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G) POWER
STANDBY/ON
switch
When this switch is pressed, power is supplied to the unit. Press the
switch again to turn power off
[Timer ON/OFF pssible]
When the unit is switched ON, ON/OFF control can be performed by
means of the optional timer.
NOTE:
When the power is initially turned ON, muting will be applied to pre-
vent sound from being output for about 5 seconds.
(2) VCR
NOISE FILTER switch
If tape hiss is noticeable while performing playback of video cassette
tapes, press this switch to reduce the noise.
After pressing this switch, ''"VCR NOISE FILTER' will appear on the
display section.
NOTE:
¢ This switch can be used when either VCR 1 or VCR 2 function
switches is selected.
© The effectiveness in reducing high-frequency hiss noise varies de-
pending on the type of tape used, the recording level, and other con-
ditions.
@ TV ANT (VIDEO/TV) selector switch
This switch can be used in place of the TV ANT switch on the RF Modu-
lator JA-RF5 (sold separetely). This is effective only when the JA-RF5's
TV ANT switch is set to the VIDEO position. For example:
In VIDEO mode (TV-ANT indicator in the display section goes out):
Allows you to use video components connected to the receiver.
in TV mode (TV-ANT indicator in the display section lights):
Connects the TV antenna, thus allowing you to view normal TV broad-
casts, regardless of whether the receiver's POWER is ON or OFF.
NOTE:
© When in the VIDEO mode, no sound will be produced from the TV
set's speakers. Listen uSing the speakers connected to the receiver.
© Noise may be produced if the TV set's volume control is turned up.
Turn down the set's volume control when listening.
© This switch functions only when the TV ANT selector switch on the
RF Modulator is set to "VIDEO."
@ Remote sensor
@® SIMULATED STEREO switch
Press to produce a simulated stereo effect when listening to monaural
sources (for example, normal AM or TV broadcasts).
"SIMULATED STEREO" appears on the display section.
NOTE:
This effect is not produced through the surround speakers.
(6) ACOUSTIC switches
MEMORY:
Pressing this switch will result in the memorization of the sound quali-
ty (tone control condition). Press again to cancel this mode.
SELECT
* This switch is used to preset the five acoustic memories (A—E).
* This switch is also used to recall previously set sound quality set-
tings. Each time you press the switch, the sound quality setting ad-
vances in the order shown below.
:
FLAT-LOUDNESS~A~B>-C~D-E-F
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FLAT:
For flat (normal) frequncy response.
LOUDNESS:
Emphasizes the low- and high- frequency ranges. Produces a fuller sense
of sound, particularly when listening at low volume.
A-—E:
Memorized acoustic memory settings.
Presetting the acoustic memory
@ Adjust the sound quality as desired using the BASS and TREBLE
~
control switches.
®
Settings are shown by the TONE indicator on the display section.
@ Press the ACOUSTIC MEMORY switch.
@ The TONE indicator on the display section blinks on and off.
© Press the ACOUSTIC
SELECT switch and select the acoustic
memory to which you wish to assign the setting (A - E).
® The sound quality setting is memorized
approximately two
seconds after you last press the ACOUSTIC SELECT switch.
in this way, the desired tone will be preset in one of the five acoustic
memory positions. To preset four other desired tone settings, perform
the same operations.
To recall the memorized tone setttings, press the ACOUSTIC SELECT
switch to select the desired memory position. In this way, five differ-
ent tone settings can be preset and recalled in the five positions of the
acoustic memory.
@ STATION
NAME
switch
This switch is used when inputting station names.
Press again to cance! this mode.
(8) AUTO/MANUAL TUNING selector switch
This switched is used to select the tuning mode. The TUNING AUTO
indicator lights when the AUTO tuning mode has been selected. The
TUNING MANUAL indicator lights when the MANUAL tuning mode has
been selected.
AUTO tuning
When the — or + TUNING switch is pressed, the receiver automati-
cally scans the broadcast station frequencies. When a broadcast is de-
tected, the scanning stops at that frequency.
NOTE:
Pressing the TUNING switch (— or +) while scanning is taking place
causes scanning to stop.
MANUAL tuning
This lets you manually tune to particular broadcast frequencies. Each
press of the + or — switch raises or lowers the frequency by one tun-
ing step. For continuous scanning, keep the switch depressed, then re-
lease it to stop scanning.
® DIRECT ACCESS
TUNING switch
When this switch is pressed, the STATION CALL switches functionas
ten-key number switches for direct input of the desired reception fre-
quency. Press again to cance! this mode.
tf the input station falls outside of the receiver's tuning range, the ds-
play section will display a message: 'UPPER' if the frequency is too
high and ''LOWER"'
if it is too low.
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