SCP-65  (140-1206)              Operation              Faxback Doc. # 9853

LISTENING TO THE RADIO

Make sure that you have headphones or speakers connected to the SCP-65.

Warning:  To protect your hearing, set - VOLUME + to its lowest setting
          before you turn on the radio.

1.  Set RADIO/TAPE to RADIO (STEREO) for stereo sound on FM stations.
    STEREO appears during FM stereo reception.  Set RADIO/TAPE to RADIO
    (MONO) for monaural reception.

2.  Adjust - VOLUME + to a comfortable listening level.

3.  Press AM/FM until the display shows the desired band (AM or FM).

4.  Tune to the desired station.

    Manual Tuning:  Repeatedly press DOWN/HOUR or UP/MIN. to tune up or
                    down the selected band.  To tune the band more
                    quickly, press and hold down either DOWN/HOUR or
                    UP/MIN.

      Seek Tuning:  Press and hold down DOWN/HOUR or UP/MIN. for about
                    1 second.  The SCP-65 tunes down or up the selected
                    band, then stops at the next lower or higher station
                    with a strong signal.

The display shows the frequency.

Notes:  The SCP-65 has a built-in AM antenna, and the headphones' or
        speaker's cord serves as an FM antenna.  For the best AM
        reception, rotate the SCP-65.  For the best FM reception, fully
        uncoil the headphones' or speaker's cord.

        If FM stereo reception is poor or noisy, set RADIO/TAPE to RADIO
        (MONO).  The sound is not in stereo, but the FM reception should
        improve.

        You can change the tuning increment by setting 10KHz/9KHz on the
        back of the cassette compartment door.

5.  Set E-BASS IN/OUT to IN for extra bass effect, or to OUT to leave
    the bass sound unchanged.

6.  To turn off the radio, set RADIO/TAPE to TAPE.

STORING/DELETING RADIO STATIONS IN MEMORY

You can store up to 20 radio stations (10 FM and 10 AM) in memory.  Then
you can quickly tune to the stored station by pressing a memory button, or
+5 and a memory button.

Follow these steps to store stations into memory.

1.  Set RADIO/TAPE to RADIO (STEREO) or RADIO (MONO).

2.  Press AM/FM until the display shows the desired band (AM or FM).

3.  Use any tuning method to tune to the first station you want to
    store.  The display shows the frequency.

4.  Press MEMORY.  MEMORY flashes on the display for about 10 seconds.

5.  To store stations into memory locations 1-5, while MEMORY flashes on
    the display, press a memory location button (1-5) to store the current
    frequency in that memory location.  MEMORY stops flashing and the
    display shows the frequency.

    To store stations into memory locations 6-10, press +5 then one of the
    memory location buttons (1-5).  This increases the memory location
    number by 5.  For example, if you press +5, then press memory location
    button 2, the radio stores the frequency you selected into memory
    location 7.

    Note:  If you do not press a memory location button or +5 within
           about 10 seconds, MEMORY disappears from the display.  Start
           again from Step 4.

6.  Tune to the next station you want to store, then repeat Steps 4 and 5
    for each frequency.

    To delete a station you stored, simply store a new station in that
    memory location.

LOCKING THE TUNER

You can lock the SCP-65's tuner to prevent accidentally changing the
station you are listening to.

To lock or unlock the tuner, press and hold down ALM.STOP/LOCK while
listening to the radio, then press MODE.  LOCK appears if the tuner is
locked, and LOCK disappears from the display if the tuner is unlocked.

PLAYING A CASSETTE TAPE

Make sure that you have headphones or speakers connected to the SCP-65.

Warning:  To protect your hearing, set - VOLUME + to its lowest setting
          before you play a cassette tape.

1.  Set RADIO/TAPE to TAPE.

2.  Pull open the cassette compartment door.

3.  Take up any slack in the cassette tape by turning its hub with your
    finger or a pencil.  If you do not remove excess slack, the tape might
    become tangled in the play mechanism.  Avoid touching the tape.

    Note:  Avoid using C-120 cassette tapes.  They are very thin and
           easily become tangled in the tape-handling parts.

4.  Slide the cassette tape into the guides inside the cassette
    compartment door with tape's open edge toward you and the side you
    want to hear facing up.

5.  Close the door.

6.  Press -> to play the tape.

7.  Adjust - VOLUME + to a comfortable listening level.

8.  Set E-BASS IN/OUT to IN for extra bass effect, or to OUT to leave
    the bass sound unchanged.

    Note:  Press ->> to fast-forward the tape.  ->> locks and the tape
           fast-forwards until it reaches the end of the tape or you
           press -> or STOP.

9.  Press STOP to stop the tape.

(br/all-02/28/95)