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O P1 — P10/P11 — P20 SELECTION INDICATOR
Pressing the P1 — P10/P11
— P20 SELECTION
key
will cause the unlit indicator to flicker for 5.5 seconds,
after which the flickering will change to a steady glow,
indicating the range has been selected.
Pressing a PRESET STATION
key while either indicator
is flickering will cause the flickering to change to a
steady
glow, which
means
that the preset stations can
be tuned
in instantaneously.
@ POWER
KEY
When the power
is turned on, this unit will be set to the
made activated when
the power was last turned off.
@ FINE TUNING KEY
When
this key is pressed, the words "FINE TUNING"
will illuminate on the SIGNAL QUALITY
INDICATOR,
and the FM frequency will be displayed to a precision of
0.01MHz i= 10 kHz). Thus, FM tuning to a precision of
0.01MHz is possible when the FINE TUNING
key is
pressed intermittently. For AM, 1-kHz step tuning will be
possible. (The frequency can be continuously changed in
steps of this width
if the key is pressed continuously.)
This switch
can
then
be used for even
more
precise
tuning.
@ MEMORY KEY
Pushing this key causes the indicator above to flicker
for 5 seconds. Pressing one of the PRESET
STATION
keys @ while the indicator is lit causes the frequency
of the station currently tuned
in to be memorized.
(B TUNING MODE KEY
Sets either Auto or Manual tuning operation.
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AUTO Position (FM STEREO)
The TUNING MODE
indicator
@ lights, and the Auto
Search
tuning
function
of the TUNING
MODE
key
@ is activated.
in the AUTO
position, any FM stereo broadcast will be
received
in stereo.
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MAN'L/MONO
Position (MONO)
The TUNING MODE
indicator is off, and the Manual
tuning function of the TUNING MODE
key 4B is
activated.
In the MAN'L/MONO
position, FM stereo broadcasts
will be heard in mono,
@ RECEIVING MODE KEY
This key is effective for improved reception of distant
'stations or noisy stations during FM reception.
Each
time the key is pressed,
it changes
in order from
AUTO
DX to compulsory DX to compulsory LOCAL, as
indicated by the RECEIVING
MODE
indicator.
e
AUTO
When interference is not strong, the wide-range LOCAL
mode
is used for reception, but when the signal is weak or
there is interference, there is an automatic switchover to
the highly selective DX made so that reception noise can
be lessened.
There is no automatic return to the LOCAL mode even if
the reception
conditions
improve.
Either the broadcast
should be detuned, or this switch should be pressed to the
~
LOCAL
position.
@
Compulsory
DX
Set to this mode to receive a distant broadcast station or
if the broadcast signal becomes weak.
e
Compulsory LOCAL
Set to this position if broadcast signals are strong and there
is little interference, or if you wish to receive only strong-
signal broadcast stations.
* The suggested usual setting is the AUTO
DX
mode.
® FM/AM KEY
This key selects either FM or AM broadcasts.
@ TUNING KEY
Use this key to tune in broadcast stations.
e
When
the TUNING
MODE
key
@
has been set to
AUTO.
.
Pressing the DOWN
side of the key scans the broadcast
band
downwards
until
a station
is encountered,
and
scanning
then
stops with the station
perfectly tuned
in
(Auto Search
Tuning).
Pushing the key again scans
progressively
lower frequencies
until the next station
is
found, When
the lower end of the band
is reached, the
frequency is set to the high end of the band and scanning
continues downward.
Pressing the UP side of the key
scans the band upwards in the same way.
T-1020
@ PRESET STATION KEYS
Up to 20 preset stations (selectable between FM only: 20
stations; AM
only: 20 stations; or FM and AM combined:
20 stations) can be programmed
by using the PRESET
STATION
keys together with the P1 — P10/P11 — P20
SELECTION
key.
When
programming
each
preset, the station
frequency,
tuning mode, receiving mode (FM), and the fine tuning
on/off mode
can be entered
simultaneously
into the
memory. Thereafter, each station can be tuned in simply
by lightly touching
the proper
PRESET
STATION
key,
@ P1 — P10/P11 — P20 SELECTION
KEY
Each
time this key is pressed, the preset station
range
will be switched between the P1 — P10 range and the
P11 — P 20 range.
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