Perreaux MODEL ETR - Manual (Page 3)

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8. Power Cord Protection
The mains power supply cord should be
routed so that it is not likely to be walked
on or pinched by items placed on or
against it. Pay particular attention to the
cord at power points, convenience
receptacles, and the point where it exits
from the ETR.
9. Cleaning
When cleaning ‘E’ series product use
luke warm water with a few drops of a
mild non caustic detergent.
DO NOT USE SOLVENTS
10. Non-use Periods
The mains power cord of the ETR should
be unplugged from the mains/line outlet
when the unit is to be left unused for long
periods of time.
11. Object and Liquid Entry
Care should be taken so that objects
and/or liquids do not accidentally fall
inside the unit.
12. Damage Requiring Service
The ETR should be serviced by qualified
service personnel if any of the following
occur :
a. The mains power-supply cord,
and/or plug have been damaged
b. Objects have fallen, or liquid has
been spilt into the ETR
c. The ETR has been exposed to rain
and/or excessive moisture
d. The ETR does not appear to
operate normally, or exhibits a
marked change in performance
e. The ETR has been dropped, or the
chassis damaged.
13. Servicing
The user should not attempt to service
the ETR beyond those means described
in the owners manual. All other servicing
should be referred to qualified service
personnel.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Always make sure the volume control of your
preamplifier or source unit is set to zero and
the mains/line supply disconnected from your
ETR prior to performing any switching
functions or connection alterations of any
type to your ETR (other than tuning, pre-
setting of stations etc. during which volume
should be at a low level) or to any other part
of your entire system. This caution also
applies to the normal use of your Compact
Disc player, Cassette Deck, etc.
REMOTE CONTROLLER
The ETR is primarily designed for operation
utilising the supplied 29 button Universal
infra-red remote controller. Preparing the
controller for operation only requires removal
of the battery housing on the back of the
controller
and installing the 2x AAA batteries
provided .
Control of the ETR achieved via 17 buttons
either coloured blue or labelled blue to the
right of the button.
Note: Press the blue button labelled ‘TU’ to
engage the TUNER code-set
The following is a list of the remote controller
buttons and description of their functions:
Also Refer FRONT PANEL DISPLAY &
CONTROLS below.
BAND (Located on the white button labelled
RND)
The Band button is located both on the front
panel and remote controller. Depressing this
control alternately switches between AM and
FM bands
TUNE + UP (located on the white
CD next track button)
TUNE - DOWN (located on the
white CD previous track button)
Tuning control buttons are located on both
the remote control and front panel. These
controls allow for manual search of AM and
FM frequencies, up or down the band for
suitable stations or auto search up or down if
this option is selected (see
AUTO TUNING
below)
AUTO TUNING (Located on the
white CD A=B button)
The auto tuning or scan button is located on
the remote controller and front panel and is
enabled or disabled by repeated selection of
this button. When auto tuning is selected
'AUTO' is illuminated on the front panel
display. Auto tuning operates with the tuning
up / down buttons enabling the tuner to scan
for suitably strong stations up or down the
selected AM or FM band. When a signal is
sensed the tuner will lock-on allowing the
user to either pre-set the station via a
memory setting or continue searching by
repeated use of the tune up / down buttons.
This feature is particularly useful when pre-
setting memory channels or for surfing the
selected band.