PT260A Manual 1
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...level. 17. MIC INPUT JACK 1 KARAOKE MIC connect to select the input sources: DVD/CD. IPOD/MP3, AUX 7. AUTO Automatically search the signal of STEREO/MONO, Sharp tuning when in system. 12. CH- BALANCE CONTROL Turn the knob to increase the volume. 4 AM/FM SELECTOR 8. This knob is used... VOLUME Adjusts the volume level. BASS CONTROL Turn the knob to increase the MIC volume. 15. Turn the knob. Iowa 3 4 200 WATTS DIGITAL AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER PT260A (Th MN, MOM MIAMI AIM OW C/ • • • • • 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1. Turn the ...
...level. 17. MIC INPUT JACK 1 KARAOKE MIC connect to select the input sources: DVD/CD. IPOD/MP3, AUX 7. AUTO Automatically search the signal of STEREO/MONO, Sharp tuning when in system. 12. CH- BALANCE CONTROL Turn the knob to increase the volume. 4 AM/FM SELECTOR 8. This knob is used... VOLUME Adjusts the volume level. BASS CONTROL Turn the knob to increase the MIC volume. 15. Turn the knob. Iowa 3 4 200 WATTS DIGITAL AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER PT260A (Th MN, MOM MIAMI AIM OW C/ • • • • • 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1. Turn the ...
PT260A Manual 1
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... 7/10. MUTE Mute Selector 12. VOL- / VOL+ i 9PYLE. ST/MONO Stereo and mono selector. 11 6. Remote Control Operation 1. Remote control should be operated within 6 meters and the scope of 30° in front of receiver. 2. MEMORY After a station has been found, you can affect its performance. 6... TUNING • TUNING• The two keys are used to adjust to the best signal of light can store the station by pressing the MEMORY button. 4. PT260A Remote 1. Signal input...
... 7/10. MUTE Mute Selector 12. VOL- / VOL+ i 9PYLE. ST/MONO Stereo and mono selector. 11 6. Remote Control Operation 1. Remote control should be operated within 6 meters and the scope of 30° in front of receiver. 2. MEMORY After a station has been found, you can affect its performance. 6... TUNING • TUNING• The two keys are used to adjust to the best signal of light can store the station by pressing the MEMORY button. 4. PT260A Remote 1. Signal input...
