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Your Satellit at a Glance
The figures in brackets refer to the page(s) with the extensive
description.
G) Function Switch
AUT. = radio switches on and off automatically;
three switching on times and three switching off times
can be programmed.
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= radio off
•
=radio on
Even when the radio is switched off, it remains connected to
the power supply. To disconnect the radio from the power sup-
ply disconnect it from the wall socket.
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Headphone Socket
®
Loudspeaker Switch
(12)
~~
=broadband speaker and tweeter switched on
~
=tweeter switched off.
Ext. = buillt-in speakers switched off.
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Battery Check/Illumination
(11)
BATI. = battery condition check
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=temporary illumination
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ANL-Switch
(13)
ANL =automatic noise limiter circuit switched on
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VOLUME Control
volume level
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BASS Control
®
TREBLE Control
®
AM Bandwidth Switch
(13)
...r-t..
=narrow
~
= broad
_,.----._
= super-broad
@AM RF-GAIN Control
(14)
Locking position AGC = automatic gain control on normal AM
radio reception
Adjusting range MGC =manual gain control. Recommended
for single sideband reception.
®
Operating Mode Switch for AM Wavebands
(14)
LSB = lower side band
AM = normal AM radio reception
USB = upper side band
@
Fine Tuning BFO/SSB-CLARIFY
(14)
@ Coaxial Socket (DIN 45325)
for LW direction aerial (DF aerial)
@ LW-Ferrite Aerial Switch
DF = LW-DF aerial being connected to socket
@ in circuit
BC = LW-ferrite aerial connected
@) Manual Tuning Control
(12)
The control is magnetically notched.
When the control is turned slowly, the bands are scanned step
by step.
When the control is turned rapidly the sound is muted and the
steps are increased.
@ Preselector
(13)
On AM reception, the aerial input and IF circuits can be fine
tuned to the correct frequency either manually or by motor
drive. For this purpose, the knob@ can either be used as fine
tuning control or as switch (press centre part of the knob) for
the automatic fine tuning control. When the automatic fine tun-
ing circuit (motor drive) is switched on, AUT. PRESEL. will ap-
pear in the display
@).
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Programme Source Buttons
AUX. = playback from cassette/tape recorder or record deck
LW
= longwave reception
MW = mediumwave reception
AM bands
SW = shortware reception
FM
= VHF (FM) reception
@) Auxiliary Tuning Scale
for the AM wave bands.
Roughly indicates the frequencies tuned to in the aerial and the
IF circuits.
®Indicator
for optimum tuning and accu/battery condition
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@)Display
provides the following informations depending on the mode of
operation:
- TIME = time of day (24 hours clock)
- ON-TIME= switch-on time
-OFF-TIME= switch-off time
-DATE= date
- FREQ. = frequency tuned to in MHz
- LW, MW, SW or FM = selected waveband
- STAT. 1-32 = number of memory position
- AUT. PRESEL = automatic fine tuning with preselector
switched on
-
s-.:atfa~a
= incorrect control operation
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and BATI. = standby batteries exhausted
@ DISPLAY Keys
for displaying the respective information
DATE
TIME = time of day
FREQ. = frequency tuned to.
®
Numeric Keyboard
for entering numeric data.
Press button CL for clearing incorrect entries.
@ RECALL-Button
for displaying
switch-on time (ON-TIME)
switch-off time (OFF-TIME)
preset stations (STATION)
®
SET Buttons
for storing the entered data in the memory.
Switch-on times (ON-TIME)
Switch-off times (OFF-TIME)
Preset Stations (STORE STATION)
DATE
Time of day (TIME)
Frequency tuned to (FREQ.)
@ Telescopic Aerial
for FM and SW reception.
Can be extended and tilted.
@ Aerial Switch
button pressed in: telescopic aerial connected
(12, 13, 14)
button released: external aerial connected to socket® or to
clamping terminals
@ in circuit.
® Coaxial Socket (DIN 45325/75 Ohm)
aerial connection for reception on all wavebands
@ Clamping Terminals for External
Aerial and Earth
@ Cinch-Sockets LINE (Phono Sockets)
IN
= for playback from a tape recorder; press button AUX
®
to switch socket into circuit
OUT= high-level output for driving amplifier systems.
@ Universal Socket
(OQD)
Input socket for record players with crystal or ceramic car-
tridge. Record players with a magnetic cartridge require a
preamplifier.
Input and output for recording and playing back with a tape re-
corder.
®
Battery Compartments
for 6 "Mono" batteries (HP 2) or two "Mignon" batteries (HP 7).
®
Mains Lead Compartment
@ Socket for External Loudspeaker
~
4
Ohm)
®
Socket for External DC Supply
10 ... 16 DC
@ Mains Supply Socket
@ Fuse Holder with Mains Fuse
Fuse T 315 mA
®
Voltage Selector
switchable by means of a coin.
In the factory the radio is set to 220 ... 240 V.
Information as which shortwave bands can be received are given
on the upper side of the unit (AB = amateur bands).
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