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Optimus CD-3330 manual

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  • Page 1

    Cat. No. 14- 508 O WNER’S MANU AL Please r ead before using thi s equipme nt. P or table CD Pla yer with AM/FM Stereo Cassette A CD-3330 14-508.fm Page 1 Wednesday, August 4, 1999 11:38 AM[...]

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    2 FEA TURES Your Opti mus CD-3 330 Po rtable CD Player is an all -in-on e musi c syst em with a stereo AM /FM radi o, a cassett e re- corder, and a top-loa ding CD pl ayer. It is small and por table so you can take it anywher e, indoor s or ou t. Anywhe re you go, at wor k or pl ay, you can l isten to the radio, prer ecorded cas sette tapes, or com[...]

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    3 This CD player is m ade a nd teste d to meet exacting s afety standa rds. It meets FCC requi rements and com plies wi th safety p erforma nce sta ndards of the U.S. Department of H ealth and Human Serv ices. Warnings: • This CD p lay e r employs a lase r light beam. Only a qualified ser vice per- son sh ould remove the cov er or attempt to ser [...]

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    4 CONTENTS Preparation ... ............. ............. ................... ............. ............. .................... ............ .... 5 Connectin g P ower ................... ............. ............. .................... ............. ............ .... 5 Using AC P ower ................ ............. ............. .................... ..[...]

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    5 PREPARATION CONNECTING P OWER You can power you r CD-3330 fr om ei- ther: • standar d A C p ower (with the s up- plied power cord ) • six D batter ies (not su pplie d) Note: Conne cting th e pow er cord dis- conne cts inte rnal batte ries. Using A C P ower To use AC power, pl ug the supp lied power cord i nto the AC I N ~ jack on the back of [...]

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    6 2. Install the bat teri es in the c ompar t- ment and on top of the atta ched rib - bon, as i ndicated b y t he polar ity symbol s (+ and –) marked on the lower left cor ner of the back of the CD-3330. 3. Replace the cover . When t he CD-3330’s sound weak ens or distort s, repla ce the batt eries. Cautions: • Dispose of old b atteries promp[...]

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    7 RADIO OPERATION 1. Set TA P E / RADIO / CD to RADIO . 2. Set FM. .AM to the des ired ban d. Note: Set FM MODE to STEREO fo r FM ster eo sound or to MONO fo r monaural soun d. 3. Adju st TUNING to th e desir ed sta- tion. Notes: •W i t h FM M ODE set to STEREO , th e FM ST EREO i ndicat or lig hts to sho w when y ou t une t o a st ereo stati on.[...]

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    8 CD PLA YER OPE RATION LOADING A CD 1. Set TA P E / RADIO / CD to CD . - - bri efly f lashes o n the d isplay . 2. Press CD to open the CD com- par tment door . Note: Before using the CD play er , rem ov e the s hippi ng f oam and card- board disc s inside the CD c ompar t- ment. 3. Pl ac e a CD i n the com par tment with the l abel f acing up . 4[...]

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    9 A UTO MATI C SEARC H MUSIC SYSTEM The auto mati c se ar ch mu si c sy s tem le ts you qui ckly locate the b eginning of an y track on the CD, inclu ding the track cur - rently playi ng. If the CD is playing : • Press to retur n t o the be ginning of the cur rent track. • Press again to skip to the beginn ing of the previous track. • Press t[...]

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    10 CASSETTE PLA YER OPERATIO N PLA YING A CASSETTE TA P E Note: Before opera ting the c assette player, r emov e the sh ippin g cardb oard from beh ind th e cassette player contr ol buttons. 1. Set TA P E / RADIO / CD to TA P E . 2. Pre ss ST O P/EJECT to open the cassett e comp ar tment door . 3. T ake u p an y slac k in th e cass ette tape by tur[...]

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    11 • T ape qu ality great ly affects th e qual- ity of the re cordi ng. W e r ecomm end regular length (60- or 9 0-minute) cassett e tapes. We do not r ecom - mend lo ng-play cassette tap es such as C-120 s becaus e they are thin and can easi ly tang le. For low-noise, wide-range record ings, use nor mal- bias tape. • Bef ore you load a c asset[...]

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    12 3. Pre ss RECORD on the casse tte deck. RECORD and PLA Y lock down. The casset te dec k star ts record ing from the radio. Note: T o tem porari ly pause the record ing, pres s PA U S E on t he cass ette d eck. Pre ss PA U S E again to resume record ing. 4. T o stop r ecordin g before the tape reaches the en d, ST OP/EJECT on the cas sette deck. [...]

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    13 CARE AND MAINTENAN CE Your Ra dioShac k Optimus CD-3 330 Portab le CD Pl ayer is an e xample of superio r design and cra ftsmansh ip. The foll owing sug gestions will hel p you ca re for your CD- 3330 so you c an enjoy it for y ears. Keep the CD-33 30 dry. If it gets wet, wi pe it dry immedi ately. Liq uids might con tain mine rals tha t can cor[...]

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    14 Cleaning the T ape-H andling Pa r t s Dirt, du st or p articl es of th e tape’s coat - ing can accu mulate on the tap e head s and other parts th at the tape t ouche s. This can greatly reduc e the perform ance of the ca ssette pla yer. Afte r every 20 hours of ta pe player ope ration, us e a cassett e dec k clean ing k it (C at. No. 44- 1202)[...]

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    15 SPECIFICATIO NS RADIO F req uency ... .................... ............ ............. .................... ............. .... AM: 530 –1710 kHz .............. ............. ............. ................... ............. ............. ...............FM: 88–108 MHz CASSETTE DECK T ape Spee d .............. ............. ................... ..[...]

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    RadioShac k A Division of T and y Corporation For t W or th, T exas 76102 08A99 Printed in Ho ng K ong Limited Nine ty-Day W arranty This pr oduct is warranted by RadioShack ag ainst manufactur ing defects in mat erial and workm an- ship u nder normal use for ninety (90) days fro m the date o f purchase fr om RadioSha ck company- owned stores and a[...]