Teac T-H300 User Manual

TEAC
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AM/FM STEREO TUNER
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Teac T-H300 Specifications

General

FM Tuning Range	87.5 - 108 MHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (FM)	70 dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (AM)	50 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (FM)	0.3%
Weight	3.5 kg
Type	Tuner
Total Harmonic Distortion (AM)	1.0%
Sensitivity (FM)	1.5 μV

Summary

Safety Warnings

Electric Shock Hazard Warning

Warning to avoid electric shock by not opening the cover and referring servicing to qualified personnel.

Fire and Moisture Hazard Warning

Warning to prevent fire or shock hazard by not exposing the appliance to rain or moisture.

Important Safety Instructions

General Usage and Care Instructions

Instructions on reading and retaining manuals, cleaning, attachments, water/moisture, accessories, and ventilation.

Electrical and Installation Safety

Safety guidelines for power sources, grounding, power cord protection, outdoor antenna grounding, and lightning protection.

Hazard Prevention and Servicing

Precautions against overloading, object/liquid entry, servicing by qualified personnel, and replacement parts.

Before Operating

Unit Placement and Care

Guidelines for placing the unit on a hard surface, avoiding direct sunlight, heat, vibrations, dust, and using a dry cloth for cleaning.

UK Mains Plug Safety

Instructions for UK customers regarding the mains plug, fuse, and wiring connections for safety.

Connections and Rear Panel Overview

LINE OUT and REMOTE CONTROL Jacks

Connect audio output or system control signals via LINE OUT and REMOTE CONTROL jacks.

RESET Switch and AC Outlet

Details the RESET switch for memory reset and the unswitched AC OUTLET for connecting other devices.

AC Power Cord Connection

Instructions for connecting the unit's AC power cord to a wall socket for power.

Antenna Installation

AM Antenna Setup

Instructions for connecting AM antennas, including outdoor placement considerations.

FM Antenna Setup

Guidelines for FM antenna installation, connecting coaxial cables, and matching transformers.

Front Panel Controls and Functions

Key Controls and Buttons

Describes power, tuning, band, mode, timer, memory, and file buttons for operation.

Display Indicators Explained

Details the meaning of various indicators shown on the unit's display during operation.

Radio Listening and Presets

Basic Listening and Tuning

How to select AM/FM, tuning modes, tune to stations, and set FM to MONO.

Presetting Broadcast Stations

Steps for manually and automatically presetting broadcast stations for quick access.

Sleep Timer Operation

Instructions for setting, checking, and cancelling the sleep timer function.

Time and Station Management

Adjusting Current Time

Step-by-step guide to adjust the current time using the time adjust button and tuning control.

Daily Timer and Filing

Instructions for presetting daily timer functions and filing station names.

RDS System Overview

RDS Features and Data Types

Explains RDS, data types (PS, CT, PTY, RT, TP, TA), and lists 16 PTY data categories.

RDS Reception Symbols

Displays symbols used for received RDS data, including various characters and numbers.

RDS Operation and Specifications

RDS Display Modes and PTY Search

How to select RDS display modes and perform PTY searches for broadcast stations.

Technical Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for FM/AM sections, power, dimensions, and accessories.

Troubleshooting Guide

Sound and Reception Issues

Solutions for no sound, noise, or noisy reception by checking connections and antenna.

Remote Control Functionality

Remedies for remote control issues, such as checking CD power and remote mode selection.