Alpine 7390M - Operation (continued); Radio Tuning and Memory Functions; Tape Player Functions

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: OPERATION OPERATION OPERATION
: FM Stereo/Monaural Switching
M stereo reception, the “ST” indicator @ lights up.
@
Station
signal
becomes
weak,
the
unit
automatically
switches
to
the
monaural
duce
the
noise
and
the
“ST”
indicator
disappears.
Should
the
signal
become
igh,
the
unit
automatically
changes
back
to
the
stereo
mode.
ining
ve
TUNE
button
©
until
the
SEEK
@9
and
A.
MEMO
@
indicators
disappear
in
lay ©.
ct
the
tuning
band,
press
the
BAND
Switch
©.
The
band
indicator
@
shows
lection.
to
higher
frequencies,
press
the
M.S.
-
CD
button
on
the
top
(UP)
®.
to
lower
frequencies,
press
this
same
button
on
the
bottom
(DowN)
@.
Tuning
ye
TUNE
button
©
until
the
SEEK
indicator
®
appears
in
the
display.
he tuning band with the BAND Switch ©.
ye
UP
pr
@®or
DowN
K<
@
button.
The
unit
automatically
tunes
to
the
jher
or
lower
frequency
and
locks
on
that
station.
mmory Preset
e instructions below to program stations into preset memory.
ye tuning band (FM1, FM2, MW, LW) @ with the BAND switch ©.
your desired station by manual or Auto Seek tuning.
1d
hold
any
Preset
Button
(@
—
@)
for
more
than
two
seconds.
The
tuned
sy
in
the
Numeric.
Display
®
will
begin
to
blink.
Press
that
button
a
second
ile the indication is blinking (within five seconds.)
ected
station
will
be
placed
into
that
preset
location
and
the
indicator
will
light.
If
a
preset
memory
has
already
been
programmed
in
that
location,
it
will
be
cleared
and
the
new
station
will
replace
in
the
preset
memory.
ory Preset
e TUNE button © to light up the A.MEMO indicator @.
ve
desired
tuning
band
(FM1,
FM2,
MW
or
LW)
@
with
the
BAND
Switch
©.
@
UP
®
or
DN®
button.
The
tuner
will
automatically
seek
the
six
strongest
in
each
band
and
memorize
them
in
order
of
the
signal
strength.
These
are
automatically
placed
in
the
preset
memory
with
the
strongest
station
in
{o.
1
and
the
6th
strongest
station
in
Preset
No.
6.
When
seeking
stations,
the
st
seeks
in
the
local
tuning
mode.
If
less
than
6
stations
are
memorized,
the
@ks
again
in
the
distance
(DX)
mode.
ishing Auto Memory Preset, the tuner goes to the station placed in preset
No. 1. If no stations are memorized, it returns to the original station you were
to before the auto memory preset procedure began.
ing
preset Stations have been memorized, you can tune in your desired station
vand displayed} with one touch of a button.
xe tuning band (FM1, FM2, MW or LW) @ with the BAND Switch ©.
ry
one
of
the
Preset
buttons
(@
—
@)
and
the
indicator
in
that
button
will
light.
uency
of
the
station
placed
in
the
selected
preset
location
will
appear
in
the
et Access Preset)
ire allows the storage of FM, MW and LW presets on the same band. Press
utton @ to light up the D.A.P. indicator @. To program stations into the D.A-P.
steps 2 — 4 as described in the Manual Memory Preset section on Page 15.
the D.A.P. Presets
2
D.A.P.
button
®.
The
D.A-P.
indicator
@
will
illuminate
in
the
display.
-@ of preset buttons (@— @) and the indicator in that button will light.
uency Of the station placed in the selected D.A.P. location will appear in the
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Traffic Information Receiving
This
model
is
equipped
with
traffic
information
receiving
apparatus
to
be
used
in
West
Germany
where
the
traffic
information
is
broadcast
in
FM.
The
following
is
how
to
use
this
unit
to
receive
traffic
information
broadcasting.
1. Select FM position.
2.
Depress
the
SDK
switch
@
and
tune
to
a
station.
If
the
station
is
a
traffic
information
Station,
the
SK
indicator
@
will
glow
and
show
the
reception
of
a
broadcast
from
a
traffic
information
station.
NOTE: SK indicator
When
SK
signal
is
received
irrespective
of
the
SDK
switch
position,
the
SK
indicator
will illuminate.
3.
In
the
SDK
mode,
stations
other
than
traffic
information
stations
are
muted
and
cut
out.
Therefore,
it
is
easy
to
select
a
traffic
information
station.
4.
As
the
signal
of
the
tuned
traffic
information
station
becomes
weak,
the
SK
indicator
will
extinguish.
Then
after
the
lapse
of
25
seconds,
a
rhythmical
alarm
will
sound
to
urge
retuning
to
another
stronger
station.
If
the
reception
of
further
traffic
information
is
required,
tune
in
the
desired
traffic
information
station.
When
received,
the
alarm
will
stop
and
the
SK
indicator
illuminates.
Since
the
alarm
will
continue
if
no
signals
from
any
other
traffic
stations
can
be
received,
release
SDK
switch
for
reception
of
normal
broadcasting.
