Classe Audio TUNER-1 Manuale utente

CLASSÉ AUDIO

TUNER-1

FM STEREO TUNER

TUNER-1

OWNER'S MANUAL

CLASSÉ DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

1. REPEATED LISTENING DESIGN SESSIONS:

Fine tuning of sound by exchanging and mixing of parts (transistors, capacitors, wiring, PCB boards

etc.), and adjusting many specific operating voltages within proper engineering ranges, producing an

overall sonic recipe giving the most natural harmonic realism of music typical of instruments in a

live performance.

2. UPGRADABLE SINGLE CIRCUIT DESIGNS:

All Classé products share exactly the same circuit design philosophy. This means all amplifiers and

all high level circuits benefit from the same design goals. Similar circuits are then tailored to

different power levels etc. Differences between less expensive models and more expensive models

are parts quality and compliment, power supply extravagance and the amount of filtering etc., as

well as features and packaging.

Classé has over the years been constantly sonically fine tuning and technically upgrading circuit

designs and their application, thus reaching a very high level of natural musical enjoyment, as well

as excellent reliability which benefits all models.

3. EXTREME LONG LIFE IN REAL WORLD CONDITIONS:

Choosing the best attainable quality parts and materials combined with the advantages of the two

above-mentioned areas provides Classé owners with years of proven trouble free reliability and

musical enjoyment.

TUNER-1

OWNER'S MANUAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

UNPACKING&SET-UP.......................................…................4

A.C.LINEPOWER..............................................….…..............5

FRONTPANELAND CONTROLS ...............................…....... 6

REMOTECONTROLWAND.....................................…...........9

REARPANELCONNECTIONSANDFUNCTIONS..............13

TECHNICALDESCRIPTION....................................…......….14

SPECIFICATIONS..................................................…................15

UNPACKING & SET-UP

TheClasséTUNER ONE has been carefully wrapped in heavy gauge plastic, packed in semi-

rigid foam and packed in a special box. To remove the unit, open and spread the top flaps of the box.

By its sides, lift out the entire unit with the foam pieces attached. Remove each foam side by pulling

straight out. Remove the plastic wrap and inspect the unit for any concealed damage.

Apart from this owner's manual, please ensure the following is also included:

1) Detachable A.C. power cord.

2) Remote control handset (along with allen key and two (2) type "AAA" batteries).

Report any damage or missing parts to your dealer immediately.

TheTUNERmustbelocatedinapositionfree of any hum-inducing magnetic fields.

Permanent placement adjacent to power amplifiers, A.C. line filters, or regulation devices should be

avoided. Ideally, a few feet should separate the TUNER from the power amplifier. As well, keep low-

level interconnect cables away from the power amp and separate from A.C. line cords. Experimentation

with placement will show you how close to your other equipment you can place the Classé Tuner in

your own system

HeatgeneratedbytheTunerisnegligible.Airspacearoundtheunitneednotbeaconcern,but

like all other electronics, it should not be enclosed in a cabinet which will become overheated by other

components.

ChecktheSerialNumberstickeronthebackof the unit for the correct operating voltage.

Regardless of voltage, the fuse rating should be .8 AMP SLO-BLO.

A.C. LINE POWER

The TUNER-1 has NO ON/OFF switch. The TUNER-1’s low power consumption and improved sonics

from always being ON allow the unit to be “ON” all the time. It is permissible to plug the TUNER-1

into a power-strip if you wish to power it on and off. While thoroughly musical shortly after initial turn-

on, the TUNER-1 will exhibit "sonic growth" for the first 300 hours of use.

For optimum sonic performance, use of the optional CLASSÉ REFERENCE A.C. LINECORD is

recommended. Consult your dealer regarding this accessory.

CAUTION:"FLOATING THE GROUND” OR DEFEATING THE GROUND ON THE 3-

PRONG LINECORD MAY CREATE A SHOCK HAZARD. CONNECT ALL INTERCONNECT

CABLES BETWEEN THE ELECTRONICS BEFORE CONNECTING THE A.C. LINECORDS TO

THE WALL OUTLETS. THIS WILL REDUCE THE POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD. SEE ALSO

THE WARRANTY SECTION OF THIS OWNER'S MANUAL.

