Cambridge Soundworks SoundWorks Radio 820HD Guide
FM Antenna Input
an “F” connector jack
AM Antenna Input
a 3.5 mm minijack
Antenna Input Identication
Antennas Provided with the SoundWorks Radio 820HD
Connect one FM antenna and the AM antenna.
Active section
FM telescoping whip antenna,
with screw-on connector
-for strong signal areas-
easily adjusted for dierent stations
see page 3
Wrench
for installing
FM telescoping whip antenna
FM dipole antenna,
with push-on connector
-best overall receptionsee page 2
Lead-in section
FM wire antenna
with push-on connector
-for strong signal areaseasily to conceal
see page 4
AM loop antenna,
with miniplug push-on connector
required for AM radio reception
see page 5
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Connect the FM antenna
Dipole Antenna
1) The dipole antenna provides the best reception of the
three antennas when properly positioned. The dipole an
tenna consists of an
illustration on previous page).
2) Position the active section of the dipole antenna against
a wall or along a at surface of a non-metallic piece of
furniture. Keep the
possible. Use thumbtacks or brads to secure the ends and
the middle of the
3) Connect the dipole antenna to the SoundWorks Radio
820HD by pushing the connector plug onto the FM an
tenna input. You can coil excess length of the
section, then secure it with twist ties or tape.
Note:
The
active section of the dipole antenna can be positioned
horizontally or vertically. Placing the dipole antenna on an
outside wall improves reception. The
dipole antenna can also be positioned along a baseboard.
Try a dierent placements and orientations of the
section to determine the best overall reception.
active section and a lead-in section (see
active section of the dipole as straight as
active section.
lead-in
active section of the
active
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Dipole Antenna
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Placement
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