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PERSONAL

COMPONENT

SYSTEM

UNIT

No.

UPO-250

(Power

Amplifier)

UNIT

No.

UTP-250

(MW,

LW,

FM

Tuner/Pre

Amplifier)

UNIT

No.

UDRW-250

(Cassette

Tape

Deck)

UNIT

No.

UCD-250

(Compact

Disc

Player)

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

MODE

D’EMPLOI

ISTRUZIONI

PER

L’USO

FOR

ENGLISH

READERS

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FUR

DEUTSCHE

LESER

~

POUR

LES

LECTEURS

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4~

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PAGE

63

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RUEBA

24

2

PARE

OF

NOTE

ON

USE/HINWEISE

ZUM

SULL'USO

Avoid

high

temperetures

Allow

for

sufficient

haat

dispersion

when

installed

on

rack,

Vermeiden

Sie

hohe

Temperaturen

Beachten

Sie,

daG

eine

zureichende

Luftzirkuletion

gewahrieistet

wird,

wenn

des

Gerdt

auf

ein

Regal

gestellt

wird.

Eviter

des

températures

élevées

Tenir

compte

d'une

dispersion

de

chaleur

suffisante

tors

de

I'instaltation

sur

une

étegére.

Evitete

di

esporre

f'unitd

a

temperature

alte.

Assicuratevi

che

ci

sia

un‘adeguate

dispersions

de!

calore

quando

instaliate

I'unité

in

un

mobile

per

com-

ponenti

audio.

Handle

the

power

cord

carefully.

Hold

the

plug

when

unplugging

the

cord.

Gehen

Sie

vorsichtig

mit

dem

Netzkabel

um.

Halten

Sie

das

Kabe!

am

Stecker,

wenn

Sie

den

Stecker

herauazichen.

Manipuiler

le

cordon

d‘slimentstion

avec

préceution.

Tonic

ia

prise

tors

du

débranchement

du

cordon.

Manneggiste

i

filo

di

stimentazione

con

curs.

Agite

per

le

spine

quendo

scotlegste

il

cavo

dalla

presa.

Irregutarities

GEBRAUCH/OBSERVATIONS

RELATIVES

A

L’UTILISATION/NOTE

Hatten

Sie

das

Gerét

von

Feuchtigkelt,

Wasser

und

Staub

fern.

Protéger

I'eppereil

contre

I'humidité,

l'eau

et

is

pous-

siére.

Tenete

('unité

lontens

dall’umidits,

dall’scqua

e

dalis

polvere.

Unplug

the

power

cord

when

not

using

the

set

for

long

periods

of

time.

Wenn

das

Gerdt

eine

lingere

Zeit

nicht

verwendet

werden

soll,

trennen

Sie

das

Netzkabel

vom

Netzstecker.

Débrancher

le

cordon

d’slimentation

toreque

I'appareil

est

pes

utilisé

pendant

de

tongues

périodes.

Disinnestete

it

filo

di

alimentazione

quando

svete

linten-

zione

di

non

usare

il

filo

di

etimentazione

per

un

lungo

“(For

sets

with

ventilation

holes)

Do

not

obstruct

the

ventilation

holes.

Die

Beldftungsdtinungen

darfen

nicht

verdeckt

werden.

No

pes

obsirver

les

trous

d’aération.

Non

coprite

i

fori

di

ventilazione.

Do

not

let

foreign

objects

in

the

set.

Keine

fremden

Gegensténde

in

das

Gerit

kommen

lassen.

Ne

pas

isisser

des

objets

étrangers

dans

l'appareil.

E’

importante

che

nessun

oggetto

6

inserito

all’intemo

dell‘unitd.

Do

not

let

insecticides,

benzene,

and

thinner

come

in

contact

with

the

set.

Lassen

Sie

das

Gerat

nicht

mit

Insektiziden,

Benzin

oder

VerdOnnungemittein

in

Berdhrung

kommen.

Ne

pas

mettre

en

contact

des

insecticides,

du

benzéne

et

un

diluant

avec

l'appareil.

Assicuratevvi

che

I'unté

non

vengs

in

contstto

con

ineetticidi,

benzolo

o

sotventi.

ia

Never

disassemble

or

modify

the

sei

in

any

way.

Versuchen

Sie

niemsls

des

Gerit

suseinander

zu

neh-

men

oder

suf

jegliche

Art

zu

verindern.

Ne

jamsis

démonter

ou

modifier

l'appareil

d'une

man-

fére

ou

d'une

sutre.

Non

smontate

mai,

ne

modificete

I'unitd

in

nessun

modo.

©

If

the

system

should

smoke

or

produce

strange

smells,

immediately

set

the

power

switch

to

the

STANDBY

position,

unplug

the

power

cord,

and

contact

your

store

of

purchase.

UnregelméGigkeiten

©

Sollte

das

Gerat

Rauch

produzieren

oder

eigenartig

riechen,

stellen

Sie

den

Netzschalter

sofort

auf

die

Position

STANDBY

(Bereitschatt),

ziehen

Sie

den

Netzstecker

heraus

und

kontaktieren

Sie

ihren

Handler.

Anomalies

e

Si

de

ta

fumée

sort

de

ta

chaine

ou

des

odeurs

bizarres,

placer

l'interrupteur

d’alimentation

immédiatement

sur

la

position

de

veille

(STANDBY),

débrancher

le

cordon

d'alimentation

et

contacter

le

distributeur.

Irregolarita

©

Quatora

il

sistema

dovesse

produrre

de|

fumo

o

degli

odori

strani,

collocate

immediatamente

I'interruttore

di

accensione

nella

posizione

STANDBY,

disinnestate

il

filo

di

alimentazione

e

rivoigetevi

al

negozio

dell’acquisto.

“SERIAL

NO.

