Technics ST-GT1000 User manual

Service Manual
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AD9908187C2
DAB Tuner
- ST-GT1000
Colour
(K)..........Black Type
Areas
(EB).......Great Britain.
(EG).......Europe.
1999 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying and
distribution is a violation of law.
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1 Before Repair
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1. Turn off the power supply. Using a 10 , 10 W resistor, connect both ends of power supply
capacitors (C822, C833) in order to discharge the voltage.
2. Before turning the power supplyon, after completion of repair, slowlyapplythe primaryvoltage by
using a power supplyvoltage controller to make sure that the consumed current at 50 Hz in NO
SIGNAL mode should be shown below with respectto supplyvoltage 230/240 V.
Powersupplyvoltage AC230V,50Hz AC240V,50Hz
Consumedcurrent 20-60mA 20-60mA
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2 Protection Circuitry
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The protection circuitrymayhave operated if either of the following conditions is noticed:
- No sound is heard when the power is switched ON.
- Sound stops during a performance.
The functions of this circuitryis to prevent circuitrydamage if, for example, the positive and negative
speaker connection wires are shorted, or if speaker systems with an impedance less than the indicated
rated impedance of this unit are used.
If this occurs, follow the procedure outlined bellow:
1. Switch OFF the power.
2. Determine the cause of the problem and correct it.
3. Switch ON the power once again.
Note:
When the protection circuitryfunctions, the unit will not operate unless the power is first switched OFF
and ON again.
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3 Accessories
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- AC mains lead
(EB) area : (RJA0053-2X)......................1 pc.
(EG) area : (RJA0019-2K).................... 1 pc.
- AM loop antenna
(RSA0022-J)..........................................1 pc.
- FM indoor antenna
(RSA0007).............................................1 pc.
- DAB Tantenna
(RSA0028).............................................1 pc.
- Stereo phono cable
(RJL4P004B08)......................................1 pc.
- DAB antenna plug adaptor
(RFE0014).............................................1 pc.
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- FM antenna plug adaptor for (EB) area only
(SJP9009)..............................................1 pc.
- Remote control transmitter
(RAK-STA23WH)....................................1 pc.
- Batteries
(R6/LR6, AA, UM-3).................................2 pcs.
Note: These are available on sales route.
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4 Caution for AC Mains Lead
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7Front Panel Controls
FREQENCY
SERVICE
FM
123
456
7890
AM
DELETE
DISPLAY
MENU
DATA
ANNOUNCEMENT
10
DAB
TUNING MODE
SERVICE
FREQENCY
MEMORY
ENTER
PTY
SEARCH
PRESET
PRIMALY/
SECONDARY
FM AM
ANNOUNCEMENT SECONDARY SERVICE
DATA RDS
STEREO
AUTO TUNING
DAB
PTY SELECT (PUSH-SEARCH)
PRESET
SERVICE- FREQUENCY
PUSH OPEN
ANNOUNCEMENT
CANCEL
MENU ENTER DISPLAY
MEMORY
DELETE MEMORY
AUTO MEMORY
PRIMARY/
SECONDARY
DATA
TUNING
ATUO/MANUAL
2
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10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18
19
20
18
17
10
5
9
16
3
8
13
14
6
15
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Main unit
1Unit on/off button ( /I) and
remote standby indicator ( )
Use this button to turn the unit on and off.
(off): The unit is in standby mode.
(on): The unit is on. The unit can be turned on and off with
the remote control. When the unit is turned off with the
remote control it is in remote standby and the indicator
lights.
The unit is still using a small amount of power in the standby and
remote standby conditions. Standby uses less power.
2Remote control signal sensor
3Band select buttons (DAB, FM, AM)
4Reception and setting indicators
(ANNOUNCEMENT, SECONDARY SERVICE, DATA,
STEREO, RDS, AUTO TUNING)
5PTY selector (PTY SELECT (PUSH-SEARCH))
6Preset channel selector (PRESET)
7Panel open button (PUSH OPEN)
Press this button to open the transparent panel.
Close the panel by hand.
The transparent panel is open in all explanations in this manual.
8Tuning mode select button
(TUNING AUTO/MANUAL)
Note
No. Name
9Setting buttons (MENU, ENTER –, +)
:Display mode select button (DISPLAY)
;Announcement service standby and cancel button
(-ANNOUNCEMENT –CANCEL)
<Display
=Memory delete button (–MEMORY DELETE)
>Memory button (-MEMORY –AUTO MEMORY)
?Primary/secondary service select button
(PRIMARY/SECONDARY)
@Data select mode on/off button (DATA)
ADAB service selector (SERVICE)
BTuning knob (FREQUENCY)
No. Name
Buttons indicated in black circles (for example : 3) function in
the same way as the controls on the main unit.
