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Optimus SCR-63 manual

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  • Page 1

    Cat. No. 14-703 OWNER’S MANUAL Please read before using this equipme nt. SCR-63 Extended Bass AM/FM Stereo Dual-Cassette Rec order 14- 703. fm P age 1 W edn esda y, J une 30, 1 999 4: 56 PM[...]

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    2 FEA TURES Your O pt imus SCR-63 E xtended B ass AM/FM St ereo Du al-Cassette R ecord- er is a versatile, easy-to-use music system. Its compact design and con- venient carrying handle let you take it almost anywher e. Your syste m’s fea- tures include: Consecu t ive Pla y — automatically pla ys one side of a cassette ta pe in Deck 2 when one s[...]

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    3 CONTENTS Conne ctio ns .... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ..... .. ..... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .. ..... .... ... 4 Connecting Power ................ ................... ................ ........................ ................. 4 Usin g AC Power ..... .. .. ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .. ..... ....[...]

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    4 CONNECTIONS CONNECTING POWER You can power your s ys tem us ing ei- ther AC power or s ix D batt eries (not supplied). Using AC Power The suppl ied power cord stored insi de the ba tte ry com part m en t lets you p ower the syste m f r om a sta ndar d AC outlet . 1. While pressing down bot h t a bs on the battery compart ment cover in the di r e [...]

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    5 2. Remove the power cord from its storage are a in the battery com- partment. 3. Install the ba tteries as indi c ated by the polarity symbols (+ and – ) marked in side the compartment. 4. Replace the battery compartment cover . If t he system’s sound becomes weak or distorted, repl ace the batte ries. USING HEADPHONES To lis ten to th e syst[...]

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    6 OPE RA TION PLA Y ING THE RADIO 1. Set T APE (POWER OFF )/RADIO to RADIO . 2. Set AM/ F M/-STEREO to t he de - sired band and rotate T UNI NG to tune to the desi r ed st at ion. 3. Adjust VOLUM E to a com f ortable listening level . 4. Set E-BASS to ON to enhan c e the bass ef fect or to OFF fo r no rm al bass ef fect. 5. T o turn off the radio, [...]

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    7 2. Load the cassette tape with its open edge up, the de sir e d side facing ou t , and t h e full reel t o the right. 3. Gently close t he cassette com- partment door . PLA YING A CASSETTE TA P E You can p lay a casset te tape in e it her Deck 1 or Deck 2, o r you c an load tapes in both dec ks and play t hem consecutive ly. 1. Load a cassette ta[...]

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    8 Co nsecut ive Play You can set the syst em to play one side of a tape i n Deck 1, then aut o- matically pl ay one side of a t ape in Deck 2. 1. Load the cass et te tape you want to hear first in Deck 1, then load the other cassette tape in Deck 2. 2. Gently close both cassette c om- partment doors. 3. Set T APE ( POW ER OFF ) / RADIO to T APE (PO[...]

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    9 Re cord ing from the Radi o 1. Load a blank tap e, or one you want to r eco rd over , into Deck 2. 2. Set T APE ( POW ER OFF ) / RADIO to RADIO . 3. Set AM/ F M/-STEREO to t he de - sired band and rot ate TUNI NG to tune to the desi r ed st at ion. Note: Someti mes, AM broa d- casts produce a whistling sound that you can hear while pl ayin g a re[...]

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    10 Note: Press P AUSE on Deck 2 to temporarily stop recording. Press P AUSE aga in to resume recording. 6. When y ou are finishe d, press STOP/ EJECT on Deck 2 to stop the tap e. RECORD and PLA Y release. Note: T he deck automatically sto ps when the tape reaches the end. Du bbi ng (C opyi ng) a Cas sette T ape You can easily copy a tape by playing[...]

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    11 7. T o stop c opying bef ore the tape ends, press STOP/EJECT on Deck 2. RECORD and PLA Y on Deck 2 release. Pres s STOP/EJECT on Deck 1 to stop that tape . 14-7 03.f m Pag e 11 Wedne sday, June 30 , 1 999 4:56 PM[...]

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    12 T APE TIP S ERASING A CASSETTE TA P E To record o ver a cassette tape, simply record as usual. Th e sy stem records over the previous recording. You can quickly eras e both sides of a cassette tape using a bulk ta pe eras- er, such as Cat. No. 44-232. PREVENTI NG ACCIDENT AL ERASURE Cassette tapes have two era s e-pro- tection tabs — one for e[...]

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    13 CARE AND MAINTENA NCE Your O pt imus SCR-63 E xtended B ass AM/FM St ereo Du al-Cassette R ecord- er is an ex ample of supe r ior design and craftsma nship. The fo llowing sug- gest ions wil l help you care for the sys- tem so you can enjoy it for years. Keep the system dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry immedi- ately. Li quids can c ontain mine r[...]

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    14 4. While p r essin g and ho l ding down t h e er as e- pr ote ct i o n t a b s ens o r insi de Deck 2, press RECORD on Deck 2. RECORD and PLA Y on Deck 2 both lock down. This exposes De ck 2’ s record/play back head and erase head. 5. Use a cotton swab dipped in denatured a lcohol or tape head cleaning solut i on to clean t he record/play head[...]

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    15 SPECI FICA TIO NS RADIO Frequenc y Range: FM .... ..... ..... ..... .... ... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... ..88 – 108 MHz AM .... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... ... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .. .. 530 – 1710 M Hz Antenna: FM .... ..... ..... [...]

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    Ra di oSh ac k A Divisi on of T andy Corporation Fort Worth, T exa s 76102 8A6 Prin ted in Hong Kong RadioShack Limi ted W ar r an t y Th is p roduct is wa r ran te d ag ains t def ects for 90 d ays from date o f p urchas e f rom Ra di oS ha ck co m p a ny -o wne d s t ore s a nd au th ori ze d R a dio S h ac k f ran ch isee s an d de al - ers. W i[...]