Denon DRA-385RD - Remote Control Usage; Battery Installation and Handling; Remote Control Operation Guide

ENGLISH
DESIGNATIONS AND FUNCTIONS OF PANEL CONTROLS (Refer to Page 3.)
FRONT PANEL
POWER (Power ON-STANDBY/OFF Switch)
This switch turns the unit ON or OFF. There is a delay of
approximately 3 seconds before the unit will operate after this
power switch is turned ON. If the unit is turned OFF from the
remote control, the unit will be inthe STANDBY mode. Whenin the
STANDBY mode, the unit can be turned ON with the power button
on the remote control. If the unit will not be used for extended
period, be sure to turn the unit OFF from the front panel power
switch.
NOTE: This unit includes a STANDBY protection feature. This
feature is designed to prevent accidental turn-on from
the STANDBY mode in the event of a power failure.
Should AC power be disconnected and then reconnected
when the unit is in STANDBY mode, the unit will return
the STANDBY mode.
To turn the unit ON from the STANDBY mode without
the remote control, operate the front panel power switch
four times. The unit will then operate normally.
PHONES (Headphones jack)
Connect a pair of headphones (sold separately) to this jack for
private listening.
SPEAKERS (Speaker selector switches)
These switches are used to select speaker system A and B. No
sound is heard through the speakers when both switches are
reset to the ( m) position.
REMOTE SENSOR (Remote control sensor)
This sensor receives the infra-red light transmitted from the
wireless remote control unit.
For remote control, point the wireless remote control unit towards
the sensor.
BASS (Bass control)
Use this control to adjust the low-range response. When the
control is set to the center position, the frequency characteristic
curve (below 1,000 Hz) is flat. Turn the control clockwise to
increase the bass response and counterclockwise to decrease it.
TREBLE (Treble control)
Use this control to adjust the high-range response.
When the control is set to the center position, the frequency
characteristic curve (above 1,000 Hz) is flat. Turn the control
clockwise to increase the treble response and counterclockwise
to decrease it.
BALANCE (Balance control)
Use this control to balance the volume levels between left and
right channels. The volume levels in both channels are equal
when the control is set to the center position.
VARIABLE LOUDNESS (Loudness control)
At low volumes, the human ear is less sensitive to low (BASS) and
high (TREBLE) frequencies. Use this control to compensate for
this deficiency when listening at low volume levels. Turn this
control counter-clockwise until a natural balance of bass and
treble sound has been restored.
NOTES
e This receiver has a full back-up system. When the power is
turned on, the INPUT SELECTOR buttons are set to the last
mode set before the power was turned off.
* When using this receiver in close proximity to video equipment
(TV, VCR, VDP, etc.) noise may be generated in AM broadcasts.
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VOLUME (Volume contro!)
This knob is used to adjust the volume level of both channels.
Turn the knob clockwise to raise the volume and counterclockwise
to lower it.
Input selector (Input selector buttons)
These buttons are used to select the audio input source.
e PHONO: Press to play a record on a record player connected
to the PHONO input jacks.
e CD: Press to listen to a compact disc player or another
component connected to the CD input jacks.
e TUNER: Press to listen to FM or AM programs.
e VIDEO: Use when playing back the audio from a Hi-Fi video,
video disc player or other component connected to
the VIDEO terminal.
TAPE (Tape monitor button)
Press this button once, TAPE indicator will light up and then you can
play tape source on the TAPE terminal. Press again the button
currently accessed, to play sources selected by input selector @,
indicator goes out.
EON TA button
When a traffic announcement begins on a station in the same
network as the station currently tuned in, that network station is
automatically tuned in, and the previous station is tuned back in
once the traffic announcement is over.
This button is used to turn this mode on and off.
If the station switches from the current station to the network station
when this mode is on but the network station cannot be received
properly due to week signals, the previous station is immediately
tuned back in. (Refer to page 11.)
RDS (RDS button)
This button is used for the RDS search (refer to page 10) and PTY
search (refer to page 10, 11) and TP search (refer to page 11)
operations, and to input the station name (refer to page 10).
BAND (Band selector button)
Press this button to select the FM or AM (MW) band.
AUTO (Tuning mode button)
This switches between auto and manual tuning.
Auto tuning: When the UP button is pressed, the radio is tuned
automatically to a higher frequency. Press the DOWN button to tune
to a lower frequency. Use this position to eliminate noise when no
signals or weak signals are being received.
Manual tuning: In this position, the radio can be tuned manually.
Reception is automatically monaural when in the manual mode.
TUNING (Tuning buttons)
Use these to change the received frequency to a higher frequency
(UP) or a lower frequency (DOWN).
When writing station names, use these buttons to select the letters.
(Refer to Page 10.)
To avoid this, keep the receiver as far away from other video
components as possible, or place the AM loop antenna where
noise is reduced. If the noise is not reduced, turn off the power of
the video components when listening to AM broadcasts.