No. Name
CUnit on/off button ( )
Use this button to turn the unit on and off when the unit’s
[ /I] button is on ( ).
DNumeric buttons (1–0, ≥10)
Remote control

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7Equipment Connections
Make sure that the power supply for all components has been
turned off before making any connections.
Connect to an amplifier
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White (L)
Red (R)
To make a digital recording
Connect this unit to digital recording equipment
(MD or DAT deck) through “OPTICAL OUT
AUDIO”.
To download DAB data
Connect this unit to a DAB data system through
“OPTICAL OUT RDI”.
(Carefully read the operating instructions of the equipment
you intend to connect.)
Dust-protection caps
Remove the dust-protection caps (a) before connecting the
optical cables.
OPTICAL OUT terminals not in use should be covered by a
dust-protection cap.
Note
2
DIGITAL
OPTICAL
IN
DIGITAL
OPTICAL
IN
AC IN
LINE OUT OPTICAL OUT
AUDIO RDI
L
R
DAB ANT AM ANT FM ANT
EXT LOOP 75
75
TUNER
a
A
BC
1
2
3
Connect the AC mains lead.
Connect the AC mains lead only after all other connections
have been made.
Insertion of Connector
Even when the connector is per-
fectly inserted, depending on the
type of inlet used, the front part of
the connector may jut out as
shown in the drawing.
However there is no problem
using the unit.
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Connector
Approx. 6 mm
Appliance inlet
Amplifier (not included)
Optical cables
(not included)
Digital recording equipment
(not included)
AC mains lead
(included)
This unit
Stereo phono cable (included)
Stereo phono cable
(included)
(United Kingdom only)
BE SURE TO READ THE CAUTION FOR THE AC
MAINS LEAD BEFORE CONNECTION.
DAB data system, etc.
(not included)
To household
mains socket

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7Antenna Connections
FM indoor antenna (included)
Fix the other end of the antenna where reception is best.
Installing outdoor antennas
The included antennas are sufficient under normal conditions.
FM ANT
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A
Adhesive tape
FM indoor antenna
(included)
AM loop antenna (included)
Use the holder to attach to the back panel (a), or use a screw to
attach it to a wall or pillar (b).
AM ANT
EXT LOOP
ab
?
LOOP ANT
HOLDER
1
2
3
B
AM loop antenna
(included)
or
Screw
(not included)
DAB “T” antenna (included)
The cross bar of the T must be horizontal and kept firmly stretched.
Find a position with good reception.
There is a function on the unit to check signal quality.
DAB ANT
75
C
DAB “T” antenna
(included)
Adhesive tape
FM outdoor antenna (not included)
T Disconnect the FM indoor antenna.
Note
FM ANT
75
A
FM outdoor antenna
(not included)
75 Ωcoaxial cable
(not included)
(United Kingdom
only)
Use the FM antenna
plug adaptor (included)
AM outdoor antenna (not included)
Run a piece of vinyl wire horizontally across a window or other con-
venient location.
T Leave the loop antenna connected.
T Disconnect the antenna when the unit is not in use. Do not use
the antenna during an electrical storm.
Note
5–12m
AM ANT
EXT LOOP
B
AM outdoor antenna
(not included)
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DAB outdoor antenna (not included)
The illustration shows an example of installation.
The antenna plug adaptor (included) does not have to be used if the
plug on the antenna cable is suitable.
DAB ANT
75
DAB outdoor antenna
(not included)
75 Ωcoaxial cable
(not included)
DAB antenna plug
adaptor (included)
or
300 Ωfeeder wire
(not included)
C
How to use the DAB antenna plug adaptor
(included)
Two types of wire are most commonly used for connection from the
antenna: 300 Ωparallel feeder wire or 75 Ωcoaxial cable. For best
resistance to outside interference, use 75 Ωcoaxial cable.
To connect a 75 Ωcoaxial cable
1Remove a piece of the outer vinyl insulator.
2Carefully pull the tabs apart to remove the cover.
3Remove the lead wire and clamp it with the plastic bar.
4Install the coaxial cable.
Clamp the cable conductor, and wind it on so that it doesn’t
contact anything else.
