Denon UDRA-90 - 5 PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS; Receiver Controls and Indicators

[5] PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
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POWER ON/STANDBY switch
When pressed once, the power is turned on and the
display lights. Also, this power switch can be used to
turn the power of all the units on and off.
PHONES jack
When using headphones, plug them in here.
The sound from the speakers is cut when headpho-
nes are plugged in.
BASS control
Use this control to adjust the bass.
TREBLE control
Use this control to adjust the treble.
BALANCE control
Use this contro! to adjust the balance of the volume
between the left and right channels. The volume is
the same for the left and right channels when the
control is at the center.
VOLUME control
This control adjusts the overalt volume. Turn clockwi-
se ((}) to increase the volume, counterclockwise
(©) ) to decrease it.
SDB (Super Dynamic Bass) button
Press this button for more powerful bass sound.
FUNCTION button
Use this to select the program source.
The selection changes in the order of TUNER, TAPE,
CD, AUX and PHONO.
NOTE: The auto function serves to automatically
switch the function when the operation buttons are
pressed on each unit.
Tuner: UP or DOWN button of PRESET CALL, and
BAND button
cD: Play button ( > )
Deck: Play buttons { » and ¢@)
(Note that the auto function will not operate
unless a tape is loaded in the deck.)
STANDBY button
Press this button to cause the timer to operate at the
set time. When the timer has been set, pressing this
button will light up the display’s timer standby
indicator ( ( ), and pressing it again will switch off
the standby indicator. The timer will not function
when the standby indicator is off.
TIMER button
This is used to set the timer.
CLEAR button
This button is used to change the current time setting
or the contents of the set timer.
DISPLAY button
Use this switch to switch between the function and
time display. For example, when the function is set to
the tuner, the display switches between the reception
frequency and time.
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When RDS stations or stations for which you have
written characters yourself and stored them in the
memory are tuned in, press this button once to
display the frequency, then press again to display the
time.
ENTER/NEXT button
This is used when setting the timer, setting the
current time, and when advancing to the next opera-
tion.
MEMO button
This button is used when presetting FM and AM
stations.
MONO/ST
(FM Stereo mute/mono) button
This button will not function when receiving AM
broadcasts.
(For FM reception)
AUTO: Use this mode to receive FM broadcasts in
(mute): stereo.
{“AUTO” appears on the display.) The
muting circuit is activated to cut the hiss
noise between stations.
In this mode, FM broadcasts are received
in monaural, regardless of whether they
are broadcast in monaural or stereo.
Set to the mono mode if there is much
noise in the stereo mute mode (with
“AUTO” displayed) or if the signals are
weak.
MONO:
RDS button
Use this button to automatically tune to stations
using the radio data system.
RF ATT button
Use this to select the FM sensitivity, focal or DX.
BAND (FM/AM) button
With each press, the band is switched in the order of
FM, AM, FM and so on.
AUTO TUNING UP and DOWN buttons
Use these to tune in FM or AM stations and when
setting the time and timer.
DISPLAY
The display indicates a wide variety of information
including: functions and SDB of the amplifier, fre-
quency and reception conditions of the tuner, num-
ber of tracks and time of the CD, and the counter of
the tape deck.
Remote contro! sensor
The remote contro} unit is pointed toward this sensor
and operated.
PRESET CALL UP and DOWN buttons
Use these to tune in preset stations.
When this button is pressed in the standby condition,
the power is automatically switched on.
Trap Door
Press the right edge to open the door.
To close it, press on the right dege. A click is heard to
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DOLBY NR selection switch
Use this switch to select the Dolby NR mode: off, B
type or C type. During playback, set this switch to the
same mode in which the tape was recorded.
REV MODE switch
Use this switch to set the reverse mode to one of the
following modes: == (single side mode), >
(two-side mode), or Cz> (continuous mode).
Refer to Page 16 for details.
REC LED
This LED lights in the recording mode.
PLAY LEDs
This LED lights in the play mode.
4 (reverse play) button
Press this button to begin playback in the reverse
direction.
When this button is pressed in the standby condition,
the power is automatically switched on and the deck
plays.
ll (stop) button
Press this button to stop the moving tape.
> (forward play). button
Press this button to begin playback in the forward
direction.
When this button is pressed in the standby condition,
the power is automatically switched on and the deck
plays.
& OPEN/CLOSE button
Press this button to open and close the cassette tray.
The button also works in the standby condition.
When this button is pressed in the standby condition,
the power is automatically switched on.
bP (fast-forward) button
Press this button to fast forward the tape. Also, if
pressed during playback in the > (forward) direction,
the tape is fast forwarded to the beginning of the
following selection. If pressed during playback in the
4 (reverse) direction, the tape is rewound to the
beginning of the currently playing selection {on the
back side of the tape).
44 (rewind) button
Press this button to rewind the tape. Also, if pressed
during playback in the > (forward) direction, the tape
is rewound to the beginning of the currently playing
selection. If pressed during playback in the 4 (re-
verse) direction, the tape is forwarded to the begin-
ning of the next selection (on the back side of the
tape).
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Cassette tray
The cassette tray opens outward when the OPEN/
CLOSE button is pressed. Insert the cassette tape
with the side on which the tape is exposed facing
away from you. To close the cassette tray, press the
OPEN/CLOSE button again.
REC MUTE
(recording) button
To record, press the REC MUTE button (hold it in for
at least 0.5 seconds), then press the > play button
only. If only the REC MUTE button is pressed, the
deck is set to the recording pause mode. If this button
is pressed again, or pressed during recording, the
recording mute mode is set for approximately 5
seconds, after which the deck is set to the recording
pause mode.
Recording pause mode
When the play button of the CD player is pressed
in the recording pause mode, the CD begins to be
recorded.
CD SRS (CD synchronized recording system) button
Use this button for simple CD synchronized record-
ing. Refer to Page 18.
COUNTER RESET button
Press this button to reset the tape counter on the
tuner unit's display to “0000”.
MEMORY STOP button
When this button is pressed and “MEMORY” is
displayed on the receiver unit's display, when the DP
or 44 button is pressed the tape automatically stops
at the point where the counter reads “O000".
(The search operation is performed if the PP or 44
button is pressed during playback, so first press the
STOP button, then press the PP or €4 button.)
NOTE:
mechanical sound is produced from the cassette deck
when the power switch is pressed on the first time
only. This is the sound of the cassette mechanism
being set to the proper operating position, and is not
a problem with the deck.