NAD T752 owner manual Front Panel

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1POWER: Press in to switch the receiver to Standby; the amber indicator (2) above the power button will light, but the main VFL display remains dark, and very little power is consumed. Pressing any other front-panel key, or the HTR 2 remote’s [ON] button, will switch the receiver on, making it operational, changing the amber Standby indicator to green and illuminating the VFL display. Pressing any front panel button (other than the [POWER] button) will also switch the receiver on. Press the remote’s [OFF] button to return to Standby. Pressing POWER again turns the unit OFF completely, recommended if you do not plan to use your receiver for an extended period of time. It is usual (and perfectly acceptable) to leave the T 752 in Standby mode in between normal viewing and listening sessions.

Note that when you do choose to switch off from Standby using the front panel Power button, the T 752’s memory back-up system will store channel level, tuner preset, and other settings for several weeks while the unit is switched off, or even unplugged from AC power altogether.

2STANDBY: Illuminates amber when the T 752 is in Standby mode; green when it is powered on; and flashes momentarily to indicate infrared commands received from the HTR 2 remote. Protection Mode is indicated by a red illumination, and indicates that there is a problem with your set- up or the unit itself. When the fault is removed, normal operation can be resumed (this may require turning the unit off and on again). This indicator will be steadily dark only when POWER is switched off (or the receiver is unplugged from the AC supply).

3AM/FM: Press to toggle between the tuner’s AM and FM bands.

4DISPLAY: Press to display the channel mode of the currently selected source (other than the internal AM/FM tuner), in the format “front/rear/LFE.” For example, a Dolby Digital or DTS 5.1-channel source will display 3/2.1. Note that the display shows signal channels, not speakers; for example, a 2-channel analog or digital source (whether stereo or surround-encoded) will show 2/0.0, even though the receiver’s <Speaker Settings> may indeed be set up to use the subwoofer with all sources, and the current Listening Mode may employ center and surround speakers.

When the AM/FM tuner is the selected input, sequentially pressing DISPLAY shows the currently tuned station’s RDS data, toggling between the current station’s Radio Text and Station Name displays (see Listening to Radio, below).

5MEMORY: Use to store tuned stations to the T 752’s 40 preset-memory locations. (See “Listening to Radio,” below.)

6FM MUTE/MODE: In the normal Mute position, only the stations with a strong signal can be listened to, and the noise between stations is muted. Pressing the [FM Mute/Mode] button allows distant (and potentially noisy) stations to be received. (See “Listening to Radio,” below.)

7PRESET < > : Press to step up or down between radio presets; 30 FM and 10 AM station presets are available. Note that this function “wraps”:

>will step from Preset 30 to Preset 1, or vice versa using the < key. “Unused” presets are skipped over. (Note that Presets must previouslyPressing

have been stored; see “Listening to Radio,” below.)

8SEARCH < > : Press momentarily to step up or down between FM or AM frequencies. Press and hold SEARCH < > for more than 2 seconds to search up or down; the T 752’s tuner will stop at the next sufficiently strong signal it encounters. Note that this function, too, “wraps,” and will continue searching up or down from one end of the AM or FM band to the other.

Note that: SEARCH < > tunes the FM band by 0.05 MHz steps (twice the precision of most tuners and receivers). On the AM band, SEARCH < > moves by 10 kHz or 9 kHz steps. To change the step amount, hold in the FM MUTE/MODE and AM/FM keys simultaneously.

9VFL DISPLAY: The Vacuum Fluorescent Display provides visual information on all of the T 752’sa important modes, settings, and functions.

10VOLUME (SETUP): Turn clockwise to increase the master-volume setting; counterclockwise to lower it. The VFL and on-screen displays show the setting, displayed in decibels between –60 and +18.

The VOLUME(SETUP) knob is also used to increment/decrement individual channel levels and other adjustable parameters.

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