Jensen JMC-1250 User Manual page 11

Note :
• If no buttons are pressed after 5 seconds when setting the Radio Station Presets,
the JMC-1250 will return to tuner mode
• The Radio Station Presets may be lost if the main power switch is turned off. If
this occurs, you will need to reset the Radio Station Preset.
• You can overwrite a present station by saving the new frequency in its place.
FM and FM Stereo Reception
1. Release the FM Mode button (#6) to select Stereo Mode. The LCD display (#2)
will show "ST" when receiving a stereo program.
2. Press down FM Mode button (#6) to select Mono Mode. The LCD display (#2)
will not show "ST" even receiving a stereo program.
Note : It is preferable to receive the program in Mono Mode when you are receiving
a weak station.
TIPS FOR BEST RECEPTION
AM - The AM antenna is located inside the cabinet of the main unit. If AM reception
is weak, change the position of cabinet until the internal antenna picks up the
strongest signal,
FM - During FM reception, always keep the FM Wire Antenna (#38) fully extended.
If FM reception is weak try repositioning the FM Wire Antenna until you find
the strongest signal.
Noted :
- Remove the stylus protector.
- Be sure that the tone arm is being detached from
the tone arm rest before operating and re-secured
again afterwards.
1. Press the PHONO/BLUETOOTH/AUX BUTTON (#24) repeatedly to select
Phono Mode. The LCD DISPLAY (#2) will show PHONO.
2. Set the Speed selector (#33) to the proper position depending on the record to
be played.
3. Place the record on the platter; use the SPINDLE ADAPTOR (#32) when
playing 45 RPM records.
4. Lift the tone arm from the rest and slowly move it to
the record side. The platter will start to rotate.
5. Place the tone arm to the desired position of the
record.
6. Adjust the volume to the desired level.
7. At the end of record, the platter will automatically stop
rotating. Lift the tone arm from the record and return it
to the rest.
8. To stop manually, lift the tone arm from the record and return it to the rest.
PHONO OPERATION
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