UP/DOWN
TUNING and
AUTO SELECTOR
MEMORY PRESETS l-9 and +10
PRESET SHIFT (FRONT PANEL)
MEMORY PRESET BUTTONS '1', ‘1 1',
AND NEXT (REMOTE CONTROL)
STORING STATIONS INTO MEMORY
MONO CONTROL
Pressing | the | left | tuning | button | will | change | the | station | frequency down | the | band. Pressing | the | right button | ||||||||||||||||||
will | change | the | station | frequency | up | the | band. |
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The Auto Selector controls whether the tuning buttons |
| will | change | the station | frequency | by | one | channel | |||||||||||||||||||||||
spacing | (Manual | Mode), |
| or | automatically | move | to | the | next | usable | station | (Auto | Mode). | The | status | of | |||||||||||||||
this | mode is | indicated | in | the | display | window | by | the | logo | “AUTO”. |
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In | most | situations, the | Auto | Mode | is | most | useful, as it allows the tuner | to | increment automatically | to | the | ||||||||||||||||||||
next usable station, avoiding multiple button | strokes to find a station. | However, | the | operation | of | the | Auto | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mode is keyed to signal strength, so weak stations may be “missed” | in | the |
| Auto | Mode. | Therefore, | when | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
searching for a weak station, use Manual Mode. |
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The | 945 | has | a | total | of | 18 | memory preset | locations that | may | be used | for | storing and recalling | either | AM | |||||||||||||||||
of FM | stations. |
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The Memory Preset buttons 1 through 9 |
| access | memory | locations | 1 | through 9. Pressing the +10 Shift | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
button | simultaneously | with | a | 1 | through | 9 | button | accesses | memory | locations | 11 | through 19. Note | that | ||||||||||||||||||
there | is | no | memory | 10. |
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The selected memory location is indicated in the display window underneath the “CH” logo.
The | memory presets available | from | the | front | panel are | also available from | the | Remote Control, | but | use | |||||
a | different | set | of buttons. |
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The | Next button may be used | to | increment | the | tuner to the next higher | preset | number. The | ‘1’ | or | ‘11’ | |||||
buttons may be used to “jump” | from one group of preset numbers to another. This avoids having | to | press | ||||||||||||
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| Next | button | repeatedly to | access | a distant | preset | number. |
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Example: The tuner is set to preset 4. To get to preset 13, press ‘1 1 ', then press Next twice.
To | store | a station | into | a memory location, first set the | tuner to | the | desired broadcast | station. |
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the | Memory | button. | A |
| “MEMORY” logo will appear in | the | display | for | about | four | seconds. |
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period, press the desired preset button 1 through 9, or | +10 | with 1 | through 9. | The | station will | now be | |||||||||||||||||
committed | to | that | memory | location. |
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Note that | any | station, | AM or FM, may be stored in | any | location. | The | tuner | will | automatically | switch | |||||||||||||
between | AM | and FM | according | to | the | station stored. | It may | be | most | convenient | to | store | the | stations | |||||||||
in | numerical | order, | or | to | store them | in | descending order | of | most frequently used, or | to | use | 1 | through | 9 | |||||||||
for | FM, and | 11 | through | 19 | for | AM. |
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Storing stations into memory is not available from the Remote Control.
The 945 has the ability | to detect | FM stations | broadcasting | in stereo, | and automatically switch on its |
multiplex decoder. Stereo | decoding | is indicated | by the logo | “STEREO” | visible in the display. |
The background noise level of a stereo broadcast increases as signal strength decreases. The tuner has the ability to detect low signal strength and automatically switch to mono to reduce this background noise.
There are | situations, | particularly when a | weak signal strength fluctuates, that it is best to force the tuner |
into mono | with the Mono Control. Mono | Mode is active when the button is lighted green, as well as the | |
“STEREO” | logo in | the display being | extinguished. |
The Mono Control is not available from the Remote Control.