Denon DCT-950R Service Manual page 7

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(U.S.A. Version)
Listening to the Radio
1 Press @ button to turn the tuner on. 3 Use the seek buttons to set the desired frequency.
2 Press the @ button to select one of the FM or AM There are two ways to adjust the frequency, as explained
below.
bands.
FM1 FM2 FM3 AM1 AM2 "ST" appears on the display when a stereo broadcast is
received.
Seek Tuning (2). Manual Tuning
Press this button to move to lower fre- Press the @ or @ ® button for at least two
uencies. Tuning stops automaticall P ?
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Press this button to move to higher fre-
quencies. Tuning stops automatically
when a station is found.
Tuning will not stop at stations whose signals are weak. To tune in such
stations, use manual tuning.
© Press the ® button to search for only stations with The frequency increases in steps of 200
strong signals when tuning in the seek mode. kHz for FM and 10 kHz for AM each time
this button is pressed.
The frequency decreases in steps of 200
kHz for FM and 10 kHz for AM each time
this button is pressed.
Presetting of 18 FM Stations and 12 AM Station
18 FM stations, and 12 AM stations can be preset at buttons 1 to Press preset button 1 (@(t,-*)) and hold it in for at least two
6 then tuned in directly. seconds.
After about two seconds, a "beep" is heard.
Example: Preset 102.5MHz at preset button 1 for FM1: "CH1" appears on the display. The station is now preset in the
1 Tune in FM1 102.5MHz using the seek tuning or manual tuning memory.
method. Use this procedure to store other stations. To tune in preset
; stations directly, simply press the button at which the station was
stored.
Using the Automatic Memory System
Use this function in areas where you do not know the frequencies of stations to automatically find stations and store them at the preset
buttons.
' The stations are automatically stored at the FM3 and AM2 bands, so if you store the stations you normally listen to at the FM1, FM2 and
AM1 bands, this function lets you quickly find stations in different areas without clearing the stations you normally listen to.
1 Use the @ and @ &® buttons to select the frequency from which you want to start searching.
2 Press the @ button and hold it in for at least 2 seconds.
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3 "A.MEMO" appears on the display. The band automatically switches to FM3 for FM, AM2 for AM, and the stations with the best
reception are stored in order at preset buttons 1 to 6.
4 Once the stations with the best reception are stored for the FM3 (AM2) band, the "A.MEMO" indicator turns off.
5 Use the @ button to switch back to the FM1, FM2 or AM1 band.
NOTE:
e Stations can also be stored manually for the FM3 and AM2 bands. However, when the automatic memory function is used, these
stations are replaced by the new stations with the best reception.
¢ If there are fewer than six stations with good reception, the number of the first preset button at which a station was stored is indicated
on the display.
e Inrare cases, it may happen that no stations are stored when the automatic memory function is used, due to poor reception conditions,
etc.
Presetting Scanning Mono Function (Auto/Mono Selection)
This function is used at the time of FM reception when the
stereo broadcast is hard to hear or when there is noise
interference. It changes the stereo reception to monaural.
This function lets you check the stations stored at preset
buttons 1 to 6. j
Press the @® button for at least 2 seconds.
The stations are received in order for 5 seconds each. Press the ® button for more than 2 seconds.
@ Even when the this function is used, there are occasions
when the sound is not improved, depending on the reception
conditions.
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