User manual AUDIOTRONICS 148A

[. . . ] AM BAND AM / 14, 15 7 SYNC 8 PAGE 18 6 !§ EXE · DISPLAY · 15, 16 9 SSB !º LIGHT 5, 14 (17) 20 35J 1 2 3 4 56 1 RADIO BATT 4 RESET 4 2 OPEN RADIO BATT 4 3 ISS AM 11 5 TAPE BATT 6 OPEN TAPE BATT 4 4 36J 192 3 4 5 6 7 8 TUNE TRY AGAIN SYNC U LOCK SYNC L FM USB LSB/CW AM REC REV STANDBY a b SLEEP PRESET PAGE !ª !· MHz kHz FWD 1 2 3 !º !¡ !TM !£ !¢ !!§ !¶ 1 TUNE 14 14, 19 8 USB · LSB / CW SSB/CW 17 2 TRY AGAIN !9 LOCK 18 MW !º 3 STANDBYa·b 25, 28 !¡ REC !TM 8 FWD· ªREV 4 29 5 SLEEP 26 !£ !¢ PRESET ! 8 / 15, 16, 26 31 15 / / 6 !§ 31 7 SYNC U · SYNC L !¶ 18 !· PAGE !ª 37J · · · 0 88. 88 40 · · · 10 KK-WM1 · · AC 90 38J HOLD H RADIO POWER ON/OFF AC ]} ]} ]} SENS LOCAL 10 SENS DX 10 ENTER 09 15 39J 15 3 STANDBY ON/OFF 24 HOLD H 3 HOLD H Å ªREV FWD· MODE ST MONO RADIO MONO MODE ST MONO REC ST 38 40J · · · 6 1 AC 100 240 V · 1 · 90 41J FM AM FM 76 108MHz TV 1­3ch SW 1621 29999kHz MW 530 1620kHz LW 150 529kHz FM 10. 7MHz SW/MW/LW 55. 845MHz 1st 455kHz 2nd 3 AC 2 1 3 1 *2 1 AN-71 1 *3 AN-LP1 1 *4 1 1 1 1 1 *5 1 1 EIAJ*1 / 20 18000Hz 70 8000Hz *1 *2 *3 *4 *5 EIAJ ICF-SW1000TS ICF-SW1000T ICF-SW1000TS 1 *5 45mm 8 1 250mW EIAJ/DC RADIO BATT DC 3V 3 2 TAPE BATT DC 1. 5V 3 1 DC IN 3V 2 LW/MW/SW AC 16 1 MIC 1 176 105 40mm / EIAJ 464g 593g 3 C-60HF AN-1 AN-102 AC-E30L DCC-E230 KK-WM1 / AC AC-E30HG 42J · · 15 30 · 1 2 2 43J SSB (Single Side Band) 2 SSB USB LSB DSB Double Side Band 43 2 SSB 10MHz LSB SSB SSB USB AM BFO LSB (Double Side Band (USB DSB USB LSB (Beat Frequency Oscillator DSB USB LSB CW Continuous Wave CW BFO CW 44J Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. Warning To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. [. . . ] A cassette with a broken tab cannot be recorded to prevent accidental recording of your important cassette. If you wish to use the cassette for recording again, cover the opening of the broken tab with adhesive tape. · Operate REC approximately 2 seconds prior to the point you wish to begin recording. If not, the leading segment may not be recorded. · Switching the recording side is not possible when oe is pressed during recording. Cassette 23EN Timer To wake up to the desired broadcast --Standby function RADIO The standby function enables you to turn POWER on the radio and tune in to your favorite ON/OFF broadcast station at the desired time. The SLEEP standby function features a dual alarm so that you can enter two different preset STANDBY times. Before using the standby function, ON/OFF make sure that the clock is set correctly (see MODE page 5). STANDBY MEMORY 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 TIME SET ENTER HOUR · MIN 1 2 3 Tune in to the desired broadcast station you wish to preset. Press a or b of STANDBY MEMORY while pressing ENTER. The broadcast station is assigned to the selected button. TUNE PRESET PAGE FM MHz FWD 1 2 3 Note Make sure that the radio is turned off before setting the desired standby time. You cannot set the standby time when the radio or cassette is operating. 4 5 Turn off the radio. Press HOUR or MIN repeatedly while pressing either a or b of STANDBY MEMORY (which you pressed in step 3) to set the desired standby time for the radio to turn on. STANDBY a SLEEP FWD Display the desired standby time for the radio to turn on. 24EN Timer Tip To temporarily cancel the standby function, slide HOLD in the direction of the arrow to display "H" while the radio is turned off. · When the preset standby time arrives while the radio or cassette is operated, the standby function will have priority over the current operation and record the appropriate broadcast automatically. · If you set STANDBY a and STANDBY b to an identical preset time, only STANDBY a operates. · When a cassette is not inserted, or the tab of the cassette is broken, recording is not possible. Instead, the radio will receive the appropriate broadcast. 