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System

components

FX

system

M630

FX

system

M830

AT-M630

or

AT-M630L

AM-M630

AM-M830

HX-M630W

HX-M830W

CD-M630

COMPACT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

MIDI

STEREO

COMPONENT

SYSTEM

Operator’s

Manual

This

manual

applies

equally

to

the

FX-M630

and

FX-M830

mod-

els

except

where

otherwise

indicated.

CHAINE

STEREO

MIDI

mivolaler-Me(-MMUiiiitiel

cite

Ce

manuel

est

destiné

aux

modéles

FX-M630

et

FX-M830

sauf

indication

contraire.

STEREO-KOMPONENTENSYSTEM

Bedienungsanleitung

Diese

Bedienungsanleitung

gilt

ebenfalls

fiir

die

Modelle

FX-

M630

und

FX-M830

auBer

wo

anders

angegeben.

MIDI

STEREO

KOMPONENTENSYSTEEM

Gebruiksaanwijzing

Deze

handleiding

is

ook

van

toepassing

op de

modellen

FX-

M630

en

FX-M830,

behalve

waar

anders

aangegeven.

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ESTEREO

COMPUESTO

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manual

se

aplica

igualmente

alos

modelos

FX-M630

y

FX-

M830

excepto

alli

en

donde

se

indique

lo

contrario.

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Table

of

contents

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

AKAI

midi

stereo

component

system.

To

ensure

optimum

performance

of

this

unit,

please

read

this

operator's

manual

thoroughly.

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Connecting

additional

components

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9

Setting

the

tuner’s

Clock

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Station

tuning

and

memorization

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Cassette

tapeS

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tape

playback

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23

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recording/wake

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How

to

use

the

manual

To

use

this

manual,

fold

out

page

4

and

6

while

reading

the

in-

structions

as

shown

in

the

illustration

below.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

(CD-M630)

This

product

contains

a

low

power

laser

device.

To

ensure

continued

safety,

do

not

remove

any

covers

or

attempt

to

gain

access

to

the

inside

of

the

product.

Refer

any

servicing

to

qualified

personnel.

CLASS

1.

LASER

PRODUCT

KLASSE

1

LASER

PRODUKT

LUOKAN

1

LASER

LAITE

KLASS

1

LASER

APPARAT

CAUTION

:

invisi8Lé

LASER

RADIATION

WHEN

OPEN

AND

INTERLOCKS

DEFEATED

AVOID

EXPOSURE

TOBEAM

ADVARSEL

;

usYNLiG

LASERSTRALING

VED

AB-

NING

NAR

SIKKERHEOSAF

BAY

DERE

ER

UDE

AF

FUNKTION

UNDGA

UOSTTELSE

FOR

STRALING

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VARNING

|;

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LASERSTRALNING

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OPPNAD

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SPARREN

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URKOPPLAD

BETRAKTA

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STRALEN

*

Precautions

Warning

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

this

ap-

pliance

to

rain

or

moisture.

1-En

Power

requirements

Power

requirements

for

electrical

appliances

differ

from

area

to

area.

Please

ensure

that

your

unit

meets

the

re-

quirements

in

your

area.

If

in

doubt

consult

a

qualified

electrician.

220-230V,

50Hz

for

Europe

except

the

U.K.

240V,

50Hz

for

the

U.K.

and

Australia

110V/120V/220V/240V,

50/60Hz

convertible

for

other

countries.

Voltage

conversion

(not

on

all

models)

Models

for

Europe,

the

U.K.

and

Australia

are

not

voltage

convertible.

Each

unit

is

preset

at

the

factory

according

to

its

destination.

Other

models

include

a

voltage

selector

that

allows

you

adjust

the

voltage

to

110V,

120V,

220V

or

240V

as

required.

If

your

unit’s

voltage

can

be

converted:

Before

connecting

the

power

cord

make

sure

that

the

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

(located

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

amplifier)

is

set

to

the

correct

voltage

for

your

area.

If

necessary,

use

a

screwdriver

to

turn

the

VOLTAGE

SE-

LECTOR

until

the

correct

voltage

is

indicated.

120V

T10V

240V

220V

This

equipment

conforms

to

No.82/499/EEC,87/308/

EEC

standard.