5.
When
the
unit
is
playing
a
tape
or
a
CD
with
the
SDK
switch
pushed
in
and
tuned
to
a
traffic
information
station,
the
tape
or
CD
play
is
interrupted
and
changed
to
FM
radio
if
the
pre-tuned
station
begins
a
traffic
information
message.
When
the
message
is
over,
the
unit
reverts
to
tape
or
CD
play
automatically.
6.
Even
if
the
VOLUME
control
is
set
to
the
minimum
pasition,
the
volume
of
the
traffic
information
will
be
automatically
adjusted
to
proper
level.
After
the
message,
the
sound
volume
returns
to
the
previously
adjusted
level.
7.
If
traffic
information
reception
is
no
longer
necessary,
release
SDK
switch
for
normal
radio
reception.
NOTE:
When
the
SDK
switch
is
pressed
and
there
is
nc
SK
signal,
ALARM
will
sound
after
the
lapse
of
25
seconds.
Press
the
SDK
switch
again
to
stop
it.
@ TAPE PLAYER OPERATION
Turn
the
unit
on
and
press
the
TAPE
»
/
If
button
@
to
access
the
tape
mode.
Dolby* B/C Noise Reduction
Before
playing
a
cassette
tape,
check
to
see
if
it
is
encoded
with
Dolby
B
or
C
noise
reduction.
Press
the
Dolby
B
or
C
button
(@
or
@)
when
playing
a
Dolby
encoded
tape.
The
Dolby
B
or
Dolby
C
indicator
in
the
button
will
illuminate
to
show
you
which
noise
reduction
system
you
have
activated.
Cassette Loading and Reloading
1.
Insert
a
prerecorded
cassette
tape
into
the
tape
slot
@.with
the
open
side
facing
to
your
right.
2.
If
the
cassette
tape
is
not
completely
loaded
into
the
deck,
lightly
press
the
cassette
into
the
slot.
Eject
Press
the
EJECT
button
@
to
eject
the
cassette
tape
from
the
tape
mechanism.
Playback
1.
Insert
a
prerecorded
cassette
tape
with
open
side
facing
right.
The
playback
begins
immediately.
2.
If
a
cassette
tape
is
already
loaded
in
the
unit,
press
the
Play(
»/
)
button
@
to
start
playback.
3.
To
stop tape
play,
press
the
EJECT
button
@
or
turn
the
power
off
with
the
POWER
switch
9.
Pause
To
temporarily
stop
playback,
press
the
Pause
button
8.
To
resume
playback,
press
the same button again.
Metal (MTL) Indicator
Metal or CrO, cassette tapes having an open detection hole will automatically be
detected, in which case the MTL indicator @ in the display comes on and the playback
equalization is automatically set to 70usec.
True Fast Forward and Rewind
1.
Press
the
FF
button
®
to
advance
the
tape
quickly.
Press
the
REW
button
®
to
rapidly
run
the
tape
backward.
The deck
will
perform
these
functions
correctly
regardless
of
the
tape
play
direction.
2.
To
disengage
the
FF
or
REW
functions,
press
the
TAPE
(
»
/
Mf
}
button
@,
Music Sensor
1.
Press
the
Music
Sensor
(M.S.)
button
@
and
its
indicator
will
light
up.
2.
Push
the
FF
button
®
to
advance
to
the
beginning
of
the
next
musica!
track.
Press
the
REW
button
@
to
go
back
to
the
beginning
of
the
current
musical
track.
3.
The
tape
deck
searches
forward
(or
back)
until
it
senses
a
blank
section
on
the
tape
and
begins
playback
at
that
point.
NOTE:
The
music
sensor
cannot
detect
blank
sections
of
less
than
three
seconds.
Auto Reverse
When
the
tape
is
played
or
fast-forwarded
to
the
end,
the
tape
transport
automatically
reverses the tape direction and playback begins.
Manual Reverse
To
manually
change
playback
direction
(switch
between
side
A
and
side
B),
press
the
PROG button @.
Repeat
1. Insert the cassette tape and begin playback.
2.
When
you
find
a
selection
you
would
like
to
repeat,
press
the
REPEAT
switch
®
until
the
“ONE”
indicator
@appears
in
the
display.
This
selection
will
be
continuously
repeated
until
the
REPEAT
function
is
disengaged.
3.
To
cancel
the
repeat
function,
press
the
REPEAT
switch
®
again.
The
"ONE"
indicator
will
disappear.
Blank Skip
1.
Press
the
B.
SKIP
button
@
during
playback
to
skip
over
any
blank
sections
of
tape
lasting
15
seconds
or
more.
2.
To
cancel
the
Blank
Skip
function,
press
the
B.
SKIP
button
@
again.
Head Cleaning
When
playback
sound
quality
begins
to
deteriorate,
it
is
time
to
clean
the
tape
head.
insert
a
special
head
cleaning
cassette
into
the
tape
deck
and
allow
it
to
run
for
;
approximately
1
minute
to
remove
any
foreign
matter.
There
are
special
cleaning
cassettes
that also
clean
the
capstans
and
pinch
rollers.
Please
contact
your
authorized
Alpine
dealer
for
information
about
these
cleaning
devices.
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