Onkyo TX-902 Instruction Manual page 12

Classified Memory Function
The memory can be divided (classified) for different users or pro-
grams of stations.
NOTE:
There are times when frequencies are left in the machine's me-
mory from the final testing done prior to shipment. If this is the
case with your TX-902/900, cancel unnecessary preset stations
according to "How to cancel memorized stations" and memorize
desired frequencies.
How to classify stations
With this model, six classes (CLASS A to F) are available and
stations can be memorized in any class. A total of 30 stations
can be memorized in classes from A to F. Although the same
station can be memorized in different classes, the memory
number for the station will differ depending on the order in which
the station is memorized in the classes.
MEMORY
CLASSIFIED MEMORY PRESET
DIRECT TUNING.
Number Buttons
1) Tune inthe desired station (see section on "Tuner Reception').
Press the MEMORY button.
@ The MEMORY indicator will flash for 8 seconds.
}) Press the desired Classified Memory button (one of buttons A
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© The station is mernorized in the selected class with the me-
mory number which is the smallest of the unoccupied
numbers in the class.
By repeating the operations above, up to 30 stations can be me-
morized. If an attempt is made to memorize 31 stations or more,
"FULL" will be displayed in the Input Selector/Frequency Display,
indicating that no more stations can be memorized.
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Es Hovw te cancel memorized stations
Retrieve the class number you want to cancel (see "How to
retrieve memorized stations") and then press the MUTE/MODE
button while holding down the MEMORY button. Another
station can be memorized with the memory number which has
been cancelled.
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How to retrieve memorized stations
. -() Press the Classified Memory button for the desired class. If
remote control is used, the class next to the present one is re-
trieved when the CLASS button is pressed. (TX-902 only)
@ The memory number (station) which was being received
before the class is retrieved will be received. ,
(2) There are several methods to proceed after the above operations
are carried out. Use any of the following methods.
a. Pressing the same Classified Memory button again permits
the next preset memory number (station) to be received.
b. Input the memory number you wish to receive by using the
Number buttons.
@ If the memory number consists of 2 digits, input two
numbers, immediately one after the other. For instance,
when inputting "15", "15" will not be registered if you
wait more than one second before inputting "5", resulting
in only "1" being registered.
@ |fanumber other than a number from 1 to 30, or anumber
which has not been memorized is input, the number
flashes for 2 seconds and then the number which was
displayed before will be displayed.
@ If a number between 1 and 3 is pressed, the display and
station are changed 1 second later.
c. Whenthe <« PRESET ® button of the remote controller
is pressed, the memory number of the class currently being
received will be incremented or decremented. Keeping
pressing the button increments or decrements continuously.
After the maximum or minimum number is reached, the next
class or one before the present class will be entered.
(TX-902 only)
Tape Recording
qd) Make all connections between the tape deck and the unit as.
shown in the System Connections Diagram.
(2) Radio: Press the FM or AM Input Selector button.
Record: Press the PHONO Input Selector button.
cu: Press the CD Input Selector button.
3) Put the tape deck in the recording mode. The recording can be
monitored through the speakers or headphones as desired. For
TAPE-2, turn on the corresponding Tape Monitor button to hear
the signal that, having been recorded, is returned from the deck
to the TX-902/900. (if the deck has three heads).
(4) Set the proper recording level using the controls on the tape
deck used for recording. Also, during recording and dubbing
operations, never change the positions of any controls (bass,
treble, etc.) on this unit.
Tape-to-Tape Dubbing
G@) Connect the two tape decks to this unit as shown in the System
Connections diagram.
(2) Load the original tape in tape deck 1 and the blank tape in tape
deck 2.
Press the TAPE-1 Input Selector button.
(4) Put tape deck 1 in the playback mode and tape deck 2 in the
recording mode.
6) The source signal can be monitored through the speakers or
headphones, when the TAPE-2 MONITOR button is in the OFF
position. If tape deck 2 has three heads, the just-recorded signa!
can be monitored (when the TAPE-2 MONITOR button is in
the ON position). Refer to the tape deck instruction manuals
for more details. :
Using the Graphic Equalizer
G@) Connect the graphic equalizer to the TAPE-2 jacks on the rear
panel.
(2) if a second tape deck is used, connect it to the tape jacks on
the graphic equalizer. ;
Press the TAPE-2 MONITOR button.
Follow the graphic equalizer operating instructions.
To record an equalized signal, use tape deck 2 (connected to
the equalizer) for recording.
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