3A-En

About

the

POWER

switch

The

unit

is

not

equipped

with

a

primary

power

switch.

Even

when

the

amplifiers

POWER

button

is

off,

the

power

supply

tothe

unitis

not

completely

turned

off.

If

you

wish

to

turn

the

power

off

completely,

disconnect

the

power

cord

from

the

AC

outlet.

4-En

What

you

should

know

to

protect

yourself

@

Never

touch

the

plug

with

wet

hands

e

Always

pull

the

power

cord

out

by

its

plug,

never

by

its

cord.

@

Only

let

a

qualified

professional

repair

or

reassemble

the

components.

An

inexperienced

person

might

touch

the

in-

ternal

parts

and

receive

a

serious

shock.

@

Never

put

anything,

especially

metal

into

the

componenis.

Protect

the

components

too

@

Use

a

household

AC

power

source

only.

Never

use

a

DC

power

source.

@

if

water

is

spilled

on

the

components,

disconnect

them

and

call

your

dealer.

®

Makesure

thatthe

components

are

well

ventilated

and

away

from

direct

sunlight.

@

Toavoid

damage

to

the

internal

circuits

and

the

external

sur-

face,

keep

the

components

away

from

heat

(stoves,

etc.).

@

Avoid

using

aerosol

sprays

near

the

components

as

this

could

damage

the

finish

or

cause

sudden

ignition

of

the

spray.

@

To

avoid

damaging

the

finish,

never

use

paint

thinner

or

other

similar

chemicals

to

clean

the

components.

@

Place

the

components

on

a

flat

and

solid

surface.

@

|fyou

do

not

plan

to

use

the

components

for

along

period

of

time,

disconnect

the

power

cord.

Avoid

moisture

condensation

lf

the

temperature

of

the

room

where

the

stereo

system

is

placed

is

suddenly

increased,

or

if

the

system

is

transported

from

acold

location

to

a

warm

one,

condensation

(tiny

droplets

of

water)

may

form

on the

CD

player's

laser

pickup

lens

or

the

cassette

deck’s

transport

section

(Such

as

capstan

and

heads),

preventing

correct

playback.

If

excess

condensation

forms

on

the

compact

disc

or

inside

the

CD

player,

operation

of

the

CD

player

will

not

resume

until

the

condensation

has

had

ample

time

to

dissipate.

If

condensation

forms

inside

the

cassette

deck,

the

tape

will

stick

to

the

heads

and

be

ruined,

or

it

will

not

be

transported

properly.

In

either

case

wait

30

minutes

to

one

hour

before

using

the

stereo

system.

important

Transport

locking

plugs

The

transport

locking

plugs

lock

the

laser

pickup

to

prevent

damage

to

it

during

transportation.

Before

playback

these

locking

plugs

(located

on

the

bottom

of

the

CD

player)

must

be

removed.

When

transporting

the

CD

player

be

sure

to

re-insert

the

trans-

port

locking

plugs

(make

sure

that

the

compact

disc

has

been

removed

first).

Slot

fo

remove

Lock

@

lal

™,

remove

Lock

@

\

In

case

of

malfunction

A

large

amount

of

static

electricity

may

cause

this

stereo

component

system

to

malfunction

or

stop

functioning

completely.

In

this

case,

the

micro-processors

must

be

re-

set

to

their

initial

operating

mode

as

follows.

Tuner:

Press

the

RESET

button

on

the

rear

of

the

tuner

to

reset

the

micro-processor.

(PUSH)

Amplifier,

cassette

deck

and

CD

player:

Unplug

the

power

cord

from

your

household

AC

outlet

for

at

least

30

seconds,

then

re-connect

it.

Make

Your

Contribution

to

Protect

the

Environment

Used

batteries

with

the

ISO

symbol

for

recycling

as

well

as

small

accumulators

(rechargeable

bat-

_CAY

teries),

mini-batteries

(cells)

and

starter

batteries

vor)

should

not

be

thrown

into

the

garbage

can.

Please

leave

them

at

an

appropriate

depot.

All

other

household

batteries

can

be

thrown

out

with

the

household

waste.

29-En

Conforme

ALD.M.

