Onkyo TX-26 - Additional Front Panel Features; Loudness and Volume Controls; FM;AM Band Selection; Memory and Display Indicators

(13; Loudness Control (LOUDNESS)
When listening at low volume levels, depress this button
to boost the very high and very low frequencies to provide
a more natural sound.
14) FM Mute/Mode Switch (FM MUTE/MODE)
ON(STEREO): Normal stereo reproduction; monaural
broadcasts will be heard in mono. Weak
FM broadcasts will not be heard because
of the muting circuit.
OFF{MONO): Both stereo and mono broadcasts will be
heard in mono. During FM stereo reception,
the stereo indicator will not light. Weak FM
broadcasts will be heard (in mono},
(15) FM Tuning Level Switeh (FM TUNING LEVEL)
{only TX-36)
This switch sets the FM muting level to the high or low Jevel.
It should be set to the position that gives the best results in
your area.
HIGH: Only strong focal stations will be heard.
LOW: Stations of lower signal strength will also be
heard.
To tune in stations suppressed even by the low setting,
switch the FM mute/mode switch to the OFF (MONO)
position.
(161 Volume Controi (VOLUME)
Turn clockwise to increase the volume level.
(171 Balance Control (BALANCE)
Use this control to adjust the relative volume levels of the
left and right speaker systems.
{18} FM/AM Selector Switches (BAND SELECTOR)
Press one of these switches to select the FM or AM band, The
input selector must be set to the TUNER position to listen to
a radio broadcast.
System Connections
Connect to the 75 ohm
coaxial cable terminal
if your set is equipped
with one
Outdoor FM antenna
:
ca The 300 ohm and 75 ohm
terminals should not be used
together. Connect either one
or the other, not both.
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fhen using a common FM/
V antenna, avoid using
Ye TX-26/36 and the TV
2t at the same time
ecause mutual inter-
arence may occur, If you
re using a common FM/
V antenna, use a direc-
onal divider. cS
Do not connect both indoor
and outdoor FM antennas. if
you decide to install an Qutdoor
antenna, be sure to disconnect
the indoor feeder antenna.
75 ahm coaxial cable ofr
{(3C-2V, 5C-2V) 300 ohm antenna feeder.
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[193 Memory Key and Indicator
Press this key to place a station in the memory using the FM/
AM preset keys [7]. When this key is pressed, the indica-
tor lights for about 5 seconds. While the indicator is lit,
press one of the preset keys to store a station in the memory.
The indicator above the pressed preset key will light up and
the memory indicator will go out to indicate that memory
operation has been completed.
20| Frequency Display
The frequency recalled by the FM/AM preset keys [7] or
tuned by the tuning selector [6] is displayed here in digital
form when the unit is in the tuner mode. Note that even
though the frequency display and some tuning indicators
remain lit when the PHONO input selector is pressed,
reception is not possible. To return to the tuner mode, the
TUNER input selector must be pressed.
2] Stereo Indicator (STEREO PROGRAM)
This indicator lights when an FM stereo broadcast is being
received. Note that it does not light when the FM mute/mode
selector is in the OFF (MONO) position.
22} A Tuning Indicator (TUNED) (only TX-26)
Operates only in the FM Band
22| B Signal Strength Indicator (SIGNAL STRENGTH)
{only TX-36)
23) Speaker Selector (SPEAKERS)
This unit can drive two pairs of speakers in pairs {A or B) or
fours {A + B}. To listen to both speaker systems at once,
depress both speaker selectors.
24] Headphone Jack (PHONES)
Stereo headphones with a standard binaural plug can be
connected here.
25] Low Frequence Enhencer Switch and Indicator (LFE)
This is a switch for boosting a frequency much lower than
Loudness, and is designed to provide an effect at Low Level
Volume.
Indoor feeder antenna or 300 ohm
outdoor antenna
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On each pair of input and output jacks, the jower jack (marked
R) corresponds to the right channel, and the upper jack (marked
L) to the left channel. When jacks on other components or
connection cables are color-coded, red usually corresponds to
the right channel (Red=Right).
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