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1 i C Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.2001 RQ-SX87V

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17 Operating Instructions P Ë Stereo Radio Cassette Player RQ-SX87V The numbers - ; - refer to page numbers. Connecting the remote control (See =.) stereo earphones and the Using the hold function (See =.) This function prevents the unit from operating when a button is pressed in error. Use this function to prevent the following situations: A. While not in use, playback or radio reception starts inadvertently and the battery runs out. B. Playback or radio reception is interrupted while the unit is in use. Both the main unit and the remote control have this function, but each works independently. To use this function, set [HOLD] to the on position (hold mode). Before using the buttons, be sure to set [HOLD] to the off position. Power Sources (See :-<.) Tape Operation Listening to a tape (See >-?.) To change tape direction From the main unit, press [TAPE/21] during playback. From the remote control, press and hold [21/ ] during playback. Fast forward and rewind From the main unit, press [i/ff, 1 REP] (fast forward) or [j/rew, Î NR] (rewind) in the stop mode. From the remote control, press [i] (fast forward) or [j] (rewind) in the stop mode. Finding the start of the song You can skip songs (up to 9) each time the button is pressed. From the main unit, press [i/ff, 1 REP] or [j/rew, ÎNR] during playback. From the remote control, press [i] (fast forward) or [j] (rewind) during playback. To listen to a tape recorded with Dolby B NR (from the main unit only) Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] and then press [j/rew, ÎNR] during playback to display ÎNR. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-d symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Quick skip Skip about 10 seconds, backward and forward. From the main unit, press and hold [i/ff, 1 REP] or [j/rew, ÎNR] during playback. From the remote control, press and hold [i] (forward) or [j] (backward) during playback. Selecting reverse mode (from the main unit only) Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] and then press [RADIO ON/BAND, REV MODE]. Each time this operation is repeated, the display changes as follows.!# No display : Both sides are played continuously. : Both the forward and the reverse sides are played once. Blank control function (from the main unit only) Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] and then press [OFF/ /, BLANK CONTROL] to display BLANK. Reduces the noise between tracks and when a silence of more than 13 seconds is detected during playback, the tape fast forwards until the next song is found. To cancel, do the same as above. Repeating a song (One-repeat function) (from the main unit only) Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] and then press [i/ff, 1 REP] during playback to display REP. To cancel, do the same as above. Radio Operation Listening to the radio (See B-C.) To obtain better reception AM:Try various directions to obtain optimum reception. FM:Extend the earphone cord. Selecting FM monaural (See D.) Set [FM MODE] to [MONO]. This will reduce noise and provide clear reception, but the broadcast will not be heard in stereo. Q

18 R Operating Instructions Presetting stations You can store each station separately as follows. (Total: 30 stations) AM 1-15 FM Tune in the desired station. 2. Select a memory channel. Channel 1-5: Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] ( M flashes) then press and hold a memory button. Channel 6-10: Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] twice ( M and i5 flashes) then press and hold a memory button. Channel 11-15: Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] three times ( M and 1 flashes) then press and hold a memory button. Three beeps can be heard. To recall a preset station 1. Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE]. 2. Select a memory channel. Channel 1-5: Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] then a memory button. Channel 6-10: Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] twice then a memory button. Channel 11-15: Press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] three times then a memory button. For overseas use Select the allocation setting according to your area. 1. Press [RADIO ON/BAND, [j/rew, ÎNR] to select the allocation setting. Changing allocation settings erases the stations stored in the memory. Changing the Tone (from remote control only. See G) Press [, SOUND] during playback or radio reception. the people around you when riding the train. REV MODE] to power on. 2. Press and hold [RADIO ON/BAND, REV MODE] for more than 5 seconds. 3. While the setting like J is displayed, press [i/ff, 1 REP] or J : for Japan E : for Europe, etc. U : for U.S.A, etc. 4. While the setting is displayed, press [PRESET/TAPE MODE] for more than 5 seconds. (no display) : Normal sound. S-XBS : This will boost the low frequency range. TRAIN : This lessens high sounds that tend to disturb Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. AVC Network Business Group 1-4 Matsuo-cho, Kadoma City, Osaka, Japan

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