Magnum Dynalab MD-208 - Manual (Page 6)

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SET UP OF THE INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER SECTION OF THE MD 208
(All numbers correspond to the product diagram on Page 11)
1. Now that you have positioned the MD 208 correctly and plugged it into the
appropriate AC power supply, you are ready to hook it up to the speakers. Hook
up your speakers to the receiver insuring that the positive (+) terminal on the
speaker is hooked up to the positive (+) output terminal on the receiver, likewise
that the negative (-) is correctly hooked up. Be sure that all the connections are
tightly affixed.
2. Located on the rear of the unit is a switch (beside the AC cord input). Turn it on
by depressing the top of the switch.
3. Turn the power switch on the front panel (2 on diagram) to the ON position. The
LED above the power switch will turn on, and center display will light up indicating
the selected source (i.e. Tuner, CD etc.).
SET UP OF THE TUNER SECTION OF THE MD 208
1. Set input (3 on diagram) to Tuner. The input display will show TU, the meters will
light up.
2. Press the stereo/mono button (5 on diagram) to S
tere o.
3. Press the bandwidth button
BW 1 button (6 on diagram), and LED will illuminate.
4. Press the M
ute button (4 on diagram), and LED will illuminate. For normal
operation of the tuner, the mute switch should be off.
5. Press the
Signal Meter button (8 on diagram), and LED will illuminate.
6. Turn the
Tuning Knob until sound is heard, fine tuning the station using the
center tune meter and the signal strength meter as indicators. Check that the
Stereo button’s LED is on when properly tuned to a strong frequency (as
indicated by the signal strength meter). Press the Stereo button again and this
will switch to Mono – the stereo light should go out. Switch back to S tereo – the
stereo light should come back on.
7. If you hear a crackling sound push the
Multi-path button (8 on diagram). This will
switch the signal strength meter to indicate if the noise is a result of multi-path
(a difference in timing between the RF signal received by the tuner’s antenna and
the tuner itself). If the meter showcases even a moderate level of multi-path,
adjust the orientation of your antenna until multi-path signal reads zero. If the