System 1036 (130-1258) Operation Faxback Doc. # 8826
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
Note: The remote control uses an infrared which is not affected by noise
or other interference. It is affected, however, by strong light so
do not let strong sunlight fall on the receiver's front panel.
1. Point the remote control at the system.
2. Power On/Off- Press to turn on the system. Press again to
turn off the system.
3. Volume-Up/Volume-Down-Press Volume-Up or Volume-Down, as desired.
The volume level changes in steps each time you
press a button. Press and hold for continuous
change.
4. Mute- Press to mute the sound. The MUTE indicator
lights. Press again to restore the volume
level.
5. Skip >>|/Skip |<<- Press and release to skip to the next higher or
lower track on a CD. Press and hold to quickly
scan forward or backward within a track.
6. Stop (black box)- Press to stop the CD player.
7. Play/Pause (>/||) - Press to start the CD player. Press during play
mode to pause a disc. Press during pause to
resume playing the disc.
Note: You can control the power, volume, mute, skip>>|, skip|<<,
play/pause and stop functions using the remote control or the
controls on the system.
1. Power- Press. The Dial Pointer indicator lights.
2. Function- Set to TUNER.
3. Band- Set to AM or FM as desired.
4. Tuning- Tune to the desired station on the appropriate dial
scale. The FM Stereo indicator lights if FM is
selected and the station is broadcasting in stereo.
5. VOLUME- Press Volume-Up or Volume-Down, as desired. The
volume level changes in steps each time you press
the control. Press and hold for continuous change.
6. Balance- Keep in mid-position unless the volume level for
the right and left speakers sound unequal at your
listening position. In that case, slide the
control LEFT or RIGHT to restore balance.
7. Graphic Equalizer- Adjust to select the desired frequency response.
The center position provides a "flat" response.
8. EXB- Set to ON to intensify lower tones. The Expanded
Bass indicator lights.
9. Headphones Jack- Connect a pair of optional headphones with a 1/8-
inch plug to listen privately. Speakers are
automatically disconnected.
Note: You can control the power, volume, mute, skip >>|, skip|<<, play/
pause, and stop functions using the remote control or controls on
the system.
1. Power- Press. The Dial Pointer indicator lights.
2. Function- Set to PH/CD/AUX. The CD On indicator lights and
the CD Display shows "--".
3. Open- Press. Insert a CD, label side up, into the
compartment and gently close the CD door. The disc
automatically starts to rotate. Then it stops and
the CD Display shows "--" after indicating the
number of tracks (selections) recorded on the disc
and total playing time of disc.
NORMAL PLAY (PLAYING THE ENTIRE DISC)
4. Play/Pause (>/||)- Press. The disc begins to play the first track.
The CD Display shows "01" and the elapsed playing
time of the track.
5. Adjust the Volume, Balance, Graphic Equalizer, and
EXB controls as desired. (See "Operating the
Radio.")
6. Skip/Search FF>>|- Press and release immediately to skip to the
next higher track. Press and hold to search
forward at high speed to locate a particular
section within the track, Release when you
find the desired section.
7. Skip/Search FB |<<-Press and release immediately to skip back to the
beginning of the track which is playing. Press and
release twice to skip to the next lower track, then
once for each lower track. Press and hold to
search back at high speed to locate a particular
section within the track. Release when you find
the desired section.
Note: The volume level is muted during Search and returns to normal when
you release the Search button.
8. Play/Pause (>/||)- Press to pause playing a CD. The CD Display shows
"||" (Pause). Press again to resume playing the
CD.
9. Stop (black box)- Press to stop the CD player. The CD Display shows
"--".
Note: When all tracks (selections) have been played, the disc
automatically stops rotating and the CD Display shows "--".
Do not open the CD Door to remove a disc until the player has
completely stopped rotating.
10. Open- Press. Remove the disc and gently close the door.
STARTING PLAY AT A DESIRED TRACK
To start playing a disc from a desired track:
1. Load a disc and press Play/Pause twice. The CD Display shows "01
00:00" and "||" (Pause).
2. Skip/Search FF/Skip/Search FB-Select the desired track number using
these buttons. The selected track
number is shown on the CD Display.
