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FM Tuning Range | 87.5 - 108 MHz |
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Output Level | 775mV |
Type | Tuner |
Sensitivity (FM Stereo) | 20 µV |
Signal to Noise Ratio (FM Stereo) | 70 dB |
Signal to Noise Ratio (MW) | 50 dB |
Stereo Separation (FM) | 40 dB |
Connect the tuner to the mains power supply using the provided cable and ensure correct voltage.
Connect other hi-fi equipment using color-coded interconnect cables for optimal sonic performance.
Connect audio outputs to an amplifier or second system using phono plugs for audio signal transfer.
Guidance on fitting and positioning FM aerials for optimal VHF radio reception, including types and placement.
Instructions for connecting the supplied AM loop aerial for Medium Wave and Long Wave reception.
Details on obtaining booklets with transmitter information and tips for radio reception improvement.
How to tune stations, use auto-seek, and understand signal strength indicators like 'On Tune'.
Select FM/AM/LW bands and switch between mono/stereo output for optimal listening.
Instructions on saving up to 24 stations and retrieving them from memory using preset buttons.
Explains the frequency display, preset indicators, and power controls for operation.
Discusses electromagnetic compatibility and compliance standards for EC and USA regions.
Detailed technical specifications for the FM tuner section, including tuning range and sensitivity.
Detailed technical specifications for the AM tuner section, including tuning range and sensitivity.
General specifications including output impedance, weight, power consumption, and supplied accessories.
How to retrieve stored stations and select mono/stereo mode using the remote control.
Notes on CD player and amplifier control functions of the remote, referencing their respective handbooks.
Precautions for safe installation and operation, covering environment, ventilation, heat, and object entry.
Details on mains plug wiring, fuse replacement, grounding, and power cord protection.