Operating instructions, General controls – Emerson MS9904TTC User Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL CONTROLS

Preset Electronic Equalizer

When the unit is switched "On" for the first time, the Equalizer will be in the "Flat"

setting. Press the PRESET EQ button to select "ROCK", "POP", "CLASSIC" or

"JAZZ" sound effect to suit your taste. The appropriate EQ Indicator lights to confirm

your selection.

Mute Button (Remote Control Only)

To temporarily shut off the sound from the speakers press the MUTE button on the

remote control. The MUTE indicator on front panel lights

and the

stop. Press the MUTE button again to cancel Mute and restore the sound.

The MUTE indicator goes "Off".

Balance Control

This control adjusts the relative volume of the left and right speakers. When this

control is set to the center-click position you will have equal volume from both
speakers. If your normal listening position is closer to one of the two speakers,

rotate this control to the left or to the right until the volume from both of the speakers

sounds the same at your normal listening position.

Hi-Speed Dubbing ON

/OFF

/FM Mono Selector

This button is used to select between the FM STEREO and FM MONO operation
modes (It is also used to select either

Normal Speed or

High Speed tape

dubbing.) To receive FM Stereo broadcasts this switch must be set to the STEREO

position. However if you are listening to a distant or weak FM Stereo station

and reception is unsatisfactory, setting the selector to the FM MONO

position

may provide some improvement.

PHONES

Jack

The Stereo Headphone Jack is located on the left front panel. Connect a set of

stereo headphones (not included) to this jack for private listening without disturbing
others. The speakers are automatically disconnected when headphones are

connected to the headphone jack.

IMPORTANT: When using headphones always set the volume control to a low
level before you put the headphones on. Then put the headphones on and

gradually increase the volume to a comfortable listening level.

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