Panasonic CQ-4330U - Manual (Page 12)

CQ-4330U
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Cassette Tape Player
LOUD
OL
SEL/SAT
USH
ASS/TREB
L/FADER
MUTE
SCAN
ILL
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DISC CD SCAN RPT RDM
CQ-4330U
DISP
MODE
Exposed Tape side
Loading a Cassette
Insert the cassette with the exposed tape side facing
to the right. Gently push the cassette in until the
loading begins. The cassette will be loaded in place
and playback starts.
Ejecting the Tape
Press [u] and the cassette will eject for removal, and the
previous mode of operation will be resumed.
Notes:
• If power is switched off before [u] is pressed, the cassette
will not eject. Switch on the power again and press [u] to
eject the cassette.
• The cassette tape should always be removed from the
cassette slot when not in use.
Play Side Change
Press [ ̇̈] to switch to the program on the other side of
the tape.
The display changes to indicate which program is
playing.
Cassette Head Cleaning Warning
• The display will show “CLN HEAD” to remind you to clean
the cassette head after accumulating 100 hours tape
playing.
• Press and hold [ ̇̈] for more than 2 seconds to clear the
“CLN HEAD” display and the TAPE mode display will
resume. (It is valid only in TAPE mode.)
Rewind and Fast Forward
Press [1 TRACK] or [2 TRACK] to activate rewind or
fast forward of the tape.
Program Indicator
Note: To maintain your cassette player in top
condition, avoid using tapes that are longer than
90 minutes (C-90).
Notes on Cassette Tapes
Tape Slack:
Use a pencil or similar object to take up the
slack as shown. If a loose tape is used, this may
result in the tape becoming tangled in the
rotating parts of the unit.
Do not touch
or pull out
the tape.
Pencil
Exposed end
(Open end)
Caution: Do not insert a tape when “tape”
indicator “
̅” or “̃” lights.
Top Side Playing
Bottom Side Playing
Program Indicator Program Indicator
Press [ ̇̈] to stop rewind or fast forward.
If you rewind the tape fully, it will play on the same program
side again.
If you fast forward to the end, play will resume from the
beginning of the other side of the tape.