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2. OPERATION
e Nomenclature and Function
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@ Preset Buttons
Tune 12 FM frequencies (6 for FM1 and 6 for FM2) and 6 MW fre-
quencies with the touch of a button. Frequencies can be preset freely.
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6 frequencies can be set for MW and LW in models equipped with
LW.
@ Band Select Button
Each press switches from FM1 to FM2 to MW to. FM1, etc.
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Switching between FM and MW/LW on units equipped with LW is
performed with the band button. Switching between MW and LW is
accomplished with the tuning button. MW is 531 — 1,602kHz, while
LW is 153 — 281 kHz.
© Seek Button
Press to set to the SEEK position (SEEK illuminates on display) and use
the tuning button for seek tuning. During seek tuning, the FM fre-
quency changes in 50kHz steps, while MW changes at 9kHz steps.
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LWchanges at 9kHz steps in models equipped with LW.
@ Local Station Button
Use this button to change the seek threshold level of the seek function.
Normally, this button is kept in the OFF position. At night, when radio
signal conditions are favorable, very weak signals are often detected
and sought out by the seek function. Pressing this button (Note: LOC.
will illuminate on the display) will raise the seek threshold level to eli-
minate this problem.
@ Preset-Scan Button
Press to tune each stored frequency for 5 seconds in the order of the
preset button
numbers.
Press once again to cancel the preset-scan
function and to stay at a certain frequency.
© Reading the Displays
@ Band Indicator
Changes in the order of F1 > F2 > M with each press of the band select
button. F1, F2 and M stand for FM1, FM2 and MW respectively.
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For models equipped with LW, switching between MW and LW is
accomplished with the tuning button.
@ FM Stereo Indicator
Lights when an FM stereo broadcast is tuned in.
© Seek Indicator
Lights when the seek button is pressed.
@ Local Station Indicator
Lights when local station button is pressed.
@ Channel Number Indicator
Corresponding channel number lights when preset button is pressed.
© Frequency Indicator
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@ Display
@ Power Switch
Press to switch power ON and OFF. (The cassette deck takes priority
over the tuner, so switch the cassette deck OFF when in use.)
© Stereo/Monaural Button
Switches an FM broadcast between stereo and monaural. Usually this
button is kept in the raised, stereo position (red MO on button not lit).
In this setting, stereo broadcasts will cause the stereo indicator on the
display to light, and full stereo effect can be enjoyed. Automatic Recep-
tion Control (ARC) ensures constant optimal tone quality.
If excessive noise is present, pressing this button (red MO on button lit)
allows monaural reception for less noise and better listening.
© Memory Button
@ Tuning Button
When the seek button is in the OFF position, each press of the (+) side
of this button increases the FM frequency in 25kHz steps or MW
in
9kHz steps. Each press of the (—) side decreases the frequencies by
their respective steps. Holding down either side of the button causes
the frequencies to change at high speed.
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LWchanges at 1kHz steps on models equipped with LW.
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TUNE
1. Press the power
switch
@ to turn
power
ON,
and
the band
together with the frequency will appear on the display @.
2. Select a band using the band select button ©.
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For models equipped with LW, use the tuning button @ to select
either MW or LW.
3. Select a frequency using seek, manual or one of the other tuning
methods.
4. Adjust the volume, balance, bass and treble to the desired levels
using the controls on the cassette deck or CD player (with control
amplifier).
Seek Tuning
With the seek button
© in the ON position, the frequency increases
when the (+) side of the tuning button
@ is pressed and decreases
when the (—) side is pressed. At this time, the next receivable broad-
cast is automatically tuned in.
Manual Tuning
With the seek button
@ in the OFF
position,
tuning is performed
pressing the (+) side and (—) side of the tuning button @.
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For normal seek tuning on models equipped with LW, the frequency
changes at 9kHz steps in the range of 155 — 281 kHz. Manual tuning
is used to tune in the frequency of 153kHz. Once 153kHz is tuned,
switching to seek tuning allows advancement
of the frequency
changes
at 9kHz
steps
in the range
of 153—279kHz.
When
1,602 kHz is reached in MW, tuning wraps around to 155kHz in LW.
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