3. Play/Pause (>/II)- Press. The disc begins to play from the
selected track. The CD Display shows
the track number and elapsed playing
time of the track.
4. Adjust the Volume, Balance, Graphic Equalizer, and EXB controls as
desired. (See "Operating the Radio.")
PROGRAMMED PLAY (PLAYING TRACKS IN ANY ORDER)
The Programmed Play feature automatically plays up to 20 tracks in any
order.
Note: This feature only operates when the player is Stopped.
1. Mode- Press. "PGM P 01" appears on the CD
Display.
2. Skip /Search FF/Skip/Search FB-Press the appropriate button until the
desired track number appears on the CD
Display.
3. Stop- Press. The first track number is now
programmed into memory in position 01.
The track number disappears and the
text memory position (i.e. 02) appears
on the CD Display.
4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 above to continue entering track numbers until
all desired tracks are programmed (up to a total of 20). When 20
tracks are programmed, the display indicates "PGM P E".
Notes: You can program tracks into memory in any order. Selections play
in the order programmed.
To change a track in memory, press MODE to cancel (erase) all
tracks already programmed. Re-program all selections again as
indicated in Steps 1 through 4 above.
5. Play/Pause (>/||)- Press. The player automatically plays
the tracks selected in the order
programmed. The CD Display shows the
track number, the elapsed playing time
of each track and "PRM".
6. Adjust the Volume, Balance, Graphic Equalizer, and EXB controls as
desired. (See "Operating the Radio.")
Notes: Press Stop (black box) during Programmed Play to stop the disc.
The CD Display shows "PGM_ _".
When you press MODE during Programmed Play, all remaining tracks
in memory are cancelled and the "PGM" indicator disappears. The
disc continues to play to the end of the last track on the disc.
You cannot select the Repeat and Random modes during Programmed
Play.
REPEAT ALL (ENTIRE DISC) PLAY
To Continuously play all tracks, proceed as follows:
1. Mode - Press once during Normal Play. "Repeat" appears on the CD
Display. The disc plays through to the end of the last track
on the disc and then returns to the beginning of the first
track and the continuously repeats the entire disc until you
cancel the Repeat mode.
2. Mode - Press twice to cancel Repeat mode. "Repeat" turns off.
Notes: The system continues to play in Normal Play mode. Press Stop to
cancel both the Repeat and Normal Play modes.
You cannot select Random play during Repeat Play.
RANDOM PLAY
Note: This feature operates only with the system in the Normal Play mode.
1. Mode - Press twice during Normal Play. The "RND" indicator appears on
the CD Display. After completing the track being played, the
system randomly selects another track. This process continues
until you cancel Random Play.
2. Mode - Press again to cancel the Random mode. "RND" turns off.
Note: The System continues to play in the normal Play mode. Press
Stop to cancel both the Random and Normal Play modes.
You cannot select Repeat Play during Random Play.
ERASING PROGRAMMED MEMORY
You can erase programmed memory four ways:
1. Set Power to Off.
2. Open the CD Door.
3. Press Mode/Clear once when system is already Stopped or twice when the
system is playing a disc.
4. Set Function to TUNER or TAPE.
Playing Cassette Tapes (Tapes A or Tape B)
Note: You can control the power, volume, mute, skip >>|, skip |<<,
play/pause, and stop functions using the remote
control or the controls on the system.
1. Power- Press. The Dial Pointer indicator lights.
2. Function- Set to TAPE.
3. Stop/Eject- Press. Insert a pre-recorded cassette into the
slots in the tape door with the side to be played
facing you and the exposed tape facing down. Gently
close the tape doors.
4. Play- Press to start playing the tape.
5. Adjust the Volume, Balance, Graphic Equalizer, and EXB controls as
desired. (See "Operating the Radio.")
6. F.Fwd/Rewind - Press to skip selections or rewind the tape. Always
press Stop/Eject before pressing other keys.
7. Pause- Press pause the tape. Press again to resume.
Note: Pause does not operate in the F.Fwd or Rewind modes.
8. Stop/Eject- Press to stop the tape. Press again to remove the
cassette.
Note: The Auto Stop feature stops the tape mechanism when the
cassette has played through one side. Repeat Steps 3 and 4
to play to the other side of the cassette.
