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Meridian America 504 Tuning manually, To search for a station, 93.O, Using the FM tuner

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Tuning manually

You use manual tuning to programme the preset stations, or to select stations that you have not assigned to one of the presets.

To search for a station

The 504 Stereo FM Tuner is initially set up to use seek tuning. In this mode it automatically searches for stations, and stops when it finds one.

●Press A (Up) to seek upwards in frequency, or V (Down) to seek downwards in frequency.

The FM tuner will switch to the frequency display, and then search in the direction you have specified until a station is found.

You can also select step tuning. In this mode you can step through the frequencies in steps of 0.05MHz. To set step tuning see To set up the FM tuner options, page 15.

You can adjust the criterion for adequate signal strength using the Setup Stop Strength option; see To set up the FM tuner options, page 15.

Using the FM tuner

The display will show the

station frequency.

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Meridian America 504 Tuning manually, To search for a station, 93.O, Using the FM tuner

FAQ

How do I program preset stations on the Meridian America 504 Stereo FM Tuner?

You can use manual tuning to programme the preset stations or select stations that have not been assigned to one of the presets.

What is seek tuning and how do I use it?

Seek tuning is the function that automatically searches for stations and stops when it finds one. You can use A Up to seek upwards in frequency or V Down to seek downwards in frequency.

How can I adjust the signal strength on the FM tuner?

You can adjust the criterion for adequate signal strength using the Setup Stop Strength option. Refer to page 15 for instructions on setting up the FM tuner options.

Contents

Meridian 504 Stereo FM Tuner Sales and service in the USA PrefaceSales and service in the UK Designed andIntroduction ContentsUsing the FM tuner PrefacePreface Introduction 500 Series communications Professional featuresThe Meridian 500 Series Introduction500 Compact Disc Transport Sample configurations506 20-BitCD Player IntroductionConverter 566 20-BitDigital to Analogue502 Analogue Controller IntroductionSatellite Video recorder 504LaserDisc 562V Multimedia ControllerIntroduction DSP6000 DSP6000 TelevisionAvailable accessories Specification and accessoriesSpecification DimensionsUsing the FM tuner Radio Using the FM tunerFront panel To select a preset station To switch on from standbyTo switch to standby Using the FM93.O Tuning manuallyTo search for a station Using the FM tunerSelecting stereo or mono To switch to stereoTo switch to mono StereoClassic Defining preset stationsLocal Using the FM tunerStored To programme a presetTo choose the station at switch-on Using the FM tunerChoosing the display To use the tuning meterUsing To change the displayUsing the Setting up the FM tunerTo set up the FM tuner options Setup Max? 3OLabels To set up the preset labelsTo alter a preset label ¥adioSetting up the FM tuner Radio interference Setting up the FM tunerUnpacking To position the FM tunerTo connect an antenna Connecting the FM tunerBack panel Setting up the FM tunerAuto To connect to a conventional preamplifierTo connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipment Setting up the FM tunerSetting up the FM tuner N.ConType Type501 Control Unit To connect to a 501 Control UnitSetting up the FM tuner 504 Stereo FM TunerNo standby display is shown TroubleshootingThere is a hum using the analogue output Reception is poorSetting up the FM tuner To clean the case, display panel, and keypad MaintenanceCleaning To clean the audio connectionsGuarantee Service and guaranteeService Setting up the FM tunerIndex IndexSwitching on from standby Switching to standby defining presetstuning T Troubleshooting Tuning manually Tuning meter