SPHINX MYTH 7 User Manual

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USER MANUAL
MYTH 7
TUNER
SPHINX Myth 7
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Front panel...................................................................................................................................................4
Rear panel ...................................................................................................................................................5
Installation....................................................................................................................................................7
Power supply ...............................................................................................................................................7
Connecting the amplifier..............................................................................................................................7
Connecting the optical cable........................................................................................................................7
Connecting the antenna...............................................................................................................................7
Power on/off................................................................................................................................................. 7
Antenna input sensitivity..............................................................................................................................7
Selecting AM or FM .....................................................................................................................................8
Auto Tuning..................................................................................................................................................8
Manual Tuning.............................................................................................................................................8
Bandwidth selection.....................................................................................................................................8
FM reception mono/stereo...........................................................................................................................9
Station Memory ............................................................................................................................................ 9
Storing a station in memory.........................................................................................................................9
Recalling a station from memory .................................................................................................................9
Clearing a memory location.......................................................................................................................10
RDS (Radio Data System).........................................................................................................................10
Radiotext.................................................................................................................................................... 10
Clock-Time.................................................................................................................................................10
Program Type recognition (PTY) ...............................................................................................................10
Assigning station names ............................................................................................................................ 10
Editing data................................................................................................................................................10
Erasing a station name..............................................................................................................................10
Storing information.....................................................................................................................................10
Selecting display mode..............................................................................................................................11
Last Station Memory..................................................................................................................................11
7. IMPORTANT INFORMATION...........................................................................................................12
RDS Radio Data System ...........................................................................................................................12
Program Type (PTY)..................................................................................................................................12
Language selection....................................................................................................................................13
8. SPHINX REMOTE CONTROL..........................................................................................................14
Toetsen......................................................................................................................................................14
Operation...................................................................................................................................................15
Selecting without switching........................................................................................................................15
Batteries.....................................................................................................................................................15
Encountering problems..............................................................................................................................15
9. CARE AND MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................................16
10. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................................................................16
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Congratulations with your purchase of the Sphinx Myth 7!
You are now part of an ever increasing group of quality conscious audiophiles using Sphinx products. We are very proud of the tradition connected to the SPHINX name especially concerning audio quality perfection. This manual will help you to gain a maximum amount of pleasure and quality from your new Sphinx Myth 7.
This FM/AM tuner is extremely simple to use and uses the newest technologies and high tech designs. Some examples: a highly sensitive super low noise FM tuner section, 59 station preset memories, Auto Seek automatic tuning, automatic station programming, wide/narrow bandwidth select button, Radio Data System and a remote control.
To obtain the maximum quality from this tuner it is necessary to use it with top quality audio components. So preferably use it with other Sphinx components.
Your local dealer will be able to answer any questions concerning other Sphinx audio components.
1. UNPACKING
Before leaving the factory every Myth 7 is subjected to stringent and extensive technical and exterior quality inspections. This ensures you will enjoy many years of high quality radio reception from a perfect looking product. After unpacking your Myth 7 we therefore recommend you carefully check it for any transport damage. In case of damage: please contact your Sphinx dealer immediately and retain all packing materials for possible proof of damage and possible claims.
Even if the component is in perfect condition you still should keep the packing materials. If you need to transport your Myth 7 at a later time it will be best protected by the original packing materials.
2. SPHINX WARRANTY CARD
Please take this opportunity to fill out the enclosed warranty card now! Follow the instructions on the card or consult your dealer. Please send the card as soon as possible to the return address (within 14 days after purchase).
Please read this manual carefully before you install or use the Myth 7. It is important to familiarise yourself with the special functions, operation and possibilities of the Sphinx Myth 7.
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3. THE TUNER AT A GLANCE
Front panel
1. Receptor window: for the IR signals from the remote control.
2. TUN ÙÙ ÚÚ: To start the automatic station search (depress for at least 3 seconds: AUTO TUNING) or to increase or decrease the frequency step-by-step (MANUAL TUNING).
3. STAT ÙÙ ÚÚ: To select a higher or lower numbered station memory.
4. PROG ÙÙ ÚÚ: To select Program Type (see also chapter 7. Important Information).
5. N/W: To select “narrow” or “wide” reception bandwidth (FM only).
6. DEL: To clear a single memory or all memories (for this hold button depressed for more than 10 seconds).
7. STBY: To switch the component on and off. The LED next to the button indicates the selected function (red: stand-by).
8. DISPLAY
9. MEM: To store a tuned station in the first available memory.
10. EDIT: To select the input mode for assigning a station name.
11. DISP: To select between Station Frequency, Programmed Name or (for RDS) Program Service Name, Radiotext and Clock-Time.
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Rear panel
1. Antenna: antenne-aansluiting 75. Sluit hier de Antenna: 75 antenna input to connect coax
cable from your external antenna (ANTENNA) (coax DIN 45 325).
2. Cable: 75 antenna input to connect coax cable from your cable system (CABLE) (coax DIN 45 325)
3. AM/Loop antenna: To connect an external AM antenna. Antenna: To connect the earth wire of the external antenna.
4. Output: Unbalanced stereo output, connect to the tuner inputs of the amplifier with a cinch cable.
5. Warning!: This shows important information about the safety regulations for the Myth-7.
6. Manufacturer’s label: This shows important data for the component, such as serial number and mains power voltage.
7. Antenna Switch: To select between external Antenna (FM) and Cable (CAS) input.
8. Control In: To connect the optical cable from the switching source. Control Out: To connect the optical cable leading to the next component.
9. AC Power: Connect the cable to a 230 - 240 VAC power outlet. ON/OFF: Mains power switch for the tuner.
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