Audiovox UMP9020 User Manual download pdf (Page 14)

UMP9020

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TAPE PLAYER OPERATION

Cassette Door/Insert

To access the cassette door, located behind the

front panel, press the TAPE OPEN CLOSE

button (23). The front panel will open and fold

down to the horizontal position, allowing room

to insert a cassette into the player. To insert a

cassette, hold the cassette with the exposed

tape edge of the side to be played to the right

and insert it fully into the cassette door. As the

cassette is engaged and begins playing,

“TAPE” appears on the display panel

accompanied by the tape symbol ( ).

Direction of play is indicated by an animated

curser which moves in a square pattern.

Clockwise rotation indicates left-to-right tape

motion, while counter-clockwise rotation

indicates right-to-left tape motion. When the

cassette reaches the end of one side, the unit

automatically changes direction of play as

shown by the arrow indications on the display

panel.

Fast-Forward/Rewind

Buttons

The fast forward and rewind buttons cause the

tape to move rapidly in the direction indicated

by the arrows. If the fast-forward ( ) button is

pushed when the tape is moving from left to

right, the tape quickly advances forward. If the

rewind ( ) button is pressed while the tape is

moving from right to left, the tape rewinds. To

stop fast tape movement, lightly push the

opposite button. If the tape is allowed to fast-

forward or rewind all the way to the end, play

automatically starts from the beginning.

Tape Program Selector

To manually reverse tape direction and play the

other side of the cassette, lightly push both the

fast-forward and rewind buttons (25) at the

same time. The change of direction is indicated

by the animated cursor on the display panel.

Tape Eject Button

To stop tape playback and eject the tape, press

the tape eject button (26), located behind the

front panel. If the button is not visible, press the

TAPE OPEN CLOSE button (23) to release the

front panel and lower it to the horizontal

position. Radio operation resumes when the

cassette is ejected.

NOTE: To avoid damage to the cassette or

radio, remove the cassette when not in use.

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