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FRONT PANEL FACILITIES
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POWER
STANDBY/ON
switch/STANDBY indicator
This
is
the switch for
electric power.
ON:
When set
to the
ON
position, power
is
supplied and the
unit
becomes operational.
STANDBY:
When set
to
STANDBY position, the main power
flow
is
cut
and
the unit
is no longer
fully
operational.
A
minute
flow
of
power
feeds
the unit
to
maintain
operation
readiness.
The
STANDBY
indicator
lights when
the
power
is
STANDBY, and goes
out
during
ON.
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ON/OFF possiblel
When
the unit
is
switched
ON,
ON/OFF
control can be performed by
means of
the
optional timer.
NOTE:
When
the
power
is
initially
turned ON,
muting
will be applied
to
prcvent
sound
from
being
output
for
about 5
seconds.
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(vtDEo stcNAL) sELEcroR button
Use
to
change
the
video
signal
in
sequence leaving
the
sound
unchanged.
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1
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VCR
2
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OFF.
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The current
setting
is
shown by
an indicator on
the
display section.
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Remote sensor
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CONTRoL
buttons
(See
page 28)
1,
2
buttons:
These buttons
are
for
memorizing
and
recalling your current settings.
Both
1
and
2
canbe
used
to
memorize
settings.
lf you
connect another
component, such as
a
CD player,
to the
CONTROL OUT
jack
on the
rear panel,
the
signals
to
switch
power
on
and
start
play
are
also
transmitted.
MEMORY:
Use
when
memorizing settings
to
a
'l
,
2
button.
@
UeuOnY
button
(See
page 22)
Pressing
this button
will
result
in the
memorization
of
the
current
broadcast band, reception
frequency,
and FM AUTO/MONO mode.
This
button
is also used
for custom
memory operation.
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cUSToM MEMo
SEL
button
(See
page 22)
Recall
a genre name
with
this
button.
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button
Operate
when
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
is
set
to
TUNER.
Station
frequencies
assigned
to the STATION CALL buttons
are
tuned in,
one
after another,
beginning
with
the
current station
no.,
for approximately
5
seconds each. The display section SCAN indicator
will
light.
Press
the
button
again and
the tuner
remains
tuned
in
to the station
playing
when the button was
pressed
the
second time.
Station frequencies
not
assigned station numbers in
the
memory
are
skipped.
When you have selected
a
CUSTOM
I\TEMORY
genre, memory
scan
is performed on
the
stations in
that
genre.
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AUTo/MoNo
button
Use
to
select the auto stereo mode
or
monaural mode
when
listening
to
FM broadcasts. The monaural mode has been selected
when the
FM
MONO indicator in
the
display section is lit.
Auto stereo
mod€:
Normally, leave
in
this
mode
for
reception. When
a
stereo FM broadcast
is received,
it will
be automatically reproduced in stereo.
Monaural mode:
When receiving
distant
stations or stations
with
weak
broadcast signals,
the input signal may
be
weak, thus resulting in
increased noise
during
FM stereo broadcasts.
ln
this
event,
setting
the
receiver to
the
monaural
mode
will
reduce
the
noise.
ln
this
case,
however,
FM stereo broadcasts
will
be reproduced in monaural sound.
NOTE:
This
button
has no
effect
on reception of
AM
broadcasts.
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Tuning buttons
AUTO/MANUAL
tuning selector button:
(Page
21,
221
Use
to
select the
tuning
mode. To select
the
AUTO
tuning mode,
press
this button to light the AUTO
TUNING
indicator
in
the display section.
To select
the
MANUAL
tuning
mode,
switch
off
the
AUTO TUNING
indicator.
AUTO
tuning
When
the
-
or
+
TUNING
button
is
pressed, the receiver
automatically
scans
the
broadcast
station
frequencies. When
a
broadcast
is
detected,
the
scanning stops at
that
frequency.
NOTE:
Pressing
the
TUNING
button
(-
or
+
)
while scanning
is
taking place
causes
scanning to stop.
MANUAL tuning
This
lets
you manually tune
to
particular broadcast frequencies.
Each
press of
the
+
or
-
button
raises
or lowers the
frequency
by one
tuning
step.
For
continuous scanning,
keep
the
button
pressed,
then
release
it
to
stop
scanning.
DIRECT ACGESS
tuning
button:
(Page
211
When
this button
is pressed,
the
STATION CALL buttons
function
as
ten-key number buttons
for
direct input
of the
desired
reception
frequency.
Press again
to
cancel
this
mode.
lf
the
input station falls outside of
the
receiver's
tuning
range, the display
section
will
display
a
message: "UPPER" if the frequency
is
too
high
and
"LOWER"
if it
is
too
low.
HITS
(Hvper
lntelligentTuning Systeml button:
lPage
23)
Press
this button,
and search automatically begins up and
down
the
frequency {or stations
that
can be received. When
a
station
that
can
be received is
found, the
search operation stops.
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