System Aspects; General Information; Enhanced System Intelligence; Automatic Source Seleciton - Philips FT 920 Owner's Manual

<@) ADVANCED OPTIONS
PROGRAM TYPE
You can 6 preferred program types in the
memory of the tuner:
EASY, POP, CLASSIC, INFO, CULTURE:, OTHERS.
Storing program types
• Select a station with the digit keys 3.
• Pross the 4 to open the memor:
• Press the TYPE SELECT key
until the desired program type lights
again to store the program
type in the memory.
Tuning to presets under which a program type
has been stored
• Select with PROGRAM TYPE SELECT key
8 the desired program
You will now receive
this program type been
lowest preset number.
If
flO
is'found with the selected
station
P:~'[';
will appear on the display
seconds, which the next program
•
will be selected.
St""CH1";
with the same program type can be
in ascending order by
PROGRAM TYPE PRI:
SYSTEM ASPECTS
ENHANCED SYSTEM INTELLIGENCE IE.S'!.}
tem.
the tuner is connected via the ESI BUS
sockets to the I:SI BUS of a IliFI sys
tern (e.g. the Philips 900 series), the luner can
be operated via the rernote control of the sys ­
addition, the functions mentioned below are
then accessible.
AUTOMATIC SOURCE SELECTION
the AUTO SELECT function on the
receiver/amplifier is activated, the tuner will auto ­
matically be selected as soon as the
BAND. digit, PROGRAM TYPE or PRE-
or .... SEARCH
1>1>
or when you
rotary knob.
AUTOMATIC STOP
AUTO SELECT function on the
receiver/amplifier is activated, the tuner will auto ­
matically stop playing as soon as another source
in the system is selected.
STANDBY
• Switching your tuner to standby can be
via the system remote control.
• First select tuner on the remote control and
then briefly the standby
The tuner be switched to
• If the standby key is pressed for more
than 1 second whole system will
be to standby.
All light indicators will be switched off with the
•
of the standby indicator on the
is
the
is switched to
when a
is active, the recol·a.
cancelled.
selecting the TUNER source on the
receiver/amplifier or on the remote con­
trol, the tuner will be again.
• The tuner will also be activated
the BAND,
or PRESET), or....
1>1>
keys, or
when you turn the FREOUENCY/PRI:SET rotary
knob.
MAINTENANCE
can occur,
apparatus
expose the equipment to humidity or
SYSTEM ASPECTS GENERAL INFORMATION
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SCAN
o
By pressing the SCAN key
Oil
the system remote
contro' carl scan all stored preset stations.
The shows S[!-ll',t,
The now scan all stored preset sta ­
with the current preset You
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seconds of the program each rain.
• A chamois leather clolh slightly moistened with
SCAN again you stop the scan water, is sufficient jar cleaning the tuner.
nlng tunctlon at the pl'eset station you wish to • Do not use cleaning containing alcohol,
hear. spirits, ammonia or
• The function stops automatically when
all been scanned.
Note: stations are too weak, the scanning func­
tion will not stop on these presets.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
(SuLlject to modification)
correct ESI
BUS connections are
tuner functions car! be operated
series) svstem remote control
•
•
data when using
keys for stations or
tuning
function;
•
PRESET ITRACK - next
01'
previous preset sta ­
Wave range FM:.
. .... ",,87.5 -108
Adjacent Channel C~,I~A+;,,;h
dB (300
• Total harmonic distortion ..... 0.3 'Yo
.... trequency search down;
- 1>1> -
frequency search up;
• Frequency response:, ..30 15,000 Hl -2dB
- MODE for selection;
-- SCAN for preset stations;
• SIN ratio: mono/stereo
74/70 dB
STANDBY selectinq standby mode;
• Channel separation:
dB at 1 kHz
• IF
suppression
dB
• Image rejection: .. ...75 dB
• Wave range 522 1,611 kHz
• Sensitivity AM 26 dB SIN: 1.0 IllV/rn
• Dimensions
(w
h x d):
17'x 4
1/S'x
11 (435 x 106 x 300
min)
approx.
Ibs (3.5 kg) approx.
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