9. Headphones Jack - Connect a pair of optional headphones with a 1/8-
inch plug to listen privately. Speakers are
automatically disconnected.
Continuous Play Operation (Tape B to Tape A)
Notes: The Continuous Play feature automatically plays one side of Tape A
after playing through one side of Tape B.
You can control the power, volume, mute, skip >>|, skip |<<,
play/pause, and stop functions using the remote control or the
controls on the system.
1. Power- Press. The Dial Pointer indicator lights.
2. Function- Set to TAPE.
3. Stop/Eject (Tape A & B) - Press. Insert pre-recorded cassettes into
the slots in the tape doors with the sides
to be played facing you and the exposed tape
facing down. Gently close the tape doors.
4. Play (Tape B)- Press to start play.
5. Pause (Tape A)- Press.
6. Play key (Tape A)- Press.
Note: Tape A does not operate until Tape B has played through one
side. Tape B's Auto Stop feature automatically causes Tape
A to begin to operate.
7. Adjust the Volume, Balance, Graphic Equalizer, and EXB controls as
desired. (See "Operating the Radio.")
8. Stop/Eject- Press to stop the tapes. Press again to
remove the cassettes.
Note: The Auto Stop feature stops the tape mechanisms when the
cassettes have played through one side. Repeat Steps 3
through 6 to play the other side of the cassettes.
9. Headphones Jack- Connect a pair of optional headphones with a
1/8-inch plug to listen privately Speakers
are automatically disconnected.
Playing Optional Program Sources
Note: You can control the power, volume, mute, skip >>|, skip |<<,
play/pause, and stop functions using the remote
control or the controls on the system.
1. Install an optional record player or other program source as shown
in "installation."
2. Power- Press. The Dial Pointer indicator lights.
3. Function- Set to PH/CD/AUX. The CD On indicator lights.
4. Operate the optional program source according to its Operating Manual.
5. Volume - Press Volume-Up or Volume-Down, as desired. The
volume level changes in steps each time you press the
control. Press hold for continuous change.
Note: If your optional program source has its own output volume
control, you can match the volume level of the optional program
source to the volume level of the system. To do this, switch
the system to TUNER and adjust the stereo's volume to a
comfortable level. Now, set Function to PH/CD/AUX and adjust
the optional program source's volume control to the same level.
All audio sources selected with the Function switch are now
equal in volume level.
6. Adjust the Balance, Graphic Equalizer, and EXB
controls as desired. (See "Operating the Radio.")
7. Headphone Jack - Connect a pair of optional headphones with a 1/8"plug
to listen privately. Speakers are automatically
disconnected.
Recording Cassette Tapes (Tape A)
Note: When you record new material on a previously recorded tape, the
old recording is automatically erased as the new material is
recorded.
You can control the power, volume, mute, skip >>|, skip |<<,
play/pause, and stop functions using the remote control or the
controls on the system.
1. Power- Press. The Dual Pointer indicator lights.
2. Function - Set to TUNER or PH/CD/AUX depending on the program
source you wish to record. If you select
PH/CD/AUX, the CD On indicator lights.
Notes: To record from TAPE see, "Tape Dubbing."
We do not recommend recording audio cassettes from a TV
monitor, as possible interference from the TV can result
in poor or noisy recordings.
3. Hi-Speed Dubbing - Set to OFF.
4. Operate the tuner (see "Operating the Radio"), the CD player (see
"Playing Compact Disc"), an optional record player, or other auxiliary
program source as applicable.
5. Stop/Eject - Press. Insert a blank cassette, with the tabs in
place, into the slots in the tape door, with the
side to be recorded facing down. Gently close the
tape door.
6. Pause- Press when recording from the tuner or other
program source except the CD player.
7. Record- Press. The Play key automatically engages when you
press the Record key and the Record indicator
lights.
Notes: If recording from a CD player, the CD player and tape deck
Synchro-Start (start at the same time).
You can now record. The Automatic Level Control (ALC) circuit
assures the correct recording level. No further adjustments are
required.
The Volume, Balance, Graphic Equalizer, and EXB controls have no
effect on the recorded sound. Adjusting these controls only
affects the sound you hear through the speakers or optional
headphones.
8. Pause - Release. The tape starts to run and you begin
recording from the tuner or other program source.
