Sony ST-SA50ES - Manual (Page 6)

Getting Started
FM Antenna Hookups
With an FM outdoor antenna, you can obtain a hij^her
FM broadcast sound quality. We recommend you to
use the supplied FM wire antenna only temporarily
until you install an FM outdoor antenna. For the
specific location of the FM ANTENNA terminals, see
the illustration below.
FM ANTENNA
Connecting a 75-ohm coaxial cable (not supplied)
The coaxial cable makes the reception more resistant to
external noise. We recommend you to use a 3C-2V type
cable.
1 Strip the cable end.
Vitin. Vi in.
(8 mm) (10 mm)
0-
Fold back the mesh wire.
2 Remove the lid of the supplied antenna adaptor.
3 Loosen the screw, insert the conductor wire
deeply, and coil the tip around the terminal.
Remove the short
ring and put it on
the projection on
the lid.
4 Fasten the screw and snap the lid into place.
5 Connect to the FM antenna terminal.
Connecting the supplied 300-ohm twin lead antenna
Since the .300-ohm twin lead picks up external noise easily,
position it carefully.
1 Coil the ends of the antenna around the screws
and tighten them securely.
Keep the short ring
fixed on the adaptor.
2 Connect to the FM antenna terminal.
Extend the upper portion of the FM antenna horizontally.
Connecting a F type connector (not supplied)
You can use two FM antennas
This tuner has two FM ANTENNA terminals, A and B,
for use with different types of FM antennas. For
example, you can connect an outdoor antenna to the A
jack and connect a cable antenna to the B jack. You can
also switch the antenna while using the signal meter to
determine which antenna gives the best reception for a
particular station.
Connecting a ground wire
If you connect an outdoor antenna, be sure to connect a
ground wire (not supplied) to the AM ANTENNA /h
terminal (in addition to the AM loop antenna) for
lightning protection.