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• AC
DC IN4.5V
12V/24V
DCC-E245
DC IN 4.5V
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• AC
DC IN 4.5V
DC IN 4.5V
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•AC
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DISPLAY
MODE
• 24 0 00 12
00
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1 ENTER/CLOCK /
2 TUNING/TIME ADJ /
3 ENTER/CLOCK
4 TUNING/TIME ADJ
•FM
• 20 2
• PLL Phase Locked Loop
•2
• 60
30 15
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• FM
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(EIAJ)
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3 LR6
R6
FM 15 36
LW/MW 11.5 29.5
SW 11.5 29.5
DC IN 4.5V
AC AC-E45M
AC-E45HG DC IN 4.5V
Sony Corporation © 1997 Printed in Japan
ICF-SW40
Operating Instructions
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FM Stereo/SW/MW/LW
PLL Synthesized Receiver
Stand
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Battery Compartment
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5 ENTER/CLOCK
117
ENTER/CLOCK
DISPLAY MODE
• 1
1
DISPLAY MODE
1
”
• VOL
•
•
POWER
•
•
•AC
•
•
•
• SENS LOCAL
DX
•
ENTER/CLOCK 1
• VOL
•
PRESET/MANUAL
•
• 1
• VOL
• STANDBY MODE
•
• 1
•
H
HOLD
H
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• 40
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88.88
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DC IN 4.5V
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•
AC
FM
LW/MW, SW
FM 76 108MHz
SW
3,850 26,100kHz
MW
530 1,620kHz
LW
150 285kHz
66mm 8
240mW EIAJ*
1
/DC
DC4.5V 3 3
2
16 1
DC IN 4.5V
170 106 35mm
/ / EIAJ)
410g
3 (3)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)*
2
(1
(1)
(1)*
2
AC AC-E45M
AC-E45HG *
3
DCC-E245
LW/MW/SW
AN-1
AN-102
*
1
EIAJ
*
2
*
3
AC
•
•
•
6
• 1
90
•
2 Turn the TUNING/TIME ADJ control
until the correct hour is displayed.
TUNE
3 Press ENTER/CLOCK again to set the
minute.
A beep sounds and the minute starts flashing.
TUNE
4 Turn the TUNING/TIME ADJ control
until the correct minute is displayed.
TUNE
5 Press ENTER/CLOCK.
A double-beep sounds and the minute stops
flashing. The colon “:” starts flashing and the
clock operates.
TUNE
• When listening to the radio, press DISPLAY
MODE to display the clock and set the time.
• To set the clock accurately, press ENTER/CLOCK
as instructed in step 5 at the time of the tone.
• If about 60 seconds elapse with no operation, the
clock setting will be aborted and the unit will
return to the previous mode. In this case, repeat
the procedure from step 1 to complete the clock
setting.
To cancel the clock setting
Press DISPLAY MODE. The unit will return to the
previous mode.
To display the clock
Press DISPLAY MODE while the radio is operating.
The clock is displayed for about 1 minute. Pressing
the button again returns the display to the
frequency indication.
Troubleshooting
Should any problem persist after you have made the
following checks, consult your nearest Sony dealer.
There is no sound output.
• VOL (volume) is turned down completely.
• The stereo headphones are plugged in.
• The polarity of the batteries is incorrect.
Radio disconnects, even if you press POWER, or
sound fades right away.
• The polarity of the batteries is incorrect.
• The batteries have run down (“
” flashes).
• The AC power adapter or car battery cord is
disconnected.
Reception is poor or sound quality
unsatisfactory.
• Weak batteries (“
” flashes).
• Tuning and antenna orientation requires further
adjustment.
• The radio signal is weak. n Listen to the radio
near a window when in a vehicle or building.
• SENS is set to LOCAL. n Set to DX.
Stations cannot be stored.
• Press ENTER/CLOCK for more than one second
and select the desired preset number.
The preset station cannot be received during
preset tuning.
• VOL (volume) is turned down completely.
•
Press PRESET/MANUAL to enter the preset mode.
• The number selected for the preset station is
incorrect. n Select the correct number assigned
to the desired preset station.
• The preset stations have been erased because the
batteries were not replaced within 1 minute after
their removal from the unit.
The radio is not turned on when the preset
standby time arrives.
• VOL (volume) is turned down completely.
• STANDBY MODE has not been selected.
• The hold function is operating.