PLEASE

RECORD

UNIT

SERIAL

NUMBER

ATTACHED

TO

THE

REAR

OF

THE

CABINET

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE”

SAFETY

IMPORTANT

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

(UTP-260

only)

IMPORTANT

(BRITISH

MODEL

ONLY)

The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

fotlowing

code:

Blue:

Neutral

Brown:

live

The

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

apparatus

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug

proceed

as

fotlows.

The

wire

which

is

cofoured

biue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

merked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

CLASS

1

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PRODUCT

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1

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KLASSE

1

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AF

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UDSAETTELBE

FOR

STRAUNG.

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KAYTTAMINEN

MUULLA

KUIN

TASSA

KAVTTOOHJEESSA

MAINITULLA

TAVALLA

SAATTAA

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KAYTTAJAN

TURVALLISUUSLUOKAN

1

VUTTAVALLE

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LASERSATEILYLLE.

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APPARATEN

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LASERSTRALNING

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POWER

AMPLIFIER

TUNER-PREAMPLIFIER

LEISTUNGSVERSTARKER

TUNER-VORVERSTARKER

AMPLIFICATEUR

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CASSETTE

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CD

PLAYER

CASSETTENDECK

CD-SPIELER

PLATINE

CASSETTE

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CD

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CASSETTE

DISPLAY

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an

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better

understanding

the

operation

method,

the

illustrations

used

in

this

manual

may

differ

from

the

actual

system.

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Als

Hilfestellung

zum

besseren

Verstandnis

der

Betriebsmethode,

erlauben

wir

uns

den

Hinweis,

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sich

die

Abbildungen

in

dieser

Bedienungsanieitung

leicht

von

dem

aktuellen

System

unterscheiden.

©

Pour

faciliter

1a

compréhension

de

la

méthode

de

fonctionnement,

les

illustrations

utilisées

dans

ce

manuel

peuvent

étre

différentes

de

celles

de

la

chaine

réstle.

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Per

rendere

la

spiegazione

del

metodo

operativo

piv

facile,

je

illustrazioni

usate

in

questo

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istruzioni

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CONTENTS

Main

Features

.

Before

Using

...

Antenna

Connections

Connections

Pert

Names

and

Functions

Power

Amplifier

..

Tuner-Preamplifier

.

Cassette

Deck

CD

Player

...

Displey

...

Se

ite

Listening

to

Radio

Broadcasts

Using

the

Timer

.

Cassette

Deck

ov

©

Bafore

Recording

and

Playback

.......cccsssssecsssrereee

19

Playing

Cassette

Tapes

eevee

Check

that

the

following

parts

are

inctuded

In

the

package

@

Operating

instructions

@EFM

Antenna...

@AM

Loop

Antenna

@

Remote

Controller

®

REP/AA

Batteries

...

©

System

Connectors

1

&

@FM

Antenna

Adaptor

.

@

Pin

Plug

Cords

........

[1]

MAIN

FEATURES

AM/FM

30-station

random

preset

tuner

Random

presetting

permits

easy

operation

snd

will

be

conve-

nient

for

the

increased

number

of

FM

stations

in

the

future.

Independent

power

amplifier

designed

for

quality

sound

High

quality

50

W

per

channel

power

amplifier

with

large

speaker

terminals.

New

SDB

control

The

Super

Dynamic

Bass

control

circuit

delivers

clear

bass

sound.

Super

finear

converter

and

high

pertormance

digital

filter

Denon’s

unique

systems

for

preventing

loss

of

CD

sound

quality

permit

excetlent

sound

field

reproduction.

[2]

BEFORE

USING

Note

the

following

points

before

using

the

D-250.

Moving

the

system

To

prevent

short-circuiting

or

damage

of

the

connection

cords,

be

sure

to

unplug

the

power

cord

and

disconnect

all

connec-

tion

cords

before

moving

the

system.

In

addition,

atways

remove

CDs

before

moving

the

system.

Failing

to

do

so

may

result

in

scratched

CDs.

Before

switching

on

the

power

Check

again

that

all

connections

are

proper

and

that

the

connection

cords

are

not

damaged.

Be

sure

to

disconnect

the

power

plug

before

disconnecting

or

connecting

the

connec-

tion

cords.

[3]

ANTENNA

CONNECTIONS

FM

Indoor

Antenna

(Single

Side

Playback,

Two-Side

Playback

and

Continuous

Playbeck}

Recording

Cassette

Tapes

Playing

CDs

Compact

Discs

Bea

AM

Loop

Antenne

Assembie

the

included

AM

loop

antennas

as

shown

in

the

disgram,

separate

it

as

far

from

@

Regular

Playback

the

system

as

possibie,

and

place

it

in

a

@

Other

Playback

Features

Position

that

provides

the

best

reception.

In

FM

antenna

e

Edited

Recording

onto

Sides

A

and

some

cases,

reception

is

better

if

the

poiar-

Bota

Tape

pobed

of

the

serene

are

ioalanea

ane

g

oadcasts

will

no!

received

wi

the

3

Ramote

Control

Unit

2

loop

antenna

is

not

connected

or

if

it

is

Loop

antenne

[13

Auto

On/Ott

Function

.

connected

but

is

located

near

a

metal

part.

fi4

Important

Information

Attach

the

loop

antenna

even

when

using

an

[18

Specifications

....

outdoor

AM

antenna.

fig

Troubleshooting

..

ide

from

the

main

unit:

Benne

enr

awe

Connecting

an

Outdoor

Antenna

©

Editing

circuit

Center

conductor

side

Automatic

selection

of

CD

tracks

for

minimum

biank

space

on

the

tape

when

recording.

®

Dolby

8,

C

and

HX

PRO

circuits

For

high

quality

sound

in

playback

and

recording.

©

CD

SRS

circuit

CDs

can

be

recorded

at

the

touch

of

a

button.

