Pioneer RX-310 - Page 7

PANEL FACILITIES
TUNER SECTION
@STATION CALL switches
(BAND selector switch (FM/AM)
This is used to select the band of the desired station. The
These are used to recall preset broadcasting stations and to
preset the station.
(@) FREQUENCY (STATION NUMBER) DISPLAY
@ INDICATORS
[TUNED]
This lights to indicate that a station has been optimally tuned
in.
[STEREO]
This lights during FM’stereo reception.
{FM MONO]
Lights when the FM MONO switch is pressed to select
monaural FM reception.
{AUTO TUNING]
Lights when the auto tuning mode is selected during FM/AM
reception.
@) MEMORY switch
This switch is used to memorize stations. When the switch
is pressed, the FREQUENCY indicator will flash. To memorize
the frequency of any station, press the STATION CALL switch
while the frequency indicator is flashing.
G)FM MONO switch
Normally, the FM MONO indicator remains off. However, it
may not be possible to tune in a desired FM station because
it is too far away or because its signals are too weak. In cases
like these, press the switch to set the reception to the mon-
aural mode (FM MONO indicator lights) and tune in the station.
The program of an FM stereo broadcast will be heard in mono.
This switch will not function for AM reception.
(®AUTO/MANUAL switch
Use to select either the AUTO mode or MANUAL mode for
FM/AM reception.
@TUNING switch
The function of this switch differs according to whether AUTO
tuning or MANUAL tuning is Selected.
{AUTO tuning mode]
When this mode is selected, AUTO TUNING indicator lights
(press AUTO/MANUAL switch if the indication‘is not lighting}.
When the “+” side is pressed, the frequencies are scanned in
ascending order; when the “—" side is pressed, they are
scanned in descending order. Scanning stops as soon as a
station has automatically been tuned in.
Auto scanning is terminated when either TUNING, AUTO/
MANUAL, BAND or MEMORY swich is pressed.
[MANUAL tuning mode]
When
this
mode
is
selected,
AUTO
TUNING
indicator
turns
off
(press
AUTO/MANUAL
switch
if
the
indicator
is
lighting}.
When
the
“+"
side
is pressed
once,
the
frequency
is raised
one
step.
When
the
“—”
side
is
pressed
once,
the
frequency
is lowered
one
step.
When the “+” side is kept pressed, the frequency increases
and when the “—” side is kept pressed, it decreases.
bands change aiternately each time the switch is pressed.
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FM
reception
AM
reception
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@ POWER (STANDBY/ON) switch
When this switch is set to the ON position, the STAND-
BY/SLEEP indicator goes out and power is supplied to the main
circuits of the cassette deck receiver.
Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet when you
do not plan to use the cassette deck receiver for a long period
of time.
The
cassette
deck
receiver
has
a
backup
function,
so
it
will
return
|
to
the
original
status
when
the
power
cord
is
unplugged
and
soon
again
plugged
into
the
power
outlet.
40 STANDBY/SLEEP indicator
This
indicator
lights
in
stand-by
status
or
when
the
SLEEP
function
is
operating
when
the
power
cord
is
connected
to
a
power
outlet.
When
the
SLEEP
key
on
the
remote
control
unit
is
pressed,
the
sleep
function
is
activated
for
approximately
60
minutes,
then
enters
the
standby
mode.
(The
STANDBY/SLEEP
indica-
tor
flashes
faster
as
the
end
of
the
remaining
time
nears.)
(DPHONES jack
This
is
a
‘standard
plug-type
jack”’
for
headphones.
| NOTE:
Sound
is
not
heard
from
the
speakers
when
headphones
are
in
use.
(2)
SPEAKERS
switch
(
@
A,
=m
A+B)
This
is
used
to
select
the
speaker
through
which
you
wish
to
listen
HA
:
When
the
speakers
connected
to
A
terminals
are
in
use.
=a
A+B
:
When
the
speakers
connected
to
A
and
B
ter-
‘
minals
are
in
use.
(There
is
no
sound
if
A
+
Bis
selected
when
speakers
are
connected
only
to
the
A
terminals.)
Be
sure
to
use
A
terminals
when
you
use
one
pair
of
speakers
only.
No
sound
will
be
heard
through
the
speakers
when
only
one
pair
of
speakers
are
connected
to
B
terminals.
(3 GRAPHIC EQUALIZER controls
The equalizer is divided into five frequency ranges (100 Hz, 330 Hz,
1 kHz, 3.3 kHz, 10 kHz) to adjust music to the individual taste of
the listener.
NOTE:
Effective only for audio playback. Does not work far recording
H and copying operations.
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