Audiovox Rampage AV-301N Manual De Operación página 3

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AM/FM BAND SELECTOR
Press this button to change the radio band from AM
to FM.
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MANUAL TUNING CONTROL
Rotate this knob to the left or right to select the
desired radio station. When tuning in a station,
always adjust the control so that you are receiving
the full signal and are on the center of the broadcast
frequency. If the radio is off frequency, you could
experience noise and reception problems. The
pointer will move along the dial to indicate the
frequency to which you are tuned.
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FM STEREO INDICATOR
This indicator will illuminate during reception of FM
stereo broadcasts.
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FM STEREO/MONO SELECTOR (ST/MO)
During FM radio reception, this button is used to
select mono or stereo reception. Under normal
reception conditions, the unit should be left in the
stereo mode, indicated by the FM Stereo Indicator
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. If the stereo signal is too noisy for comfortable
listening, press the Stereo/Mono Selector to switch
to mono reception.
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LOCAL/DISTANT SELECTOR (DX/LO)
This selector switch is incorporated to allow maxi-
mum reception in both weak and strong FM signal
areas. For normal reception conditions and when
receiving a wide range of signals including weak or
distant stations, the switch should be set to the
Distant position, which will allow maximum signal to
the receiver. When in an extremely strong (local)
signal area, set the switch to the Local setting. This
will eliminate weak signals and suppress overly
strong signals so as to avoid overloading the re-
ceiver input. When moving out of the strong signal
area, return the switch to the Distant setting.
NOTE: The Local/Distant Selector only affects FM
signals, and will have no effect on AM
reception.
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AM ANTENNA TRIMMER
It is very important to adjust the Antenna Trimmer
for optimum AM reception. The antenna trimmer is
located on the right side of the chassis. Adjust it as
follows:
1. Tune in a weak station around 1400 KHz on the
AM band.
2. Using a small screwdriver, slowly adjust the
trimmer for maximum output from the radio.
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