©

Easy-to-use

remote

controt

unit

e

Auto

on/off

function

This

function

switches

on

the

power

with

just

a

press

of

the

CD

of

cassette

deck

play

button.

The

power

is

switched

off

about

10

minutes

after

playback

has

finished.

Use

an

outdoor

antenna

if

reception

cannot

be

heard

clearly

with

the

included

antenna.

Change

the

location,

height,

and

direction

of

the

antenna

to

find

the

position

of

best

reception,

then

fix

the

antenna

in

that

position.

Assembling

the

Loop

Antenna

75ohm

coaxial

cable

{3C-2V

or

other)

e

Hum

may

be

produced

if

a

TV

set

or

another

audio

component

is

set

near

this

system

or

their

connection

cords

are

nearby.

If

this

happens,

try

changing

the

position

of

the

equipment

and

connection

cords.

e

Connect

the

outdoor

antenna

using

75-ohm

coaxial

cable.

This

will

help

shieid

the

antenna

from

externsi

noise.

@

Places

for

Installing

Outdoor

Antennas

©

Donot

move

the

system

abruptly

from

a

cold

place

to

a

warm

place,

since

t

his

may

cause

water

Gropiets

(condensation)

to

form

in

the

equipment,

preventing

proper

operation.

If

this

happens,

wait

one

hour

before

using

the

system.

@

Remove

the

tie

fastening

the

toop

antenna’s

iead

and

connect

the

lead

to

the

antenna

terminals.

e

Separate

the

FM

and

AM

antenna

wires

from

the

system

connector

wires.

©

Install

the

outdoor

antenna

facing

a

brosdcast

station's

transmission

antenna.

When

surrounded

by

buildings

or

hills,

place

the

antenna

in

the

location

which

provides

best

reception

and

try

changing

the

direction

of

the

antenna

to

obtain

optimum

reception.

e

Do

not

install

the

antenna

under

power

lines.

\t

is

extremely

dangerous

for

the

sntenna

to

come

into

contact

with

a

power

tine.

©

Install

awey

from

roads

and

train

tracks

to

prevent

noise

from

cars

and

trains.

©

Do

not

install

the

antenna

too

high,

as

it

may

be

hit

by

lightning.

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[4]

CONNECTIONS

These

jacks

are

for

connecting

the

exclusive

surround

processor.

For

instructions

on

connections,

refer

to

the

surround

processor's

manual.

FM

antenna

Refer

to

Page

4.

las

233

vif

AM

foop

antenna

Keep

the

FM

and

AM

antenna

wires

away

from

the

system

connector

wires

to

prevent

noise

from

entering

the

antennas.

COAXIAL,

DIGITAL

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San

EH

UUUOUUU

UU

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of

Owe

Gécrema

(MM

cartridge)

NOTE:

This

system

includes

digital

circuitry

which

may

interfere

with

the

colors

on

a

TV.

Should

this

occur,

switch

off

the

power

of

the

unused

component(s).

USC-250

(Left

channe}}

(Right

channel)

Speaker

system

connections

Connect

the

speaker

system

for

the

left

channel

(the

feft

side

as

seen

from

the

front)

to

the

L

terminals,

and

the

speaker

system

for

the

right

channel

to

the

R

terminals.

Pradecnern

Pare

AC

OUTLET

AC

240

V

50

ue.

(for

U.K.

mode!)

Always

connect

the

amplifier’s

(UPO-250)

power

card

to

this

AC

(Plug

into

a

power

outlet.)

outiet.

e@

SWITCHED

(total

capacity

of

370

W)

The

power

of

this

outlet

is

switched

on

and

off

with

the

tuner’s

power

switch.

Plug

the

power

amplifier’s

power

cord

into

this

outlet.

e

UNSWITCHED

{total

capacity

—

110W)

The

power

is

supplied

to

these

outlets

regardiess

of

whether

or

not

the

tuner’s

power

switch

is

turned

on

or

off.

Plug

the

power

cords

of

the

CD

player

and

cassette

deck

into

these

outlets.

Power

cord

{for

U.K.

model)

MONO

OUT

jack

Jack

for

connecting

a

subwoofer

(super

woofer)

with

built-in

amplifier.

Do

not

plug

the

power

cord

into

the

outlet

until

all

connections

have been

completed.

Connect

properly

as

illustrated

in

the

diagram.

©

Check

the

left

and

right

channels,

then

properly

connect

the

left

speaker's

terminals

to

the

amplifier’s

L

terminals

and

the

right

speaker's

terminals

to

the

amplifier's

R

terminals.

e

Insert

the

plugs

securely.

Incomplete

connections

can

cause

noise.

@

When

the

power

cord

has

been

disconnected

from

the

power

outlet,

wait

about

5

seconds

before

plugging

it

back

in.

@

Use

the

AC

OUTLET

to

plug

in

the

amplifier

CD

and

Cassette

deck.

Never

use

it

for

other

appliances,

such

as

halr

driers,

etc.

e

Note

that

grouping

connection

cords

(pin-plug

cords)

together

with

power

cords

or

setting

them

near

power

transformers

can

cause

hum

or

other

noise.

e

Note

that

if

the

input

jacks

selected

with

the

FUNCTION

button

are

open

(if

a

component

is

not

connected),

there

might

be

leakage

of

the

reproduced

sound

of

a

component

connected

to

another

set

of

input

jacks.

NOTE:

System

operation

is

not

possible

and

the

power

cannot

be

turned

on

and

off

unless

ail

system

connector

cords

and

pin-plug

cords

are

connected.

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[5]

PART

NAMES

AND

FUNCTIONS

POWER

AMPLIFIER

C2)

PHONES

jack

When

using

headphones,

plug

them

in

here.

The

sound

from

the

speakers

is

cut

when

headphones

are

plugged

in.

