Sony ICF-SW7600GR Operating Instructions - Page 19

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Manually selecting the frequency - Manual tuning Tips • The unit will perform auto scan when -?K or k?+ is held down (see "Searching the station automatically - Auto scan tuning", page 20). • The frequency changes rapidly when K - or + k is held down and stops when the button is released. In the AM bands (MW, SW and LW), the unit scans continuously in the range of 150 to 29 999 kHz. What is a meter band? Meter bands refer to frequency bands which short wave broadcasts are divided into wavelengths. Normally, international broadcast frequencies are assigned. With this unit, there are 14 meter bands. Frequency range of bands/meter bands Unit: kHz for AM, MHz for FM Band Frequency Range Scan Frequency Range LW 150-529 MW 530-1 620 AM SW 1 621-29 999 FM 76.00-108.00 153-522 530-1 620 * 531-1 620 ** 2 250-2 550 3 150-3 450 3 850-4 050 4 700-5 100 5 900-6 250 7 100-7 400 9 400-10 000 11 500-12 150 13 500-13 900 15 000-15 900 17 450-18 000 18 850-19 100 21 450-21 950 25 600-26 100 76.00-108.00 * 10 kHz channel step (see page 15). ** 9 kHz channel step (see page 15). Meter band - - - 120 meter band 90 meter band 75 meter band 60 meter band 49 meter band 41 meter band 31 meter band 25 meter band 22 meter band 19 meter band 16 meter band 15 meter band 13 meter band 11 meter band - Note The actual frequency range of short wave broadcasts and the range of the meter bands for this unit may differ. Refer to the supplied "Wave Handbook" for more information. Listening to the radio 19GB

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19
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Listening to the radio
Manually selecting the frequency — Manual tuning
Tips
The unit will perform auto scan when
?
K
or
k
?
+
is held down (see
“Searching the station automatically – Auto scan tuning”, page 20).
The frequency changes rapidly when
K
or
+
k
is held down and
stops when the button is released. In the AM bands (MW, SW and
LW), the unit scans continuously in the range of 150 to 29 999 kHz.
What is a meter band?
Meter bands refer to frequency bands which short wave
broadcasts are divided into wavelengths. Normally, international
broadcast frequencies are assigned. With this unit, there are 14
meter bands.
Frequency range of bands/meter bands
Unit: kHz for AM, MHz for FM
Band
Frequency Range
Scan Frequency Range
Meter band
LW
150–529
153–522
MW
530–1 620
530–1 620 *
531–1 620 **
2 250–2 550
120 meter band
3 150–3 450
90 meter band
3 850–4 050
75 meter band
4 700–5 100
60 meter band
5 900–6 250
49 meter band
7 100–7 400
41 meter band
SW
1 621–29 999
9 400–10 000
31 meter band
11 500–12 150
25 meter band
13 500–13 900
22 meter band
15 000–15 900
19 meter band
17 450–18 000
16 meter band
18 850–19 100
15 meter band
21 450–21 950
13 meter band
25 600–26 100
11 meter band
FM
76.00–108.00
76.00–108.00
*
10 kHz channel step (see page 15).
**
9 kHz
channel step (see page 15).
Note
The actual frequency range of short wave broadcasts and the range of the
meter bands for this unit may differ. Refer to the supplied “Wave
Handbook”
for more information.
AM