Listening To Radio Programs - Denon DRA-F100 Mode D'emploi

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LISTENING TO RADIO PROGRAMS

(Check the connections on pages 5 and 6.)
3,5 2
TUNING
Receiver
PERSONAL COMPONENT SYSTEM / AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER DRA-F100
(DRA-F100)
B
REMOTE SENSOR
TIMER
TUNED STEREO
SYSTEM
ON / STANDBY
TUNING MONO /
DOWN UP BAND STEREO
PHONES
TIMER DISPLAY MEMORY FUNCTION
1 4,6
Example: Tuning in FM 87.5 MHz
(AM stations are tuned in using the same procedure.)
Set the VOLUME control on the
ON / STANDBY
receiver to the minimum position,
1
then press the SYSTEM power
operation switch (SYSTEM ON/
STANDBY) to turn on the power.
BAND
Press the BAND button on the
2
receiver to select the FM band.
Use the TUNING UP and DOWN
buttons to tune the frequency to
DOWN
3
87.50. Once the frequency is tuned
in, adjust the volume to the desired
level using the VOLUME control.
Auto Tuning
• When one of the TUNING buttons is pressed, the frequency changes in steps of 50kHz in the FM band, 9kHz in the AM band.
• If one of the TUNING buttons is held in for over 1 second, the frequency continues to change when the button is released (auto
tuning) and stops when a station is tuned in. Tuning will not stop at stations whose reception is poor.
• To stop the auto tuning function, press the UP or DOWN button once.
Presetting AM and FM Stations
Example: Presetting FM 87.5 (currently tuned in) at preset number 3
MEMORY
Press the MEMORY button.
4
The indicator flashes for
MEMO
10 seconds.
Use the TUNING UP and DOWN
buttons to call out the number at
DOWN
which you want to preset the
5
station (3), or simply press the
corresponding number button "3"
on the remote control unit.
MEMORY
Press the MEMORY button while
6
the MEMO indicator is flashing.
Up to 40 AM or FM stations can be preset using this procedure.
VOLUME
MHz CH
AUTO
BASS TREBLE BALANCE
L R
SYSTEM
MHz
This lights when a station is tuned in.
TUNING
UP
MHz
TUNED STEREO AUTO
Flashes
MHz
TUNED STEREO AUTO MEMO
Flashes
"P" flashes
TUNING
UP
MHz
TUNED STEREO AUTO MEMO
Flashes
"P3" lights
MHz
TUNED STEREO AUTO
Auto Preset Memory Function
(FM ONLY)
This function automatically stores the FM stations which can be received in the area in which the set is being used in the
preset memory. Also note that the channel memories can be changed at will even after the preset stations have been
stored with this function.
Connect the FM antenna and set it
1
so that FM stations can be
received.
Press the SYSTEM power operation
switch (SYSTEM ON/STANDBY) to
2
turn on the power while holding in
the MEMORY button.
Searching begins automatically, and
stations are stored in the preset
memory in order, beginning from
3
channel 1 (The operation
automatically stops once 40
stations have been set in the
memory.)
NOTES:
• In addition to the reception frequency, the reception mode (monaural or auto) is also preset, so check the display when
presetting stations.
• If a station is preset at a number where a station is already preset, the previous station is replaced with the new station.
• The preset memory is not cleared immediately when the power cord is unplugged, but is cleared if the cord is left
unplugged for an extended period of time. If this happens, preset the stations again.
Listening to Preset Stations
The preset stations can be recalled using the number buttons on the remote control unit.
Also, if the following operation is performed when the system power is off, the power automatically turns on and the radio
is played. (Auto on function)
Example: Listening to the station preset at number 3
(This operation is only possible from the remote control unit.)
Press the TUNER button on the
1
remote control unit.
CH
Press button "3" on the remote
2
control unit.
CH
CH
Refer to page 5.
SYSTEM
ON / STANDBY
MEMORY
"AUTO" is displayed and the MEMO indicator
flashes during this operation.
TUNED STEREO AUTO
When the operation is completed, the station
stored at preset number 1 is tuned in.
MD
POWER 8 9 2 1
SLEEP RESET REC / MUTE
DECK
7
6 2 0 1
TUNED STEREO AUTO
EDIT RANDOM REPEAT 8 9
TIME CD
6 7 2
SIDE A/B 1
q
PROGRAM CANCEL DIRECT TUNER FUNCTION
w
1 2 3 4 5
ENGLISH
MEMO
MHz CH
MHz CH
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