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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. in accordance with FCC requirements, changes or modifications user's authority to operate this prOduct. not expressly approved by Thomson Consumer Electronics could void the This product €omplies with DHHS Rules 21 CFR Subchapter J.
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UNPACK THE SYSTEM Unpack your new RS-1249 or RS-1251 accessories. You should have: audio system and locate all the • one RS-1249 or RS-1251 main unit; • one RC_,Remote Control • one pair of speakers • one external (CRK291B1); (different speakers for different models); AM loop antenna; • one RS-1249/RS-1251 • and one safety user's guide; leaflet.
SPEAKERS To connect follow a speaker wire either to the terminals of a speaker or the unit, these steps: 1. At theback of a speaker or the unit, press and hold the black tab to open the (-) terminal, fit in the black speaker wire, release hold. 2. Press and hold the red tab to open the (+) terminal, wire, release hold. 3. fit in the red speaker Repeat steps 1 to 2 above for connecting to the speakers and the unit.
VACUUM FLUORESCENT DISPLAY CD COMPARTMENT TRAY CD PLAYER CONTROL BUTTONS 1-2-3 DISC RP.JI FM STEREO INDICATOR DISC OPEN/CLOSE 1_4 0esc c_ J_ CHANGER / POWER PRESET EQ FUNCTION . "............ _& .......
VACUUM FLUORESCENT DISPLAY The vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) shows the current such as volume level, playing disc number, playing track play mode, radio frequency, selected Preset EQ, etc. Further explanation of the display procedures of each function. CD PLAYER CONTROL These control messages will accompany the operational BU'I-FONS buttons are for CD player, they function CD COMPARTMENT status of the unit number, selected only in CD mode. TRAY This tray can store 3 CDs at any one time.
PHONES You can listen to your audio system through a set of headphones (not included). Take note, when a set of headphones is plugged into the system, sound output will divert from the speakers to your set of headphones. MEMORY/DEMO In Tuner mode, use MEMORY to store up to 32 preset radio frequencies. In CD mode, use MEMORY to store up to 32 tracks. In Standby mode, press this button to enter display Demonstration mode.
Your system's tuner is very much similar to the usual ones that you'd find in other audio systems. It too has tuning buttons, band selector for choosing between AM and FM radio stations, FM stereo button for stereo effects when listening to FM radio broadcast, plus a Memory button for storing your preset radio frequencies. TUNER OPERATIONS 1. If the system is not 2. Press FUNCTION 3. Press BAND 4. For tuning to stations manually, press TUNE PRESET or twice so the display does not show PRESET. 5.
/ ................................ / ...... _DISC CHANGER JAUDIO SYSTEM / LOADING DISCS I. Press POWER 2. Press FUNCTION 3. Press OPEN/CLOSE 4. Load 5. Press 1-2-3 DISC to rotate the vacant position, if so desired. 6. Press OPENICLOSE 8. RS-1249 CD mode, to slide out CD(s) onto the the the display shows CD Compartment and place tray back the "CD". Tray. CD Compartment tray to slide the or RS-1251. Tray. third in to the disc onto the unit.
PROGRAMMING Be sure that PLAY the system ORDER is in Stop mode 1. If discs are not already 2. Press MEMORY 3. Press 1-2-3 4. Press _ or _ location 1 (next memory Press MEMORY to enter 5. loaded, to enter prior follow program to setting the section program play order. on LOADING DISCS. mode. DISC to select a disc. to select a track to be placed in memory location number for continual programming). selection. 6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 above to program into the other memory locations.
PLAYING AND LOADING DISCS SIMULTANEOUSLY Your 3 Disc Changer Audio System has one other feature that you simply cannot resist; while the system is playing a disc, you can open the CD compartment tray to unload the other 2 discs and re-load 2 new ones without interrupting the playing music. Let's say if you're playing disc 2 and you want to replace discs 1 and 3 with two other discs.
SHUFFLE PLAY THE TRACKS OF ALL DISCS The difference between this mode and the previous one is that with the previous mode, the system continues playing the tracks of all loaded discs repeatedly and CD play mode won't end unless you press Stop. With this mode it plays each track once for all loaded discs, after all tracks have been played, the system stops CD play mode. Follow the steps below to select this mode: . If discs are not already LOADING DISCS.
REPEAT PLAY - ONE TRACK To repeat p!ay any OPERATIONS one page particular track, 10 to skip forward follow step or backwards 5 in BASIC to that particular track, press PLAYIPAUSE, then press REPEAT repeatedly until the display shows "REPEAT 1". The system will play that track over and over until you press Stop to end CD play.
Your RS-1249/RS-1251 audio system comes with dual cassette decks. With dual cassette decks you can play cassette tapes one after another. Tape deck 1 can record and playback tapes, while tape deck 2 has only a playback function. When using cassette tape decks be sure to use the Function selecting Tape mode. button for 7 IL II: Iq IF-T117 1 LOAPlNG CASSETI'E TAPES 1. Press POWER to turn on your RS-1249 or RS-1251. 2. Press FUNCTION 3. Press STOP/EJEOr at either 4. Insert a tape with 5.
