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Preparations
(conrinued)
Speaker
connections
Load
impedance
The
impedance
oI
any
speaker
used
with
this
system
musl
be
8
ohms.
Connection
of
For
connection
to
an
additional
pair
of
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SU-G91
(-)(+)
(-x+)
Left
speaker
system
Note:
To
prevent
damage
to
circuitry,
never
short-circuit
positive
(+)
and
negative
(-)
speaker
wires.
Connection
of
rear
speakers
Note:
lf
only
one
of
the
rear
speakers
b
connected,
no
sound
come
out.
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11
13
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Precautions
4
Safety
4
Installation
4
Environment
4
Maintenance
5
Service
5
Preparations
6
Supplied Accessories
6
Placement
7
Placement of each Unit
7
Placement of Speaker Systems
7
Connections of each Unit
8
External Unit Connections
9
Connecting a Turntable
9
Connecting a VCR(Audio Line Only) or Digital Audio Tape Deck
9
When Enjoying the Audio of a VCR and TV
9
FM Antenna Connections
10
FM Indoor Antenna
10
FM Outdoor Antenna
10
AM Antenna Connections
11
AM Loop Antenna
11
AM Outdoor Antenna
11
Speaker Connections
12
Connection of Front Speakers
12
Connection of Rear Speakers
12
Load Impedance
12
Connection of Center Speaker
13
When Using the TV Speaker as the Center Speaker
13
Concerning the Remote Control
14
Battery Installation
14
Use of Batteries
14
Operation Notes
14
Front Panel Controls and Functions
15
Tuner ST-K50
15
Amplifier SU-G91
16
Graphic Equalizer SH-8017
18
Cassette Deck RS-TR311
19
Controls Applicable to Tape Deck 1 And/Or 2
20
Indicators Common to both Tape Decks
21
Indicators Applicable Only to Tape Deck 1 or 2
21
Compact Disc Changer SL-PD825
22
Control Section
22
Display Section
23
Remote Control Section
24
Tuner Controls
24
Cassette Deck Controls
24
Function Selector Controls
24
Amplifier Controls
25
Compact Disc Player Controls
25
Remote Control Sectioh
26
TV Controls
26
Video Controls
26
Mutual Operations
27
From the Main Unit
27
To Adjust the Left/Right Sound Balance
28
To Emphasize Low Frequency Sound
28
To Adjust the Tone Quality
28
When Listening through Headphones
28
From the Remote Control
29
To Switch each each Components Power Off/On
29
To Attenuate the Volume Level
29
To Adiust the Volume Level
29
Listening to Compact Discs
30
Sequential Play
30
To Exchange Discs During Play
31
To Temporarily Stop Play
31
To Stop Play
31
Direct Access Play
32
Program Play
34
To Resume Sequential Mode During Program Play
36
To Clear the Entire Program
36
Delete Play
37
To Resume Sequential Mode During Play
39
To Clear All the Selections to be Deleted
39
Random Play
40
Full Random Play
40
One Disc Random Play
41
Spiral Play
42
Repeat Function
43
Search Function
43
Skip Function
44
To Skip Discs
44
To Skip Tracks
44
Time Mode Selection
45
Listening to Radio Broadcasts
46
Manual Tuner Operation
46
If Noise Is Excessive in the FM Mode
46
Memory Presettings
47
Memory Tuner Operation
48
Back-Up Memory
49
Listening to Tapes
50
To Temporarily Stop Playback
51
To Stop Playback
51
To Locate and Play a Certain Tune
55
Automatic-Tape-Select Function
55
To Cue or Review
55
To Fast-Forward or Rewind the Tape
55
Making a Recording
56
Recording from the Radio or External Source
56
About the Dolby Noise-Reduction System
59
To Erase Recorded Sounds
59
Dolby B/C-Type Noise-Reduction
59
Dolby HX-Pro Headroom Extension System
59
Tape-To-Tape Recording
60
To Temporarily Stop Tape-To-Tape Recording
61
To Stop an Tape-To-Tape Recording
61
To Omit Unwanted Material During Tape-To-Tape Recording
61
To Locate a Certain Tune While in the Tape-To-Tape Recording Mode
61
Convenient Features for Recording
62
To Make a 4 Seconds Silent Interval on the Tape
62
To Make a Silent Interval of more than 4 Seconds
62
CD Synchro-Edit-Recording
63
About Sequential-Edit-Recording
63
About Program-Edit-Recording
63
Preparations for the Cassette Deck
64
Sequential-Edit-Recording
65
To Stop Recording
65
Program-Edit-Recording
66
Using the Dolby Pro-Logic
67
Adiusting the Output Level of each Speaker
67
Listening to Dolby Pro-Logic Surround Sound
68
Using the Graphic Equalizer
69
To Use Second Cassette Deck or VCR Connected to Graphic Equalizer
69
To Bypass the Equalizer
69
Characteristics of each Frequency Range
70
Examples of Applications
70
Operating the VCR or TV Using the Remote Control
71
TV Operation
71
To Select the Desired Channel
71
To Adjust the Volume Level
71
VCR Operation
72
To Switch on the Power
72
To Start the Tape Playback/Recording
73
To Fast-Forward or Rewind the Vldeo Tape
73
To Stop Playback or Recording/Recording Temporarily
73
Concerning Compact Discs
74
Handling Precautions
74
Storage Precautions
74
Concerning Cassette Tapes
75
Selection of Cassette Tapes
75
Erasure Prevention
75
Tape Slack/Storage
75
Before Moving the Unit
76
Head Care
76
Head Demagnetization
76
Maintenance of External Surfaces
76
Technical Specifications
77
Troubleshooting Guide
80
Index
83
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Brand
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Model
SD-s2300
Category
Stereo System
Language
English
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