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ANUAL
T.SCAN FUNCTION p.49
•
DESCRIPTION
• MARKING CHANNELS FOR T.SCAN
• UNMARKING T.SCAN CHANNELS
• SELECTING THE SCAN STOP METHOD
• INITIATING AND STOPPING THE T.SCAN
CLOCK AND TIMER FUNCTIONS p.50
•
TIME DISPLAY
• SETTING 24 HOUR CLOCKS AUTOMATICALLY
• SETTING THE 24 HOUR CLOCKS MANUALLY
• TIMER OPERATION
• SETTING
TIMER ON/OFF TIMES
• SETTING A W AKE OR SLEEP TIMER
• SETTING TIMER MEMORY CHANNELS
• ENABLING/DISABLING TIMER OPERATION
SPECIAL USE FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS p.54
• LOCK ALL ENTRY TO KEYPAD
• BROADCAST BAND
TUNING STEP SIZE
• DELETE
ALL MEMOR
Y OR COUNTRY CHANNELS
• DELETE ALL MEMORY AND COUNTRY CHANNELS
• DISPLAY LIGHTING
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE p.57
GLOSSARY OF TERMS p.60
TROUBLESHOOTING p.61
SUGGESTED REFERENCES p.61
WARRANTY REGISTRATION p.62
LIMITED WARRANTY p.62
SERVICE INFORMATION p.62
APPENDIX p.63
• UNDERSTANDING SHORTWAVE BANDS p.63
- WHAT IS SHORTWAVE?
- SOME BASIC R
ULES OF
THUMB
- WHAT ARE BANDS?
-
A HELPFUL ANALOGY ABOUT BANDS
- DAY BANDS v s. NIGHT BANDS
-
SUNSET AND SUNRISE
- DAYTIME LISTENING
- EVENING/NIGHT LISTENING
-
SHORTWAVE DIRECTORY
-
SHORTWAVE ANTENNAS
-
FULL-SIZED PASSIVE SHORTWAVE ANTENNAS
- ACTIVE SHORTWAVE ANTENNAS
- SHORTWAVE ANTENNAS FOR USE ON BOATS
- LONG-WIRE SHORTWAVE ANTENNAS
- AM ANTENNAS
- FINDING
ANTENNAS
- TIME STATIONS
- GETTING STARTED W ITH SINGLE SIDEBAND (SSB)
- WEATHER FAX FREQUENCIES
- MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SSB
- MONTHL
Y MAGAZINES W ITH SSB RELATED INFO
- TIME STATIONS (not SSB)
• ET
ON E1 QUICK GUIDE
p.68
- INTRODUCTION
- SET-UP INFORMATION
- LISTENING TO XM SATELLITE RADIO
- TUNING-IN FM AND MW STATIONS
- USING DIRECT FREQUENCY ENTRY
- USING THE SEEK FEA
TURE
- LISTENING TO SHORTWAVE STATIONS
- CHOOSING THE BEST SHORTWAVE BAND
- GETTING INT
O A SHORTWAVE BAND
-
TUNING AROUND IN A SHORTWAVE BAND
- STORING FREQUENCIES INTO MEMORY
-
ACCESSING
W HAT
YOU HAVE ST
ORED INT
O MEMORY
- DELETING THE CONTENTS OF A MEMORY
- SETTING THE CLOCK TO YOUR LOCAL TIME
- SETTING
THE DISPLAY FOR LOCAL OR GMT TIME
- SETTING THE TIMER AS AN ALARM CLOCK
- USING TIMER 1 AS A W AKE-UP TIMER
- USING
TIMER 2
AS A SLEEP
TIMER
- TO ENABLE OR DISABLE THE TIMERS
SPECIFICATIONS p.72
BLOCK DIAGRAM p.74
THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE etón E1 RECEIVER. THIS RECEIVER HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED TO HIGH QUAL-
I
TY STANDARDS, AND WILL PROVIDE RELIABLE OPERATION FOR MANY YEARS. PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE OWNER’S MANUAL IN
O
RDER TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY INTERESTING FEATURES THAT WILL PROVIDE ENJOYABLE LISTENING TO RADIO BROAD-
CASTS AROUND THE WORLD.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS p.2
TABLE OF CONTENTS p.4
GENERAL DESCRIPTION p.6
POWER SUPPLY p.6
•
AC ADAPTER and EXTERNAL DC POWERING
• BATTERY INSTALLATION
• BATTERY OPERATION
• BATTERY CONDITION
INSTALLATION p.8
• UNP
ACKING
• LOCATION
• FIXED INST
ALLA
TION
• POR
TABLE OPERATION
• ANTENNA REQUIREMENTS
• VIEWING ANGLE
• INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
E1 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION p.11
TOP PANEL DESCRIPTION p.15
E1 DISPLAY DESCRIPTION p.16
SIDE PANEL DESCRIPTION p.18
GETTING STARTED p.19
• GENERAL OPERATING INFORMATION
• FIRST STEPS
• DIRECT FREQUENCY ENTRY
• SHOR
TW
AVE ‘METER' BAND DESIGNATOR ENTRY
• FREQUENCY RESOLUTION
• FRONT PANEL LOCK (UNLOCK)
• AM SYNCHRONOUS OPERA
TION
• SSB OPERATION
• PASSBAND TUNING
• FM OPERATION
• AGC OPERATION
• BEEP
T
ONES
MEMORY FUNCTIONS p.24
•
MEMORY DESCRIPTION
• THE MEMORY DISPLAY
•
STORING A MEMORY CHANNEL
•
RECALLING A MEMORY CHANNEL
•
DELETING A MEMORY CHANNEL
COUNTRY FUNCTIONS p.26
• COUNTRY DESCRIPTION
• THE COUNTRY DISPLAY
• STORING A COUNTRY CHANNEL
• RECALLING A COUNTRY CHANNEL
• DELETING A COUNTRY CHANNEL
• CHANGING OR ADDING COUNTRY NAMES
XM OPTION DISPLAY DESCRIPTION p.29
INTRODUCTION TO XM SATELLITE RADIO p.32
• GETTING STARTED IN XM RADIO
• XM DISPLAY OPTIONS
• THE XM ‘LAST’ SOFTKEY
• XM FAVORITES
E1 MENUS p.36
• MAIN MENU
• RADIO SETTINGS
• AUDIO SETTINGS
• SET CLOCKS
• CLOCK MODES
• TIMERS
• XM
•
TIMER 1 ENABLE / DISABLE
• TIMER 2 ENABLE / DISABLE
• LOCAL / GMT TIME SELECT
SEEK FUNCTION p.48
• DESCRIPTION
• VFO MODE
• MEMORY & COUNTRY MODE
• XM SA
TELLITE RADIO MODE
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