5Attach the cover.
i
20 mm 10 mm
1
2
Lead wire
Plastic bar
3
Press down with pliers.
4
To connect a 300 Ωfeeder wire
Loosen the screws, connect the wires, and tighten the screws to
secure the connection.
300 Ωfeeder wire
(not included)

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7DAB and RDS
What is DAB?
DAB stands for digital audio broadcasting. It is a new form of radio
that is broadcast digitally. Unlike regular analog broadcasting, digital
radio deteriorates less, and is thus able to provide quality sound
close to that of a CD.
DAB structure
Tuning for DAB differs from the method used for analog radio.
Analog stations all broadcast on different frequencies, even if it is
the same company doing the broadcasting. With DAB however, it is
possible to broadcast a number of services on the same frequency.
So once you have tuned to a station, you can easily switch between
the different services that station offers.
In DAB terminology, this station is called an “ensemble,” and the
services provided by it are called, simply, “services.”
An example of DAB structure
As shown in the chart, a single primary service can contain multiple
secondary services. This means, for example, that commentary on
sports events from different areas can all be broadcast at once.
There are also services that offer data, graphics that can be
processed by computer for example, that you can download and
view. In the example above, you can make use of DATA 1 while
you are listening to SERVICE 4+ (a).
SERVICE 2
DATA 1
SERVICE 1 SERVICE 3 SERVICE 4 +
SUB 1 SUB 2
ENSEMBLE
a
Primary service
Secondary service
The broadcaster will have its own names for “ensemble” and “service.”
Other features and DAB functions available with this unit
DAB use digital broadcasting to provide other useful features. This
unit uses the following functions to make use of them.
Announcement
Periodic broadcast services, for example news and traffic reports.
The announcement function on this unit allows you to program the
unit to switch automatically to these announcements when they
start. You are able to choose the variety and language of the
announcements.
Text display
This unit is can display these types of text:
Ensemble label: the name of the ensemble
Service label: the name of the service
Dynamic label: information about the broadcast
PTY: program type
This text can only be displayed if the broadcaster is providing it.
PTY search
You are able to make a search for a particular type of program if the
broadcaster is providing the signal.
What is RDS?
RDS stands for radio data system. It is extra information that is
attached to an FM broadcast by the broadcaster. This unit can
make use of text and PTY data if provided.
This unit’s RDS functions
Text display
This unit is can display these types of RDS text:
PS: the name of the station
PTY: program type
RT: information about the broadcast (the name of the song, artist,
etc.)
This text can only be displayed if the broadcaster is providing it.
PTY search
This functions the same as the DAB PTY search function.
Some characters received as DAB/RDS text can not be dis-
played correctly on this unit.
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7Tuning
FM
PUSH OPEN
PRIMARY/
SECONDARY
AUTO TUNING
STEREO
SECONDARY SERVICE
1 2 4 3 5
1
2
FM AM
DAB
3
TUNING
ATUO/MANUAL
MHz
AUTO TUNE MANUAL TUNE
4
SERVICE- FREQUENCY
MHz
5
SERVICE- FREQUENCY
TEXT
Use to tune to DAB services and FM and AM radio stations.
Preparation:
Press [PUSH OPEN] to open the front panel.
Press [ /I].
The unit comes on.
Press [DAB], [FM], or [AM] to select the band.
Press [TUNING AUTO/MANUAL] to select the
method of tuning.
AUTO TUNE: Enables automatic tuning to stations with a
strong enough signal. (The “AUTO TUNING”
indicator lights.)
MANUAL TUNE: Select this method if AUTO tuning cannot
tune to a particular station.
Turn [FREQUENCY] to tune to a broadcast.
Clockwise: increases frequency
Counterclockwise: reduces frequency
In AUTO mode: When the dial is turned the frequency starts
changing automatically and stops when a
broadcast is found.
In MANUAL mode: The frequency changes when the dial is
turned.
The “STEREO” indicator lights during reception of stereo
broadcasts.
When a DAB ensemble is found, the ensemble’s number
(e.g. 13A) is displayed in the top left corner of the display.
(DAB only)
Turn [SERVICE] to select a service.
You can select the primary services within the current ensem-
ble.
The “SECONDARY SERVICE” indicator lights when a sec-
ondary service is available (see “Tuning to secondary ser-
vices”).
“DATA” lights when data services are available (see “Using
data services”).
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3
2
1
Tuning to secondary services (DAB)
A
When the “SECONDARY SERVICE” indicator is on
Press [PRIMARY/ SECONDARY].
