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Citation 25 Front Panel Controls 2 3 4 5 6 7 iCit tion 1w nt y fi va Po sr Ste Idby Remota Sen.,- Remote Patrol aampltfiar VOR/TH eMcntor V 51 VC 12 T I It 1 Ta .2 • 0,4'; • • • S. rce • 8 9 10 11 12 13 V1 V2 *X* MOO- FIT Phon0 • Si rice Left RIM • 14 15 16 : :•: VO me 22 P C' 26 • • M Figure 2 Citation 25 Front Panel The following is a short explanation of the operating controls and features on the exterior and hinged, flip-down panel of your Citation 25 Control Preamplifier. 0#0,q v-kti Beginning on the far left hand side is the POWER button (1) with built-in LED. It controls power to the Citation 25 and any components in the switched AC outlets on the back panel. taffribyti When the Citation 25 has been turned OFF using the remote control, the STANDBY light (2) will remain lit, signaling that the main POWER switch is still on. III traiog010.100101.000Pt: le• The Citation 25 provides you with extreme flexibility in audio and video tape playback and recording. Up to nine components may be connected to the preamplifier, Four (VCR 1, VCR 2, TAPE 1 and TAPE 2) are selected directly from their appropriate monitor buttons. Five more arc selected after pressing the SOURCE button. VCR/TAPE MONITOR (3.6). Two Hi-Fi VCR's may be selected through the VCR 1 (3) and VCR 2 (4) monitor buttons. In addition, playback of two audio tape recorders can be monitored through the TAPE 1 (5) and TAPE 2 (6) monitor buttons. SOURCE (7). The SOURCE button may be thought of as a sort of "master switch" which, when pressed, gives you access to 5 more inputs (AN 1, A/ V2, CD, TUNER and PHONO). These sources may not be accessed for playback unless the SOURCE button is pressed. Function Selectors (8-12). Next are five primary source buttons. Remember, these controls are only operable when the SOURCE button has been pressed in. AN 1 (8) and AN 2 (9) select both sound and picture from video sources such as Laser Discs, TV tuners (when equipped with RCA-type connections) or CDV players. The other three are audio-only, for selection of your CD player (10), FM/AM TUNER (11) and PHONO input (12) from a turntable with moving magnet or moving coil cartridge. We cannot stress enough the importance of making sure that VCR/Tape Monitor buttons are not left in after you finish listening to a cassette or viewing a video tape. If any of these buttons are left pressed in, (while you wish to listen to a CD, FM, phonograph record, etc.) you will be left with silence until the SOURCE button is once again pressed in (disengaging all VCR & tape sources).

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Citation
25
Front
Panel
Controls
2
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Remote
Patrol
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51
VC
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VOR/TH
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0,4';
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S.
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8
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V1
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Figure
2
Citation
25
Front
Panel
The
following
is
a
short
explanation
of
the
operating
controls
and
features
on
the
exterior
and
hinged,
fl
ip
-down
panel
of
your
Citation
25
Control
Preamplifier.
0#0,q
v-kti
Beginning
on
the
far
left
hand
side
is
the
POWER
button
(1)
with
built-in
LED.
It
controls
power
to
the
Citation
25
and
any
components
in
the
switched
AC
outlets
on
the
back
panel.
taffribyti
When
the
Citation
25
has
been
turned
OFF
using
the
remote
control,
the
STANDBY
light
(2)
will
remain
lit,
signaling
that
the
main
POWER
switch
is
still
on.
Si
rice
Left
RIM
14
15
16
:
:•:
VO
me
M
26
22
P
C'
• •
III
traiog010.100101.000Pt:
le•
The
Citation
25
provides
you
with
extreme
fl
exibility
in
audio
and
video
tape
playback
and
recording.
Up
to
nine
compo-
nents
may
be
connected
to
the
preamplifier,
Four
(VCR
1,
VCR
2,
TAPE
1
and
TAPE
2)
are
selected
directly
from
their
appropri-
ate
monitor
buttons.
Five
more
arc
selected
after
pressing
the
SOURCE
button.
VCR/TAPE
MONITOR
(3.6).
Two
Hi-Fi
VCR's
may
be
selected
through
the
VCR
1
(3)
and
VCR
2
(4)
monitor
buttons.
In
addition,
playback
of
two
audio
tape
recorders
can
be
moni-
tored
through
the
TAPE
1
(5)
and
TAPE
2
(6)
monitor
buttons.
SOURCE
(7).
The
SOURCE
button
may
be
thought
of
as
a
sort
of
"master
switch"
which,
when
pressed,
gives
you
access
to
5
more
inputs
(AN
1,
A/
V2,
CD,
TUNER
and
PHONO).
These
sources
may
not
be
accessed
for
playback
unless
the
SOURCE
button
is
pressed.
Function
Selectors
(8-12).
Next
are
five
primary
source
buttons.
Remember,
these
controls
are
only
operable
when
the
SOURCE
button
has
been
pressed
in.
AN
1
(8)
and
AN
2
(9)
select
both
sound
and
picture
from
video
sources
such
as
Laser
Discs,
TV
tuners
(when
equipped
with
RCA
-type
connections)
or
CDV
players.
The
other
three
are
audio
-only,
for
selection
of
your
CD
player
(10),
FM/AM
TUNER
(11)
and
PHONO
input
(12)
from
a
turntable
with
moving
magnet
or
moving
coil
cartridge.
We
cannot
stress
enough
the
importance
of
making
sure
that
VCR/Tape
Monitor
buttons
are
not
left
in
after
you
finish
listening
to
a
cassette
or
viewing
a
video
tape.
If
any
of
these
buttons
are
left
pressed
in,
(while
you wish
to
listen
to
a
CD,
FM,
phonograph
record,
etc.)
you
will
be
left
with
silence
until
the
SOURCE
button
is
once
again
pressed
in
(disengaging
all
VCR
&
tape
sources).