Eton S350DL ユーザーズマニュアル
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9 TUNING IN AM STATIONS
S350DL
OWNER’S MANUAL
TUNING IN AM STATIONS (MW)
Turn on the radio and set the AM/SW BAND switch
to the AM position and the bandwidth switch to
wide or narrow. MW appears in the display. Use the
outer ‘fast’ tuning knob to find stations, fine tuning
with the inner ‘slow’ knob when needed.
Turn on the radio and set the AM/SW BAND switch
to the AM position and the bandwidth switch to
wide or narrow. MW appears in the display. Use the
outer ‘fast’ tuning knob to find stations, fine tuning
with the inner ‘slow’ knob when needed.
• If there is interference from adjacent
stations, place the BAND WIDTH control in the
NARROW position. If there is no interference,
leave it in the WIDE position.
NARROW position. If there is no interference,
leave it in the WIDE position.
• If there is excess background noise, turn on
the SW LPF switch, which may minimize
the noise.
the noise.
• If a station is so strong that audio distortion
occurs, reduce the gain level with the AM/SW RF
GAIN control knob by turning it counter-clockwise.
GAIN control knob by turning it counter-clockwise.
• The telescopic antenna does not have to be
extended for AM reception. The radio has an inter-
nal, directional, ferrite-bar antenna for AM reception.
nal, directional, ferrite-bar antenna for AM reception.
• To optimize AM reception, swivel the radio until
maximum signal strength is achieved.
THE FREQUENCY LOCK FEATURE
The S350DL uses a unique circuit for AM and SW
tuning to optimize frequency stability and minimize
signal drifting. While turning either tuning knob,
‘Khz’ flashes in the display. It stops flashing about
3 seconds after a station is tuned-in, engaging
frequency-lock.
The S350DL uses a unique circuit for AM and SW
tuning to optimize frequency stability and minimize
signal drifting. While turning either tuning knob,
‘Khz’ flashes in the display. It stops flashing about
3 seconds after a station is tuned-in, engaging
frequency-lock.
10 TUNING IN SHORTWAVE STATIONS
IF YOU ARE ALREADY
FAMILIAR WITH SHORTWAVE:
Fully extend the telescopic antenna and turn on
the radio. Set the AM/SW BAND switch to the SW1,
SW2 or SW3 position and the BANDWIDTH switch
to wide or narrow. SHORTWAVE 1, 2 or 3 appears
in the display. Use the outer ‘fast’ tuning knob to
quickly go to a desired frequency that you already
know or to the band that you want to tune around
in, then fine tune stations with the inner ‘slow’ knob
when needed. If a station is so strong that audio
distortion occurs, reduce the gain level with the
AM/SW RF GAIN control knob by turning it
counter-clockwise.
Fully extend the telescopic antenna and turn on
the radio. Set the AM/SW BAND switch to the SW1,
SW2 or SW3 position and the BANDWIDTH switch
to wide or narrow. SHORTWAVE 1, 2 or 3 appears
in the display. Use the outer ‘fast’ tuning knob to
quickly go to a desired frequency that you already
know or to the band that you want to tune around
in, then fine tune stations with the inner ‘slow’ knob
when needed. If a station is so strong that audio
distortion occurs, reduce the gain level with the
AM/SW RF GAIN control knob by turning it
counter-clockwise.
IF YOU ARE NEW TO SHORTWAVE OR
NEED A REFRESHER
(also see the section titled INTRODUCTION TO
SHORTWAVE, later in this manual) Fully extend the
telescopic antenna and turn on the radio.
Get close to a window and fully extend the
telescopic antenna. Follow the instructions below,
(also see the section titled INTRODUCTION TO
SHORTWAVE, later in this manual) Fully extend the
telescopic antenna and turn on the radio.
Get close to a window and fully extend the
telescopic antenna. Follow the instructions below,
depending on day or night listening.
If it is daytime, turn the AM/SW BAND switch to the
SW2 position. Use the fast tuning knob and tune to
15100 KHz. This is the beginning of the shortwave
19 meter band, one of the three best daytime bands,
extending from 15100-15600 KHz. Using the slow
tuning knob, tune through this band, carefully listen-
ing for stations. Also try the 13 meter band (21450-
21850 KHz) and 16 meter band (17480-17900 KHz),
both in SW3.
SW2 position. Use the fast tuning knob and tune to
15100 KHz. This is the beginning of the shortwave
19 meter band, one of the three best daytime bands,
extending from 15100-15600 KHz. Using the slow
tuning knob, tune through this band, carefully listen-
ing for stations. Also try the 13 meter band (21450-
21850 KHz) and 16 meter band (17480-17900 KHz),
both in SW3.
If it is night, turn the AM/SW BAND switch to the SW1
position. Use the fast tuning knob and tune to 5800
KHz. This is the beginning of the shortwave 49 meter
band, one of the four best night bands, extending
from 5800-6200 KHz. Using the slow tuning knob,
tune through this band, carefully listening for sta-
tions. Also try the 25 meter band in SW2 (11600-
12200 KHz), 31 meters in SW2 (9400-9900 KHz)
and 41 meters in SW1 (7150-7600 KHz).
position. Use the fast tuning knob and tune to 5800
KHz. This is the beginning of the shortwave 49 meter
band, one of the four best night bands, extending
from 5800-6200 KHz. Using the slow tuning knob,
tune through this band, carefully listening for sta-
tions. Also try the 25 meter band in SW2 (11600-
12200 KHz), 31 meters in SW2 (9400-9900 KHz)
and 41 meters in SW1 (7150-7600 KHz).
NOTE: If there is interference from adjacent stations,