• The preset stations have been erased because the
batteries were not replaced within 1 minute after
their removal from the unit.
The buttons and controls are not operating.
•
The HOLD function is operating.
n
Slide HOLD
to the left until “
H
” disappears from the display.
The display is dim.
• The unit is being used in extremely high or low
temperatures, or in a place subject to excessive
moisture.
The display shows no indication.
• The polarity of the batteries is incorrect.
• The batteries have run down.
Precautions
• Operate the unit only on the power sources
specified in “Specifications”.
• The nameplate indicating the operating voltage,
etc., is located on the rear of the unit.
• Use the unit within a temperature range of 0°C to
40°C (32°F to 104°F). If it is used in temperatures
outside this range, an irregular display may
appear. If it is used in temperatures lower than
this range, the display may change very slowly.
These irregularities will disappear and there will
be no damage to the unit when the unit is used in
its recommended temperature range.
• Do not leave the unit in a location near heat
sources, or in a place subject to direct sunlight,
excessive dust or mechanical shock.
• Should any solid object or liquid fall into the
unit, unplug the unit, and have it checked by
qualified personnel before operating it any
further. Make sure that no liquid or foreign
material enters the DC IN 4.5 V jack of the unit.
This may lead to the malfunction of the unit.
• Since a strong magnet is used for the speaker,
keep personal credit cards using magnetic
coding or spring-wound watches away from the
unit to prevent them from possible damage
caused by the magnet.
• When the casing becomes soiled, clean it with a
soft dry cloth dampened with mild detergent
solution. Never use abrasive cleansers or
chemical solvents, as they may mar the casing.
• In vehicles or buildings, radio reception may be
difficult or noisy. Try listening near a window.
Battery warning
When the unit is to be left unplugged for a long time,
remove the batteries to avoid undue battery discharge
and damage to the unit from battery leakage.
Service and repair
When bringing your unit for service and repair,
take note of your important settings in the
memory. The settings may be deleted, depending
on the type of repair necessary.
If you have any questions or problems
concerning your unit, please consult the nearest
Sony dealer.
WARNING
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the
unit to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet.
Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.
Before You Begin
Thank you for choosing the Sony world band
receiver! The world band receiver will give you
many hours of reliable service and listening
pleasure.
Please read these instructions thoroughly before
operating the world band receiver, and retain them
for future reference.
Features
• FM stereo/SW/MW/LW portable receiver with
worldwide band coverage
• Quartz-controlled PLL (Phase Locked Loop)
synthesizer system using a microcomputer for
easy pinpoint tuning
• Presetting of up to 20 stations for quick tuning
• Dual timer standby function to receive your
favorite broadcast at the desired time
• Sleep timer to turn the radio off automatically
after a specified number of minutes
• FM stereo reception through stereo headphones
(not supplied)
Installing the Batteries
To keep accurate time and to store the preset
stations, your receiver requires the supplied three
R6 (size AA) batteries.
Before setting the clock and preset stations on your
receiver, open the lid on the bottom of the unit,
install the batteries with the correct polarity, and
then close the lid.
“0:00” flashes after the batteries are installed. The
flashing stops when the clock is set (Refer to
“Setting the Clock”).
Knowing when to replace the
batteries
The sound becomes weak or distorted and the “ ”
of “
” will flash when the batteries require
replacement.
When the batteries are completely exhausted, the
power is cut and “
” will flash in the display.
Replace with three R6 (size AA) batteries.
• Replace the batteries within 1 minute after the
batteries are removed from the unit. Otherwise,
the clock setting and preset stations could be
erased. In this case, set the clock and preset the
stations again.
•“
” disappears from the display after the
batteries are replaced.
Battery Life (Approximate hours)
Sony R6 Sony LR6 alkaline
(size AA) (size AA)
FM reception 15 36
LW/MW reception 11.5 29.5
SW reception 11.5 29.5
Using Other Power
Sources
The internal batteries are automatically discon-
nected when the AC power adapter or the car
battery cord is connected to the DC IN 4.5 V jack.
House current
Connect the Sony AC-E45HG AC power adaptor
(not supplied) to the DC IN 4.5 V jack, and plug it
into a wall outlet.
• Do not bend or twist the power cord unnecessar-
ily, and do not place heavy objects on the power
cord.
• When disconnecting the AC power adaptor from
a wall outlet, pull it out by the plug. Do not pull
the power cord.