POWER

switch

When

pressed

once,

the

power

is

switched

on

and

the

power

indicator

LED

lights

up.

This

switch

is

usually

left

on.

TUNER-PREAMPLIFIER

FUNCTION

button

Use

this

to

select

the

program

source.

The

setection

changes

in

the

order

of

TUNER,

TAPE,

CO,

PHONO,

and

DAT.

TAPE

MONITOR

button

Use

this

to

listen

to

the

sound

of

the

tape.

When

used

with

3

3-head

tepe

deck,

the

sound

can

be

monitored

while

recording.

SOB

(Super

Dynamic

Bess)

button

Press

this

button

for

more

powerful

bass

sound.

CLOCK/DISPLAY

button

This

button

switches

the

dispisy

to

the

reception

frequency

or

the

function

display

and

time

display.

Remote

contro!

sensor

The

remote

control

unit

is

pointed

toward

this

sensor

and

operated.

VOLUME

control

This

control

sdjusts

the

overall

volume.

Turn

clockwise

(

J

to

increase

the

volume,

counterctockwise

(

1)

to

decrease

it.

SYSTEM

POWER

button

(This

switch

can

switch

on

the

power

for

the

entire

system.)

Press

to

switch

the

power

on,

press

again

to

put

the

system

into

standby.

TIMER

STANDBY

button

Press

this

button

to

cause

the

timer

to

operate

at

the

set

time.

When

the

timer

has

been

set,

pressing

this

button

will

light

up

the

dispiay’s

timer

standby

indicator

(o

},

and

pressing

it

again

will

switch

off

the

stendby

indicator.

The

timer

will

not

function

when

the

standby

indicator

is

off.

CLEAR

button

This

button

is

usad

to

change

the

current

time

setting

or

the

contents

of

the

set

timer.

®

e

8

&€

8

Power

indicator

LED

This

LED

will

flash

for

about

5

seconds

until

the

speaker

relay

goes

on,

then

it

will

light

steadily.

The

LED

will

also

flash

when

the

protection

circuit

is

activated.

Should

this

occur,

switch

the

power

off,

check

the

speaker

connections,

then

switch

the

power

on

again.

ENTER/NEXT

button

This

is

used

when

setting

the

timer,

setting

the

current

time,

and

when

advancing

to

the

next

operation.

TIMER

button

This

is

used

to

set

the

timer.

MEMORY

button

This

button

is

used

when

presetting

FM,

MW

and

LW

stations.

MONO/STEREO

(FM

stereo

mute/mono)

button

This

button

will

not

function

when

receiving

MW/LW

broadcasts.

{For

FM

reception}

STEREO

Use

this

mode

to

receive

FM

broadcasts

in

(mute):

stereo.

{*AUTO*

appears

on

the

display.)

The

muting

Circuit

is

activated

to

cut

the

hiss

noise

between

stations.

In

this

mode,

FM

broadcasts

are

received

in

monaural,

regardiess

of

whether

they

are

broedcsst

in

monaural

or

stereo.

Set

to

the

mono

mode

it

there

is

much

noise

in

the

stereo

mute

mode

(with

“AUTO“

displayed)

or

if

the

signals

are

weak.

MONO:

BAND

(FM/MW/LW

selection)

button

With each

press,

the

band

is

switched

in

the

order

of

FM,

MW,

LW.

FM,

and

so

on.

TUNING

UP

and

DOWN

buttons

Use

these

to

tune

in

FM,

MW

or

LW

stations

and

when

setting

the

clock

and

timer.

BASS

control

Use

this

controt

to

adjust

the

bass.

TREBLE

control

Use

this

control

to

adjust

the

treble.

BALANCE

control

Use

this

control

to

adjust

the

balance

of

the

volume

between

the

left

and

right

channels.

The

volume

is

the

same

for

the

left

and

right

channels

when

the

control

is

at

the

center.

eo

8 8

8

8

Cassette

tray:

Deck

1

The

cassette

tray

opans

outward

when

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

is

pressed.

Insert

the

cassette

tape

with

the

side

on

which

the

tape

is

exposed

facing

away

from

you.

To

close

the

cassette

tray,

press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

again.

DOLBY

NR

selection

switch.

Use

this

switch

to

select

the

Dolby

NR

mode:

off,

B

type

or

C

type.

During

playback,

set

this

switch

to

the

same

mode

in

which

the

tape

was

recorded.

REV

MODE

switch

Use

this

switch

to

set

the

reverse

mode

to

one

of

the

following

modes:

<—

(single

side

mode),

—

(two-side

mode},

or

Ca)

(continuous

mode).

Refer

to

Page

13

for

details.

COUNTER

RESET

button

Press

this

button

to

reset

the

tape

counter

to

0000.

COUNTER

1/2

selection

button

Use

this

button

to

change

the

counter

display

between

deck

1

and

deck

2.

TAPE

SIZE

setting

button

Set

the

time

of

the

tape

to

the

length

of

the

tape

being

used.

Refer

to

Page

8

for

details.

DUBBING

button

Simply

pressing

this

button

permits

dubbing

{copying}

a

tape

from

deck

1

to

deck

2.

Cassette

tray:

Deck

2

The

cassette

tray

opens

outward

when

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

is

pressed.

insert

the

cassette

tape with

the

side

on

which

the

tape

is

exposed

facing

away

from

you.

To

close

the

cassette

tray,

press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

again.

POWER

ON/STANDBY

switch

This

switch

turn

the

power

of

the

cassette

deck

on

and

off.

4

(rewind)

button:

Deck

1

Press

this

button

to

rewind

the

tape

in

deck

1.

Also,

if

pressed

during

playback

in

the

>

(forward)

direction,

the

tape

is

rewound

to

the

beginning

of

the

currently

playing

selection.

if

pressed

during

playback

in

the

q

(reverse)

direction,

the

tape

is

forwarded

to

the

beginning

of

the

next

selection

(on

the

back

side

of

the

tape).

