Onkyo TX-84 - FM Reception (Manual Mode); FM Reception (Auto Mode); AM Reception (Manual Mode); AM Reception (Auto Mode)

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Power Key
When the TX-84/82's STAND-BY indicator is lit,
pressing this key will turn on the TX-84/82‘s (the
STAND-BY indicator will go out). Pressing the key
again will turn off the TX-84/82 (the STAND-BY In-
dicator will light).
Tape Operation Keys (TAPE)
These keys are used to operate the tape deck connected
to the rear panel tape jacks. Compatible Onkyo cassette
decks are listed in the tape deck section of the con-
nections explanation. Consult your Onkyo dealer for
further details.
1 PAUSE: Press to activate the pause mode.
>» PLAY: Press to begin playback.
@ REC: While holding this key down, press the
play key to start recording. Recording is
not started when the rec key alone Is
pressed.
Press to stop recording, playback, rewind
or fast forward.
<< Press to rewind.
>> Press to fast-forward.
Refer to the cassette deck instruction manual for ad-
ditional instructions on operating the deck.
m@ STOP:
| Audio Muting Key
Pressing this key will operate the TX-84/82's audio
muting circuit (approx. —20 dB). Muting indicator
will light. Pressing the key again will turn off audio
muting. Audio muting is off whenever the TX-84/82
is turned on.
Phono Operation Key (PLAY/REJECT) (RC-84S
only)
This key ts used to operate the turntable connected to
the rear pane! phono jacks. Compatible Onkyo turnt-
ables are {tsted in the turntable section of the con-
nections explanation. Consult your Onkyo dealer for
further details. The phono operation key can be used
only when the PHONO input selector key [2] has been
pressed. Each time the phono operation key is pressed,
the remote control transmitter alternately emits the play
or reject command. Refer to the turntable instruction
manual for additional instructions on operating the
turntable.
NOTE:
Before starting record play using remote control, confirm
that there is a record on the platter. If there is no record,
the stylus will be !owered to the platter, resulting in
serious damage to the stylus.
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Tape Monitor Keys and Input Selector Keys
(INPUT SELECTOR)
Select a desired program source: TAPE-1, TAPE-2,
Phono, CD, Tuner, VCR-1/VDP, or VCR-2, using these
keys.
Tuner Operation Keys (DOWN-PRESET, UP)
When the UP or DOWN remote this key ts pressed, the
next higher or lower memory channel is recalled. Each
time UP or DOWN key Is pressed, the following memory
channel in the corresponding direction is recalled. IH
the key (UP or DOWN) is held down for more than
one second, the memory channel will increase or de-
crease continuously until key Is released.
35 CD Operation Keys (CD)
(eo: =>)
These keys are used to operate the Onkyo CD player.
Compatible Onkyo CD players are listed in the CD player
section of the connections explanation. Consult your
Onkyo dealer for further details.
a =6©6PAUSE: Press to activate the Pause mode.
> PLAY: Press to begin playback.
m STOP: Press to stop playback.
4 : Press this key to play soundtracks before
the one being played.
aa Press this key to play soundtracks after
the one being played.
Refer to the CD Player instruction manual for additional
instruction to operate the CD player.
36 Volume Keys (DOWN-UP)
This key has the same function as that of the volume
control [14]. The volume level can be adjusted by
pressing the UP or DOWN key, with the volume control
knob rotating simuitaneously.
OPERA TIONS
NOTE:
® Before turning power on, confirm that all connections
have been made properly.
@ At power switch [1] on, the selector will be set to
TUNER, the tape monitor to OFF, and the audio
muting to OFF.
@® For remote control operation, refer to the remote
control section.
FM Reception (Manual Mode)
1.
2.
Press the TUNER Input Selector button [2] and the FM
Selector button [8].
Confirm that both Tape Monitor buttons [3] are off (both
indicators are off).
. Set the tuning mode button [6] to the MANUAL mode.
. To tune in an FM station not stored in the memory, press
the UP or DOWN Tuning selector [7]. First hold the
selector down until the frequency display approaches
the frequency of the desired station. Then release the
Tuning selector and press it again in single steps until
the desired frequency is tuned precisely. Note that the
frequency is changed in 200kHz (or 50kHz) steps when
either Tuning selector is pressed in single steps.
_ To recall a station stored in the memory, simply press
the Preset station button corresponding to the de-
sired station. Be sure to set the memory Shift button
to the mode (1-8 or 9-16) for the memory channel
to the recalled. Since this is a random FM/AM memory,
an AM station wil! be tuned in if you recall a memory
channel in which an AM station is stored.
. The Stereo program indicator will light up if the
broadcast is being received in stereo. The Stereo indi-
cator will not light up if the broadcast is monaural or
too weak to be received in stereo.
FM Reception (Auto Mode)
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2.
Press the TUNER /!nput Selector button and the FM
Selector button [8].
Set the tuning mode button [6] to the AUTO mode and
confirm that both Tape Monitor buttans [3] are off.
. Press the UP or DOWN Tuning selector [7]. The tuned
frequency wil! continue to increase or decrease until a
sufficiently strong broadcast is reached. To move on to