6 Press SLEEP repeatedly while pressing either a or b of STANDBY MEMORY (which you pressed in step 3) to set the desired duration for the operation of the radio. Each time SLEEP is pressed, the display changes in the following order: 60 (minutes) n 50 n 40 n 30 n 20 n 10 n 90 n 80 n 70 STANDBY a SLEEP Display the desired duration for the operation of the radio. The clock display returns when a or b is released. 7 Press STANDBY ON/OFF repeatedly to display "STANDBY a" or "STANDBY b" (which you selected in step 3). Each time STANDBY ON/OFF is pressed, the display changes in the following order: STANDBY a n STANDBY b n STANDBY a b n (None) 8 Set MODE to REC. The indicator beside the switch turns red. MODE RADIO REC STANDBY a FWD When the preset standby time arrives, the preset broadcast station is received and recorded. After the preset duration for the operation of the radio has elapsed, the radio and recording operation will turn off. 28EN Timer Other Operations Using the hold function to prevent accidental HOLD operations When the hold function is used, all buttons are locked and are not operational. When carrying the unit or operating the radio or cassette, use the hold function to prevent accidental operations. In addition, use the hold function to temporarily cancel the standby function (see pages 25 and 28). Other Timer Operations Tip When the hold function is used, the illumination of the display is turned off. Note The hold function cannot be used to hold cue and review operations. Slide HOLD in the direction of the arrow to display "H". All buttons are locked and are not operational when "H" is displayed. Display "H" FWD To cancel the hold function Slide HOLD in the opposite direction of the arrow so that "H" disappears in the display. To temporarily cancel the standby and timer recording functions When the hold functions is used, the standby and timer recording functions are temporarily canceled. This is applicable when the radio is not operating only. Other Operations Timer 29EN Attaching the strap Attach the supplied strap to facilitate handling of the unit. [. . . ] · Set MODE to REC. The timer recording function is not operating when the preset standby time arrives. A stereo-recordable source · ST·MONO is set to is recorded as monaural MONO. · The tape head is dirty and requires cleaning. · Set ST·MONO to ST. · Clean the tape head and tape path (see page 39). 42EN Additional Information Specifications Radio section Circuit system FM: Super heterodyne AM: Dual conversion super heterodyne Frequency range FM: 76­108 MHz 87. 5­108 MHz (for the Saudi Arabian model) SW: 1, 621­29, 999 kHz 1, 621-26, 100 kHz (for the Saudi Arabian model) MW: 530­1, 620 kHz LW: 150­529 kHz 150­285 kHz (for the Saudi Arabian model) Intermediate frequency FM: 10. 7 MHz SW/MW/LW: 55. 845 MHz (1st) 455 kHz (2nd) Input One mixing microphone input jack (stereo minijack) Dimensions Approx. 176 x 105 x 40 mm (w/h/d) (7 x 41/4 x 15/8 inches incl. alkaline batteries, C-60HF tape, headphones, and strap Supplied accessories Stereo headphones (1) Ear pads (2) Stereo microphone (1) Compact antenna AN-71 (1) *1 Active antenna AN-LP1 (1) *2 Antenna connector (1) *3 Carrying case (1) Hand strap (1) Wave Handbook (1) *4 Shortwave Guide (1) *5 Batteries (3) *3 AC power adaptor (1) *5 Optional accessories AC power adaptor AC-E30HG *6 LW/MW/SW wide range antenna AN-1, AN-102 Your dealer may not handle some of the above listed optional accessories. 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