Pioneer XR-P770F Operating Instructions

MEMORIZING STATIONS
Manual presetting Station call
e@ Up to 24 FM/AM stations can be memorized at random.
Example : To memorize FM 87.50 MHz as preset station 2.
1. Press the tuner (FM/AM) function button.
2. Press the FREQ/STATION button to change the display to
the station mode.
Each time you press the button alternately, the frequency and
station mode changes as follows:
fo Frequency ——® Station mode 7
If you do not press a button within three seconds, youreturn to
the Frequency mode.
1. Press the tuner (FM/AM) function button. :
2. Tune into a desired broadcast station using the (—) or (J 3. Press the C=) or (=) button to select the desired station.
button. : 7
The ON/OFF setting of MONO button can also be memorized for NOTES: : : 2 ;
each station set. e The memorized stations will not be erased even if the power
3. Press the STATION MEMORY button. is turned off. However, if the AC power cord is unplugged or
a power failure occurs, the memorized stations will be erased.
(If the AC power cord is unplugged, the memorized stations
will be retained for several days.)
elf the memorized stations have been erased, memorize them
again.
4. Select the station number to be memorized by pressing the
C) or GJ button.
5. Press the STATION MEMORY button.
NOTE:
If you memorize a station using a station number that already
has astation assigned to it, the previous station is erased and
the new one memorized.
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Pioneer XR-P770F Specifications

Amplifier Section

continuous power output (RMS)	100 W + 100 W
channels	2 channels (stereo)
continuous power output (DIN)	80 W + 80 W

Power

power requirements	AC 230 V, 50/60 Hz
power consumption	530 W
music power (DIN)	115 W + 115 W

FM Tuner Section

reception frequencies (FM)	87.5 MHz to 108 MHz
reception frequencies (AM)	531 kHz to 1, 602 kHz (9 kHz step)
frequency response (Type II tape)	35 Hz to 15, 000 Hz +6 dB

Weight and Dimensions

external dimensions	260 (W) x 310 (H) x 371.5 (D) mm
weight	11.5 kg
antenna input	75 Ω unbalanced