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to Radio Broadcasts
Listening to broadcast
stations
which
have not
been programmed
(Manual tuning)
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For
U.K.:
Press BAND
to display
"LW",
"MW'or "FM".
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(The display changes
each time
the but-
ton is pressed.)
For
Australia, New
Zealand:
Press BAND
to display
"FM"
or "AM".
AM->FM
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(The display changes
each time
the but-
ton is pressed.)
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Press
D<M/<K]
or
E>>/i>i>D
to
tune in the broadcast
station.
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: Press this to increase
the
broadcast frequency.
D<]<1/«1
:
Press
this to decrease
the
broadcast
frequency.
stations can be selected
automati-
cally (see below).
Lights w^en
an FM
stereo
program
Is picked
up.
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Selecting
FM stations automatically:
Keep the button depressed until the frequency display
starts to
change. A station with
good reception Is automatlcatly selected
and
the selection process
then stops.
Frequency
display steps:
The frequency
display
changes in the following
steps:
(For U.K.)
FM:
50 kHz steps
LW.MW:
g kHz steps
(For
Australia,
New Zealand)
FM:
100
kHz steps
AM:
g kHz
st^s
For
better
reception
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When
there is too
much
interference during
an
FMstereo
broadcast
(Available
only from the remote
control)
Reduce
the interference by
setting the sound
to monaural.
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Press
ST/MONO.
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To return to stereo reception,
repeat the
same procedure
^d turn
oft the
SSSa
display.
The display will
not
light
in the monaural
mode
even when
a
stereo broadcast is received.
Adjusting the antenna
for
better
reception
FM
Pull
out the
telescopic
antenna
and adjust its lengtii
and angle for
optimum
reception.
AM<LW/MW)
Turn the unit
in the direction which gives the
best results.