• Disconnect the AC power adaptor from the wall
outlet when the unit is not to be used for a long
period of time. Be sure to pull it out by the plug.
Car battery
For use on a 12/24 V car battery, connect the Sony
car battery cord (not supplied) to the DC IN 4.5 V
jack.
Notes on external power sources
• When operating the unit with an external power
source, do not remove the batteries which serve
as a backup for the memory. Since the battery
power is drawn down in this case as well, it is
recommended that the batteries be changed
about once a year.
• When operating the unit with the internal
batteries, remove the AC power adaptor or car
battery cord in the following order: 1 disconnect
it from the wall outlet or car battery, then 2
disconnect it from the DC IN 4.5 V jack.
Make sure that the plug of the external power
source is disconnected before operating the unit.
• When connecting and disconnecting the external
power source plug, be sure to turn off the radio.
Otherwise, “
” may be displayed. When this
occurs, turn on the power of the radio so that
“
” disappears.
• Use the recommended Sony AC power adaptor
or car battery cord only. The polarity of the plugs
of other manufacturers may be different. Failure
to use the recommended AC power adaptor or
car battery cord may lead to malfunction of the
unit.
Polarity of the plug
Setting the Clock
Set the time after you first install the batteries at
which time “0:00” flashes.
• The clock is displayed in 24-hour indication.
(Midnight: 0:00; noon: 12:00)
• See the map on the back of the radio for the
names of representative cities throughout the
world and the time differences separating them.
1 Press and hold ENTER/CLOCK for more
than one second until you hear a beep
and the hour starts flashing.
TUNE
XXXX
ENTER/CLOCK
DISPLAY MODE
TUNING/TIME ADJ
DC IN4.5V
Specifications
Circuit system:
FM: Super heterodyne
SW/MW/LW: Dual conversion super
heterodyne
Frequency range:
FM: 76.00-108.00 MHz
SW: 3850-26100 kHz
MW: 530-1620 kHz
LW: 150-285 kHz
Intermediate frequency
FM: 10.7 MHz
SW/MW/LW: 10.7 MHz (1st)
450 kHz (2nd)
Speaker:
Approx. 66 mm (2
1
/8 in.) diameter, 8 Ohms
Maximum output:
240mW (at 10% harmonic distortion)
Output:
2 (headphone) jack (stereo minijack) 16 Ohms
Power requirements:
DC 4.5 V, three R6 (size AA) batteries
External power source:
DC IN 4.5 V
Dimensions (w/h/d)
Approx. 170 x 106 x 35 mm
(6
3
/4 x 4
1
/4 x 1
7
/16 in.) incl. projecting parts
Mass:
Approx. 410 g (14.5oz.) incl. batteries
Supplied accessories:
Compact antenna (1)
Carrying case (1)
Wave Handbook (1)
Batteries (3)
Optional accessories:
AC power adaptor AC-E45 HG*
Car battery cord
SW/MW/LW wide-range antenna
AN-1, AN-102
Your dealer may not handle all of the above listed
optional accessories. Please ask your dealer for
detailed information on the optional accessories
available in your country.
Design and specifications are subject to change
without notice.
* The operating voltage for the AC power
adaptor’s depending upon the country in which
it is sold. Therefore, purchase the AC power
adaptor in the country you intend to use it.
3-860-716-01 (2)
English
TUNE
TUNE
TUNE
TUNE
TUNE
Cord
After use
Coupler
Case
English
Operating the Radio
Before operating the radio, make sure of your
location. If in North or South America, the MW
Channel Step must be changed.
• Refer to “Changing the MW Channel Step”
when changing the MW tuning frequency
step.
Manual tuning
1 Press POWER to turn on the radio.
2 Press either SW, LW/MW, or FM to
select the desired band.
Each time SW is pressed, the indicator moves
up one meter band.
3 Turn the TUNING/TIME ADJ control to
tune in the desired station.
The indicator moves in accordance with the
frequency number, enabling you to use it to
select the station.
When a broadcast is received, the red TUNE
lamp is illuminated.
4 Turn the VOL control to adjust the
volume.
To turn off the radio, press POWER.
About tuning step
The frequency step employed by the TUNING/
TIME ADJ control to tune in stations can be
changed with the NORMAL/FINE selector.
The selector should usually be set to NORMAL.
Switching to FINE permits finer tuning.
