (recording
source) and listen to another (auditioning source).
Record source selection
When you press the
above the signal source buttons (
light up, to indicate the signal source from which any
recording will be made. When you release the
button the LED will switch back to show the currently
selected input source again.
To switch to another recording source hold the
button pressed in; you can now press a different source
button (
...
) to select the recording source
you wish to use.
The corresponding LED will glow until you release the
button.
The signal from the recording source is present at the
OUT output sockets of TAPE 1 and TAPE 2 simul-
taneously.
To allow tape monitoring to be carried out while re-
cording is in progress simply select the recording device
(TAPE 1 or TAPE 2) as auditioning source.
To avoid feedback problems it is not possible for a re-
corder to record from itself.
...
You can press any of these signal source buttons
(TAPE 1, TAPE 2, CD, TUNER, TV, AUX) to select a
signal source as input.
The signal from this source is then passed on via the
pre-amplifier output PRE and the loudspeaker outputs
A and B.
Note:
The LEDs above the source buttons indicate which
source is currently being auditioned. If an MM or MC
phono module is fitted then AUX is the phono input.
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(output switch)
/
buttons glow
button one of the LEDs
...
) will
Auditioning source selection
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