Optimus STA-795 - Features; Protection Circuits

Your Optimus STA-795 Digital Synthesized
AM/FM Stereo Receiver combines 50 watts per
channel of power with efficient state-of-the-art
circuitry.
The STA-795 is the perfect control center for
your audio/video system. It provides connec¬
tions for a tape deck, a turntable, and two other
signal sources, such as a CD player, TV
monitor, or VCR.
The CMOS LSI frequency-synthesized tuner
and the large digital frequency display make
radio tuning precise and simple.
Additional features include the following:
Flat Frequency Response — ensures accurate
sound reproduction from 20 to 30,000 Hertz.
Low Distortion — lets you use the full rated
power of the receiver’s amplifier without com¬
promising the sound quality.
FM Mute — eliminates noise when you tune
from one FM station to another.
A/B Speaker Terminals — let you connect two
pairs of stereo speakers.
External Antenna Terminals — let you connect
external AM and FM antennas for "optimum radio
reception. However, the supplied AM loop an¬
tenna and the FM line-cord antenna provide
adequate reception in most metropolitan areas.
TWo Tone Controls — allow independent ad¬
justment of bass and treble frequencies.
Search Tuning — lets you scan for the next
available station in a band.
Memory Tuning — lets you program 6 AM and
12 FM stations for one-button selection.
Headphone Jack — lets you connect head¬
phones for private listening and enhanced
stereo effect.
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Tape Monitoring — lets you listen to the actual
recording as you record if your tape deck has a
tape monitoring feature.
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Protection Circuits — help prevent damage
from over-heating or over-driving of the
receiver’s amplifier. Additional protection circuits
guard against power surges and short circuits.
Warning: The receiver’s power cord has a
polarized plug. To prevent electric shock, do not
use an extension cord or other receptacle un¬
less the plug’s blades can be fully and easily in¬
serted.
Note to CATV System Installer: This reminder
is provided to call the CATV system installer’s
attention to Article 820-22 of the NEC that
provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in
particular, specifies that the cable ground shall
be connected to the grounding system of the
building, as close to the point of cable entry as
practical.
For your permanent records, we recommend
you record the receiver’s serial number in the
space provided. The serial number is listed on
the receiver’s back panel.
Serial Number:
1992 Tandy Corporation.
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