Roksan Audio Caspian FM TUNER User Manual
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SIGNAL DISPLAY
For an FM station to provide good fidelity its signal must be strong enough to trigger the tuner’s tuning and noise
limiting circuits. The tuner must also lock precisely on to the centre of the broadcast signal.
The Signal Display Unit on your Caspian tuner displays both Signal Strength and Centre Tuning.
No Signal
Very Weak & Noisy
Strong Signal
Accurately Tuned
Fairly Strong Signal
Tuned Off Centre
When manually tuning a station, the centre figure of the above display is the one to aim for.
STEREO OR MONO?
Stereo: During stereo reception the Stereo Indicator lights green.
Mono: During mono reception there is no indication.
Forced Mono: If stereo reception is noisy or distorted, you may wish to switch the tuner to mono.
Press the MODE button briefly to force the tuner into mono.
Press MODE again to restore normal operation.
During forced mono the Stereo Indicator lights red.
STORING AND RECALLING A PRESET CHANNEL
Tune in the desired station.
Select mono or stereo.
Press the STORE button
.
The Channel Indicator will flash.
Rotate the CHANNEL knob clockwise to select a higher channel and anticlockwise for a lower one. To leave the
channel unaltered - do nothing.
Press STORE again.
The station is now stored in the channel memory. You may store up to 50 channels in this way.
You can store the same station in mono and stereo by allocating each setting a different channel number.
To recall a preset channel:
Rotate the CHANNEL knob to select the channel.
CHANGING A PRESET CHANNEL
Select a preset channel using the CHANNEL knob.
Press STORE. The existing channel number will flash.
Rotate the CHANNEL knob until the wanted channel number flashes on the display.
Press STORE again. The display stops flashing
The information will now be stored both in the new channel as well as the existing channel.
Roksan Audio ltd
Caspian FM Tuner User Manual
CLASSIFICATION: General Use
Version 1.01
All specifications are liable to change without notice. E&OE
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