RCA RP-9380 manual Choosing a Radio Station, Programming Presets

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TUNER CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS

CHOOSING A RADIO STATION

1.Choose the Tuner function. The system will default to the last station the tuner was set to before power was removed.

2.Use the BAND button to choose AM, FM 1 or 2.

3.Use the TUNING UP (+) or DOWN (-) button to select the radio station you want to hear.

•Pressing the +/- button once will move the tuner incrementally.

•Pressing and holding the +/- button will cause the tuner to automatically search for the next frequency broadcasting clearly. “AUTO” will appear in the display.

4.Press the FM MODE button to switch between FM Stereo and FM Mono for better reception of FM stations. Be aware, however, that you can only receive FM stations in stereo if they are being broadcast in stereo.

PROGRAMMING PRESETS

Your system is capable of holding up to 24 preset radio stations in memory (8 from FM1, 8 from FM 2 and 8 from AM) for as long as the unit is plugged in, and up to two weeks after AC power has been removed.

1.Choose the radio station and band you wish to store.

2.Press the MEMORY button to activate the Preset mode.

3.Select a preset number by using the PRESET UP () or DOWN ( ) buttons to select the preset channel you want to hear.

4.Press MEMORY again to lock in your choice.

After you have finished programming your selections into the system’s memory, you need only use the PRESET UP or DOWN buttons on the unit to search for the desired frequency. On the remote, use the number pad to select the number of the preset channel you want to hear.

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Contents USER‘S Guide Safety Precautions For Your SafetyService Information FCC InformationTable of Contents First Things First Unpack the SystemCheck for Moisture Choose a LocaleSetting UP the System CONNECTING, Placing and BALANC- ING the SpeakersConnecting the Wires Setting UP for Surround SoundSit Back and Listen SubwoofersConnecting the Antennas Sample SET UP for Surround Sound EnjoymentConnecting Auxiliary Components Connecting Your System to Your TVConnecting for Power Using HeadphonesTuner Controls and Operations General ControlsSurround Mode Center ModeMemory Center LevelEQ Mode Display MessagesRear Level BALANCE/BASS/TREBLEProgramming Presets Choosing a Radio StationCD Controls and Operations Play OPEN/CLOSEPause StopLoading Discs Playing DiscsSkipping Discs Cassette Deck Controls and Operations Playing Cassette TapesRecord WindRecording from the Radio Recording from the CD PlayerRecording from Tape to Tape High Speed DubbingRecording from the TV VCR or Video Erase ProtectionQuit Slacking We’re on the LevelUsing the Universal Remote Control Battery InstallationTV Controls VCR Controls Laserdisc Player ControlsLaserdisc Player Codes CD Player Controls Cassette Deck ControlsSatellite Receiver Controls Receiver Controls Surround Sound Levels and ControlsProgramming Universal Remote Programming for USE with Your TV/VCRProgramming for USE With Your Cable BOX/SATELLITE Receiver Satellite Receiver CodesProgramming for USE with a Laser Disc Player Programming the AUX ButtonTroubleshooting Tips Appendix a Universal Remote TV Codes AOCAppendix B Universal Remote VCR Codes NECAppendix C Universal Remote Cable Codes Care and Maintenance Index BandPlay CD Standby Limited Warranty For how long after your purchase

RP-9380 specifications

The RCA RP-9380 is a striking example of modern audio technology, seamlessly blending classic design elements with advanced features. This versatile unit is engineered to deliver high-quality sound reproduction, appealing to audiophiles and casual listeners alike. One of the standout aspects of the RP-9380 is its retro aesthetic, which incorporates a woodgrain finish that pays homage to vintage audio equipment, making it an attractive addition to any home environment.

At the heart of the RCA RP-9380 are its advanced audio technologies. It boasts a powerful stereo amplifier that enhances sound clarity and depth, ensuring that music is played back with precision and fidelity. The built-in speakers are designed to deliver a wide frequency range, allowing listeners to enjoy crisp highs and deep lows, providing an immersive audio experience. The RP-9380 is also compatible with various audio formats, including CDs, vinyl records, and digital files, making it a multifunctional device that caters to diverse listening preferences.

Another notable feature of the RCA RP-9380 is its Bluetooth connectivity, which enables users to stream music wirelessly from their smartphones or tablets. This modern convenience makes it easy to access and enjoy an extensive library of songs without the hassle of tangled wires. In addition to Bluetooth, the RP-9380 is equipped with USB and AUX inputs, allowing users to connect a variety of devices effortlessly.

The RP-9380 also includes a built-in FM radio, providing access to a wide range of stations for those who enjoy live broadcasts. The integrated antenna ensures excellent reception, allowing listeners to tune into their favorite channels with ease. Furthermore, the unit features a user-friendly interface with intuitive controls, making navigation simple for users of all ages.

Portability is another consideration in the design of the RCA RP-9380. It is compact and lightweight, making it easy to move from one room to another or take it along for outdoor gatherings.

In summary, the RCA RP-9380 is a well-rounded audio device that combines retro charm with contemporary technology. Its powerful amplification, Bluetooth capabilities, multiple input options, and compact design make it a versatile choice for anyone seeking to enhance their audio experience at home or on the go.
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