Eton E1 - Manual (Page 9)

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E1 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION continued
E1 MANUAL
20. POWER
Pressing this key toggles the unit on and off.
21. Display
This is a dot matrix LCD display. See the DISPLAY
description for details.
22. Speaker
This is the opening for the internal speaker for the E1
receiver.
23. Telescopic Antenna
This is a 39 1/4“ (1.003 meters) telescopic antenna for
use on all bands except XM.
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nels six at a time. If the ‘FAST/TUNING LOCK key is
pressed when in the CATEGORY or FAVORITES modes,
the receiver will revert to XM-ALL mode.
19. Mode Softkeys
The purpose of each of these softkeys is shown along
the right edge of the display when the receiver is in the
ON state. From top to bottom their descriptions are as
follows:
XM - Pressing this softkey activates the optional XM
Satellite Radio mode and brings up the basic XM Radio
display. If this key is pressed when XM is not installed,
an error beep will be heard, and “CHECK ANTENNA”
will appear on the display.
FM / AUX - Pressing this softkey toggles between the
FM broadcast band and the AUX function. The selected
function will be in reverse video. The first press of this
softkey selects the FM broadcast band (76.0 - 90.0 MHz
or 87.0 -108.0 MHz) and causes the label for this key to
appear as “ FM / AUX ”. When in FM mode, only the
MENU function softkey along the bottom of the display
will be active. Pressing this softkey a second time tog-
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Low High Freq Band
120 Meter
90 Meter
75 Meter
60 Meter
49 Meter
41 Meter
31 Meter
25 Meter
22 Meter
19 Meter
16 Meter
13 Meter
11 Meter 2300 kHz
3200 kHz
3900 kHz
4750 kHz
5800 kHz
7100 kHz
9500 kHz
11,600 kHz
13,570 kHz
15,100 kHz
17,480 kHz
21,450 kHz
25,600 kHz 2500 kHz
3400 kHz
4000 kHz
5060 kHz
6200 kHz
7600 kHz
9900 kHz
12,100 kHz
13,870 kHz
15,800 kHz
17,900 kHz
21,850 kHz
26,100 kHz
Shortwave Band Designators
MW / LW - Repeatedly pressing the ‘MW / LW’ softkey
toggles between the LW band (100 - 499.99 kHz) and
the MW band (500 - 1799.99 kHz).
VFO - This softkey returns to the VFO mode from MEM-
ORY or COUNTRY modes. The frequency displayed will
be the same as the frequency last selected in VFO
mode before MEMORY or COUNTRY modes were
selected.
MEMORY - Selects MEMORY mode which allows pro-
gramming or listening to the programmed contents of
memory channels 1 through 500.
COUNTRY - Selects COUNTRY mode which allows pro-
gramming or listening to the contents of memory
channels 501 through 1700. These 1200 memory
channels are divided among 111 countries from
Afghanistan to Yugoslavia with 10 memory channels
per country, and with 90 memory channels remaining
with no country assigned.
TOP PANEL DESCRIPTION
1. TELESCOPIC ANTENNA
This is a 39 1/4“ (1.003 meters) telescopic antenna for
use on all bands except XM.
2. LIGHT
Pressing this key while the receiver is turned ON cycles
the display illumination through four brightness states;
Off, Dim, Medium and Bright.
When the receiver is in the OFF state and connected to
external power, the display, when lit, will be DIM.
Pressing the ‘LIGHT button will cycle the display illumina-
tion on and off with no time out.
If the unit is operating from batteries, the display will be
lit only briefly when the unit is turned OFF. If, when OFF,
the ‘LIGHT’ button is pressed once, the display will illumi-
nate for 10 seconds and then go out. In the ON state,
the display will be lit only briefly following control inputs.
However, holding down the LIGHT key for 3 seconds will
override the time out and allow the light to remain on
continuously when the receiver is ON. The user must keep
in mind, however that keeping the light on continuously
when operating on batteries will considerably reduce bat-
tery life. More details concerning display illumination can
be found on page 57 under “DISPLAY LIGHTING”.
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3. SNOOZE / SLEEP
When the receiver is ON, or turned on by the timer, press-
ing this bar will activate the SNOOZE mode, causing the
receiver to turn OFF for 5,10, 20, or 30 minutes, depend-
ing upon the setting of item 5 of the “CLOCK MODES”
menu. After the selected number of minutes have passed,
the receiver will turn back on.To cancel a SNOOZE period
early, cycle power OFF/ON with the ‘POWER’ key. When
SNOOZE mode is active, “SNOOZE” will appear on the
display.
When the receiver is OFF, other than in SNOOZE,pushing
this bar will activate the SLEEP timer. This will turn the
receiver ON for the default set time of 15 minutes, after
which it will turn back OFF. To change the set time length
from the default 15 minutes to 1 through 99 minutes,
turn the receiver OFF and rotate the ‘TUNING’ control
after pressing the SNOOZE / SLEEP bar. After setting the
desired SLEEP time, press the bar again to activate SLEEP
mode, or automatic entry will occur in 15 seconds. The
displayed time is always in minutes. When SLEEP mode is
active, a flashing “s XX” will appear in the lower left
hand corner of the display, where “XX” is a number indi-
cating the minutes of SLEEP time remaining.
gles to the AUX function which causes the softkey label
to appear as “ FM / AUX ”. The AUX function allows
stereo audio fed into the LINE IN connector on the side
panel to be fed to the internal speaker or to head-
phones plugged into the stereo headphone jack, which
is also on the side panel. The ‘VOLUME’, ‘TREBLE’, and
‘BASS’ controls will be active in this mode.
SW BAND - Pressing the ‘SW BAND’ softkey once
enables the shortwave band (1.800 - 30.000 MHz). The
display will appear as “
SW BAND ”. Pressing the ‘SW
BAND’ softkey again once SW has been selected will
cause the ‘--’ portion of “SW -- M” on the display to
flash and the display will show “
SW BAND ” for
approximately SW BAND 2 seconds During this 2 sec-
ond interval, entering the meter designator for the
desired meter band will cause the receiver to go to the
low end of the frequency range for the desired meter
band. During this 2 second interval one can also scroll
through the available SW bands using the ‘TUNING’
knob or the ‘< SELECT >’ key. Each keypress or TUNING
input resets the two second timer. The frequency ranges
for the defined meter shortwave bands are as shown in
the ‘Shortwave Band Designators’ table which follows.