The secondary services are selected each time the button is
pressed. The primary service is returned to after the last secondary
service.
After use
Press [ /I] to turn the unit off.
A
PRIMARY/
SECONDARY
“NOW TUNING” is displayed when
manual tuning DAB.
Changes to “TUNED” when an FM
or AM station is found.
(DAB only)
(DAB only)
Display example
If noise is excessive in FM
Press [FM].
This mode improves sound quality if there is a lot of noise but
broadcasts are heard in monaural. (“M” lights on the display.)
Press again to cancel.
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7The Display
DISPLAY
RDS
Actual displays depend on the broadcast.
You can change the display during reception of DAB and FM RDS
broadcasts to view the different types of information.
Preset channel numbers are displayed whenever preset tuning is
used.
DAB
A
The service label is shown on the upper line.
The lower line changes in the following order each time [DISPLAY]
is pressed:
1Dynamic label (“TEXT” lights)
2PTY (“PTY” lights)
3Ensemble label and frequency block (“ENSEMBLE” lights)
“NO SERVICE” is displayed when the service isn’t currently
broadcasting.
When services end, “SERVICE END” (for primary services) or “2ND
SVC END” (for secondary services) is displayed.
A
DISPLAY
PTY
B
DISPLAY
PTY
MHz
C
FM
B
The frequency is shown on the upper line.
“RDS” lights during reception of RDS broadcasts and the lower line
changes in the following order each time [DISPLAY] is pressed:
1PS (“PS” lights)
2PTY (“PTY” lights)
3RT (“TEXT” lights)
There is no change if RDS is not being received.
AM
C
The frequency is displayed.
Service label
Changes
Frequency
Changes
Frequency
PTY (Program Type)
NEWS
AFFAIRS
INFO
SPORT
EDUCATE
DRAMA
CULTURE
SCIENCE
VARIED
POP M
ROCK M
M. O. R. MM
LIGHT M
CLASSICS
OTHER M
WEATHER
News
Current affairs
Information
Sport
Education
Drama
Cultural
Science
Varied
Pop music
Rock music
Easy listening
Light classical
Serious classical
Other music
Weather & meteorology
FINANCE
CHILDREN
SOCIAL A
RELIGION
PHONE IN
TRAVEL
LEISURE
JAZZ
COUNTRY
NATIONAL
OLDIES
FOLK M
DOCUMENT
TEST
ALARM
Finance
Children’s programs
Social affairs
Religious
Phone In
Travel & tourism
Leisure & hobby
Jazz music
Country music
National music
Oldies music
Folk music
Documentary
Test broadcast (RDS only)
Alarm (RDS only)
This unit does not have EBS (Emergency Broadcast System) which tunes automatically into emergency broadcasts when they begin.
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7DAB Functions
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Announcement type
ALARM
TRAFFIC
TRAVEL
WARNING
NEWS
WEATHER
EVENT
SPECIAL
RAD INF
SPORTS
FINANCE
Alarm
Traffic News
Transport News
Warning
News
Weather
Events
Special Events
Radio Information
Sports News
Finance News
Announcement languages
DUTCH
ENGLISH
FRENCH
GERMAN
ITALIAN
POLISH
SPANISH
SWEDISH
OTHER (Languages other than those listed)
Using the announcement function
Program the unit to switch automatically to announcements when
they start. You are able to choose the variety and language of the
announcements. The previous broadcast resumes when the
announcement is finished.
See the chart at the foot of the page for the types of announce-
ments and languages.
Programming the type of announcement and language
Perform these steps within about 30 seconds of each other.
During DAB reception
Press [MENU].
“ANNOUNCE TYP” is displayed.
Press [ENTER]
“ALARM” is displayed.
Turning the announcement types on and off.
At the time of purchase only “ALARM” is on.
1Press [–] or [+] to display the announcement type you
want to turn on or off and press [ENTER].
2Press [–] or [+] so either “ON” (to turn the announcement
on) or “OFF” (to turn the announcement off) flashes and
press [ENTER].
To program other types of announcements, repeat 1and
2.
3Press [MENU].
“ANNOUNCE TYP” is displayed again.
Select the language.
All languages are on at the time of purchase.
1Press [+] to display “ANNOUNCE LNG” and press
[ENTER].
2Press [–] or [+] to display the language you want to turn
on or off and press [ENTER].
3Press [–] or [+] so either “ON” (to turn the language on) or
“OFF” (to turn the language off) flashes and press
[ENTER].
