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A Quick Look at the Receiver
(Display Backlight) — lights the
display for about 7 seconds.
POWER
/
— turns the receiver and
the sleep timer on and off.
DISPLAY
— displays settings.
MODE
— changes the receiver’s set-
tings.
ALARM
— sets the radio alarm.
ALARM
— sets the Humane Wak-
ing System (HWS) alarm.
(
TUNING/AUTO MEMO
) — tunes
up or down.
(
ENTER/FREQ/TIME SET
)
—
stores frequencies and the time.
C
(
M. DEL
) — cancels an entry or de-
letes a frequency stored in memory.
0
(
M. SCAN
) — scans the receiver’s
preset memory locations.
M
(
AM/PM
) — stores frequencies to
memory or changes the time from AM
to PM.
CLOCK 1/2
(
SW PAGE
)
— toggles be-
tween two clock settings. It also tog-
gles between the two memory pages
(see “Memory Tuning” on Page 16).
SW PAGE/SW SELECT
— toggles be-
tween the SW (shortwave) meter
bands (see “Selecting the Band” on
Page 13).
BAND
— toggles between the AM,
LW (longwave), FM, and SW bands.
VOLUME
— controls the volume.
/ (Control Lock) — prevents you
from accidentally turning the receiver
on or off, changing the band or fre-
quency, or accidentally selecting
front-panel buttons.
NEWS/NORM/MUSIC
— sets the re-
ceiver to enhance the sound of differ-
ent types of programs.
TUNING
/
— sets the tuning range
for manual tuning (see “Direct-Access
Tuning” on Page 14).
+CLARIFY–
— helps provide clearer
reception for SSB (single side band)
broadcast.
SW EXT. ANT
— lets you connect an
external antenna for shortwave use.
FM/SW/DX LOCAL
— reduces interfer-
ence from adjacent stations in the FM
and SW bands.
FM/FM ST/SSB/AM
— lets you select
the FM, FM Stereo, Single Side Band
(SSB) or AM band.
Jack — lets you connect head-
phones to the receiver.
DC IN 6V Jack
— lets you connect ex-
ternal power to the receiver.
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