Sony icf 2010 - Direct Tuning

DIRECT TUNING
If you know the frequency of a station to be received, you can tune
in the station easiiy by direct tuning.
The numbers in the illustration refer to the sequence of operations.
1 Set the MAIN POWER switch and the POWER switch to ON.
2 Select the desired band.
For AM reception, select the required AM mode.
(See “How to select AM mode” on page 12.)
3 Input the frequency of the station to be received with the 0 9
keys.
4 Press the EXECUTE key.
5 Adjust the telescopic antenna for FM/SW/AIR reception.
Rotate the set for improved LW/MW reception. See page 12.
6 Adjust the volume with the VOLUME controi.
After iistening, set the POWER switch to OFF.
HOW TO INPUT A FREQUENCY
Example
AM 1,240 kHz
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FM 92.5 MHz
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AM 2,000 kHz
FM 90.0 MHz
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In case of 200 kHz, 300 kHz, ... 900 kHz, press [D 0 ® [EXECUTE| ;
rslloTf^ [ E XECUTE! , etc.
• After pressing a key, press the next key within 5 seconds. If you
do not, the previous station will return.
• With direct tuning, the frequency is displayed in steps of the
foilowing intervals, depending on the bands.
AM: 1 kHz
FM: 0.05 MHz
AIR: 0.025 MHz
If you input a frequency between the intervals, the frequency at the
interval just below will be tuned in and displayed. For example, if
you input FM 92.540 MHz, FM 92.500 MHz will be tuned in and
displayed.
I-Error indication --—-—i
Error, I
When you input a frequency beyond the receivabie frequency
range, this indication will blink several times and the previous
station wili return. ^ Input a correct frequency.
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If you set the POWER switch to ON or press the SLEEP key when
there is no radio power source, this indication wili appear for ap¬
prox. 5 seconds and then disappear.
•¥ Check the following.
• The MAIN POWER switch is set to OFF.
• The radio batteries are exhausted.
• The ac power adaptor or the car battery cord is connected to
the DC IN 4.5 V jack when battery operation is attempted.
• The ac power adaptor or the car battery cord is not connected
correctly to a wall outlet or a cigarrette lighter socket of a car.
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