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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CLEANING
Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol, paint
thinner, gasoline, benzine, etc. to clean the cabinet. Use a
silicone cloth or a clean dry cloth.
VENTILATION HOLES
The case top is slotted to allow ventilation. Never
block these holes with ornamental cloths, books, or other
objects. Make sure that metal objects such as coins, hair- pins, or needles do not enter the unit through the ventilation
holes. The result could be a serious malfunction or a possi-
ble shock hazard. Make sure that children do not insert
foreign objects into the ventilation holes.
FM OUTDOOR DIRECTION OF nruterurul FM STATION
SERVICE OR MODIFICATIONS
Do not remove the cabinet or touch internal parts. Refer all service to qualified service personnel. Unauthoriz- ed modifications can result in a dangerous shock hazard and can void the warranty.
POWER CORD
Always insert or remove the power plug from the AC outlet by grasping the plug body. Never pull or stretch the cord, Take care that the cord is not subject to traffic or bent sharply around furniture. Keep heavy object off the cord; never route it under rugs, and avoid the use of extra exten- sion cords. Attention to these precautions will avoid fire or shock hazards.
SYSTEM CONNECTION DIAGRAM
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SYSTEM CONNECTIONS
SPEAKERS
lf only one set of speakers is to be connected' make
connections to the terminals marked SPEAKERS A, as
shown on page 2. Connect the speakers to the I and @
terminals in accordance with the location selected for each
speaker. To ensure correct speaker phasing, observe
polarity marks; connect terminals marked f on the receiver
to similarly-marked speaker terminals. Do the same for
receiver and speaker terminals marked with a minus sign.
Reversal of speaker leads will result in loss of bass tones and
poor stereo separation.
lf a second set of speakers is to be used, make
connections at the right set of terminals' marked B.
A third set of speakers may be connected to the
terminals marked C.
Notes:
1. lf a single pair of speakers or two pairs of speakers in combi-
nation with B and C are to be used. each speaker must be
rated at 4 ohms or more.
2. lf three pairs of speakers are to be conn-ぎct-ぎd to the
SPEAKERS A, B, and C terminals and operated altogether, or
in combination with A and B, or A and C, each speaker must
be rated at 8 ohms or mor-ぎ.
WARNING !
Particular att-ぎntion must b-ぎ given to making good
electtrical contact at th-ぎ receiver-output and speakel
terminals. Poor or loose connections can causs sparking
or burning at the terminals because of the very high
powor that the receiver can deliver.
Follow these steps carefully.
1. Strip 10 mm {3/8 inch) of insulation from the ends of
the speaker cable. Twist the bare strands of wire
together and solder the ends to keep the strands from
separating.
TURNTABLES
Your stereo turntable has two audio cables that are
terminated with phono plugs. Plug the left channel plug into
the l-Lland the right channel plug into ttte f]PHONO 1
INPUT jacks as shown on page 2.
lf an additional turntable is to be used, make similar
connections at the PHONO 2 jacks.
lf the turntable has a ground wire, connect it to the
unit's GND terminal to avoid hum.
AUX JACKS
INPUT AUX jacks are used to connect other high-level
signal sources, such as tuners, extra tape decks (equipped
with preamps). TV or WR sound output mic preamps, etc.
TAPE DECKS
lf only one tape deck is to be connected to the system
it is recommended that it be connected to the jacks marked
TAPE A.
Tape deck input and output cables are normally
terminated with phono plugs.
Playback
Plug the left and right output cables of the tape deck
into the I and @ rnee A PLAY jacks.
Record
Plug the left and right input cables of the tape deck
into the f ano @ rnee A REC jacks.
DIN Connector
lf your tape deck is equipped with a DIN connector,
connect it to the TAPE B REC/PLAY connector with the DIN
connecting cord. The DIN connection makes both input and
output connections with a single cord, and the signal must
be controlled with the MONITOR switch on the front panel.
Note:lf connections are made with a DIN connecting cord, the TAPE B
PLAY and REC jacks should not be used.
Second Tape Deck
Plug the input and output cables from the second tape
deck into the REC and PLAY jacks marked B.
AC OUTLETS
The AC outlets on the rear panel of the receiver may be
used to supply power to other components such as a turn-
table, tape deck, etc.
1. SWITCHED OUTLETS
These outlets are controlled by the POWER switch and
the Timer on the front panel. (The total capacity is 200
watts maximum.)
2. UNSWITCHED outlet
This outlet delivers power at all times. (The capacity is
2OO watts maximum.)
Note:Never connect any equipment whose power consumption exceeds
the capacity of each outlet.
lO mm (3/8 inch)
2. Back the caps of the SPEAKER terminals on the
receiver all the way out by turning them
counterclockwise as far as they will go.
3. lnsert one end of the red cable into the hole in the *
terminal as shown below.
Turn the cap clockwise and tighten securely to ensure a
firm contact.
Connections at your speakers will vary depending upon
the type of terminals used. Check the manufacturer's
instructions and make sure that a good, tight, metal-to-
metal contact is made.
Check all connections. Make sure all are tight, and that
there are no loose strands of wire touching the wrong
terminals or the metal cabinet or trim.
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