Using The Tuner; Tuning To A Station; Storing A Preset; Deleting An Unused Preset - Arcam AVR200 Mode D'emploi

Using the tuner

The AVR200's radio tuner can be controlled from the upper row
of front panel buttons (see diagram, below) or from the remote
control handset (see 'Using the remote control').

Tuning to a station

Pressing the PRESET/TUNE button toggles between the two
tuning modes of the unit – 'Preset' or 'Tune'. The selected mode
is briefl y shown in the display.
Preset mode
In Preset mode, press the
(or
down the preset stations.
See 'Storing a preset' and 'Deleting unused presets', below.
Tune mode
In Tune mode:
Regardless of the mode used to tune your AVR200, when it
is accurately tuned to a station '
display.

Storing a preset

To store a preset, tune to the radio station you wish to store.
Press the
display. Now select the preset number you wish to assign to
the station using the
or
P–
button again.
Once the preset is stored, the display reverts to show the
station name (if RDS information is transmitted) or its frequency.
To quit the memory function without storing a preset, leave the
tuner controls untouched for ten seconds. It is also possible to
overwrite a stored station by saving another in its place. There
are thirty presets available for FM use and ten for AM use.
Your presets are retained for several weeks (but not indefi nitely),
when the AVR200 is disconnected from the mains supply.

Deleting an unused preset

Press the
want to delete using the
the remote control handset), followed by the
button.
The display briefl y shows 'DELETED' and '– –' is shown in
place of the preset number. You can reactivate a deleted preset
AVR200
number by storing a station in the normal way.
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and
•
or on the remote control handset) to cycle up and
P– P+
Press the and buttons on the front panel (or
•
on the remote control handset) for longer than half-a-
P+
second to engage automatic tuning. The tuner searches
for a radio station signal of suffi cient strength and stops.
To skip to the next station, press one of the buttons
again. Automatic tuning is available for both the FM and
AM bands.
Tapping the and buttons engages manual tuning. This
•
can be used for tuning to a specifi c frequency. It is also
useful if you are trying to select a station that is too weak
for the auto search mode.
TUNED ' lights up in the
•
button: this causes 'MEMORY' to fl ash in the
STORE
and buttons on the front panel (or
•
on the remote control handset). Press the
P+
button, then select the preset number you
STORE
and buttons (or
•
DOWN/UP
buttons on the front panel
or
P–
STORE
or on
P– P+

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RDS: Radio Data System

The Arcam AVR200 supports RDS Programme Service and RDS
Radio Text on FM broadcasts.
When a station carrying RDS information is selected 'RDS' lights
up in the display and shortly afterwards the station's RDS name
(e.g. 'BBC R3') is shown.
Press the button to view any RDS text information (if
RDS INFO
a station is not transmitting text information, the display briefl y
indicates 'NO TEXT' and reverts to show the station name).
Press again to display the station's frequency.
RDS INFO
Pressing a third time returns you to a display of the
RDS INFO
station name.
If the button is pressed while tuned to a non RDS
RDS INFO
station, the display shows 'NO NAME' for three seconds before
reverting to the default display.
FM Mute/Mono
The AVR200's tuner has an auto-muting circuit that, when
engaged, mutes any signal that is of insuffi cient strength for
listening. To engage this circuit press the
button on the front panel: 'FM MUTE' is shown in the display.
If a signal is muted you will hear no sound through the
loudspeakers.
Should you wish to listen to a station that is 'auto muted'
press the button again to disengage the
FM MUTE/MONO
muting circuit. The tuner now switches to monoaural reception,
cancelling much of the background hiss. 'FM MUTE' is no longer
displayed and you are able to continue listening.
Radio interference
All Arcam products have been designed to very high
standards of electromagnetic compatibility.
However, both CD players and DACs generate, and can
radiate RF (radio frequency) energy. In some cases this can
cause interference with FM and AM radio reception. If this is
the case, switch the CD player off or keep the CD player and
its connecting cables as far from the tuner and its aerials as
possible. Connecting the CD player and the tuner/amplifi er to
different mains sockets can also help to reduce interference.
EC COUNTRIES -– These products have been designed to
comply with directive 89/336/EEC.
USA – These products comply with FCC requirements.
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