FRONT PANEL AND CONTROLS:

The Front Panel Controls are similar in operation to the controls on the Remote Wand. Each

is discussed below in its own section for the sake of clarity.

1 Selecting a Station

Put the TUNER-1 into tune mode by pressing TUNE on the front panel, to the left of the display

The display will show the current frequency. Now turning the knob on the right of the faceplate

either will tune continuously if held in place or in 50 kHz steps if turned and released. Turning the

knob to the right will tune up through the frequencies and turning it to the left will tune down

through the frequencies. When the highest or lowest FM frequency is reached the display will jump

to the lowest or highest and start over.

2 Storing a Preset

Up to 80 stations may be stored for instant recall. With the TUNER-1 in tune mode press STORE.

The TUNER-1 will show the next lowest available preset location in which the station at that

frequency can be stored. Turning the knob left or right allows you to select another desired lower or

higher number preset position. Once the location has been selected the preset is stored by pressing

STORE again. If there is already a preset stored in a location then the display will show St. to

indicate that you will overwrite a previous preset if the STORE command is executed.

3 Recalling a preset

Put the TUNER-1 into preset mode by pressing the PRESET button below the display. Step through

the stored presets using the knob, turning it left or right to step down or up through the preset

locations. The tuner can store up to 80 presets. When a preset station has been selected its location

number will remain in the display.

NOTE: TO CLEAR ALL PRESETS, unplug the AC cord from the unit, then re-insert the AC cord

while holding the “PRESET” button. Keep holding until the display shows ‘CLR’.

4 Scanning and Searching

The TUNER-1 has two automatic ways of finding stations.

Scanning will scan up or down through the frequency band for stations and will stop and play 5

seconds of the detected station. It will then scan for the next station and play 5 seconds of the next

station found. Searching will scan up or down through the frequency band and stop permanently on

the next station found.

FRONT PANEL AND CONTROLS:

5 Scanning

While in tune mode, press the SCAN button below the display once, then press again and hold the

SCAN button and the display will show small bars for 2 seconds then change to either “Srch” or

“ScAn” depending on whether it was previously in scan or search mode. Repeat this until “ScAn”

appears briefly. Turn the knob left or right momentarily, depending on which way you wish to scan.

If turned to the left the display will show ‘- ‘ and when turned to the right the display will show ‘

-’.

When the TUNER-1 has found a station the frequency is displayed and “ScAn” will flash. After 5

seconds the tuner will search for the next station. This will continue until either TUNE or PRESET

is pressed.

6 Searching

While in tune mode press the SCAN button once. Press SCAN again and hold and the display will

show small bars for 2 seconds then change to “Srch”, assuming the tuner was previously in scan

mode. The display will briefly show Srch and revert back to the tuned frequency. Turn the knob

left or right momentarily, depending on which way you wish to search. If turned to the left the

display will show ‘- ‘ and when turned to the right the display will show ‘ -’.

When the tuner has found a station the frequency is displayed and the search is stopped until the

knob is turned left or right again.

7 Signal Strength

An indication of the signal strength is available, with a range from 0 to 31. This is useful for aligning

an antenna or choosing the strongest version of a station.

While in any mode the signal strength meter can be accessed by pressing the SIGNAL button. The

display will show, for example, ‘S 25’ indicating that the station you are tuned to has a signal

strength of 25 on scale of 0 to 31. This facility is also used with the threshold facility.

FRONT PANEL AND CONTROLS:

8 Threshold

This allows you to ignore weak, noisy stations by adjusting the station capture threshold. This is

particularly useful when using Autostore.

While in any mode press and release the SIGNAL button on the faceplate or remote, then press and

hold. The display will illuminate with small bars for around 2 seconds then the display will change

to ‘th 1’ or whatever level the threshold may have been previously set at. This indicates that any

stations found above signal strength 01 will be played. When ‘th xx’ is shown on the display, the

threshold can be adjusted upward by turning the tuning knob to the right or downward by turning it

to the left. The maximum threshold is 31. Pressing either TUNE or PRESET will take you back to

the main tuner functions.