NORMAL: The tuning step is 9 kHz for LW, 9 kHz
(or 10 kHz) for MW and 5 kHz for SW. The step
for FM is 0.1 MHz. The steps widen when the
control is turned quickly.
FINE: The tuning step for LW/MW and SW is
1 kHz, and that for FM is 0.05 MHz. The steps
widen when the control is turned quickly.
• To enjoy FM stereo reception, plug the stereo
headphones to the 2 (headphones) jack.
• When listening to news, set the TONE selector to
NEWS for optimum results. Vocal output will be
sharper and clearer. When listening to music, set
it to MUSIC for optimum results.
• When interference is prevalent during reception,
set the SENS DX•LOCAL selector to LOCAL.
Under normal conditions, set it to DX.
• Reception of around 10250 kHz and 20500 kHz
may be difficult because of extraneous internal
signals generated by the built-in oscillators.
Preset tuning
This unit is factory-preset with 20 stations. You can
preset up to 20 stations by assigning your favorite
stations to the preset numbers 0 to 19.
Presetting stations
1 Manually tune in the station you wish to
preset.
Refer to “Manual tuning” for more details.
SW
kHz
TUNE
2 Press and hold ENTER/CLOCK until you
hear a beep and the preset number starts
flashing.
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
3 Turn the TUNING/TIME ADJ control
until the preset number (0 to 19) under
which you wish to store the selected
station to is displayed.
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
4 Press ENTER/CLOCK.
A double-beep sounds and the preset number
stops flashing.
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
To change the preset station
Follow the same procedure to store a new station
to the selected preset number. The previous preset
station is overwritten by the new preset station.
• When either SW, LW/MW, or FM is pressed in
the preset tuning mode, the unit enters the
manual tuning mode.
• To interrupt and cancel presetting, press
PRESET/MANUAL. The unit will return to the
manual tuning mode.
• When about 60 seconds elapse with no operation
while the preset number is flashing, the unit will
return to the previous indication.
Tuning in a preset station
1 Press POWER to turn on the radio.
2 Press PRESET/MANUAL if the unit is in
the manual tuning mode to enter the
preset tuning mode, as necessary.
3 Turn the TUNING/TIME ADJ control to
display the preset number to which the
desired station is assigned.
4 Turn the VOL control to adjust the
volume.
Deleting a preset station
1 Press POWER to turn on the radio.
2 Press PRESET/MANUAL if the unit is in
the manual tuning mode to enter the
preset tuning mode, as necessry.
3 Turn the TUNING/TIME ADJ control to
display the preset number to which the
station you wish to delete is assigned.
4 Depress ENTER/CLOCK for more than
three seconds.
After ENTER/CLOCK is depressed for about one
second, a beep sounds and the preset number
starts flashing. Release ENTER/CLOCK when
you hear another beep and the frequency
display changes to a flashing “dEL”.
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
SW
kHz
TUNE TUNE
5 Press ENTER/CLOCK until a long beep
sounds.
• If about 60 seconds elapse with no operation
while the preset number and “dEL” are flashing,
the unit will return to the previous mode.
• A preset number that has been deleted can be
assigned a new station for preset tuning. Refer to
“Presetting stations”for more details.
• If all preset numbers 0 to 19 have been deleted
and you attempt to enter the preset tuning mode,
“----” appears in the frequency display, and
“PRESET” flashes for about three seconds. The
unit then returns to the manual tuning mode.
Changing the MW Channel
Step
This radio’s frequency channel step in the MW
band is set at 9 kHz when it is shipped from the
factory. Since the broadcasting channel step in
North and South America is 10 kHz, however, the
channel step should be changed when listening in
countries in these regions.
Area Channel step
North/South America 10 kHz
Other countries 9 kHz
To change the channel step
1 Press POWER.
2 Press LW/MW to receive LW/MW
broadcasting.
3 Press LW/MW until a double-beep
sounds.
The tuning step indication “10 kHz” or “9
kHz” appears, and the display returns to the
former frequency indication.
LW/MW
kHz
TUNE
LW/MW
kHz
TUNE
Improving reception
For FM reception
Gently pull out the telescopic antenna and adjust
the length, angle and direction to obtain optimum
reception.
For LW/MW reception
Retract the telescopic antenna and rotate the unit
to reorient the built-in ferrite bar antenna to obtain
optimum reception.
For SW reception
Gently pull out the telescopic antenna to its full
length and set it vertically to obtain optimum
reception.
