Fisher MC-723BK User Manual

STATION TUNING
Stations are tuned in by pressing the TUNING switch.
When the FM STEREO FUNCTION switch is depressed, the
FM interstation noise is suppressed.
When receiving a weak-signal station, the station sometimes
fades away along with the noise. In this case, press the FM
FUNCTION switch.
1 Press the POWER button to switch on the unit
2. Press the appropriate function switch to select the desired
band (AM, FM or FM STEREO).
3. Increase the VOLUME slightly to facilitate tuning
4. Press and hold either side of the TUNING switch (UP or
DOWN). The frequency on the display will ascend or
descend.
When the desired station is received, release the TUNING
switch. Press it again momentarily to obtain clear sound
from your speakers. The TUNING indicator will light when
a station is properly tuned in.
5. To tune in another station, repeat steps 1 through 4.
When the upper or lower limit of a band is reached, the
program search will stop. In this case, press other side of
the TUNING switch (UP or DOWN) to reverse the program
search direction.
MEMORY (PRESETTING) TUNING
A total of 12 station frequencies (6 FM, 6 AM) can be preset
in the tuning memory. To preset a station, proceed as follows:
1. Switch on the unit's power
2. Press the appropriate function switch to select the desired
band (AM, FM or FM STEREO).
3. Increase the VOLUME slightly to facilitate tuning.
4. Tune in the desired station by pressing the TUNING switch.
Refer to STATION TUNING.
5. Press the MEMORY switch. The MEMORY indicator will
light. The memory is now ready for presetting a station.
6. Press one of the station PRESET switches (1 - 6) while the
MEMORY indicator is ON The frequency being displayed
is now stored in the tuning memory
If no station PRESET switch is pressed, the MEMORY indi¬
cator will go OFF after approximately 10 seconds
7. To enter additional frequencies into the memory, repeat
the above steps.
3. T o tune the unit to one of the preset frequencies in the
memory, press the station PRESET switch (1 - 6! that
corresponds to the desired memorized station.
NOTE:
When a station preset switch is used to store a new frequency,
the previously stored frequency is automatically erased. (It
is not possible to erase the previously stored frequency with¬
out presetting another station frequency.)
IMPORTANT:
To retain the previously stored station frequencies in the
memory, this unit should have its power switched 0\ for at
least a few minutes at a time, more than once a week.
HEADPHONES
PRIVATE LISTENING THROUGH HEADPHONES
For private listening to all program sources, plug a pair of
stereo headphones into the PHONES jack on the control panel
When a headphone set is plugged in, the speakers are auto¬
matically disconnected. Readjust the VOLUME control for a
comfortable headphone listening level.
NOTE:
The VOLUME control should be set to 0 before plugging
in or unplugging the headphones. This is necessary to protect
your ears and the headphone from shock noise.
RECORD PLAYER OPERATION
TO PLAY A RECORD
Before you use the record player, remove the wire that secures
the tonearm, disengage the tonearm lock, and carefully remove
the protective cap covering the cartridge stylus.
1 Switch on the unit's power.
2. Press the PHONO FUNCTION switch.
3. Place a record on the turntable platter. If necessary, use the
supplied 45 rpm record adaptor,
4. Raise the CUEING lever to lift the tonearm from its rest.
5. Gently move the tonearm over the desired position on the
record. The turntable platter will begin turning.
6. Set the SPEED select switch for the applicable record speed
(33-1 f'3 or 45 rpm).
7. ' Lower the CUEING lever. The tonearm will descend onto
the record.
8. Adjust the VOLUME, BALANCE and GRAPHIC EQUAL¬
IZER controls for the most pleasant listening level and tone
balance
9. At the end of the record, the tonearm will automatically
return to its rest and the turntable platter will stop.
NOTE:
• Do not touch the tonearm or the headshell while the
tonearm is returning to its rest.
• Engage the tonearm lock after use to avoid accidental
damage to the tonearm, cartridge, or a record.
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Fisher MC-723BK Specifications

General

Brand	Fisher
Model	MC-723BK
Category	Stereo System
Language	English