Vitek VT-3476 User Manual download pdf (Page 5)

Do not hold a credit card close to the speakers.

The speakers produce a strong magnetic field.

Do not place clocks, credit cards, magnetic

commuting passes, cassette tapes and video

tapes near the speakers. The data on such

media may be lost.

CAUTION

• Cautions in maintenance after not using the

device for a long time.

To be safe unplug the power cord from the wall

outlet.

• Cleaning the interior of the device.

Inquire to your local dealer regarding cleaning

the interior of the device. When you allow dust to

collect in the interior of the device for a long

time, fire or malfunction may result.

• Precautions for battery use.

If you misuse the batteries they may rupture or

leak fluid causing fire, injury or damage. Adhere

to the following.

Do not use any battery size other than D-size.

Insert the batteries in the correct direction

according to the diagram on the device.

• Do not use different types of batteries.

Do not use old and new batteries in the device at

the same time.

Do not attempt to charge, heat or disassemble

the batteries. Do not place the batteries in fire or

water. Do not short circuit the battery.

Remove the batteries when not using the device

for one month or longer.

If any fluid leaks from the batteries into the case,

wipe clean before inserting new batteries.

Should you get any fluid on your skin, wash

thoroughly with water.

Always Check!

When recording or playing something important,

always check that you can record and play prop-

erly before you start Copyright Issues

Songs, lyrics and tunes broadcast, on CD,

records or other media (cassette tapes, karaoke

tapes) are protected under copyright laws.

Therefore, when selling, distributing, giving or

loaning to another, or using for the purpose of

sales (background music in a store) a tape you

have recorded, the consent of the copyright

holder must first be received.

DEVICE DIAGRAM

TOP

1. CD door Push Close

2. VOLUME dial

3. BASS switch

4. Phones jack

5. FUNCTION switch

6. Internal Microphone

7. PAUSE button ( II )

8. STOP/EJECT button (/)

9. F.F button ()

10.REW button ()

11.PLAY button ()

12.RECORD button ()

13.OPEN button

14.BAND switch

15.BAND/FREQUENCY display

16.TUNER dial

FRONT

17.FM STEREO lamp

18.POWER lamp

19.SEARCH/SKIP buttons (/)

20.FOLDER buttons (/)

21.PLAY/PAUSE buttons (/II)

22.STOP button ()

23.REPEAT button

24.PROGRAM button

25.Display

26.Cassette door

• The display screen use here is for example pur-

poses only and may differ from the actual dis-

play screen.

REAR

27. BEAT CANCEL switch (1/2, FM ST/MONO)

28. Battery cover

29. AC power input terminal (AC INPUT)

30. Rod antenna

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

PREPARATION BEFORE USE

• Installing batteries in the

remote control unit

1. Remove the battery cover

from the back of the remote

control unit.

2. Insert two Ò R03 (UM-4)/AAA

(24F)Ó size batteries (not

supplied).

• Insert the batteries with the

and terminals matching the

indication inside the battery

compartment. Insert the

ends first.

3. Replace the cover.

• Battery replacement

When the remote control operation becomes

unstable or the distance from which remote

control is possible becomes shorter, replace the

batteries with new ones.

• Using the remote control unit

To use the remote control unit, point it at the

REMOTE sensor and press the buttons gently

ENGLISH

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