Press to pause the tape during recording to
eliminate unwanted passages.
9. Stop/Eject- Press to stop recording. Press again to remove
the cassette. The Auto Stop features automatically
stops the tape mechanism when the tape has recorded
through one side. Repeat Steps 5 - 8 to record the
other side.
Note: To prevent accidental erasure of a pre-recorded tape, refer to the
illustration below. Break the plastic tabs on the cassette after
you make a recording. Each side has its own tab. If you change
your mind later, cover each hole with tape. You can then record on
the cassette again.
Tape Dubbing (Tape B to Tape A)
Notes: When you record new material on a previously recorded tape, the
old recording is automatically erased as the new material is
recorded.
You can control the power, volume, mute, skip >>|, skip |<<,
play/pause, and stop functions using the remote control or the
controls on the system.
1. Power- Press. The Dial Pointer indicator lights.
2. Function- Set to TAPE to monitor the recording when
dubbing at Normal Speed. Set to TUNER or
PH/CD/AUX to listen to another program source
while dubbing at High Speed.
3. Hi-Speed Dubbing- Set to OFF to monitor recording when dubbing at
Normal Speed. Set to ON for High Speed dubbing.
Note: You cannot monitor the tape during high-speed dubbing because
the audio is garbled due to the tape running at high speed.
4. Stop/Eject (Tape A) - Press. Insert a blank cassette, with the tabs
in place, into the slots in the tape door with
the side to be recorded facing you and the
exposed facing down. Gently close the tape
door.
5. Pause (Tape A) - Press.
6. Record - Press. The Play key automatically engages when
you press the Record key and the Record
indicator lights. The Hi-Speed Dubbing
indicator also lights if the Hi-Speed Dubbing
switch is ON.
7. Stop/Eject (Tape B) - Press. Insert a pre-recorded cassette into the
slots in the tape door with the side to be
played facing you and the exposed tape facing
down. Gently close the tape door.
8. Play (Tape B) - Press to Synchro-Start recording. Both tapes
begin to run at the same time.
Note: The Volume, Balance, Graphic Equalizer, and EXB controls have no
affect on the recorded sound. Adjusting these controls only
affects the sound you hear through the speakers or optional
headphones when monitoring recording.
9. Pause (Tape A) - Press to pause tape during recording to
eliminate unwanted passages. Release to
continue recording.
10. Stop/Eject (Tape A) -Press to stop recording. Press again to remove
the cassette.
Note: The Tape A Auto Stop feature automatically stops the tape
mechanism when Tape A has recorded through one side. You can
press the Tape B Stop/Eject to stop Tape B so recording can
continue from the spot where Tape A turned off. Repeat Steps
4 through 8 to record on the other side.
11. Stop/Eject (Tape A) -Press to stop playing. Press again to remove
the cassette.
Note: To prevent accidental erasure of a pre-recorded tape, refer to the
illustration below. Break the plastic tabs on the cassette after
recording. Each side has its own tab. If you change your mind
later, cover each hole with tape. You can then record on the
cassette.
Improving Reception in Fringe Areas
TIPS FOR IMPROVING RECEPTION
For better AM reception, try facing your system in different directions.
For better FM reception, fully extend the AC line cord or change its
direction to make sure the built-in FM antenna is providing its peak
performance.
Tuner sections of receivers pick up "interference" from other electrical
devices such as fluorescent lights, TV sets, motors, etc. Keep the
system far enough away from these sources for best performance.
If you hear a humming sound or other interference, try changing the
position of the system. Also try plugging the system into a different
wall outlet.
CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL FM ANTENNA
If the antenna built into the AC line cord connected to your system does
not give satisfactory performance, try one of these alternate
arrangements.
Fully extend the AC line cord to make sure the built-in FM antenna is
providing peak performance.
Disconnect the built-in FM antenna and connect a T-shaped (dipole),
indoor or outdoor antenna. If the antenna is marked "300 ohms", connect
it across the terminal marked "300 ohms".
If the antenna is marked "75 ohms" (coaxial), connect it across
terminals marked "75 ohms". Connect the cable's shield to the terminal
marked "G" and the inner cable to the center terminal.
(LB/all-09/20/94)