| (5) REMOTE (N.O.
N.C.) |
| These RCA type jacks may be used
for control of peripheral equipment such as tape recorders, etc. When the TIMER
switch is activated, and the ON time is reached, the internal switching relay
is activated. When the OFF time is reached, the relay returns to its normal
condition. The normally open and normally closed jacks on the rear panel may
then be used, according to the control requirements of your station equipment.
See the "Operation" section for details. |
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| (6) AC VOLTAGE
SELECTOR |
| This is for selection of the
proper input AC voltage. Set this selector for your local line voltage. If you
have any question about your local line voltage, consult your local Yeasu
dealer before attempting operation of this equipment. |
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| (7) ACC |
| This is a 5 pin DIN accessory
jack which affords access to AGC voltage, an 11 volt DC line, and the mute
line. |
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| (8) EXT SP |
| An external speaker may be
connected via this jack. The audio output impedance is 4-16 ohms. Insertion of
a plug into this jack automatically cuts off the internal speaker. |
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| (9) SW/BC, BC, E, MUTE
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| SW/BC is for connection to a long
wire antenna for both shortwave and broadcast listening |
| BC is for connection to a long
wire broadcast band listening. |
| E is a ground connection. |
| MUTE provides a means of muting
the FRG 7700 (an external standby switch). Shorting the MUTE terminal to ground
will mute the receiver. |
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