(Reler To; Memory Presettings; Am Loop Antenna - Technics ST-500 Operating Instructions Manual

The indication AM used here includes
both MW and LW for Model ST·500l.
Memory Presettings
Importantl----------------- Notes:
1. For automatic presetting in areas where there are Iess than 16
II this anten na is not installed,
FM stations, the remaining channels (through channel 16) wil!
AM broadcasts will not be
be lelt empty. The empty channels can be lilled by using
received,
AM
lOOp
antenna
manual memory presetting.
2 II a new broadcasting station is preset into a channel, the
broadcasting station which was previously entered in that
With th is unit you may preset as many as 16 radio broadcast sta ­
channel will be automatically erased,
tions: FM/AM random presetting, After broadcast stations have
3. For AM broadcasts with extremely strong signa I transmis·
been preset as described below, any desired station can be quick­
sions, the frequency memorized may be slightly different Irom
Iy and easily selected by simply touching one button
the correct frequency, If this occurs, use the manual control to
memorize.
Automatic memory presetting
The FM broadcasting stations and AM broadcasting stations will be automatical!y preset to "channels" 1 through 16 lor FM
and 9 through 16 lor AM, respectively,
The FM broadcasting stations, MW broadcasling stations, and LW broadcasting stations will be automatically preset in
"channels" 1 through 16 for FM, 9 through 16 for MW, and 13 through 16 for LW, respectively.
Note: When AM is automatically preset, Ihe FM stations on "channels" 9 through 16 wil! be replaced by the new AM stations,
"FM":
lor FM broadcasts Before presetting the broadcasting
"on"
( I - __ )
"AM":
for AM broadcasts stations, press to select the
appropriate frequency step for your
"FM":
for FM broadcasts
locality,
Channel display
"MW":
lor MW broadcasts
(Reler to page 5.)
"LW":
for LW broadcasts
Memory indicator
5
Confirm the names (call signs,
3
Set to the lowest frequency.
etc.) of the broadcasting sta·
Tuning Press the left button to change the Irequency downward,
tions which are preset to each and press the right button to change the frequency upward.
channel, and enter them on the
-FM: 87.50 MHz
file sheet (page 8).
-AM: 522 kHz
(9 kHz step)
or
530
kHz
(10 kHz step)
• To check the front channels (CH 1 - 8)
- FM: 87.50 MHz
Press momentarily,
-MW: 522 kHz
(9 kHz step)
or
530
kHz
(10 kHz step)
- LW: 153 kHz (-
2kHz shift)
or 155 kHz
o~
.1
Press the button and hold slightly (frequency wil! change con­
'r%
tinuouslYl·
...
•
Frequency stored in the memory and
channel number are displayed,
2
Release it when approaching the above exact frequency,
2:Q~
and then press Ihe button again momenlarily (frequency
0-'
,r,
3:
change will stop)
•
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• To check the back channels (CH 9 - 16)
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Press the button momentarily (Irequency wil I change each
Press slightly longer.
time Ihe button is pressed), and tune 10 one of the above Ire ­
•
. ' 1<
quencies .
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4 Press. When the frequency indication begins to change,
Frequency stored in Ihe memory and release.
channel number are displayed.
The frequency will change upward, and the automatic presetting wil! begin
(J.g,
with Ihe next broadcasling station,
It will continue 10 preset consecutive broadcast stations.
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