13

APIRLE

1989

DIRETTIVA

CEE/

87/308.

3B-It

AT-M630/L

AM-M830/M630

CD-M630

Controls

Tuner

@

TIME

ADJ

(Time

adjust)

button

@

REMOTE

SENSOR

window

@®

FL

(Fluorescent)

display

@TUNING

<

/

>

buttons

@

MEMO

(AUTO

ST

MEMO)

button

©

BAND

button

@

SCAN

button

@®

FM

MODE

button

@

SLEEP

button

(@®

TIMER

REC

button

(WAKE

UP

button

(2

TIMER

ON/OFF

button

Amplifier

@®Sampling

Frequency

(32kHz,

44kHz,

48kHz)

Indicators

(AM-M830

model

only)

(@

OPTICAL

LINK

indicator

@®

VOLUME

control

(motor

driven)

(@®

D.TURBO

(Dynamic

Turbo

Equalizer)

indicator

(AM-M830

model

only)

@

G.EQ.REC

(Graphic

Equalizer

Recording)

indicator.

@®

input

source

indicators

AM-M830:

AUX,

VCR,

DBS

(DIGITAL

2),

DAT

(DIGITAL

1),

CD,

TAPE,

TUNER,

PHONO

AM-M630:

VCR

(DAT),

CD,

TAPE,

TUNER,

PHONO

(9

INPUT

SELECTOR

<

/

>

buttons

@

DYNAMIC

TURBO

EQUALIZER

button

(AM-M830

model:

only)

:

@)

G.EQ.REC

(Graphic

Equalizer

Recording)

button

@

BALANCE

LEFT/RIGHT

control

@

TREBLE

tone

contro!

@

BASS

tone

control

@

PHONES

jack

@6)

A/B

SPEAKERS

ON

.=

/

mm

OFF

switch

(AM-M830

model

only)

@

POWER

ON/STANDBY

button

Double

cassette

deck

@®

Tape

deck

|

cassette

lid

and

holder

@9

DUBBING

START

buttons

(x1:

normal

speed/

x2:

double

speed)

and

indicators

60

&

Tape

deck

|

PUSH

EJECT

button

@)

Tape

deck

|

operation

indicator

@2

Tape

deck

|

mode

indicators

<J

Reverse

play

(HX-M830W

model

only)

@

REC

(HX-M830W

model

only)

[>

Play

63

CD

EDIT

indicator

@

Tape

deck

|!

mode

indicators

<J

Reverse

play

@

REC

[>

Play

@5)

Tape

deck

|!

operation

indicator

@8)

&

Tape

deck

Il

PUSH

EJECT

button

@DieiREC

PAUSE

button

630

AUTO

MUTE

button

@9

Tape

deck

II

cassette

lid

and

holder

@

OPERATION

TAPE

1/Il

button

REC/PB

MODE

switch

(HX-M830W

model

only)

CONT:

Continuous

playback

STD:

Standard

playback

SIMUL:

Simultaneous

playback

@)

Tape

deck

I/Il

operation

buttons

<4

Rewind

button

<]

Reverse

play

button

Stop

button

[>

Play

button

bP

Fast

forward

button

@

DOLBY

NR

(OFF/B/C)

switch

Compact

disc

player

@

Disc

drawer

@&

OPEN/CLOSE

button

@

(>

/

00

Play/pause

button

@

FL

(Fluorescent)

display

@

(©

Stop

button

@

DISPLAY

button

60

Kd

/

BRI

Skip

forward/reverse

buttons

6)

OPTICAL

LINK

indicator

Auto

function

When

the

power

is

on,

pressing

the

cassette

deck’s

[>

or

<]

button

(when

a

cassette

tape

is

loaded)

or

the

CD

player's

[>

/

00

button

(when

a

compact

disc

is

loaded)

will

set

the

amplifiers

input

selector

to

the

source

selected

and

start

playback

automatically.

Automatic

selection

of

a

memorized

station

is

also

possible

by

pressing

the

appropriate

TUNER/CD

10KEY

button

on

the

remote

control.

The

amplifier

will

be

set

for

tuner

input

and

the

station

will

be

selected

automatically.

