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General| Type | AM/FM Tuner |
|---|---|
| FM Tuning Range | 87.5 - 108 MHz |
| AM Tuning Range | 530 to 1710 kHz |
| Output | RCA |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 15 kHz (±1 dB) |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 75dB (Mono), 70dB (Stereo) |
Details on device power sources and battery operation.
Instructions for powering on the device and initial display.
Guide to changing the operator guidance language on the device.
Explanation of how to navigate and understand the device's mode diagrams.
Procedure to reset the Tuning Set to factory default settings.
Information on the automatic power-off timer and how to manage it.
Instructions for adjusting the sensitivity of the built-in microphone.
Step-by-step guide for tuning with equal temperament and standard pitch.
Explanation of the automatic note tracking feature during tuning.
How to activate, deactivate, and adjust the volume of the audible tuning tone.
How to switch to and use the bargraph display for tuning indication.
How to adjust the standard concert pitch (380.0 to 470.0 Hz).
Procedure to measure the current pitch of a musical instrument.
How to measure the deviation of a tone in cents from a reference.
Introduction to piano tuning, including stretching and potential damage.
Example of using Stretching Number 3 (STR.MODERATE) for piano tuning.
Guide to setting and using the Werckmeister III historical temperament.
Detailed diagram and steps for using the memory mode.
Specific steps for saving custom stretching or temperament data.
How to combine different tuning modes and stored settings.
Mathematical explanation of the equal temperament tuning system.
Definition and mathematical calculation of the 'cent' unit for frequency deviation.
Technical details on how the device generates target frequencies.
Table of cent deviations for various historical temperaments.
Explanation of the 'cent relation tone' concept and its function.
How to transpose selected temperaments to different keys.
Procedure for setting the cent relation function and transposer.
Theoretical basis for cent settings in piano tuning due to inharmonicity.
Guide to analyzing a piano to create custom stretching using the PIANYZER.
Detailed steps for performing the piano analysis for stretching.
Method to manually enter support note cents for piano stretching.
Visual representation of a piano stretching generated by the PIANYZER.
Flowcharts detailing the operation of Analyzer and Editor modes within PIANYZER.
How to turn the LC-display illumination on or off.
How to enable or disable the automatic timer function.
How to select the default operating mode upon device startup.
Specifications for the device's tuning range and display capabilities.
Technical specifications for measurement accuracy and operating temperature.
Lists of available fixed and user-storable temperaments and stretchings.
Details on concert pitch adjustment, microphone, audible tone, power supply, and physical dimensions.
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