Mains switch
● Check that the receiver is set to the correct mains voltage (see instructions at back of receiver) and that the correct fuse is fitted.
● Plug in the mains plug.
● Press in the mains button marked Power.
● When switched on the receiver goes over to manual station tuning, F .
Manual station tuning
If the Servo AFC circuit is connected, it will be automatically disconnected when you manually tune in to a station. This provides more
accurate tuning. The display will show F .
Adjust the tuning knob (7) until you find the required station.
● Frequency: Read the main scale (6).
● Signal strength: Read the signal meter (3). The meter displays signal strength in microvolts.
● Centre-tuning: The Tuning/Frequency meter (4) shows deviation from the centre position when the f indicator (5) lights up. Tune in
until the pointer is in the centre.
When you release the Tuning knob, the Servo AFC circuit will be automatically connected again after 1 to 2 seconds.
Storing station data
It is assumed that this is the first station data to be stored, and that the station data can be stored in any program memory.
Tuning in the station
● Tune in the station (centre-tune) as described under Manual station tuning, see above.
Storing
● Press in one of the Program Preset buttons (1), e.g. No. 8.
● The display (2) will change from F to 8.
● Press the Store Program button (10).
● The display will now show P with a blinking dot which indicates that the receiver is in the programming mode. You will all the time
listen to the tuned in station.
● The display will change from P to 8 and the Tuning/Frequency meter (4) will show the frequency of the station. The station is now
stored in Program Preset 8 and can be recalled later whenever the Program Preset 8 button is pressed.
The same procedure should be used to store station data in Program Preset memories 1 to 7.
The operating procedure is the same, whether a program selector is vacant or you want to change the station data already stored.
Storage unit (Memory)
The electronic memory can store data on 8 pre-tuned FM stations for rapid selection later. The memory is powered by an internal battery so
that the stored data is not lost when the receiver is switched off.
The battery is the NiCd type which is charged continuously when the receiver is switched on. If the receiver has been switched off for a long
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