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General| Tuning Bands | FM, MW |
|---|---|
| Total Harmonic Distortion (MW) | 0.3% |
| FM Tuning Range | 87.5 to 108 MHz |
| Signal to Noise Ratio (MW) | 40dB |
| Frequency Response (FM) | 30 Hz - 15 kHz |
Explains ONKYO's exclusive Isohex Power Supply arrangement for improved power supply control and reduced interference.
Highlights the RF section's varactor diodes, MOS FETs, and dual local oscillator buffer for sharp reception.
Details the capability of storing up to 40 FM/AM stations for quick access.
Describes organizing memory presets into eight classes (A-H) for different program types or users.
Explains how to directly input broadcast frequencies using numeric keys.
Mentions the APR system that automatically controls reception modes for optimum performance.
Details the ability to name stations using up to 5 characters for 40 stations.
Notes the front end design optimized to minimize intermodulation distortion.
Specifies the tuning increment for FM reception.
Describes the indicator that shows signal strength.
Indicates compatibility with ONKYO's RI remote control system.
Covers reading instructions, retaining manuals, heeding warnings, and following operational procedures.
Instructions for recording the serial and model number on the warranty card.
Guidance on cleaning the unit's panels and cabinet using soft cloths and mild detergent.
Cable for connecting to ONKYO amplifiers for remote control operation.
Cord used for connecting the tuner's output to an amplifier.
Antenna included for receiving AM broadcasts.
Antenna provided for receiving FM broadcasts.
Adapter for connecting different types of FM antennas.
Details connecting indoor T-shaped, outdoor FM, and multi-element antennas for reception.
Instructions on how to connect the provided antenna adapter to coaxial cables.
Guidance for connecting the T-shaped FM antenna or a 300 Ohm outdoor FM antenna.
Steps for assembling and connecting the AM loop antenna for optimal placement.
Emphasizes correct connection of the tuner's R and L audio channels to the amplifier.
Details power switch, tuning selectors, band selectors, memory buttons, display, and various indicators.
Explains the built-in system that preserves memory during power failures and unplugging.
Guide to using tuning buttons for scanning and auto-tuning stations.
Explains how to set the auto-tuning level for weak or strong FM broadcasts.
Describes how to use the signal strength indicator for optimum tuning.
Details selecting DX for distant signals and LOCAL for nearby signals.
Explains the indicator that lights up for FM stereo reception.
Instructions for precise tuning of cable FM broadcasts using specific steps.
Procedure for directly tuning to a station by entering its frequency number.
Procedure for deleting a memorized station to free up a memory number.
Methods to recall stations using classified memory buttons, numeric input, or scan.
Guide to assigning up to 5 characters to preset stations for identification.
Explains how the APR system automatically optimizes FM reception modes.
Lists common problems like no power, noise, and reception issues with causes and remedies.
Details tuning range, sensitivity, rejection ratios, and distortion for FM reception.
Provides tuning range, sensitivity, and rejection ratios for AM reception.
Includes power supply, dimensions, weight, and supplied accessories details.
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