Using the supplied SW compact
antenna (World model only)
(See Fig A)
In a metal or concrete building, the use of the
supplied SW compact antenna is recommended.
1 Pull the cord fully from the case.
2 Attach the coupler to the telescopic
antenna.
3 If the window can be opened, extend the
case outside the window after making
sure that doing so will not pose any
danger.
If the window cannot be opened, extend
the cord fully along the frame of the
window.
Using an external antenna for SW and
LW/MW reception (see Fig. B)
Use a wide-range antenna AN-1 or AN-102 (not
supplied).
1 Use the connecting cord to connect the
antenna controller OUTPUT jack to the
antenna coupler INPUT jack.
2 For SW reception, attach the antenna
coupler to the telescopic antenna.
For LW/MW reception, position the
antenna coupler near the unit, where
LW/MW reception is optimal.
• Keep the unit and antenna away from fluores-
cent lights, televisions, computers, and other
equipment which may generate noise.
• Retract the telescopic antenna when using an
external antenna.
• Set up the external antenna as far away from the
street as possible.
• For more details on the external antenna, refer to
the antenna Operating Instructions.
Setting the standby
You can turn on the radio and tune in your
favorite station at the desired time with the dual
standby function (Standby 1 and Standby 2).
Before you set the standby, assign the station to
which you wish to listen at the desired time for
Standby 1 to preset number 1. Similarly, assign the
station to which you wish to listen at another
desired time for Standby 2 to preset number 2.
Refer to “Presetting stations” for more details.
1 If the radio is operating, press DISPLAY
MODE to display the clock.
2 Press LW/MW•STANDBY TIME 1 for
Standby 1 and FM•STANDBY TIME 2
for Standby 2 for more than one second
until you hear a beep. In this display
mode, the hour and “
1
” (or “
2
”)
start flashing.
TUNE
HOLD
SLEEP
STAND
BY 1
STAND
BY 2
BATT
PRESET
MODE
1
3 Turn the TUNING/TIME ADJ control
until the desired hour is displayed.
4 Press LW/MW•STANDBY TIME 1 (or
FM•STANDBY TIME 2) to set the
desired minute.
5 Turn the TUNING/TIME ADJ control
until the desired minute is displayed.
6 Press LW/MW•STANDBY TIME 1 (or
FM•STANDBY TIME 2)
The minute stops flashing, and a few seconds
later, “
1
” (or “
2
”) stops flashing and
remains in the display while the unit returns to
the clock display.
To set/cancel standby mode or
confirm the standby time
Each time STANDBY MODE is pressed, the display
changes in the following order.
1
* n
2
* n
1
2
n (None)
* The display will be flashing initially. Only while
the display is flashing, the preset standby time
will be displayed to allow checking of the
standby time for Standby 1 or Standby 2.
• When the standby time arrives and standby is
activated, the radio turns on. The unit will then
turn off automatically after 60 minutes.
To turn off the radio before 60 minutes have
elapse, press POWER.
• When you have set Standby 1 and Standby 2,
and a second preset standby time arrives while
the first standby function is operating, the most
recent standby function will have priority over
the other and tune in the appropriate station.
• When identical standby times are set for Standby
1 and Standby 2, only Standby 1 is operational.
• To cancel the standby function temporarily, slide
HOLD to the right to display “H” while the
radio is turned off. When the hold function is
canceled and “H” disappears, the standby
function is operational.
Activating the buzzer
To activate the buzzer instead of the radio at the
desired time, delete the station assigned to either
preset number 1 or preset number 2 as necessary.
Refer to “Deleting a preset station” for further
details.
To stop the buzzer, press any button. The buzzer
will sound continuously for about 60 minutes if no
button is pressed.
• The buzzer volume is not adjustable.
Setting the sleep
timer
You can turn off the radio automatically after a
specified number of minutes (60, 30, or 15 minutes)
with the sleep timer.
1 Press (Sleep).
The radio turns on and the duration of “60”
minutes and
flash.
TUNE
HOLD
SLEEP
STAND
BY 1
STAND
PRESET
MODE
2 Press repeatedly to select the desired
duration for the sleep timer.
60 (minutes) n 30 n 15
After about three seconds, the unit returns to
the frequency display.
The sleep timer is operational.
• To reset or extend the duration, press
and
select the desired duration as shown in step 2.