Note:

@

Automatic

compact

disc

playback

will

not

operate

when

the

amplifier

is

set

for

TUNER

input.

@

Automatic

station

selection

will

not

operate

when

the

amplifier

is

set

for

CD

input.

®

Auto

function

does

not

operate

during

recording.

FL

displays

Compact

disc

player

REPEAT

FAOE-

Feinn

Coo

PROG

TIME

PED

IT

@

>

Play

indicator

©

FADE,

TIME,

CROSS

and

EDIT

indicators

@0

Pause

indicator

@

Music

calendar

display

@®

REPEAT

indicator

@)

TOTAL

indicator

@

PROG

(Program)

indicator

@

REMAIN

indicator

®A/B

indicator

@

Digital

display

Tuner

(16)

¢

WAKE]

<LONCE

|

[TIMER

UP

j<

.

A.

A A

AN.

IN,

WNT

WINE

20.

()

STEREO

indicator

(8

ONCE

indicator

(2

TUNED

indicator

(3

EVERY

(Every

day)

indicator

.

ae

ae

ae

@

TIMER

REC

(Timer

Record)

indicator

AUTO

SCAN

indicator

@

Digital

display

@

MEMO

(Memory)

indicator

@

Frequency/message

display

(8

SLEEP

indicator

@

SIGNAL

indicator

@@

WAKE

UP

indicator

Fig.

1

TUNER

/CD_10KEY

POWER

Vv

VOWUME

A

MUTE

ON/STANOBY

AKAI

WIRELESS

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

RC-S630

Remote

control

The

remote

control

can

be

used

to

conveniently

operate

the

stereo

system

from

a

distance.

Some

functions

are

only

oper-

able

with

the

remote

control.

Controls

@

Transmitting

window

@TUNER/CD

10KEY

buttons

@®

SOUND

CHARACTER

</>

and

MODE

buttons

(Used

for

optional

EA-M830

equalizer

operation.

Refer

to

the

equalizer’s

manual

for

details).

@TAPE

I/II

deck

operation

buttons

TAPE

!

deck:

<J

Reverse

play

button

(for

HX-M830W

model

only)

Play

button

44

Rewind

button

>

Fast

forward

button

leiRecording

pause

button

(for

HX-M830W

model

only)

1

Stop

button

TAPE

II

deck:

<]

Reverse

play

button

Play

button

<4

Rewind

button

bP

Fast

forward

button

tetRecording

pause

button

[]

Stop

button

TAPE

I/II

deck:

©

Auto

mute

button

(Does

not

function

for

tape

|

deck

on

HX-M630W

model.)

®CD

player

operation

buttons

<4

Reverse

search

button

bP

Forward

search

button

PROG

(Program)

button

CLEAR

button

RANDOM

button

SYN

REC

(Synchro

record)

button

REPEAT

button

EDIT

button

DISC

NUMBER

buttons

(Used

for

optional

CD-M830M

multi

compact

disc

player

operation.

Refer

to

multi

compact

disc

player’s

manual

for

details.)

P1

button

(Used

for

optional

CD-M830M

multi

compact

disc

player

operation.

Refer

to

multi

compact

disc

player's

manual

for

details.)

k@<@

Skip

reverse

button

>

/

10

Play/Pause

button

Stop

button

PI

Skip

forward

button

@

INPUT

buttons

(TAPE,

TUNER,

CD,

</>)

@

POWER

ON/STANDBY

button

MUTE

button

@VOLUME

\

/

A

button

Operation

Point

the

remote

control

at

the

tuner’s

REMOTE

SENSOR

win-

dow

and

press

the

desired

operation

button.

If

the

remote

con-

trol

will

only

operate

from

a

short

distance

or

narrow

angle,

this

indicates

that

the

batteries

are

weak

and

need

to

be

replaced.

Operating

the

remote

contro!

near

fluorescent

lights

may

cause

malfunction.

How

to

load

the

batteries

Slide

the

battery

compartment

cover

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

and

remove

it

(Fig.

1).

Load

the

batteries

according

to

the

polarity

guides

on

the

remote

control

unit.

3

Replace

the

battery

compartment

cover.

