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adjust the treble response as desired. The treble
level will be shown by the bars on the display panel
from a minimum of ----- to a maximum of ----- (a
single bar in the center of the displayrepresents flat
response). The display will automatically return to
the normal indication 5 seconds after the last
adjustment or when another function is activated.
6 LEFT/RIGHT BALANCE CONTROL
To adjust the left-right speaker balance, first select
the Balance mode by pressing the Select button 3
until the “BAL” indication appears on the display
panel. Within 5 seconds of choosing the Balance
mode, press the - button of the Level Control 2 to
adjust the stereo balance to the left channel speak-
ers or the + button of the control to adjust it to the
right channel speakers. The balance position will
be shown by the bars on the display panel from
L----- (full left) to -----R (full right). When the
volume level between the left and right speakers is
equal, L - R will be shown on the display panel.
The display will automatically return to the normal
indication 5 seconds after the last adjustment or
when another function is activated.
7 FRONT/REAR FADER CONTROL
Adjustment of the front-rear speaker balance in 4
speaker installations can be made using this con-
trol in systems using the internal amplifier of the
radio for the front speakers and an optional exter-
nal amplifier (via the pre-amp level output leads)
for the rear speakers. To adjust the front-rear
speaker balance, first select the Fader mode by
pressing the Select button 3 until the “FAD”
indication appears on the display panel. Within 5
seconds of choosing the Fader mode, press the- or
the + buttons of the Level Control 2 to adjust the
front-rear speaker levels as desired. The fader
position will be shown by the bars on the display
panel from R----- (full rear) to -----F (full front).
When the volume level between the front and rear
speakers is equal, R - F will be shown on the
display panel. The display will automatically return
to the normal indication 5 seconds after the last
adjustment or when another function is activated.
NOTE: In systems using only the internal amplifier
of this unit, the fader control is not functional
and must be left at the full front position
(“ -----F ” on display panel).
8 LOUDNESS CONTOUR
When listening to music at low volume levels, this
feature will boost the bass and treble ranges to
compensate for the characteristics of human hear-
ing. Press the button to activate this feature as
indicated by “LOUD” onthe display panel. Pressing
the button again will de-activate the function and
“LOUD” will disappear from the display.
9 AUDIO MUTE
This button is used to mute the volume from the
system. By pressing the button, the indication
“MUTE” will appear on the display panel and the
volume will be muted. When in the Mute mode, the
Volume/Level Controls 2 and Select button 3
will be disabled. Press the Mute button again to
return to the volume level setting in use before the
Mute function was activated.
bl RADIO ON
AM/FM BAND SELECTOR
Press this button to turn the radio on.
During radio play, each time the button is pressed,
the radio band changes. The indications “AM1”,
“AM2”, “FM1”, “FM2”, or “FM3” will appear on the
display panel according to your selection.
During CD play, pressing this button will change to
radio operation without ejecting the disc.
bm& bn MANUALUP/DOWN TUNING( / )
To manually select a radio station, momentarily
press theUp Tuning( ) buttonbm toadvance the
unit one digit higher or the Down Tuning ( ) button
bn to tune downward. Continue to press either
button to tune the radio rapidly in the selected
direction.
bo AUTOMATIC UP SEEK TUNING ( )
bp AUTOMATIC DOWN SEEK TUNING ( )
Pressing either button will activate the Automatic
Seek Tuning function in the selected direction. The
radio will seek the next available station and stop at
that frequency. The Seek function can also be
stopped by pressing the button again or activating
any other tuning function.
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