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station or behind
a ferroconcrete building where
the radio field strength is low, install an outdoors
FM antenna. The height and direction of the out-
door
antenna
should
be adjusted
for optimum
reception.
When
the distance between
the antenna and this
tuner is over 30 meters
(around
100 feet), or in
areas subject to heavy traffic or close to a high-
tension
power
line, noise may
disturb
listening
even when the FM exclusive antenna is sued.
However,
since the coaxial
cabJe is a 75
ohm
unbalanced"' type, install a matching transformer
between
the antenna
and
the coaxial
cable to
prevent
wave
loss. When
this conversion
trans-
former
is incorporated
tn the antenna, a normal
75 ohm coaxial cable can be used,
2. RECEIVING
AM BROADCASTS
(1) Set the FUNCTION switch
to AM,
(2) The MODE
switch (5 may be either in the
MONO or STEREO position.
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(3) Find
the
desired
station
with
the
Tuning
knob
(48. In
this case, the point where the
pointer of the SIGNAL
meter @
shows
maximum
deviation
is the
correct
tuning
point.
Outdoor AM Antenna
When using this set far from the broadcasting sta-
tion or at a place where
the radio reception
is
adversely affected
by ferroconcrete
buildings or
some other structure, instal] an outdoor antenna.
Connect
viny! wire to the AM ANTENNA
ter-
minal
89 on the rear of this set, and install the
antenna
a short distance
from the building.
Fix
the antenna
where
the best radio reception can
be obtained.
!t Is desirable for safety's sake to
equip the outdoor antenna with an arrester switch.
3. USING THE ADAPTOR
TERMINALS
Dolby Recording
(1) As shown
in Fig. 2 connect the ADAPTOR
OUT terminals @4 to the tape deck recording
input terminals (LINE INPUT),
(2) Select the program source of your choice with
the FUNCTION switch @.
NOTE:
If you wish to monitor the sound being recorded
with the Dolby NR adaptor, turn the ADAPTOR
switch () ON.
Dolby Playback
(1) Connect the tape deck playback output termi-
nals (LINE
OUTPUT)
to the ADAPTOR
IN
terminals 63).
(2) Turn the ADAPTOR
switch (7? ON, and play-
back your Dolby system recordings.
NOTE:
For
detailed
instructions
on
connections
etc.,
please see the instruction
manual
provided with
your as
Anica
te
NR adaptor.
ADAPTOR
:
*
SIGNAL
SIGNAL 4
OFF
:
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ADAPTOR
SWITCH
Fig. 3,
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Fig. 2]
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4. OTHER ADAPTORS CURRENTLY
AVAILABLE
The provision of these additional and convenient
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adaptor terminals to the normal tape REC OUT/
PLAY terminals, enables other sophisticated adap-
tor units (e.g. a graphic equalizer, dynamic proces-
sor) to be connected without impairing the full
tape
monitoring
and
duplicating
facility.
When
using an adaptor, the program source can be taken
from the FUNCTION
switch (4 or the tape deck
Output
terminals.
Fig. 3 illustrates
an Adaptor
connected to the ADAPTOR
terminals.
5. USING TAPE DECKS
Playback
(1) According
to the TAPE
PLAY
(1, 2) @, @1
or ADAPTOR
IN terminals 63 to which the
tape
deck
Is connected,
the
TAPE
MONI-
TOR
switch 43 should be set to TAPE-1
or
TAPE-2, or the ADAPTOR
switch 47 should
be set to ON (2) (see Fig. 4).
(2) Operate the tape deck controls for playback.
(3) Adjust
the VOLUME
40, BASS
©, MID-
RANGE © and TREBLE @ controls for the
listening
level and tone quality of vou pre-
ference.
NOTE:
Setting the TAPE MONITOR
switch (3 to TAPE-1
or TAPE-2
enables tape playback
whatever
the
setting of the FUNCTION switch @,
pais
ae
DECK 1
ta
won: i :
TAPE DECK 2
TAPE
DECK
3
OFF
H
TAPE COPY SWITCH
TAPE MONITOR SWITCH
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Fig. 4
Recording
As shown
in Fig. 5, the receiver's TAPE
REC
OUT (1, 2) @, 62 and ADAPTOR
OUT terminals
64 carry
a certain
fixed
level output
from
the
source
selected
by the FUNCTION
switch 44,
which once the tape deck is connected to the ap-
propriate jacks, enables the selected source to be
recorded.
The operation is as follows:
1. Set the FUNCTION switch @ for the source to
be recorded.
2. Play the selected program source.
3. Adjust
the
recording
level
by means
of the
controls
on
the
tape
ciel and
commence
recording.
NOTE:
The receiver's VOLUME 4), BASS ®, MIDRANGE
® and TREBLE @ controls have no effect on the
recorded sound during recording.
in
wa a
Al
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