AUTOMATIC TAPE STOP When a cassette tape is engaged in a particular mode (except Pause mode) and reaches the end of the the tape, the tape deck buttons automatically resume to the Off position. DUAL DECKS TAPE PLAY Your system can be set to play playback discontinuance. . deck 2 then deck 1 without Check that your system is loaded with cassette deck 2. if tapes are not already loaded, follow CASSETTE TAPES. (prolonged) tapes in both deck 1 and the section on LOADING 2.
RECORDING . . . FROM THE CD Follow steps 1 and 2 of the previous RADIO. Select CD Player mode display shows "CD". 5. . by pressing first track you want Quicky press PLAYIPAUSE play. At deck on RECORDING FROM FUNCTION repeatedly 1, press PAUSE tray, _c_ until the press 1-2-3 DISC to select the to record. twice to pause CD, avoiding then press immediate CD RECORD. Now...
I NSTALLI NG BATTE RI ES The remote control must be inserted with AAA batteries prior use. Follow the steps below to ensure correct installation. 2 Fit the tip of your index finger into A, slightly push the tab of the battery compartment lid towards direction B, lightly lift upwards to detach the lid. . Before inserting the batteries, observe the polarities (that is, -I- and - ) of the batteries, then relate the polarities to the . engraved diagram inside the battery compartment.
IF YOU SELECTTUNER: Search for a radio station automatically by pressing SEEK and the system searches for the nexl_ frequency with enough signal strength. , 2. 3. . To stop auto Seek, press either TUNING arrows ( • or • ). J one of the Search for a radio station manually pressing either one of the TUNING (• orY).
7. The Repeat function is for repeating repeatedly to toggle between track, repeat one disc, repeat disc or track look a'c the display to see the changing display shows your desired mode. . Choosing sequence. play. Press REPEAT and select one of the modes: repeat one all loaded disc(s). During selection, be sure to of modes, stop pressing the Shuffle function will set the system playing tracks Press SHUFFLE once and the display shows SHUFFLE.
The following are some of the messages you may see when the system is in CD mode. Refer to the descriptions below when you see a message on display. This message is displayed when: STBY the system OPEN the CD compartment tray is opening. CL the CD compartment tray is closing. READ the system the content MUTE the Mute function is activated. Also refer to page 18, step 3 of section For Sound Effect and Volume Adjustments for a more detailed functional explanation.
CLEANING THE EXTERIOR Prior to cleaning the exterior, be sure to unplug the power cord from the AC power outlet. Wipe the exterior with a soft, clean, and slightly waterdampened cloth. CD CARE HANDLING CD_; : • Always handle CDs by their edges or hold it with your index finger in the hole and a thumb at one edge. Do not put your finger pads onto the signal (shiny) side of a disc.
TAPE TYPE SELECTION In today's hypermarkets and stores there are 3 types of cassette tape available for sale: Type I, Type II, Type Ill. When you purchase new cassette tapes be sure to select Type I because both Type II and Type III are not suitable for use with this system and may cause poor sound quality. TAPE CARE STORING TAPES High temperatures such as exposure to sunlight or storage in hot places may warp the tape's case or damage the tape itself.
SYSTEM DOESN'T TURN ON Check your power source, is the power plug fitted and plugged into the power outlet properly, are the batteries in the remote control fresh? If not, do make sure that the power plug is properly plugged in and that the batteries are replaced with fresh ones. Unplug the power cord from the power outlet back in again. Is there power at that particular to another power outlet.
CD SOUND SKIPS • Is the CD dirty? • Is the disc warped, scratched or cracked? If the disc is damaged in any way don't attempt to play that disc as it may cause damage to the CD lens. • Is there shock or vibration affecting the system? If so, you should the system to some other firm, level and stable surface. DISTORTED OR NOISY If it is, clean it by following the instructions on page 22.
A P Antennas 5 Automatic Tape Stop B Panel Controls 6, 7, 8 Phones (jack) 8 Playing and loading CDs Simultaneously Power 7 16 ...
What your warranty covers: • Any defect in materials or workmanship. For how long after your purchase: • One year= (The warranty period for rental units begins with the first rental or 45 days from date of shipment to the rental firm, whichever comes first.) What we will do: • Provide you with a new or, at our option, a refurbished unit. • The exchange unit is under warranty for the remainder of the original product's warranty period. How to make a warranty claim: • Properly pack your unit.
Thomson Consumer Electronics Canada, Inc. warrants to the purchaser or gift recipient that if any manufacturing defect becomes apparent in this product within 1 year from the original date of purchase, it will be replaced free of charge, including return transportation. This warranty does not include damage accidents, misuse or leaking batteries. Should your product 1. 2.