D>

(fast-forward)

button:

Deck

1

Press

this

button

to

fast

forward

the

tape

in

deck

1.

Also,

if

pressed

during

playback

in

the

>

iforward)

direction,

the

tape

is

fast

forwarded

to.the

beginning

of

the

following

selection.

If

pressed

during

playback

in

the

4

(reverse)

direction,

the

tape

is

rewound

to

the

beginning

of

the

currently

playing

selection

(on

the

back

side

of

the

tape).

&

OPEN/CLOSE

button:

Deck

1

Press

this

button

to

open

and

close

the

cassette

tray.

The

button

also

works

in

the

standby

condition.

i)

4

(reverse

play)

button:

Deck

1

Press

this

button

to

begin

playback

in

the

reverse

direction

on

deck

1.

When

this

button

is

pressed

in

the

standby

condition,

the

power

is

automatically

switched

on

and

the

deck

plays.

@

(stop)

button:

Deck

1

Press

this

button

to

stop

the

moving

tape

in

deck

1.

>

(forward

play)

button:

Deck

1

Press

this

button

to

begin

playbeck

in

the

forward

direction

on

deck

1.

When

this

button

is

pressed

in

the

standby

condition,

the

power

is

automatically

switched

on

and

the

deck

plays.

CD

SRS

(CD

synchronized

recording

button)

Use

this

button

for

simple

CO

synchronized

recording.

Refer

to

Page

15.

REC/REC

MUTE

(recording/recording

mute}

button

To

record,

press

the

REC/REC

MUTE

button

and

the

P

play

button

only.

If

only

the

REC/REC

MUTE

button

is

pressed,

the

deck

is

set

to

the

recording

pause

mode.

If

this

button

is

pressed

again,

or

pressed

during

recording,

the

recording

mute

mode

is

set

for

approximately

5

seconds,

after

which

the

deck

is

set

to

the

recording

pause

mode.

Recording

pause

mode

When

the

play

button

of

the

CD

player

is

pressed

in

the

recording

pause

mode,

the

CD

begins

to

be

recorded.

44

(rewind)

button:

Deck

2

Press

this

button

to

rewind

the

tape

in

deck

2.

Also,

if

pressed

during

playback

in

the

DB

(forward)

direction,

the

tape

is

rewound

to

the

beginning

of

the

currently

playing

selection.

if

pressed

during

playback

in

the

4

(reverse)

direction,

the

tape

is

forwarded

to

the

beginning

of

the

next

selection

(on

the

back

side

of

the

tape).

>>

(fast-forward)

button:

Deck

2

Press

this

button

to

fast

forward

the

tape

in

deck

2.

Also,

if

pressed

during

playback

in

the

P

(forward)

direction,

the

tape

is

fest

forwarded

to

the

beginning

of

the

following

selection.

If

pressed

during

playback

in

the

4

(reverse)

direction,

the

tape

is

rewound

to

the

beginning

of

the

currently

playing

selection

{on

the

back

side

of

the

tape}.

REC

LEVEL

(recording

level)

controt

Use

this

control

to

set

the

recording

level.

4

(reverse

play)

button:

Deck

2

Press

this

button

to

begin

playback

in

the

reverse

direction

on

deck

2.

When

this

button

is

pressed

in

the

standby

condition,

the

power

is

automatically

switched

on

and

the

deck

plays.

@

(stop)

button:

Deck

2

Press

this

button

to

stop

the

moving

tape

in

deck

2.

>

(forward

play)

button:

Deck

2

Press

this

button

to

begin

playback

in

the

forward

direction

on

deck

2.

When

this

button

is

pressed

in

the

standby

condition,

the

power

is

automatically

switched

on

and

the

deck

plays.

G)

m

z

m

D

>

-

no

m

@)

a

oO

2

®

&

OPEN/CLOSE

button:

Deck

2

Press

this

button

to

open

and

close

the

cassette

tray.

The

button

also

works

in

the

standby

condition.

e@

Deck

1

is

for

playback

only

and

deck

2

is

for

recording

and

playback.

e

After

the

power

cord

is

plugged

into

an

outlat,

a

mechanical

sound

is

produced

from

the

cassette

deck

when

the

power

switch

is

C2)

pressed

on

the

first

time

only.

This

is

the

sound

of

the

cassette

mechanism

being

set

to

the

proper

operating

position,

and

is

not

a

problem

with

the

deck.

0

Disc

tray

Compact

discs

are

loaded

to

the

disc

tray.

U

Pause

button

Press

this

button

to

stop

CD

play

temporarily.

Press

the

play

button

to

resume

CD

play.

BB

Stop

button

Press

this

button

to

stop

CD

play.

>

Ptay

button

Press

this

button

to

start

playing

the

disc.

if

pressed

when

the

disc

tray

is

open,

the

disc

tray

closes

and

playback

begins.

Pressing

this

button

in

the

standby

mode

automati-

cally

switches

on

the

power

and

pisys

the

disc.

&

OPEN/CLOSE

button

Press

this

button

to

open

the

disc

tray.

Press

once

to

open

the

disc

tray

forward,

then

press

again

to

close

the

disc

way.

This

button

siso

operates

in

the

standby

mode.

POWER

ON/STANDBY

switch

Press

this

to

switch

the

CD

player's

power

on

and

off.

TAPE

A/B

button

Press

this

button

during

editing

to

switch

the

display

between

the

display

of

program

contents

for

tape

side

A

and

the

display

for

tape

side

B.

EDIT

button

Press

this

button

for

edited

recording

(dividing

the

tracks

to

be

recorded

to

fit

onto

sides

A

and

B

of

a

tape

according

to

the

length

of

the

tape).

Display

This

displays

the

time

and

the

settings

of

the

various

buttons.

