Fm Tuning; Eset E Terres; Pre-Setting Fm Stations - Nakamichi 730 Owner's Manual

FM Tuning
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Threshold
The higher you set the threshold control
(the further to the left), the stronger the
stations you receive will be. At the
highest setting, you will receive only the
strongest stations in your area.
To properly decode a Dolby FM broad-
cast, touch the Dolby FM sensor (13).
This will engage the DB-100 Dolby FM
circuit board, if installed. The DB-100 is
factory installed in all Nakamichi 730's
sold in the United States, and is available
as an option in other countries. Selecting
Dolby FM when the DB-100 is not
installed will interrupt the FM tuner
output. For proper sound, use the Dolby
circuit for Dolby FM broadcasts only.
Pre-Setting FM Stations
You can use the station preset controls
(19) to manually tune in up to four
selected FM stations. Once preset, each
station can be tuned in automatically by
touching the corresponding — station
memory sensor (18). The preset controls
are only active when the corresponding
memory sensor has been touched and the
sensor lamp is glowing.
To pre-set a station, touch the desired
station memory sensor. Turn the corre-
sponding preset control to tune in the
station as you would on a conventional
tuner. Turn clockwise to move the tuning
pointer to the right. Turn counterclock-
wise to turn the pointer to the left. As
Station
you approach the station, one of the
tuning lamps (17) will glow to indicate
the direction of the station. Keep turning
the preset control until both tuning lamps
are lit. The tuner wil! be locked onto the
station. As long as you leave the preset
contro! there, the tuner will automati-
cally go to your selected station when the
corresponding station memory sensor is
touched.
If you are trying to pre-set a particularly
weak or distant FM station, you may need
to turn off the muting. If the FM muting
is on, the FM mute sensor (15) lamp will
be glowing. To disengage the muting,
touch the sensor (15). In this case, the
station will not be strong enough to cause
the tuning indicators to glow. Tune in the
station by actually listening to the pro-
gram and adjusting for optimum sound.
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