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owner’s manual STA-3850 STEREO RECEIVER[...]
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2 INTR ODUCTION Your RCA STA-3850 Stereo Receiver operates as the p erfect control center fo r your audio system. It combines 50 watts- per- chan nel of cle a n po wer w ith mo dern styl ing. I t pro vide s connections for one tape deck , a turntable, a CD p layer, and one other audio s our ce, su ch as audi o fro m a digi t al video d isk (DVD) pl[...]
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3 IMPORTANT SA FETY INSTRUCTIONS Careful a ttenti on is de voted to qua lit y sta nda rd s in th e man uf a cture o f your casset te deck, and safety is a major factor in its design. Howev er , safety is also your responsibi lity . This section lists important informatio n that will help you properly use and enjoy you r cassette dec k. Re ad all th[...]
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4 CONTENTS Preparation ....... ............ ........... ................. ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ............... 5 Positioning Speakers . ............ ........... ........... ........... ............ ................. ........... ........[...]
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5 PREPARATION Cauti on: Make all the necess ary connections befo re you plug in or turn on the receiver. POSITIONING SPEAKERS Speaker (not supp lied) placement can make a noticeable difference in y our system’s sou nd. The g uidelines in this section will help you choose th e bes t lo cat ions. After you use your receiver for a while, y ou might [...]
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6 2. Press open the r ecei v er’ s negati ve ( – ) black le ver for the same speak er and insert th e other conducto r’ s end into the small hole. Release the le ver to secure the con ductor . 3. Connect the ridged or color -coded conductor’ s loose end to the speaker’ s positi v e (+) terminal. 4. Connect the rem aining loose con ductor [...]
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7 Attach the antenna wires fr om the AM loop antenna to the AM and GND (groun d) ANTENNA terminals. Place the antenna on a flat surface and r otate it for the best AM reception. Notes: • K eep the AM loop an tenna conn ected e ven when you use another indoor ant enna or an outdoor AM antenna. • Ensure that the antenn a does not touch the recei [...]
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8 Note: Grounding is not ne cessary for reception, but we recommend it fo r better FM reception and to avoi d damage from lig htning when you use an out door FM antenna. Use a separate piece of thick polyvinyl insulated wire to connect th e GND ANTENNA terminal to an earth g round, such as a metal cold-water pipe. Warnin g: Never connect a wire to [...]
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9 OPERATION Warnin g: To prevent possible hearing loss, turn VOLUME to MIN before you turn on the receiver or change the program source. After you turn on the receiver or chan ge the pro gram source, adjust VOLUME to a comfortable listening level. You can use the supplied remote control by pointin g it at the recei ver ’s fron t pan el and pr ess[...]
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10 • If yo u press TUNING UP at the top of th e frequenc y range o r TUNING DO WN at the bottom of the frequenc y range, the frequenc y at the opposite end of the ran ge appears. Direct T uning (Remote Control Only) Follow these steps to directly en ter a frequency. 1. Press FM or AM on the fron t panel ( or on the remo te control) to s elect the[...]
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11 Notes: • T o impro ve the reception of weak FM st ations, press FM MODE . This reduces signal noise, b ut you h ear monaural instead of s tereo sound. • Fo r stations with a weak sign al, we recommend manual tuni ng. ADJUSTING BALANCE The BALANCE control lets you adjust the so und balan ce between the left and right speakers. If you properly[...]
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12 T ROUBLESHOOTING If the receiv er is not wo rking as it should, the following suggestions m ight help. If yo u follow the suggestions in this char t and the receiver still does no t work pro perly, contact your local RadioShack sto re for assistance. Problem Cause Suggestion Power does not turn on. Power cord is disconn ected. Plug in the power [...]
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13 CARE AND MAINTENA NCE To enjoy yo ur RCA STA-3850 Stereo R eceiver for a long time: • K eep the recei ver dry . If it gets wet, wipe it dry immediately . • Use and store the r ecei v er only in nor mal temperature en vironm en ts. • Handle the recei ver gently and carefully . Don’ t drop it. • K eep the recei ver a way fro m dust and d[...]
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14 SPECIF I CATIONS Amp lif ier Po wer Output .................... ............ ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............... .. ............ . 50 W atts per Channel into 8 Ohms From 40 t o 20,000 Hz, W ith No Mor e than 0.5% T otal Harm onic Distortion Measured Pursuant to the Fed eral T rade Commission?[...]
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15 NOTES[...]
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RadioShack A Division of T andy Corporation Fort Worth, T exas 76102 31-5002 08A99 Prin ted in China Limited T wo-Y ear W arranty This pro duct is warranted by R adioShack agai nst manufacturin g defects in materi al and workman- ship un der norm al use for two (2) ye ars from the date of p urchas e from Ra dioSh ack compa ny- owned sto res and aut[...]