Cautionary

notes

On

the

remote

control

@

The

remote

control

cannot

be

used

for

recording

or

playback

functions

that

require

the

combined

pressing

of

two

tape

transportation

buttons

(intro

scan

or

auto

play

for

example).

Please

use

the

cassette

deck’s

tape

transportation

buttons

for

the

operation

of

such

functions.

@

Avoid

dropping

the

remote

control

or

getting

it

wet.

®

Avoid

exposing

the

remote

control

to

direct

sunlight

or

strong

light

as

this

may

cause

malfunction.

@

Keep

the

remote

control

away

from

appliances

that

gener-

ate

electrical

noise

(TV

sets,

micro-wave

ovens,

etc..)

@

When

replacing

the

batteries,

clean

all

the

remote

control

and

battery

terminals

with

a

dry

cloth.

On

the

batteries

@

When

you

do

not

plan

to

use

the

remote

control

for

a

long

period

of

time,

remove

the

batteries.

@

Read

the

cautions

printed

on

the

batteries

before

inserting

them.

@

When

replacing

the

batteries,

replace

them

all

at

the

same

time.

Do

not

mix

old

batteries

with

new

ones.

Intelligent

operation

When

the

power

is

off,

pressing

the

remote

control’s

TAPE,

TUNER,

or

CD

button

will

turn

the

power

on

and

automati-

cally

set

the

amplifier

for

input

of

the

source

selected

(the

TAPE,

TUNER

or

CD

input

source

indicator

will

light).

Playback

of

the

selected

source

or

reception

of

a

station

will

start

automaticaily.

When

the

TAPE

button

is

pressed:

If

a

cassette

is

loaded

in

the

deck,

playback

wil!

begin

auto-

matically.

If

a

cassette

tape

is

not

loaded,

“PLEASE

SET

TAPE”

will

appear

on

the

tuner’s

frequency/message

display.

When

the

TUNER

button

is

pressed:

The

station

last

tuned

before

the

power

was

turned

off

will

be

received.

When

the

CD

button

is

pressed:

If

a

compact

disc

is

loaded,

playback

will

begin.

If

a

compact

disc

is

not

loaded,

the

disc

drawer

will

open

automatically

and

“PLEASE

SET

DISC”

will

appear

on

the

tuner’s

frequency/message

display.

“ERROR”

will

appear

on

the

CD

player’s

FL

display.

Connections

Before

proceeding

RIGHT

SPEAKER

Make

sure

that

the

power

of

all

components

is

off

before

making

connections.

Connect

everything

securely.

Loose

connections

can

lead

to

malfunction.

To

prevent

damage

to

the

optical

fiber

cable,

connect

and

disconnect

by

holding

the

plug,

not

the

cable.

Keep

the

inside

of

the

optical

terminal

clean.

When

connecting

the

flat

cables

or

optical

fiber

cable,

make

sure

that

they

are

firmly

inserted

into

the

terminal

with

the

flat

side

facing

up.

The

digital

audio

signal

is

acomposite

signal

made

up

of

the

left

and

right

channel

signals.

For

this

reason,

separate

left

and

right

INPUT

and

OUTPUT

terminals

are

not

necessary.

The

short

pins

inserted

in

the

PROCESSOR

terminals

should

only

be

removed

for

processor

(graphic

equalizer

etc.)

connection.

Flat

cable

connection

Terminal

eae

“fe

Flat

side

up

Release

tab

sa>

<@&

Release

tab

Flat

cable

To

remove:

While

pressing

on

the

release

tabs,

pull

evenly

on

the

flat

cable.

LEFT

SPEAKER

EG

+

mp

To

household

AC

outlet

CD

PLAYER

CASSETTE

DECK

CD

PLAYER

Speaker

cord

connection

Side

marked

with

line

To

the

right

speaker

Optical

cable

connection

Terminal

side

up

Side

marked

with

line

To

the

left

speaker

After

all

connections

have

been

made:

@

Connect

the

power

cord

to

your

household

AC

outlet.

\e?

Release

Connect

=

Insert

fully

_|"ezzzzza

Twist

firmly

Antenna

connection

FM

antenna

terminal

Loop

antenna

terminal

Insert

fully

Release

Connecting

additional

components

Before

proceeding

@

Make

sure

that

the

power

to

all

components

is

off

before

making

connections.

