Sony ST-S770ES - General Operation; Location and Function of Controls

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1-1. LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS
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SECTION 1
GENERAL
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Display window
POWER switch
CAL TONE (calibrating tone) button
Press this button to obtain a 400 Hz, 50% modulated
signal for adjusting the recording level on a cassette
deck. “CAL” will appear when a 400 Hz calibrating tone
signal is provided. To deactivate the calibrating tone
circuit, press the button again.
TUNE MODE (tuning mode) button
MUTING button
PRESET buttons
TUNING/PRESET button
TUNING/CHARACTER knob
SHIFT button
MEMORY button
Band selector
FM MODE button
Auto Stereo: Normally, select this mode (by making
the HI-BLEND and MONO indicators disappear from
the display window) when you tune in a strong FM
broadcast.
HI-BLEND: Select this position when the high-
frequency sound is noisy in the FM band. The high-
frequency noise will be reduced, but this lowers the
stereo effect.
MONO: Select this position when you tune in a very
weak or noisy FM station. Although the sound will
come out in monaural the noise will be greatly re-
duced.
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IF (intermediate frequency) BAND button
To prevent inter-station interference, press this button.
The NARROW indicator apears on the display and the
selectivity is improved.
DISPLAY button
ANT ATT button
CHARACTER button
Press this button when you record an FM stereo pro-
gram using the Dolby NR* (Noise Reduction) system.
The MPX FILTER indicator appears.
This filter cuts off the 38 kHz subcarrier signals, which
may otherwise interfere with proper operation of the
Dolby NR* (Noise Reduction). If your deck has an MPX
FILTER button, use that button rather than the button of
this tuner.
* Dolby noise reduction manufactured under License
from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
“DOLBY” and the double-D symbol [{U] are trade-
marks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
[17] DISPLAY MODE button
[18] PROGRAM switch and CHECK button
[19] ANT button