RANDOM

button

Press

this

button

to

play

the

disc

tracks

in

random

order.

REPEAT

button

Press

this

button

for

repeat

play.

14d

4

button)

Press

this

button

to

move

the

pickup

back

to

the

beginning

of

the

desired

track.

Press

in

the

play,

stop,

or

pause

mode

to

move

back

a

number

of

tracks

equa!

to

the

number

of

times

the

button

is

pressed.

(automatic/manus!

search

backward

DD

PPI

(automatic/

manual

search

forward

buttan)

Press

this

button

to

move

the

pickup

forward

to

the

beginning

of

the

desired

track.

Press

in

the

play,

stop,

or

pause

mode

to

move

forward

a

number

of

tracks

equal

to

the

number

of

times

the

button

is

Pressed.

*

The

automatic

sesrch

function

is

set

if

button

@

or

@

is

released

within

0.5

seconds,

and

the

manual

sesrch

function

is

set

if

the

button

is

held

in

for

more

than

0.5

seconds.

*

Buttons

@

and

@

do

not

function

in

the

pause

mode.

~~

TUNER-PREAMPLIFIER

DISPLAY

The

reception

frequency,

SDB

on/off

setting,

func-

tion,

time,

and

timer

settings

are

displayed

here.

Lights

up

when

signals

are

received

from

the

remote

contro!

unit.

SS

LW

FM

IMEMO|

TUNED

STEREO

This

flashes

for

about

10

seconds

when

the

MEMORY

button

is

pressed

during

Presetting.

@

To

open

the

trap

door,

press

area

of

the

PUSH

OPEN

&

indication

at

the

uppar

right

of

the

panel.

When

the

door

Sock

is

released,

open

the

door

with

your

hand.

@

To

close

the

trap

door,

press

the

indicated

ares

at

the

upper

sight

of

the

panel

and

lock

the

door.

w-

81.50

AUTO

MONO

TAPE

MON

This

lights

when

the

tape

monitor

is

on.

These

indicate

the

FM

reception

mode.

STEREO

:

AUTO

—

:

Lights

when

the

auto

mode

is

set

with

the

MONO

:

Lights

when

the

mono

mode

is

set

with

the

ON:

Lights

when

the

timer

starting

time

is

set.

OFF:

Lights

when

the

timer

ending

time

is

set.

ights

to

indicate

that

the

timer

is

set.

Indicates

the

bend

being

re-

This

tights

to

indicate

that

the

sleep

timer

is

se’

MHz

P

3

ON

TIMER

©

kHz

OFF

SLEEP

ae

This

lights

up

when

the

play

button

of

the

system

cassette

deck

(UDR-250}

or

CD

player

(UCD-250)

is

pressed

to

switch

on

the

power.

tt

also

lights

up

when

the

power

is

switched

on

with

the

Preset

channel

button

of

the

remote

control.

This

display

indicates

that

the

power

will

be

switched

off

about

10

minutes

after

the

end

of

cassette

or

CD

play,

or

about

10

minutes

after

the

“TUNED”

indicator

goes

out.

Lights

when

receiving

stereo

broadcasts.

MONO/STEREO

button.

MONO/STEREO

button.

NOTE:

e

The*

(e)

*

of

the

timer

standby

display

will

not

light

up

unless

the

current

time

and

the

timer

have been

set.

«

When

the

FUNCTION

button

is

used

to

switch

the

function

while

“AUTO

OFF”

is

lit,

the

auto

on/off

mode

is

cancelled

and

the

display

goes

out.

Also

note

that

when

the

play

button

of

one

of

the

components

{CD

player

or

cassette

deck)

is

pressed

while

“AUTO

OFF"

is

lit,

causing

the

function

to

change,

the

auto

on/off

mode

will

not

be

cancelled

and

the

display

will

remain

lit.

G)

m

z

m

Be)

>

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no

m

QO

a

O

z

SS

OS

—

ee

a

a

USING

THE

TAPE

COUNTER

1,

Tape

Counter

Display

e

The

tape

counter

indicates

the

elapsed

time

of

the

running

tape

in

minutes

and

seconds.

OL

and

the

recording

level

when

recording,

during

playba

{Minutes}

(Seconds)

0

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Oo

z

cwo

A

cea

ge

P

END

PLAY

8

Lights

up

during

tape

piayback

of

deck

2,

and

flashes

while

the

tape

is

being

wound

to

the

Ps

beginning

of

a

te

3

e

The

counter

is

reset

to

ea0a

when

the

tape

is

ejected

and

loaded,

and

by

the

COUNTER

RESET

button.

e

Making

a

memo

of

the

contents

of

a

recording

and

the

range

of

the

counter

numbers

while

you

are

recording

or

playing

back

a

tape

will

be

convenient

when

you

search

for

a

portion

of

the

tape

you

would

like

to

listen

to

or

when

you

search

for

the

next

portion

you

Lights

during

recording

and recording

would

like

to

record.

by.

:

;

7

2.

Tape

Size

Selector

Indicates

whether

the

counter

display

is

for

deck

1

or

deck

¢

Match

the

tape

size

with

the

tape

being

used.

2.

Lights

when

there

is

no

tape

@

Press

the

TAPE

SIZE

button

until

the

desired

tape

size

is

displayed,

then

press

the

button

again

while

the

tape

size

is

being

displayed

loaded.

to

set

it.

With each

press

of

the

button,

the

display

will

change

according

to

the

following

cycle.

C46

—

C50

—

C54

~

C80

--

C74

~

C90

—

C100

—

C120

The

counter

numbers

|

ae

ee

:

#

C46L,

CSOL,

and

C54L

indica!

ge-hubbed

cassettes.

%*

Only

values

included

in

the

display

can

be

set.

