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This display indicates that the tuner is in AM with a
selected preset and the frequency of that preset or
station. The numbers in front of the dB indication are the
current volume setting.
3. Use the tune buttons on the front panel or the remote
to change the tuner frequency. The new frequency will
be displayed to the left of the volume level on the front
panel display and OSD.
Pressing a tune button once increases or decreases the FM
frequency by .1 MHz and the AM frequency by 10 KHz.
4. Press and hold either the of the tune buttons on the
front panel or the remote to scan continuously up or
down the selected band. The tuner will stop on the next
available station when you release the button.
5. Press the FM mode button on the front panel to toggle
between stereo and mono.
If an FM station produces lots of noise or sound that cuts in
and out while in stereo, use this control to change the FM
mode from stereo to mono.
If you select mono as the operating mode an indicator will
appear next to the preset number.
To preset a radio station into memory:
1. Tune to the radio station you desire.
2. Press and hold the mem button on the remote or the
memory button on the front panel to store a station into a
preset location. The display will change to show the word
“memory” along with a flashing number.
3. Quickly enter the desired preset/memory location (01
through 32) using the numeric keypad on the remote. This
programs the radio station to that memory location. You
have approximately five seconds to enter a number.
Up to 32 stations can be stored, randomly between AM and
FM, in memory as presets.
To tune to a radio station that you have preset:
1. Set the GTP-880 to tuner.
2. Use the numeric keypad on the remote control to enter
the two digit number of the preset that you want to hear.
The tuner frequency (and band if it is different then the
previously tuned station) changes to the new station in the
preset memory of the GTP-880.
To change a preset radio station:
1. Tune to the new radio station you desire.
2. Press and hold the mem button on the remote or the
memory button on the front panel. The display will change
to show the word “memory” along with a flashing number.
3. Quickly enter the new preset/memory location (01 through
32) using the numeric keypad on the remote. This replaces
the previously memorized preset with your new selection.
You have approximately five seconds to enter a number.
[6] Front Panel Display
Indicates program source, DSP mode, tuner preset and/or
frequency, digital input, volume level, and other GTP-
880/tuner operating information. Also displays menu
selections. Diming of the display may be accomplished via
the remote control or through the on screen display.
The front panel display provides visual feedback of the
current settings, surround modes and configuration menus
of the unit. Information is constantly displayed at the
front panel whenever the GTP-880 is turned on.
The information presented on the front panel is identical
to that shown on your TV monitor via the on screen dis-
play, allowing you to perform speaker settings, set up your
input sources, set the listening modes, and much more.
[7] Source Buttons
These buttons select the active video and audio input for
the GTP-880. The source that is currently selected will be
shown in the front panel display and the LED in the source
button will be red.
DVD, Video 1 , Video 2 , Video 3 , VCR , AUX, CD, Tape
Tuner:
Pressing this button changes the source to the
built-in AM/FM digital tuner. Please refer to digital tuner
controls, previously detailed in this section for more
instructions on using the GTP-880’s tuner.
[8] Volume control
The volume control adjusts the overall loudness of the
signals being fed to the preamplifier outputs. Unlike con-
ventional controls, the GTP-880’s volume control doesn’t
have a start or end position. Volume can also be adjusted
from the remote control using the master volume up or
down buttons. The volume control does not affect record-
ings made using the tape or VCR outputs but will affect
the signal going to the preamp outputs. The volume level
is indicated in the display panel when it is being adjusted,