Am And F*L Antenna Connecflons; Am Loop Antenna; Am Outdoor Antenna - JVC RX-206BK Instructions Manual

AM and FM Antenna Connections
AM Loop Antenna
75-Ohm Antenna
with codial cable
To receive radio broadcasts, you will have to connect AM and
FM antennas to the receiver.
An AM loop antenna is included with your receiver.
FM antennas use two types of cable connections: 75-ohm
cables have a round coaxial connection while 300-ohm cables
have a flat connection.
AH Loop Antenna
Q Fold out the loop from the antenna base.
@ Connect one antenna wire to one of the AM LOOP terminals
on the receiver.
@ Connect the remaining antenna wire to the other AM LOOP
terminal.
Note: These two terminals open and close the same way as
the speaker terminals.
O Adjust the loop antenna as needed to get the best reception.
AM Outdoor Antenna
lf your AM broadcast reception is unsatisfactory, you should
connect an AM outdoor antenna in addition to the looo
antenna.
lmportant! The AM loop antenna must be installed to receive
AM broadcasts. Do not disconnect the loop antenna when
installing an outdoor antenna.
Q Install a single vinyl-covered antenna wire outdoors. The an-
tenna wire shold be about 16 to 40 feet (5 to 12 meters) long.
@ Connect one end of the antenna to the AM loop terminal
marked AM EXT.
Note: Except for the connection, make sure no uninsulated
antenna wire touches the rear panel of the receiver.
Otherwise, the receiver might not pick up AM broadcasts.
F|t 75.Ohm Antenne Cable
Q Loosen the screws holding the bracket to the rear panel of
the receiver.
O Loosen the cap of the 300/75-ohm terminal on the rear panel
of the receiver.
@ Insert the round antenna cable through the bracket from
below.
@ Vake sure that the shield braid on the cable contacts the
bracket. and that the center conductor of the cable contacts
the 300/75-ohm terminal.
@ lgfrten the bracket screws and the cap on the 300/75-ohm
terminal.
Ft ?OO-Ohm Antenna
Cable
Q Loosen the cap on the 300/75-ohm terminal on the rear panel
bf the receiver.
O Loosen the cap on the 300-ohm terminal on the rear panel of
the receiver.
@ Connect the two conductors of the antenna cable to the
300/75-ohm terminal and the 300-ohm terminal.
@ Tighten the caps on both terminals.
Note: Whether you use the 75-ohm or 300-ohm cable, make
sure the antenna conductors do not touch any other terminals
on the receiver. This could cause poor reception.
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