To program other languages, repeat 2and 3.
4Press [MENU].
“ANNOUNCE LNG” is displayed again.
Press [MENU].
The previous display is restored.
For your reference
Press [MENU] at any time to return to the previous step.
You can return to the original display by selecting “EXIT” in the
“ANNOUNCE TYP” and “ANNOUNCE LNG” menus.
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4
3
2
1
1
2
MENU
ENTER
MENU
MENU
MENU
3
ENTER
MENU
2
1
3
2
1
MENU
MENU
4
ENTER
MENU
2
1
3
MENU
MENU
MENU
2
1
3
4
5
e.g.,”NEWS” =“ON”
e.g.,”GERMAN” =“ON”

ANNOUNCEMENT
CANCEL
ANNOUNCEMENT
A
B
TEXT
1
2
MENU
MENU
ENTER
MENU
ENTER
MENU
3
MENU
4
Using announcement services
A
While listening to DAB
Press and hold [-ANNOUNCEMENT –CANCEL] for
about two seconds.
The “ANNOUNCEMENT” indicator lights and the unit is ready to
receive announcement services.
When an announcement service you turned on in the settings steps
is received, the unit automatically plays that announcement (a
The “ANNOUNCEMENT” indicator flashes.
To cancel
Press and hold [-ANNOUNCEMENT –CANCEL] for about two sec-
onds so the “ANNOUNCEMENT” indicator goes out.
This function is also canceled when the unit is turned off.
Returning to normal programming during an announce-
ment
Press [-ANNOUNCEMENT –CANCEL].
Normal programming is played until an announcement starts.
Alarm announcements start as soon as you tune to a station, but it
takes about 10 seconds for other announcements to start.
Irrespective of any settings you made, the unit will be compelled
to switch to some alarm announcements.
Announcements that do not have a language signal attached to
them may be played irrespective of language settings.
Cancel the announcement function if you are recording a pro-
gram.
Note
DAB tuning is usually done in blocks (e.g., 13A), but if necessary it
can be done in 16 kHz steps.
Perform these steps within about 30 seconds of each other.
While listening to DAB
Press [MENU].
Press [+] twice to display “TUNING STEP”
and press [ENTER].
Press [–] or [+] so “16 kHz” flashes and press
[ENTER].
Press [MENU].
The previous display is restored.
To restore the previous step
Select “BLOCK” in step 3 and press [ENTER].
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3
2
1
Changing the tuning step
B
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a
).
T
T
T
T
2 3

The function allows you to check reception quality to improve the
position of the antenna.
While listening to DAB.
Press [MENU].
Press [+] three times to display “SIGN. QUAL-
ITY”.
Change the position of the antenna so the meter lengthens.
Press [MENU].
The previous display is restored.
3
2
1
11
12
13
Checking DAB reception quality
1
2
MENU
MENU
ENTER
MENU
MENU
3
A
B
2
3
DATA
SERVICE- FREQUENCY
12
DATA
13
Data is output through the “OPTICAL OUT RDI” terminal.
Read the instructions for your software and hardware for details on
how to download data services.
Perform these steps within about 30 seconds of each other.
Tune to an ensemble containing data ser-
vices.
The “DATA” indicator lights.
Press [DATA].
The unit enters the data selection mode and the “DATA” indi-
cator starts flashing.
Turn [SERVICE] to select the data service.
3
2
1
Using data services
B
To restore the previous broadcast
Press [DATA].
For your reference
You can continue to enjoy audio services while downloading data
services.
Meter
A

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7Preset Tuning
Put DAB services and FM and AM stations into this unit’s preset
channels to make tuning simple.
There are two methods of preset tuning; auto, where the unit pre-
sets all the services and stations it can receive automatically, and;
manual, where you can select the services and stations to preset.
Any stations currently broadcasting are preset automatically.
When presetting DAB, all primary audio services currently broad-
casting within an ensemble are preset.
Switch to the band you want to preset
and tune to the frequency you want to
start presetting.
Auto preset scans the frequencies in ascending order, putting
the stations and services into channels as they are found.
Press and hold [-MEMORY –AUTO MEMORY]
for about two seconds.
Release when the message “AUTO MEMORY” appears on
the display. Auto presetting starts.
The process stops either when all the channels are full or when the
highest frequency in the band is reached. The last service or station
to be preset is then played and its information (service label or fre-
quency) is displayed.
To cancel auto presetting
Press [-MEMORY –AUTO MEMORY].
