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1、S O N Y 3-861-713-11 (1) PLL Synthesized Scanning Receiver ICF-SC1/ICF-SC1PC Operating Instructions 1 01998 by Sony Corporation To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only

2、. Owners record The model and serial numbers are located at the bottom of the receiver. Record them in the space provided below. Refer to them whenever you call your Sony dealer I regarding this product. Model No. Serial No. WARNING I You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly

3、 approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment. Use of this scanning receiver in a motorized vehicle may be unlawful or require a permit in certain areas. Contact your local law enforcement authorities for more information. The Federal Electronic Communications Privacy

4、Act (ECPA), as amended, prescribes intentionally listening to, using, or disclosing the contents of a cellular or cordless telephone transmission as illegal. This scanning receiver excludes the cellular phone band from its frequency range. Any modification of this receiver to the contrary is likewis

5、e illegal by the E CPA. Information (for ICF-SC1PC) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installa

6、tion. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If th

7、is equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the s

8、eparation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV 2 technician for help. Welcome! Welcome to the world of scanning reception. Here are some of the ca

9、pabilities and features you will discover with the new ILL Synthesized Scanning Receiver. ? ILL (Phase Locked Loop) synthesized scanning receiver with a frequency range of 25 - 1300 MHz (excluding cellular phone frequencies). ? PC controllable (ICF-SC1PC only) - Connect to a Personal Computer for to

10、tal control of your scanning receiver using the PC control software. The CD-ROM frequency database (supplied) provides information for station frequencies nationwide. ? Easy access to the PSBs (Public Service Bands) with Service Scanning - Receive any one of the 9 pre- programmed PSBs (AIRVHF, AIRlU

11、HF, Weather, Police, Fire/ Emergency, Marine, FM broadcast, TVVHF sound, and TVUHF sound) with just a touch of a button. ? Variety of scanning options - Band Scanning, Programmable Scanning, Memory Scanning, and Intelligent Memory Scanning. ? 300 channel memory - Store the stations of your choice (1

12、0 pages, 30 channels per page). The EEPROM retains stored information without backup batteries. ? Priority Scanning function - Checks every 5 seconds if there is reception in a priority frequency you have designated. ?Direct manual tuning - Simply input the digits of the frequency from the numeric k

13、eypad if you know the frequency. ? SKIP function - Skips the frequencies you have designated during scan (up to 100). ? Adjustable scanning pause time - Normal, 2 second- delay mode, and the 5 second-pause mode. ? Adjustable frequency steps. ? Supports AM, NFM, WFM detection modes in all frequencies

14、. ? Backlighted Liquid Crystal Display. ? Key protection to avoid operation by inadvertent key strokes. 3 Table of contents Preparation Power sources .5 Using the receiver on batteries .5 Using the receiver on AC power .6 Using the receiver on a car battery .6 Attaching/ detaching the antenna . 7 At

15、taching/ detaching the belt holder.7 Using the earphone .8 Reception Various ways of reception .9 Receiving in the Scanning Mode Band Scanning.10 Frequency range of the bands .10 Adjusting the SQL control .11 Memory Scanning. .13 Programmable Scanning .15 Defining the frequency range .15 Running Pro

16、grammable Scanning .16 Service Scanning .17 Intelligent Memory Scanning .19 Receiving in the Manual Mode Direct Tuning .20 Manual Tuning .21 Preset Tuning .22 Presetting stationsinthe memory .22 Recalling a preset channel . 23 Erasing preset memory .25 Priority Scanning Priority Scanning .26 Specify

17、ing the priority frequency . 26 Running Priority Scanning . 26 Other useful functions SKIP function .28 Designating a SKIP-frequency. 28 Adjusting scanning pause time .30 DELAY .30 Limiting scanning pause to 5 seconds (5-second pause mode).30 Adjusting frequency step and detection mode .31 Adjusting

18、 the frequency step.31 Adjusting the detection mode .31 Key protection .32 Turning on the light .32 Turning off the beep .32 Additional information Troubleshooting .33 Precautions.35 Specifications .36 Supplied accessories .36 Optional accessories .36 Location and function of controls . 37 Front .37

19、 Side/ rear. .38 Display.39 4 Power sources Using the receiver on batteries Inserting the batteries Insert four size AA (R6) batteries with correct polarity as shown in the illustration. Wait at least 3 seconds before turning on the power on the receiver. For longer battery life, we recommend the us

20、e of alkaline batteries. Note *When using the receiver on batteries, unplug the AC power adaptor or the car battery cord from the DC IN 6 V jack on the receiver, if plugged in. When to replace the batteries When the batteries become weak, the sound becomes weak and distorted. c? will flash in the di

21、splay. When the batteries become exhausted, r_7 will light up and the power will go off. Replace all four batteries with new ones when Q starts to flash. Note s *Turn off the power when replacing the batteries. *After removing the old batteries, install the new ones within 20 seconds. Otherwise, the

22、 present status (the current reception mode) of the receiver will be lost and will return to the factory preset. The frequencies stored in the preset memory are unaffected. ? C will disappear from the display when you turn on the power with the new batteries. ? When running the receiver on AC power

23、or when you are not using the receiver for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to avoid battery discharge and damage to the receiver from battery leakage. Battery life 10 hours using four LR6 Sony alkaline batteries (with the squelch open continuously for 4 hours a day). 5 Using the rec

