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Figure 1: How to assemble the AM loop antenna
Figure 2: AM loop antenna
This antenna is for the reception of local AM broadcasts.
Figure 2: AM external antenna
if AM reception is unsatisfactory, connect an external AM antenna (single-
wire antenna) to the AM EXT terminal.
Figure 3: Connection of AM antenna
@ Open antenna terminals levers.
@ Plug cords into the terminals.
@) Close the levers.
Figure 4: Noise and interference
Change the direction of the loop antenna, or re-install it in a better position
if the reception is noisy.
Notes:
@
|f the provided loop antenna is not connected or an uninsulated antenna
wire touches the rear panel, it will be impossible to receive AM broadcasts.
®@ When
installing an external AM antenna, leave the AM loop antenna
connected.
FM antennas
@: Except for Continental Europe
Figure 5: 75-ohm antenna with coaxial
Loosen the screws on the bracket and insert the cable through the ring from
below. Connect the stripped core to the upper terminal then tighten the ring.
The ring is the antenna ground.
Figure 6: Feeder antenna
Connect to the FM 300 © terminals. Make sure the feeder antenna wires do
not touch any other terminals.
®): For F.R. Germany
Figure 7: 75-ohm antenna with coaxial
@ The FM wire antenna provided can be connected to a FM 75 Q COAXIAL
terminal as a temporary measure.
®@ A 75-ohm antenna with coaxial type connector (DIN 45 332) should be
connected to the FM 75 2 COAXIAL terminal.
©: For Continental Europe
Figure 8: 75-ohm antenna with coaxial
1. Open the claws at both sides and remove the cover.
2. Cut both ends of the cord and remove it.
3. Fix the coaxial cable and its core.
4. Put on the cover.
Figure 9: 300-ohm antenna
Attach the feeder antenna to the FM connector as shown in the figure.
Connect the FM connector to the FM 75 Q COAXIAL terminal.
| Antenna
Connections
AM external
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FM feeder
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FM 75-ohm
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AM liop antenna
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For Continental Europe
and F.R. Germany
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