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Meridian America 504 manual Introduction

Models: 504

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Introduction

In choosing the 504 Stereo FM Tuner you have acquired a component that combines major advances in audio and user interface design. The 504 Stereo FM Tuner uses dual-gate MOSFET RF amplifiers for high sensitivity, together with a Walsh function stereo decoder for low distortion and extra HF bandwidth. The eight-character display can be programmed to show station names for ease of access, and all functions can be remotely controlled from the Meridian System Remote.

This guide is designed to enable you to obtain the best possible results from the unit, whether your requirements are simply to listen to music, or to configure the unit to your preferences.

If you have just purchased the 504 Stereo FM Tuner, you should first turn to the section Setting up the FM tuner, page 17, which explains how to unpack and install the FM tuner correctly.

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Meridian America 504 manual Introduction

FAQ

What are the main features of the 504 Stereo FM Tuner?

The 504 Stereo FM Tuner uses dual-gate MOSFET RF amplifiers for high sensitivity and a Walsh function stereo decoder for low distortion and extra HF bandwidth.

Can the display show station names?

Yes, the eight-character display can be programmed to show station names for ease of access.

Is remote control available for all functions?

Yes, all functions can be remotely controlled from the Meridian System Remote.

Contents

Meridian 504 Stereo FM Tuner Sales and service in the UK PrefaceSales and service in the USA Designed andUsing the FM tuner ContentsIntroduction PrefacePreface Introduction The Meridian 500 Series Professional features500 Series communications Introduction506 20-BitCD Player Sample configurations500 Compact Disc Transport Introduction502 Analogue Controller 566 20-BitDigital to AnalogueConverter IntroductionIntroduction 562V Multimedia ControllerSatellite Video recorder 504LaserDisc DSP6000 DSP6000 TelevisionSpecification Specification and accessoriesAvailable accessories DimensionsUsing the FM tuner Radio Using the FM tunerFront panel To switch to standby To switch on from standbyTo select a preset station Using the FMTo search for a station Tuning manually93.O Using the FM tunerTo switch to mono To switch to stereoSelecting stereo or mono StereoLocal Defining preset stationsClassic Using the FM tunerTo choose the station at switch-on To programme a presetStored Using the FM tunerUsing To use the tuning meterChoosing the display To change the displayTo set up the FM tuner options Setting up the FM tunerUsing the Setup Max? 3OTo alter a preset label To set up the preset labelsLabels ¥adioSetting up the FM tuner Unpacking Setting up the FM tunerRadio interference To position the FM tunerBack panel Connecting the FM tunerTo connect an antenna Setting up the FM tunerTo connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipment To connect to a conventional preamplifierAuto Setting up the FM tunerType N.ConSetting up the FM tuner TypeSetting up the FM tuner To connect to a 501 Control Unit501 Control Unit 504 Stereo FM TunerThere is a hum using the analogue output TroubleshootingNo standby display is shown Reception is poorSetting up the FM tuner Cleaning MaintenanceTo clean the case, display panel, and keypad To clean the audio connectionsService Service and guaranteeGuarantee Setting up the FM tunerIndex Indextuning defining presetsSwitching on from standby Switching to standby T Troubleshooting Tuning manually Tuning meter