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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TONE
COtHROL
PUSHBunON PULLfD OUT
FOR STATION SET-UP
AM-fM
BAND SWITCH
ON·OFF SWITCH AND VOLUME CONTROl. Turn ON·OFF controi c10ckwise to switch
radio on
.
To increase volume, continue turning ON ·OFF controi c1ockwise. To switch
radio off, turn ON·OFF controI to its extreme counter·c1ockwise position.
TONE CONTROl. Turn the tone controI fully clockwise for voice, to mid·positiori for
music, and fully counter·clockwise for bass.
AM·FM BAND SWITCH. Select desired broadcast band (AM or FM) with BAND switch.
For AM reception, turn BAND switch to the right so that red line points to letters
"AM". For FM reception, turn BAND switch to the lett so that red line points to
letters "FM".
STATION SElECTION. Turn the BAND switch to desired broadcast band (AM or FM).
Then tune in desired station either by turning SELECTOR controI or by pressing
push·button preset to desired station
.
(To set push·buttons, see paragraph entitled
"SETTI NG PUSH ·BUTTONS".)
FADER CONTROL Turn controI knob either clockwise or counter·clockwise to get
desired relative volume between speakers.
ANTENNA HEIGHT. For best FM reception, adjult antenna height to approximately
30
inches. The
30
inch
antenna height
will
allo provide good AM reception in most
areas.
SETTING PUSH·BUTTONS. Each push·button can be set to one station only-either
an AM or an FM station
.
This provides a total of five stations that can be selected
by push ·button operation
.
These five stations can be five AM stations, five FM stations
or any combination of five AM and FM stations-for
exampl,e,
four AM andone FM,
or two AM and three FM. Stations can be set up in any order;
however,
for
con·
venience in
remembering,
stations should be set up in the order of their frequencies.
Set push·buttons as follows:
l. Turn radio on and allow to operate for a few
minutes.
2.
Extend antenna height to
30
inches.
3. Turn BAND switch to either AM or FM
,
depending upon which broadcast band
the desired station is on.
4.
Pull out
push·buttons.
(See Figure.)
5. Accurately tune in a station with the manual SELECTOR controI.
6.
Lock one push·button to that station by pushing button in firmly.
7.
Repeat Steps 3 to
6
for each of remaining four push·buttons.
NOTE:
In metropolitan areas, it is recommended that the push·buttons be set
up in a shielded place where signals are
weak,
such as under a viaduct or in a
building using steel in its
structure.
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