DX-350  (200-0209)               Operation             Faxback Doc. # 3583

TUNING THE RECEIVER

1.  To turn on the receiver, press POWER.

2.  Set the SW/LW/AM/FM band selector to the band you want to listen to.
    For shortwave, set the SW BAND 1-9 selector to one of the bands from 1
    through 9.

3.  Tune the desired station using the TUNING control.  The red TUNING
    indicator lights when a station is tuned.

4.  Adjust the VOLume control for a comfortable listening level.

ADJUSTING THE ANTENNAS

For best reception, adjust the antenna according to the chart below.

BAND        FREQUENCY        RANGE        ANTENNA

 AM         535 - 1705        kHz         Internal-Rotate the receiver for
                                          best reception.

 LW         150 - 281         kHz         Internal-Rotate the receiver for
                                          best reception.

 FM         88 - 108          MHz         Telescopic-Extend fully and
                                          swivel for best reception.

 SW1-9      5,85 - 25.15      MHz         Telescopic-Extend fully.  Do not
                                          swivel.

USING HEADPHONES

Sometimes headphones can capture the subtle difference between signals and
the surrounding noise that often occurs at night.  Be sure that the
headphones have 1/8 inch plug.  Insert the plug into the PHONES jack on
the left of the receiver.  When you plug in the headphones, the speaker is
silenced.  You will find a wide selection of headphones to choose from at
your local Radio Shack store.

CAUTION:  Always set the volume to minimum before plugging in the
          headphones to prevent damage to the headphones and to protect
          your ears from excessive volume levels.  Slowly adjust the
          volume to a comfortable listening level.

Hearing Comfort and Your Health

Do not listen at extremely high volume levels, especially when using
headphones.  Extended, high-volume listening can lead to permanent hearing
loss.

Traffic Safety

Do not wear headphones while operating a motor vehicle or riding a
bicycle.  This can create a traffic hazard.

Even though some headphones are designed to let you hear some outside
sounds when listening at normal volume levels, they still present a
traffic hazard.

(ALL-12/12/94)