Radio Shack DX-394 - Understanding the Display Indicators; Operating Mode and Time Indicators; Signal and Tuning Indicators

س
Fach
number
kay
kas
a
single
digit
printed
on
Е
and
s
meter
band
printed
‘above
it.
Use
tha
digits
on
he
keye
to
oer
te
numbers
for
а
frequency
а
channe:
or
a time
setting.
Use
the
meter
and
above
the
key
(120m,
for
example)
to
select
an
Intemational
Broadcast
Fre-
quencies
Band.
A LOOK AT THE DISPLAY
. — enters a decimal point when you
amor a frequency.
ENT — stores a frequency in a channel.
The display has several indicators hat show the receiver's current operating mode. A quick
look
atthe
display
will
help
you
uncerstanc
how
to
operate
your
receiver.
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иитиитин
$a
LIC
Hn
188
pears when you sot a 30- oF 69-
timer
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—
shows
tne
tme
for
two
time
zones
TIMER ON OFF — tho number from 1 to
Sundor this incicator shows the timer con-
оп and which timar is active.
SIGNAL STRENGTH meter — indicates
signal strength
LIMIT appears when the receiver is in
the limit frequency mode,
LM MW, and SW — shows the band the
receiver is currently tuned to: long wave
(DW).
medium
wave
(МУЛ),
or
short
wave
(Бе)
А or Y— appoare when you set a limit
frequency range or press А or V.
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Frequency indicator — indicator your
tuned frequency — from 150 Мт to
29.9999 MHz.
m — uopears when а band meter is
selected or a frequency is set.
PGM — tho number to the right of this
indicator shows the programmed channel
голо.
ив — appears when noise banker is
active.
MON — appears when the receiver is
tuned to a monitor memory.
STEP (kHz) — appears with digits to
shew which frequency step (0.1, 1, 5, 9, or
10) the recsivor is set to.
ESI appears when you tum on the
lock function
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