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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RC-80SC -
(Figure 3)
STANDBY BUTTON
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all functions of all equipment connected to the 'Audio/ Visual
system (this button-only works if your equipment has a Standby facility).
You can switch on the required part of system again by pressing one of
the signal:source selector buttons.
NOTE:
When pressing the STANDBY button, hold it depressed for more than 4
sec.
SELECTOR BUTTONS '1' - 10°
Selector buttons '1' to '9' are used for tuning to personal preference
transmitters and/or channels programmed i in the memory of the tuner
or TV set.
Selector buttons '1' to '0' are used for programmed play from the
Compact Disc player.
MEMO BUTTON
Press to store a programmed or preset content in memory.
[4] Ams (AUTOMATIC MUSIC SEARCH) BUTTON
Press this button to play: the first 10 seconds (introduction) of every
program recorded on a tape. This function is convenient for searching
music that you want to listen to.
FTS (FAVORITE TRACK SEARCH)
BUTTON
Press this button to activate the FTS function. With this function, your
favorite tunes on each disc can be programmed and stored in the
memory file until change.
[6] REPEAT BUTTON
When this switch is pressed, the repeat function is engaged and the
entire program will be played repeatedly. Pressing again releases the
repeated play.
SELECTOR BUTTONS
When one of these buttons is pressed, the corresponding one of the
signal sources, CD, TUNER, AUX 1, AUX 2, PHONO, TAPE 1 or
DAT/TAPE 2, is selected, and the power of the unit is also switched
ON.
VOLUME UP/DOWN BUTTONS
Press the UP button to increase the volume.
Press the DOWN button to decrease the volume.
[9] +/— BUTTONS
Operate these buttons to recall a reas station No. on the tuner.
REC MUTE BUTTON
When this button is pressed during tape recording, the tape deck enters
the record-pause mode after leaving a no-recorded blank of 4 seconds
on tape.
If this button is held depress for more than 4 seconds, the non-.
recorded blank is recorded for the same period, and the deck enters the
~ record- -pause mode upon release of the button.
MODE BUTTON
Press to select the monaural or stereo listening mode of the tuner.
[2] PREV AND NEXT BUTTONS
When using a cassette deck or the Compact Disc player, use these
buttons to search for the track with which you wish to begin play and for
going back to a previous track or going forward to a next track during
play.
OPERATION BUTTONS
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For starting play when ung the aa
disc player, turntable or
cassette deck.
bP ' button:
For fast searching for a required passage on a compact disc or audio
cassette. Also for the side-wards movement of the turntable tonearm.
* <€<' button:
For fast searching for a required passage on a compact disc or audio
cassette. Also for the side-wards movement of the tumtable tonearm.
>i' button:
For interrupting play when using the compact disc player or cassette
deck.
REC button:
For putting the cassette deck in the recording mode. After pressing this
, button, press the # button to start actual recording.
? <> ' button: ©
For changing the direction in which the tape is running on the cassette
deck.
* 1' button:
For stopping play when using the compact disc player, turntable or
cassette deck. Also for erasing a programmed track selection when
using the compact disc player.
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DECK SELECTOR BUTTONS
Press to select cassette deck A or B.
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
INFRARED TRANSMITTING DIODES
PREPARATION OF THE REMOTE CONTROL FOR USE
(Figure 3A, B, C) »
1. Open the battery compartment by pulling the tab of the cover
towards you and at the same time lifting the cover (Fig. 3A).
2. Place two batteries (type "RO3" or "AAA" batteries) in the Correct
manner in the compartment (Fig. 3B).
NOTE:
The average service life of a set of batteries is approximately one
year. Remove the batteries when they have run down or when the
remote control is not going to be used for a long-period of time in
order to prevent possible damage from battery leakage.
3. Close the cover by placing it again in the correct way on the
underside of the remote control (Fig. 3C). Press the cover down
firmly.
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