9 AutoStore Function

This tuner has the facility to scan through the band and store the stations that it finds automatically.

While in tune mode, press the STORE button. The TUNER-1 will show the next lowest available

preset location in which the frequency can be stored. This will determine where the tuner will start

storing the presets when the autostore function is executed.

Press and hold STORE. The display will illuminate with small bars for around 2 seconds then the

display will change to ‘ -’ (flashing). This indicates that the tuner is searching for stations. After a

few seconds the display will revert back to preset mode with all the new stations available above the

selected threshold store in the programmed.

10 Stereo and Mono

Stereo and Mono control is only available with the remote wand.

11 Display Functions

This function will allow you to dim or turn off the display. There are 3 brightness settings for the

display. Pressing and holding the DISPLAY button will allow you to choose from one of these 3

settings, the display will show sequentially ‘bri.1, bri.2, bri.3’, from the dimmest to the brightest

setting. Release the display button when you have reached the desired setting.

Pushing and releasing right away the DISPLAY button will turn off the display. To bring back the

display, press any function. NOTE: The DISPLAY function is accessible only through the front

panel.

WAND AND CONTROLS

TUNER-1 Wand

Remote Control Wand operation.

1 Direct Digit Entry

Put the tuner into tune mode by pressing TUNE on

the handset. The display will show the current

frequency.

Using the number area on the handset enter the

desired frequency.

For example: To tune to 102.5MHz press 1 0 2 5 0.

When the final 0is pressed the tuner will tune to

that frequency.

If there is an invalid digit entry the tuner will

default to the nearest possible value for that

digit.

The selected frequency can be modified in 50

kHz steps by pressing the and  buttons.

Holding or will tune continuously.

2 Storing a Preset

With the TUNER-1 in tune mode press STORE.

The TUNER-1 will show the next lowest

available preset location in which the frequency

can be stored.

Press or  to select the desired preset

number.

Once the location has been selected the preset is

stored by pressing STORE again.

If there is already a preset stored in a location

then the display will show St. to indicate that

you will overwrite a previous preset if the store

command is executed.

3 Recalling a preset

Put the TUNER-1 into preset mode by pressing

PRESET. Step through the stored presets using

the and  keys, or enter the preset number

directly using the numbers on the handset. To

enter a two digit preset, hold the first digit until

it jumps to the left on the display, then enter the

second digit. The selected preset station will be

heard immediately after the second digit is

input.

Selected preset number will remain in display.

WAND AND CONTROLS

TUNER-1 Wand

4 Scanning and Searching

This tuner has two automatic ways of finding

stations.

Scanning will scan the frequency band for stations

and will stop and play 5 seconds of the detected

station. It will then scan for the next station and

play 5 seconds of the next station found.

Searching will scan the frequency band and stop

permanently on the next station found.

5 Scanning

While in tune mode, press SCAN once. Press and

hold SCAN and the display will show small bars

for 2 seconds then change to either “Srch” or

“ScAn” depending on the previous mode. Repeat

this until “ScAn” appears briefly. Press /\ or \/

depending on which way you wish to scan. If \/ is

pressed then the display will show ‘- ‘ and if /\ is

pressed then the display will show ‘ -’.

When the TUNER-1 has found a station the

frequency is displayed and ” ScAn” will flash.

After 5 seconds the tuner will search for the next

station. This will continue until either TUNE or

PRESET is pressed.

6 Searching

While in tune mode press SCAN once. Press and

hold SCAN and the display will show small

bars for around 2 seconds then change to

“Srch” assuming the tuner was previously in

scan mode.

The display will briefly show “Srch” and revert

back to the tuned frequency.

Press /\ or \/ depending on which way you wish

to search. If \/ is pressed then the display will

show ‘- ‘ and if /\ is pressed then the display

will show ‘ -’. When the tuner has found a

station the frequency is displayed and the search

is stopped until either /\ or \/ is pressed.

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