Lights

up

during

tape

play-

back

of

deck

1,

and

flashes

while

the

tape

is

being

wound

to

the

beginning

of

a

selection.

Lights

during

the

CD

SRS

op-

3.

END

Display

This

display

indicates

that

the

tape

is

reaching

the

end

during

recording

or

playback.

@

Match

the

tape

size

with

the

tape

you

are

going

to

use.

ono

T

©

The

END

indicator

will

start

flashing

when

the

remaining

time

to

the

end

of

the

tape

is

about

5

minutes.

(Note

that

this

will

be

the

-20-10

-5 -3

'0

3

+5

+8

dB

CD

SRS

case

only

when

the

TAPE

SIZE

setting

and

the

length

of

the

tape

are

in

agreement.

When

the

tape

used

and

the

TAPE

SIZE

setting

escapee

cac

oR

ditter,

2

large

error

may

arise

in

the

time

at

which

the

END

indicator

starts

flashing.)

, :

oe

«@

When

the

tape

has

been

recorded

or

played

back

to

its

end,

the

flashing

of

the

END

indicator

will

change

to

steady

lighting.

LA

%&

Note

that

this

indicator

is

only

8

guide

and

its

operation

will

vary

according

to

the

size

of

the

hub

diameter

of

the

tape

as

well

as

with

differences

of

tape

thickness,

so

that

the

END

indicator

might

not

light

in

some

cases.

NOTE:

This

deck's

linear

tape

counter

has

been

set

for

the

following

cassette

tape

lengths:

C46,

C50, C54,

C60, C74,

*

Large

hubs

are

ones

with

@

diameter

of

about

27

mm.

Note

90,

C100,

C20,

C46L,

C5OL,

and

CS54L.

{L

indicates

that

if

the

hub

is

larger

than

this,

there

will

be

a

large

error

in

large-hubbed

cassettes.)

indicating

the

tape

travel

time.

Using

a

tape

that

lies

outside

of

this

range,

or

a

tape

with

a

different

length

than

the

displayed

lengths,

will

result

in

error.

When

using

a

tape

that

is

not

included

in

the

TAPE

Indicates

the

direction

of

tape

travel

in

deck

2.

“D*

indicates

the

forward

direction,

and

“4°

indicates

the

reverse

direction.

Indicates

the

direction

of

tape

travel

in

deck

1.

"Db"

indicates

the

forward

direction.

and

“4”

indicates

the

reverse

direction.

SIZE

selection.

select

the

tape

size

closest

to

the

length

of

the

tape

to

be

used.

(This

will

reduce

the

error.)

The

linear

tape

counter

is

not

accurate

like

a

clock.

The

thickness

of

the

tape

will

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

tepe

used

(tape

position

and

time),

and

so

there

will

be

some

error

introduced.

Error

also

arises

from

the

difference

between

tapes

with

smaller

and

larger

hubs.

Normal

hub

Large

hub

Dolby

noise

reduction

and

HX

PRO

headroom

extension

menufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

HX

PRO

originated

by

Bang

&

Olutsen.

“DOLBY”,

the

double-D

symbol!

(J

and

“HX

PRO”

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

—_

—

Tape

type

and

remaining

time

display

During

the

editing

operation,

C-O0lignhts

and

the

tape

time

is

displayed.

Track

number

display

Time

display

D0

is

displayed

when

the

disc

data

cannot

be

read

properly.

OOO

is

displayed

when

the

disc

data

cannot

be

read

When

a

disc

is

loaded:

properly.

e

The

total

number

of

tracks

is

displayed

in

the

stop

When

a

disc

is

loaded:

mode.

@

The

elapsed

playing

time

is

displayed

in

the

stop

mode.

e@

The

track

number

is

displayed

in

the

play

and

program

«©

The

elapsed

time

for

the

track

currently

playing

is

modes,

ed

in

the

play

and

pause

modes.

@

(Cor

JJ

is

displayed

when

the

innermost

or

outermost

e@

The

elapsed

time

for

the

programmed

tracks

is

display-

section

of

the

disc

is

reached

in

the

manual

search

ed

in

the

program

mode.

mode.

The

indicators

switch

as

follows

when

the

REPEAT

button

is

pressed

in

the

play

mode:

First

press:

REPEAT

(single

track

repeat)

The

repeated

track

number

lights

on

the

music

calendar.

Second

press:

REPEAT

(all

tracks

repeat)

The

track

numbers

of

the

tracks

on

the

disc

light.

Third

press:

REPEAT

A-

Fourth

press:

REPEAT

A-8

Fifth

press:

No

display

@

When

track

21

or

higher

is

repeated

in

1-track

repest,

the

TRACK

number

flashes.

D>

PLAY

lights

when

the

disc

is

playing,

and

1

PAUSE

lights

when

in

the

pause

mode.

PROGRAM

lights

during

the

programmed

selection

mode.

This

lights

when

there

ere

21

of

more

tracks

on

the

disc.

This

lights

when

the

RANDOM

button

is

pressed.

AUTO

OFF:

Lights

during

the

auto

off

mode.

OFF:

Lights

when

the

power

is

switched

off.

During

the

editing

operation,

EDIT

(A)

TAPE

lights

up,

the

remaining

time

for

side

A

of

the

tape

is

indicated

on

the

time

section

of

the

display,

the

track

numbers

set

for

side

A

light

on

the

calendar

section

of

the

display,

while

the

track

numbers

set

for

side

B

flash.

When

the

TAPE

A/B

button

is

pressed,

[A]

goes

off,

[5]

lights,

and

the

remaining

time

and

track

numbers

set

for

side

B

are

indicated

in

the

same

way.

Music

calendar

display

This

indicates

the

track

numbers

on

the

disc

to

a

maximum

of

20.

The

track

numbers

go

off

after

the

corresponding

tracks

are

played.

in

the

program

mode,

the

track

numbers

of

the

programmed

tracks

are

indicated

to

a

maximum

of

20.