PHONO,

VCR,

AUX,

and

PROCESSOR

terminal

connections

Use

the

following

connections

to

connect

a

processor

(graphic

equalizer

etc.),

VCR,

auxiliary

source

(cassette

deck

etc.)

or

turntable

to

the

amplifier.

For

detailed

information

concerning

connections,

refer

to

the

components

operator’s

manual.

Graphic

equalizer

or

other

processor

Cassette

deck

or

other

auxiliary

source

or

About

the

PROCESSOR

terminal

short

pins

The

short

pins

connect

the

pre-amp

and

power

amp

sec-

tions

of

the

amplifier.

Only

remove

these

pins

when

con-

necting

a

graphic

equalizer

or

other

processor.

Do

not

loose

the

pins.

When

replacing

the

pins,

insert

as

illus-

trated.

Remove

PROCESSOR

PROCESSOR

DIGITAL

OUTPUT

and

DIGITAL

1/2

terminal

connections

(AM-M830

model

only)

Use

the

following

connections

to

connect

a

DAT

(Digital

Audio

Tape)

deck

or

DBS

(Direct

Broadcast

Satellite)

tuner

to

the

am-

plifier.

DAT

deck

Amplifier

DIGITAL

IN

DIGITAL

OUT

DBS

Tuner

DIGITAL

OUT

10

Setting

the

tuner’s

clock

a

Before

the

tuner’s

built-in

timer

can

be

used

the

clock

must

be

If

the

present

time

has

not

been

set

or

if

the

reset

button

has

set

to

the

present

time.

been

pressed:

Before

proceeding

@

Make

sure

that

the

amplifiers

power

is

on.

fA

a

fF

H

G

f-

=

f

qT

a

ug

M

E

1

Press

the

TIME

ADJ

button.

The

hour

display

will

flash.

Press

the

TUNING

<

or

>

button

to

set

the

clock’s

hour.

When

the

power

is

turned

off:

Press

the

MEMO

button

to

memorize

the

hour.

The

minutes

display

will

flash.

Bhdetely

TUNING

<

or

>

button

to

set

the

clock’s

G

EF

F

LJ

a

L|

A

i.

A

T

N

Press

the

MEMO

button

to

memorize

the

minutes.

5

The

selected

minute

will

start

at

00

seconds.

Note:

@

The

timer

employs

a

24

hour

clock.

0:00

indicates

midnight

and

12:00

indicates

noon.

@

Theclock

display

will

flash

if

a

power

failure

has

occurred.

In

this

case

the

timer

must

be

reset

to

the

present

time.

NW

fexsccy:

le

(ome

Ley

entshY

Once

the

present

time

is

set,

one

of

the

following

messages

will

appear

on

the

frequency/message

display

when

the

power

is

turned

on

or

off.

When

the

power

is

turned

on:

AKAL

HI-FI

Between

0:00

and

3:59

Tuning

step

conversion

For

customers

in

countries

where

AM

broadcast

fre-

quencies

are

set

at

10

kHz

intervals:

The

AM

frequency

band

of

this

tuner

is

preset

to

9kHz

tun-

ing

intervals.

However,

the

frequencies

of

AM

broadcasts

insome

countries

are

set

at

10

kHz

intervals.

If

your

country

uses

10

kHz

tuning

intervals

the

following

tuning

step

con-

Between

4:00

and

11:59

version

is

necessary

before

you

can

tune

in

stations.

1

Turn

the

amplifier’s

power

on.

GOOD

MOURNING

Press

the

BAND

button

until

the

AM

indicator

ap-

pears

on

the

tuner’s

FL

display.

3

Press

and

hold

the

FM

MODE

button

until

“AM

530

kHz”

appears

on

the

FL

display.

Tuning

intervals

Between

12:00

and

17:59

will

now

be

set

to

10kHz.

To

reset

the

tuner

to

9kHz

tuning

intervals:

@

Press

the

RESET

button

located

on

the

tuner’s

rear

panel

with

a

ball

point

pen

etc.

6000

AFTERNUUN

Between

18:00

and

23:59

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EVEN:

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