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CONNECTIONS _
Outdoor FM
antenna
Accessory FM
T-type antenna
CONNECTING THE FM
T-TYPE ANTENNA AND
AM LOOP ANTENNA
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1. Strip the end of the wires.
Accessory
AM loop antenna
2.Wrap the end of the wire in
a clockwise direction around
The OUTPUT jacks of this unit are dull tin-plated,
for a high audio quality.
the base of the terminals and
tighten the terminals
to se-
cure,
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FM/AM CHANNEL
STEP switch
{Not provided on
Australian and U.K.
models)
This terminal is
provided on the
U.K. model only.
Antenna ground
Although
grounding
is not al-
ways necessary for reception, it
is recommended
for protection
against damage from lightning if
an outdoor FM antenna is used. It
is also recommended for reduc-
ing noise and hum.
DANGER:
Never make the ground connec-
tion to a gas pipe as sparks could
cause the gas to ignite.
Pin plug connecting cord
*Connect
the white
plug to
the white
terminal {L) and
the red terminal (R}
*Make
sure
that there
is a
proper connection
Cm."
plug
it
Red plug
pee
CONTROL terminals
LINE VOLTAGE
SELECTOR SWITCH
<(Flat blade 2-pin AC plug model>
(Not provided on
Australian and U.K.
models}
Plug the power cord
into an AC wall socket,
Stereo amplifier
¢ CONTROL terminals
When
using together with Pioneer component with
mark,
connect the CONTROL IN terminal on the rear panel of the tuner
to the CONTROL
OUT terminal on the component using the
supplied controt cord. This will enable the tuner to be controlled
frorn a distance, with the remote control unit supplied with the
component.
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When this feature is not used, connection is not necessary.
«For instructions regarding connection
and operation, please
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refer to the operating
instruction manual
for your
stereo
component.
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