• To turn off the radio before the selected duration
elapses, press POWER.
Using other functions
Hold function
When the hold function is used, neither the
buttons nor the TUNING/TIME ADJ control are
operational. Use the hold function to prevent
accidental operation. The hold function can also be
used to cancel the standby function temporarily.
1 Slide HOLD in the direction of the arrow.
“H” appears on the display and all buttons
and the TUNING/TIME ADJ control cease to be
operational.
TUNE
HOLD
SLEEP
PRESET
MODE
• To cancel the hold function, slide HOLD to the
left.
To cancel the standby function
temporarily
Slide HOLD to the right to display “H” while the
radio is turned off. When the hold function is
canceled and “H” disappears, the standby
function is operational.
• When the hold function is used, the display is
not illuminated.
Light function
Press LIGHT to turn on the light for about 15
seconds to view the display in the dark.
• If any function on the unit is performed during
the light on, the light continues to turn on for
longer than 15 seconds.
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n
—
MW
1 POWER
2 LW/MW LW/MW
3 LW/MW
10kHz kHz
FM
MW LW
SW
SW A
SW
SW
1
2
3
SW ) MW ) LW
B
AN-1
AN-102
1
OUTPUT
INPUT
AN-1 AN-102
2 SW
LW/MW
•
•
•
•
•
•2
1
1 2
2
• VOL
1 DISPLAY
MODE
2
LW/MW•STANDBY TIME 1(
1
1
TUNE
HOLD
SLEEP
STAND
BY 1
STAND
BY 2
PRESET
MODE
1
3 TUNING/TIME ADJ
4 LW/MW•STANDBY TIME 1
5 TUNING/TIME ADJ
6 LW/MW•STANDBY TIME 1
1
1
60
POWER
2
2 6 LW/MW•STANDBY TIME 1
FM•STANDBY TIME 2
LW/MW
kHz
TUNE
LW/MW
kHz
TUNE
MW
1 POWER
2SWLW/MW FM
SW SW 1
3 TUNING/TIME ADJ
TUNE
VOL
NORMAL/FINE
TUNING/TIME ADJ
NORMAL FINE
NORMAL LW 9kHz kHz
10kHz * SW kHz FM
0.1MHz
FINE LW/MW SW kHz FM
0.05MHz
*
POWER
FM
2
TONE NEWS
MUSIC
SENS LOCAL
DX
) 10,250kHz
20,500kHz
20
• 20
1
2 ENTER/CLOCK
3 TUNING/TIME ADJ
0
19
ENTER/CLOCK
1
4
PRESET/
MANUAL
1
1 POWER
2 PRESET/MANUAL /
3 TUNING/TIME ADJ
4 VOL
1 POWER
2 PRESET/MANUAL
3 TUNING/TIME ADJ
4 ENTER/CLOCK dEL
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
SW
kHz
TUNE TUNE
5 ENTER/CLOCK
PRESET/MANUAL
----
PRESET 3
• dEL
1
PRESET/MANUAL
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
PRESET
HOLD
PRESET
MODE
1 2
1 2
1
/
STANDBY MODE
1 2 1 2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1 6
HOLD
H
H
•
60 2
• STANDBY MODE
1 1 2
2 1 6
60
15 30 60
1
60
TUNE
HOLD
SLEEP
STAND
BY 1
STAND
PRESET
MODE
2
60
30
15
3
POWER
—
HOLD
H
TUNING/TIME ADJ
TUNE
HOLD
SLEEP
PRESET
MODE
HOLD
H
LIGHT
LIGHT
AB
n
VOL
MUSICNEWS
TONE
TUNING
/TIME ADJ
DC IN 4.5
V
DX LOCAL
SENS
LIGHT
DISPLAY
MODE
ENTER
/CLOCK
FINE
PRESET/
MANUAL
POWERHOLD
LW/MW
SW
FM
kHz
TUNE
PRESET
HOLD
SLEEP
STAND
BY 1
STAND
BY 2
BATT
1
2
MHz
STANDBY MODE
1 – STANDBY TIME – 2
SW FMLW/MW
NORMAL
PRESET
MODE
AN-1
LW/MW
Antenna coupler for LW/MW
PRESET
O
PRESET
MODE
SW
kHz
TUNE
SW
Antenna coupler for SW
OUTPUT
To OUTPUT
Antenna controller
n
Telescopic antenna
XXXX
-
1
-
2
