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FM Tuner Specifications| FM frequency range | 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz |
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| FM usable sensitivity | 11.2 dBf |
| FM signal-to-noise ratio | 96 dB |
AM Tuner Specifications| AM frequency range | 530 kHz to 1, 700 kHz |
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| AM sensitivity | 150 AV/m |
| AM signal-to-noise ratio | 50 dB |
Audio Output| Output level | 1, 000 mV |
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| Output impedance | 0.5 kΩ |
| Distortion at 80 dBf | 0.03 % (1 kHz) |
Power| U.K. model power requirements | AC 240 V, 50/60 Hz |
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| U.S., Canadian models power requirements | AC 120 V, 60 Hz |
| Multi-voltage model power requirements | AC 110 V/120 - 127 V/220 V/240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Physical Characteristics| Dimensions | 420 x 106 x 327 mm |
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| Dimensions (inches) | 16-1/2 x 4-3/16 x 12-7/8 in |
| Weight | 6.5 kg |
Do not expose the appliance to rain or moisture to prevent fire or shock.
Do not use a polarized plug with an extension cord or outlet unless blades are fully inserted.
Guidelines for proper grounding of the cable ground connection.
Refer servicing to qualified personnel; no user-serviceable parts inside.
Do not remove the cover to prevent electric shock.
Avoid using the appliance near water or in wet locations.
Install in a stable location with proper ventilation, away from heat sources.
Protect power cords and clean the unit with a dry cloth.
Service required for damaged cords, spilled liquids, or abnormal operation.
Improved front end and IF circuitry for better interference rejection and selectivity.
Achieves high S/N ratio, low distortion, and superior separation with DDD Type IV.
Features FDNR audio stage L.P.F. and anti-vibration design for enhanced audio.
Offers direct access, fine tuning, auto operation, 40-station presets, and dual output jacks.
Illustrates how to connect outdoor FM antennas, AM loop antenna, and audio output.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the AM loop antenna.
Instructions for connecting the audio output via pin plugs.
Procedure for connecting the power cord, noting polarity.
Guide for attaching the antenna adaptor for 75 Ohm coaxial cable and 300 Ohm feeder.
Guidance on connecting and positioning the AM loop and external antennas.
Instructions for connecting the T-type FM antenna and external antennas.
Importance and method of grounding for lightning protection and noise reduction.
Description of FM and AM antenna connection terminals.
Explanation of FIXED and VARIABLE output jacks for amplifier connection.
Details on connecting the power cord, emphasizing polarity for sound quality.
Overview of IN/OUT jacks for Pioneer remote control signals.
Description of the power switch and its standby indicator.
Reference to page 10 for detailed explanation of the operation display.
Use of Station Call buttons for presets and direct access tuning.
Controls located behind the hinged panel: Auto Operation and MPX NR.
Enables simulated stereo effect for monaural sources.
Sets signal threshold levels for auto tuning stop.
Switches to SUPER NARROW IF BAND and AUTO MPX MODE for interference.
Functions for memorizing stations and selecting FM/AM bands.
Selects antennas (A/B) and applies RF attenuation for strong signals.
Adjusts IF bandwidth and multiplex mode for optimal reception.
Fine-tuning for noise reduction and direct frequency input using station call buttons.
Displays reception band/frequency and selected preset memory class.
Shows signal strength, station recall, RF ATT level, and auto level settings.
Indicates Auto Operation, S-MPX, Memory, Fine Tuning, SSS, and MPX NR status.
Shows selected antenna (A/B) and IF Band mode (Normal/Super Narrow).
Displays selected MPX mode (Auto, Mono) and Stereo reception status.
Manual and auto tuning procedures for receiving desired stations.
Interpreting signal strength and troubleshooting weak reception.
Using IF BAND, S-MPX, FINE TUNING, RF ATT, and MPX MODE for noise reduction.
Using the SSS button to enjoy simulated stereo with monaural broadcasts.
Step-by-step guide to memorizing stations into 4 classes and 40 presets.
How to recall and listen to memorized preset stations.
The unit remembers the last tuned station after power off.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to power and sound output.
Troubleshooting station tuning failures and reception noise.
Resolving sound distortion and problems with FM stereo reception.
Technical specifications for the FM tuner, including sensitivity and selectivity.
Technical specifications for the AM tuner, including frequency range and sensitivity.
Specifications for audio output, power requirements, dimensions, and furnished parts.
