Sharp VZ-2000H Mode D'emploi page 10

Note
| When listening to the radio through the unit's internal speakers, slide
| the SPEAKER SELECTOR on the rear of the unit to the "INT"
position.
METER SELECTOR
Signal indicator FM rod aerial
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VOLUME, BASS
TREBLE, BALANCE
LOUDNESS
[2 || FM AERIAL SELECTOR FM AERIAL SELECTOR
EXT When using the FM rod aerial, set this
EM ANT ANTENNA|. switch to the "ROD" position.
FM When using the special FM aerial connected
SELECTOR
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{Rear of the unit.)
to the EXT. FM ANTENNA socket, set this
switch to the "EXT" position.
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Input selector
"PM ST? "FM"
"MI "a LW"
Push the POWER switch to the "= ON"
position.
Push the appropriate input selector button
to receive the desired radio broadcasts.
For FM broadcasts, either the "FM" or
Select the desired station with the TUNING
control. The "FM STEREO" indicator wiil
light up when the FM broadcast is in stereo,
Adjust the position and length of the FM rod
aerial if the "FM or "FM ST" input selector
is being used. (Refer to "FM AERIAL
SELECTOR" and "AERIAL" below.)
After you have wrned the METER SELEC-
TOR to the "BATT/SIGNAL" position, fine
tune with the TUNING control until that the
maximum number of LED indicators are tit.
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GF Adiust the VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE and
BALANCE controls for the desired sound
quality. When listening at a very low
volume setting, slide the LOUDNESS
switch to the "'ON" position.
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Push the POWER switch to the "STAND-
BY" position.
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@ FM Aerial
< Strong signal areas >
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Raise and extend the telescopic aerial. Turn the TUNING control in either
direction until the desired broadcast is clearly received. Adjust the length
and position of the aerial until the broadcast reception is received at peak
strength.
< Poor recaption telescopic aerial areas >
In areas where signals are weak due to long distances or interference from
buildings, etc., it is advised that a special FM aerial (3-8 elements} be
installed, Connect the aerial to the EXT. FM ANTENNA socket with a
feeder line (impedance 300 £2).
(Refer to "SYSTEM CONNECTION" on page 5.)
< Position of special FM aerial installation >
1. Install the aerial in a place where broadcast signals can be picked up
with a minimum of interference. In areas where buildings or the geog-
__ raphical_terrain_cause_unavoidable_interference or in_areas_ where signals
are not directly received, listen.to the.sound.and instali the aerial.in the
place where the least amount of distortion and noise can be detected.
2. Avoid installing the aerial near roads or places where automobile noise
would cause interference.
@® MW, LW Aerial
< Strong signal areas >
In strong broadcast signal areas, the ferrite bar aerial which is built into
the stereo system is sufficient for reception. Since this aerial is a directio-
nal one, move the unit into that direction which provides the best possible
reception.
< Poor reception ferrite bar aerial areas >
In areas where there is much interference (inside ferroconcrete building, or
when weak signals are being received from distant stations, etc.) connect
an aerial lead-in wire to the EXT. AM ANTENNA socket, Use an external
aerial that is as close as possible to a standard aerial (7.5m high, 15m long
[horizontal section}}. When preparing the earth wire, connect it from
the "GND" socket to an earth stake buried in the ground or to a metal
water pipe,
{Refer to "SYSTEM CONNECTION" on page 5.}
————————— WARNING
Do not connect the earth wire to a a as, pipe as a spark may Cause an
explosion.
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