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Choosing Power Sources
The CD cassette-corder has three separate power sources.
When to replace the batteries
Use the AC power source whenever you record because
¢ Replace the size D (R20) batteries when:
recording consumes the most power. Use eight size D
the OPR/BATT indicator dims or when the player stops
(R20) batteries when the CD cassette-corder becomes a
operating.
portable. At all times keep four size AA (R6) batteries
¢ Replace the size AA (R6) batteries when:
installed to keep the clock powered and programmed
the indications in the display window dim or the clock
settings in memory.
stops operating.
Installing batteries for the clock/Aimer/memory
When the batteries are weak, replace all the batteries with
Remove the CD from the player to prevent it from falling
new ones. Connect the player to the AC power source
out. In the smaller compartment insert four size AA(R6)
when replacing the size AA (R6) batteries so that the
batteries (not supplied) for the clock/Atimer/memory.
memory data for the CD player and radio will not be erased.
size AA (R6) batteries (4)
Operating the player on AC power
insert one end of the supplied AC power cord to the AC IN
socket located at the rear of the player @ and the other
end to the wall outlet @.
to 2 wall
outlet
Operating the player on batteries
To play your CD cassette-corder on batteries, the AC
power cord must be disconnected from the player. Unplug
the player and insert eight size D (R20) batteries (not
supplied) in the larger compartment.
When you operate the player on batteries, the back light in
the display window does not light.
size D (R20) batteries (8)
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