Sony XR-3309 Radio Reception, Fast-winding the Tape, Searching for Stations Automatically

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Fast-winding the Tape

Direction

To advance

To rewind

indicator*

 

 

(

 

 

9

To resume playback, press the other fast- winding button partially until the locked button is released.

*The 9 or (indicator flashes while fast-winding the tape.

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Radio Reception

Searching for Stations Automatically

— Automatic Tuning

1 Select the desired band.

A.MEM

FM

FM I ÷FM II

MW/SW MW nSWI nSWII nMW

2 Press either side of the SEEK/MANU button momentarily to search for the next station (automatic tuning).

SEEK

SEEK

MANU

MANU

For lower

For higher

frequencies

frequencies

 

The scanning stops when a station is received. Press either side of the button repeatedly until the desired station is received.

When an FM stereo program with sufficient signal strength is tuned in,

ST

879 ￿

the “ST” indication appears.

To keep the automatic tuning from stopping on stations too frequently (local seek mode), press

SENS

the button momentarily to get the “LCL”

LOUD

indication.

Only the stations with relatively strong signals will be tuned in. The local seek mode functions only when the automatic tuning is in operation.

Actual total number

Sony XR-3304(E,Ar) 3-858-021-22(1)

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Contents FM/MW/SW Actual total numberGeneral FeaturesPrecautions Tuner sectionTable of Contents Detaching and Attaching the Front Panel Detaching the Front PanelAttaching the Front Panel Listening to Tape Playback Setting the ClockCassette Player Operation Ejecting the CassetteFast-winding the Tape Automatic TuningRadio Reception Searching for Stations AutomaticallyReceiving the Memorized Stations Tuning in by AdjustingFrequency Manual Tuning Memorizing Stations AutomaticallyMaintenance Adjusting the Sound CharacteristicsEnjoying Bass and Treble at Low Volume Other FunctionsDismounting the Unit XR-3304 onlyButton Locations Specifications Power amplifier sectionCassette player section Troubleshooting Guide Tape playbackRadio reception