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Operating the components

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TAPE

Key Function

SIDE A/B To select the tape deck : Deck A or B

(dual cassette deck only).

. To proceed to the previous song.

m To rewind.

n To reverse.

N To play.

M To fast-forward.

> To proceed to the next song.

z To record.

x To stop.

X To pause.

MD

Key Function

POWER To turn the power on/off.

. To select the previous track.

m To rewind.

N To play.

M To fast-forward.

> To select the next track.

z To pause for recording.

x To stop.

X To pause.

CONTINUE

To select Continuous Play.

SHUFFLE To select Shuffle Play.

PROGRAM

To select Program Play.

REPEAT To select Repeat Play.

1–9, 0 To select the track number (0 selects

track 10).

>10 To select numbers 10 and above.

DISPLAY To change the information on the

display.

MENU/NO To select editing operation or cancel

editing.

YES To perform editing operation.

CD/SACD

Key Function

POWER To turn the power on/off.

. To select the previous track.

m To rewind.

N To play.

M To fast-forward.

> To select the next track.

DISC SKIP

To select a disc.

x To stop.

X To pause.

CONTINUE

To select continuous play mode.

SHUFFLE To play in random order.

PROGRAM

To use for program play.

REPEAT To select repeat play mode.

1–9, 0 To select the track number (0 selects

track 10).

>10 To select numbers 10 and above.

ENTER To enter the setting.

DISC To select the disc.

TRACK To select the track.

TUNER

Key Function

POWER To turn the power on/off.

FM/AM To select the FM or AM band.

FM MODE To select stereo or monaural reception

of FM stations.

SHIFT To shift bands or preset select.

TUNING +/– To scan the radio stations.

PRESET +/– To scan the preset radio stations.

A To select the memory page A.

B To select the memory page B.

C To select the memory page C.

1–9, 0 Number buttons.

SHIFT To switch the memory page.

DIRECT Enters Direct Tuning mode.

MEMORY To store the preset stations.

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