All

track

numbers

from

1

to

20

light

when

the

disc

data

cannot

be

read

properly.

@

NO

DISC

lights

on

the

display

if

no

disc

is

loaded,

or

if

the

disc

is

loaded

upside-down

or

is

heavily

scratched

or

dirty.

[6]

LISTENING

TO

RADIO

BROADCASTS

(Check

that

connections

are

proper,

referring

to

Page

5)

a

|

a

8888-0

eae

[

Ptarts

Example:

Tuning

to

87.50

MHz,

FM

SYSTEM

POWER

Set

the

VOLUME

control

to

the

minimum

position,

then

press

the

SYSTEM

POWER

button.

Select

the

FM

band

with

the

BAND

button.

Use

the

UP

and

DOWN

buttons

to

set

the

frequency

to

87.50

MHz.

Example:

Presetting

the

(currently

tuned)

FM

87.80

MHz

to

preset

number

3

090%

text

THEA

=6MEMORY

Press

the

MEMORY

button.

flashes

for

10

seconds.

Use

the

UP

and

DOWN

buttons

to

call

up

the

number

to

which

you

want

to

preset

the

station.

Or,

directly

press

the

number

buttons!

on

the

remote

contro!

unit.

The

preset

number

will

flash.

Press

the

MEMORY

button

while

is

flashing.

Up

to

30

MW.

LW

and

FM

stations

can

be

preset

at

random

using

this

procedure.

Auto

Tuning

@

When

the

TUNING

buttons

are

pressed,

the

frequency

changes

in

steps

of

50

kHz

for

FM,

9

kHz

for

MW

and

1

kHz

for

LW.

e

(fthe

TUNING

UP

or

DOWN

button

is

held

in

for

more

than

1

second,

the

frequency

continues

to

change

when

the

button

is

released.

The

next

station

is

tuned

in

automatically

and

the

tuning

stops

there.

Note

that

tuning

will

not

stop

if

the

antenna

input

is

weak

and

the

indicator

does

not

light.

To

stop

the

auto

tuning,

press

the

UP

or

DOWN

button

again.

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z

m

w

>

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z

SOC

a

a

aa

a

a

Sr

ee

Se

a)

USING

THE

TIMER

Example:

Listening

to

the

FM

station

preset

at

number

3

e

Be

sure

to

set

the

current

time.

©

Regular

timer:

The

power

can

be

switched

on

and

off

once

every

day

at

the

same

time.

(Wake-up

music}

®

Sleep

timer:

The

power

can

be

set

to

turn

off

in

up

to

60

minutes

in

steps

of

10

minutes

using

the

remote

control

unit.

(Bedtime

Press

the

TUNER

button

on

the

remote

control

unit.

music)

Be

sure

to

preset

stations

before

setting

the

timer.

Refer

to

“Presetting

MW,

LW

and

FM

Stations”

on

Page

9.

e

Turn

the

standby

switch

off

when

not

using

the

timer.

Press

button

“3”

on

the

remote

=

!

control

unit,

Should

a

power

failure

occur

or

if

the

power

cord

becomes

unplugged

from

the

power

outlet,

00:00

or

the

time

at

which

the

power

failed

will

flash

on

the

time

display.

if

this

happens,

reset

the

current

time.

{Reset

the

current

time

and

timer

settings.

If

00:00

was

displayed,

also

reset

the

stations

preset

on

the

tuner.)

The

standby

mark

starts

flashing

if

there

is

a

power

failure

or

the

power

cord

is

unplugged

while

the

standby

mark

is

lit.

If

this

happens,

reset

the

time

and

the

timer.

{If

the

display

reads

90:00

,

aiso

reset

the

tuner's

preset

channels.)

FM

Stereo

Reception

To

make

the

standby

mark

stop

flashing,

press

the

TIMER

button,

then

press

the

TIMER

or

CLEAR

button

while

“FUNC”

is

disptayed.

@

When

the

MONO/STEREO

button

is

pressed

(which

lights

the

AUTO

and

MONO

indicators)

and

an

FM

stereo

broadcast

is

received,

the

STEREO

indicetor

lights

and

the

station

is

received

in

stereo.

If

the

MONO

indicator

is

lit

by

pressing

the

MONO/STEREO

button,

the

Setting

the

Current

Time

(A

24-hour

clock

display

is

used.)

STEREO

indicator

goes

off

and

the

station

is

received

in

monaural.

Notes

on

Presetting

@

When

an

FM

station

is

preset,

the

auto

ar

monaural

mode

is

also

set,

so

check

the

display

before

Ppresetting

the

station.

©

Ifa

station

is

preset

to

a

number

at

which

another

station

has

previously

been

preset,

the

previous

station

is

cleared

and

the

new

station

7

e

is

preset.

7

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888

8S=ragc~2

FEI

wate

twee

ay

ere

se

som

IED

©

If

the

power

cord

is

unplugged,

the

preset

memory

is

not

cleared

immediately,

but

will

be

cleared

if

the

cord

is

laft

unplugged

over

a

pete

—

el

long

period.

Should

this

happen,

preset

the

stations

again.

Hold

in

the

CLOCK/DISPLAY

button

for

3

seconds

or

tonger.

Set

the

hours

with

the

UP

and

DOWN

buttons.

wehbe

Press

the

ENTER/NEXT

button.

]

gz

The

minutes’

places

flash.

7

Set

the

minutes

with

the

UP

7

The

set

places

flash.

and

DOWN

buttons.

D

Press

the

ENTER/NEXT

button

at

the

sound

of

a

time

signal.

The

display

lights

steadily

The

time

display

lights

steadily

:

and

the

clock

starts

to

and

the

clock

starts

keeping

count

from

0

seconds.

the

time.

10

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