24、eiver on AC power Plug in the supplied AC power adaptor in to the DC IN 6V jack. to a wall outlet Notes *Do not twist or crumple the AC power adaptor cord forcefully. Do not place any heavy object on the cord. *To disconnect the AC power cord, pull it out by the plug, not the cord. *When you are not

25、 using the receiver for an extended period of time, disconnect the AC power adaptor both from the wall outlet and the receiver. Using the receiver on a car battery Plug in the car battery cord (not supplied) to the DC IN 6V jack. For more information, consult the Operating Instructions for the car b

26、attery cord. Notes *Turn off the power when plugging or unplugging the AC power adaptor or the car battery cord from the DC IN 6 V jack. Otherwise, the power may be cut off and c7 may appear in the display. In this case, press POWER to turn the power on again. The display will disappear. *When using

27、 the receiver on batteries, unplug the AC power adaptor or the car battery cord from the DC IN 6 V jack on the receiver. The receiver will not be powered by the batteries as long as the DC IN 6V jack is plugged in. If you plug in the AC power adaptor or the car battery cord to the DC IN 6 V jack, th

28、e power will automatically switch to external power even if the batteries are installed. *Use only the supplied/ recommended AC power adaptor and car battery cord. Polarity of the plug *The display will be lit with the backlight when you are using the AC power adaptor or the car battery cord (see “T

29、urning on the light”, page 32). 6 Attaching/detaching the antenna Fit the supplied helical antenna so that the projection on the connector of the main unit fits the slot on the antenna. Hold the antenna by the connector and turn it clockwise until the connector clicks. I I Helical antennaI I To deta

30、ch the antenna Turn the antenna counterclockwise to release the lock of the connector. Note When detaching the antenna, hold the antenna by the connector. Do not hold the antenna rod itself. Attaching/detaching the belt holder Place the holder so that the projection on the holder fits the slot on th

31、e main unit. Turn the screws clockwise with a coin. To detach the belt holder Turn the screws counterclockwise. 7 Using the earphone To listen through the earphone, plug in the earphone to the 0 jack as shown in the illustration. -NOTICE Be sure to adjust VOL (volume) to a moderate level before turn

32、ing on the power or plugging in the earphone. There will be no sound when there is no reception (squelch closed). Sudden reception (opening of the squelch) may cause unexpected loud sound and may cause hearing damage. 8 Reception Various ways of reception The scanning receiver offers a variety of sc

33、anning and tuning options. Refer to the pages in the parenthesis for details. Scanning Mode Band Scanning (page 10) scans one of the predefined frequency bands Memory Scanning (page 13) scans the frequencies you have preset in the memory Programmable Scanning (page 15) scans a frequency range that y

34、ou have defined Service Scanning (page 17) scans one of the 9 pre-programmed Public Service Bands of your choice Intelligent Memory Scanning (page 19) scans the 10 recent reception frequencies (memorized automatically) Manual Mode Direct Tuning (page 20) tune in by inputting the frequency digits Man

35、ual Tuning (page 21) tune in by adjusting the frequency step by step with the t/ -keys Preset Tuning (page 22) tune in by recalling a frequency you have preset in the memory Priority Scanning (page 26) checks every 5 seconds if there is reception in a priority frequency (works in either modes) 9 Rec

36、eiving in the Scanning Mode Band Scanning The receiver divides its frequency range (25.0 MHz to 1300.0 MHz) into 17 bands. Band Scanning scans one of these bands step by step. Set the SQL control to MIN. Press POWER to turn the receiver on. Turn VOL to adjust the volume. Press BAND repeatedly to cho

37、ose a band. With each press, the lowest frequency of the next band will be displayed. Press repeatedly until the display shows the lowest frequency of the band of your choice. Adjust the SQL control (see page 11). Scanning will start. When the receiver receives a signal, w will light up and the rece

38、iver will go into scanning pause. When the signal breaks off, the receiver will resume scanning automatically. To turn off the power Press POWER. Frequency range of the bands Frequencyrange (MHz) 25.0 29.0 29.0 54.0 StepDetection Mode 5kHzAM 5kHzN FM 54.0 72.050kHzWFM 72.0 76.05kHzNFM 76.0 88.050kHz

39、WFM 88.0 108.0100kHzWFM 108.0 137.012.5kHzAM 137.0 148.0 5kHz NFM 148.0 174.0 5kHz NFM 174.0 216.0 50kHz WFM 216.0 225.05kHzNFM 225.0 400.012.5kHzAM 400.0 470.012.5kHzNFM 470.0 512.012.5kHzNFM 512.0 806.050kHzWFM 806.0 1000.012.5kHzNFM (excluding cellularphone band) 1000.0 1300.012.5kHzNFM (AM: Ampl

40、itude Modulation. NFM: Narrow Band Frequency Modulation. WFM Wide Band Frequency Modulation) 10 Note The frequency steps and the detection modes in the list are the default for each band. You can adjust the frequency step and the detection mode when you are in Manual Mode. You cannot adjust them whe

41、n you are in Scanning Mode. To resume scanning manually during scanning pause Press + or -. To change scanning direction Press + or -. Scanning will restart in ascending direction if you press +, and in descending direction if you press -. Note When you start scanning a new band, scanning will always start in ascending direction. To exit Scanning Mode Press SCAN. a will disappear from the display and the receiver enters the Manual Mode. Press again to re-enter the Scanning M