Some channels may be left free if there are few services or sta-
tions currently broadcasting.
You can use manual presetting later to add services or stations
that weren’t preset automatically for some reason.
If you start auto presetting for a second time in a band, all chan-
nels in that band are cleared.
Note
2
1
Auto presetting
12
Available preset channels
DAB: 49 FM: 29 AM: 19 (Total: 97 preset channels)
Channel contents
DAB: In auto preset mode - primary audio services and the
frequency block
In manual preset mode - primary audio and data
services and the frequency
FM and AM: frequency
The service or station occupying a channel is erased if another ser-
vice or station is preset in that channel.
DAB secondary services cannot be preset.
Note
2
MEMORY
AUTO MEMORY
MHz
T
T
T

Manual presetting
12 1413
2
3
MEMORY
AUTO MEMORY
PRESET
4
MEMORY
AUTO MEMORY
Preset channel
This allows you to preset the services and stations you want in the
channels you want.
Tune to the broadcast.
You cannot preset in DAB if nothing is being received. (“NO
SIGNAL” or “NO SERVICE” is displayed.)
Press [-MEMORY –AUTO MEMORY].
Do not hold the button down or else auto presetting will start.
Turn [PRESET] to select the channel to put
the broadcast into.
You can also select the channel from the remote control with
[PRESET ( Nor M)] or the numbered buttons (i“Selecting
channels”).
“∗” indicates a channel has already been used.
Press [-MEMORY –AUTO MEMORY].
The broadcast is preset and the previous display is restored
in about 2 seconds.
Repeat steps to to preset other broadcasts.
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3
Note
2
1
A
Selecting channels
Select a band
Turn [PRESET] to select the channel.
Channels not containing a broadcast are skipped.
You can also select the channel from the remote control with
[PRESET ( NorM)] or the numbered buttons.
For channels 1 to 9, press the corresponding number.
For channels 10 or over, press [≥10], then the two digits.
e.g. To select channel 25, [≥10] =[2] =[5]
For your reference (DAB only)
If nothing is currently being broadcast in the selected channel, “NO
SIGNAL” is displayed. Press [DISPLAY] at this time to show the
ensemble’s frequency for about 2 seconds.
B
Copying and deleting channels
You can move the broadcast preset into channel 10, for example, to
channel 1.
To copy
Select the channel and
1. Press [-MEMORY –AUTO MEMORY].
2. Select the target channel.
3. Press [-MEMORY –AUTO MEMORY].
The original channel remains unchanged.
To delete
Select the channel and
Press and hold [–MEMORY DELETE] for about two seconds until
“DELETE” is displayed.
B
A
B
FREQENCY
SERVICE
FM
123
456
7890
AM
DELETE
DISPLAY
MENU
DATA
ANNOUNCEMENT
10
DAB
TUNING MODE
SERVICE
FREQENCY
MEMORY
ENTER
PTY
SEARCH
PRESET
PRIMALY/
SECONDARY
PRESET
123
456
7890
10
MEMORY
AUTO MEMORY
PRESET
MEMORY
DELETE
The channels remain in the memory even if the unit is disconnected from the power source. Temporary malfunction may cause the channels to
be erased. Preset the channels again if this occurs.
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7PTY Search with DAB and RDS
You can use the PTY signals included in DAB and RDS broadcasts
to find particular types of programs.
PTY search is performed on preset channels. Do the preset-
ting procedures before continuing.
PTY search does not work for secondary services.
Press [DAB] or [FM].
Turn [PTY SELECT (PUSH-SEARCH)] to
select the program type.
For your reference
If the program type you select is contained with the DAB
ensemble currently playing, “∗” appears beside the PTY dis-
play.
(Within 10 seconds)
Press [PTY SELECT (PUSH-SEARCH)].
The PTY search starts. The search stops when the selected
program type is found and the broadcast is played.
After the broadcast switches, the PTY display remains for
about 5 seconds. You can search for another program of the
same type within this time by pressing [PTY SEARCH (PUSH
-SEARCH)] again.
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Stopping the search
Turn [PTY SELECT (PUSH-SEARCH)].
The original broadcast is played.
If the type of program isn’t found
A message, for example “NO SPORT”, appears on the display for
about 5 seconds and the original broadcast is played.
For your reference
If you are listening to a DAB service or RDS program and the PTY
display is on you can begin an immediate search for a program of
the same type simply by pressing [PTY SELECT (PUSH-SEARCH)].
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