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CONNECTIONS
CONNECTING THE CONTROL OUT
TERMINAL
Connect this terminal with using Pioneer components with the
mark.
In this way, the signals received from the remote control unit
will be transmitted to the other components with the
mark.
:
Connect to the CONTROL
IN terminal of the other com-
ponents you use.
NOTE
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The CT-W310 CASSETTE DECK cannot be °
operated with remote control unit. When using "
the CT-W310 be sure to connect directly to the
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compact disc player.
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Use the accessory contro! cords supplied with the
marked components.
'© Be sure to insert the plugs securely.
NOTE:
You cannot
control
the unit using the remote
control unit by
simply making these connections. Be sure to connect the output
cords as well,
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Compact disc player
| CONTROL
| IN
OU
|
To the other components
with the (al mark.
CONNECTING THE MULTI-ROOM REMOTE IN TERMINAL
To the optional Multi-Room
Remote control unit MR-100
+ For details, see instruction manual for Multi-
Room Remote contro! unit.
NOTE
Be careful not to make the wrong connections
for CONTROL OUT (black) and MULTI-ROOM
REMOTE IN (green).
Turntable
Note:
AC outlets and power plugs are either non-polar or polar.
You cannot insert a polar power plug into a non-polar AC outlet.
Connect only equipment which is provided with a non-polar plug
to a non-polar AC outlet.
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Compact disc player
AC OUTLETS (SWITCHED)
Power supplied through these outlets is turned on and
off by the amplifier's POWER
switch. Total electrical
power consumption of connected equipment should not
exceed 200 W.
AC OUTLET (UNSWITCHED)
Power
flows
continually
to this outlet, regardless of
whether the amplifier is switched ON or OFF. Electrical
power consumption of the connected equipment shouid
not exceed 100 W.
The equipment should be disconnected by removing the
power plug from the wall socket when not in regular use,
e.g. when on vacation.
NOTE:
:
Do not connect appliances with high power consumption such
as heaters,
irons,
or
television
sets to the AC
OUTLETS
in
order to avoid overheating or fire risk.
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