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before switching it on again. If the protection circuitry remains engaged, even after the amplifier has cooled down sufficiently and all NAD 5 GBconnections have been checked you will have to con- sult your NAD dealer. 7. PORTABLE RECORD / PLAY JACKSThese jacks accept 3.5mm stereo Mini-Jacks, as used by most portable equipment such as Walkmans, Mini Disc and DCC recorders, portable CD players etc. Besides portables, regular “full sized” Hi Fi com- ponents such as a CD player, cassette deck or VCR can be connected to these jacks as well. For playback, connect a patch cord from the portable’s headphone output to the PORTABLE PLAY jack on the amplifier’s front panel. To record, connect a patch cord from the amplifier’s PORTABLE RECORD jack to the portable’s LINE IN jack(s) - not its microphone inputs. If your tape recorder has separate record and play- back heads and is designed to allow the recorded signal on the tape to be monitored, use the TAPE connections on the amplifier’s rear panel for that recorder. PORTABLE / TAPE MONITOR PORTABLE: Press the PORTABLE button IN to listen to the source connected to PORTABLE PLAY jack. Note: When PORTABLE is selected, the signal from the portable source will mix with whichever rear panel input is selected. This will not normally cause a problem if the selected source is in stop mode. However it may be preferable to either select an unused input or, if all inputs are used, switch off all the inputs by lightly pressing any of the input selector buttons so that they are all positioned OUT. Ensure that the TAPE MONITOR button out also. When the PORTABLE button is OUT, the selected rear panel source signal will be fed to the PORTABLE RECORD jack. To record from a line input, the TAPE MONITO...