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1
Press the input
I
selector on the
amplifier
marked
"TUNER".
6
3,:?:"1
through
5.
4
Press
the
memory button momentarily.
([he
memory indicator
will
illuminate.)
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5
Memory indicator
To cancel
the
agarn.
memory
lunction,
press
the
memory button
Select the desired "CHANNEL".
To deslgnate channels
1-9:
Press
the appropriate
(1
-9)
preset{uning button.
To designate
channels
1O-24;,
O
Press
the
button
for the
"tens"
digit
(l
or
2).
@
Press
the
button
lor the
"units"
digit
(1
-0)
within
2
seconds
after
pressing the
first
button.
lf the
interval between pressing the
first
button and
pressing
the
second button
is
more than about 2 seconds, the setting
may not be made
correctly.
lf this
happens, make
the setting
once again (following step
4).
Repeat steps 2 through 5
to
make additional
memory presettings;
for later
retelence, note
the presettings in the station
memory
lile
on
pages tt8 and
49.
Note:
lf
a new broadcast station
is
preset into a channel, the broadcast
station which was
previously entered
in that
channel
will
be
automatically
erased.
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Memory presettings
You can
program 24
FMIAM radio
broadcast stations
into memory,
so
that
any
desired station
may be
selected
by simply
touching
one
or
two
buttons.
(See
pages
48-49.)
Haue
you perlormed the steps
1-3(on page2nol
"Mutual Operations"
?
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Press
the input selector on the amplifier mark.
Ed
"TUNER".
(Ihe
input
selector/volume
level
display
on the
amplifier
shows "TUNEB".)
Z
Press the
"FM" or *AM'button.
J
Tune
to the desired
broadcast.
It
powitl
Press
lo
change the lrequency
downward.
IuFAI
Press
to
change the frequency
upward.
.
Automatlc tuning
Press the button. When the lrequency indication begins to
change,
release
the
button (a broadcasting station
will
be
selected automatically). Repeat
this
operation
until
the
desired
staiion
is
found.
. ilanual
tuning
Press
the
button momentarily (frequency
will
change
each
time the butlon
is
pressed), and tune to the desired frequen-
cres.
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