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SIGNAL

STRENGTH

111

III

III

III

III

Using

the

Signal

Strength

Meter

The

Signal

Strength

Meter

provides

a

visual

indication

of

the

quality

of

the

broadcast

reception.

A

low

reading

correlates

with

noisy

or

intermittent

reception.

Repositioning

your

antenna

may

result

in

a

higher

reading

and

better

sound.

Poor

reception

along

with

a

high

meter

reading

indicates

interference

from

another

broadcast.

Repositioning

your

antenna,

or

replacing

it

with

a

directional

outdoor

antenna,

may

or

may

not

solve

this

problem.

Using

the

Preset

Buttons

Your

receiver

allows

you

to

store

16

station

settings

and

quickly

access

them,

using

the

8

Preset

buttons

along

with

the

Shift

A

-B

button.

The

Preset

stations

are

designated

by

the

letter

A

or

B,

followed

by

a

number

from

1

to

8.

Any

designation

may

be

used

for

any

AM

or

FM

station,

in

whatever

combination

you

choose.

To

enter

a

station

in

memory:

1.

Tune

to

the

desired

station.

2.

Be

sure

Seek

-Stereo

setting

is

the

one

desired*.

3.

Press

the

Shift

A

-B

button

to

display

the

desired

letter.

4.

Press

the

Memory

button.

("Preset"

will

flash

for

about 8

seconds.)

5.

With

"Preset"

flashing,

press

the

desired

numbered

Preset

button.

*NOTE:

When

a

station

is

set

in

memory,

the

Seek

-Stereo

setting

is

also

entered.

Subsequently,

each

time

a

station

is

recalled

using

a

Preset

button,

the

tuner

automatically

switches

to

the

original

Seek

-

Stereo

setting

for

that

station.

Memory

Shift

A

-B

To

change

a

preset

station:

Simply

enter

the

new

station.

The

old

station

is

automatically

erased.

To

access

a

preset

station:

Press

the

Shift

A

-B

button

to

display

the

correct

letter.

Then

press

the

desired

numbered

Preset

button.

NOTE:

Preset

stations

are

stored

indefinitely

while

the

unit

is

connected

to

a

live

AC

source,

and

for

approximately

1

week

when

the

unit

is

unplugged.

Making

Recordings

To

make

a

recording

on

either

a

tape

deck

or

VCR,

simply

press

the

"Rec

Out"

button

that

corresponds

to

the

piece

of

equipment

you

wish

to

record

from.

Output

from

this

source

will

be

supplied

to

both

Tape

1

and

Tape

2

devices,

enabling

you

to

record

on

either

one,

or

both

simultaneously.

(a)

To

record

from

one

tape

device

to

another,

press

the

Rec

Out button

corresponding

to

the

source

(play)

device.

(b)

By

selecting

different

sources

for

Function

and

Rec

Out,

you

may

listen

to

one

audio

or

video

component,

while

recording

from

another.

(c)

Make

videotape

recordings

from

TV,

video

disc

player

or

second

VCR

in

the

same

manner

described

above,

simply

by

pressing

the

appropriate

Rec

Out

button.

With

equipment

installed

as

outlined

in

this

booklet,

both

audio

and

video

output

is

supplied

to

the

VCR.

NOTE:

Be

sure

Video

Defeat

is

turned

Off

when

selecting

a

video

source

for

playing

or

recording.

Function

Rec

Out

1

-

VCR/Tape

-

2

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