Channel Presetting, AMS Operation, Manual Tuning

CHANNEL PRESETTING

There are two ways to preset channels: Automatic tuning with AMS and manual tuning.

AMS Operation

Automatic tuning with AMS is executed during the initial settings, so normally it is not necessary. AMS is neces- sary at such times as when you take the unit to another region. See Initial Settings 3 AMS (Auto Memory Sys- tem) on Page7.

Manual Tuning

Manual tuning is used when there is a channel that was not preset by AMS or when you want to swap the channel at any position.

Automatic Channel Changing

If a channel you have placed at some position already exists at another position, those channels and their skip settings are automatically swapped.

Example:

If you changed from Channel 022 to Channel 045 at Position 02, since Channel 045 is already at Position 01 Channel 022 is swapped to Position 01.

CHANNEL PRESET

POS CH SKIP

01 045 NO

02 022 YES

1.Press the MENU button to call out the menu screen

Using the buttons

2.Select CHANNEL PRESET and press the SHIFT> button. The channel preset screen appears.

3.Only five positions are displayed on the screen. Select the number of the position to be changed and press the SHIFT> button.

The picture for the selected channel is displayed while the OSD button is being pressed.

4.Select the channel and press the SHIFT> button.

5.Select whether or not this channel is to be skipped when you move through the channels with the

buttons (yes: skipped; no: not skipped), then press the SHIFT> button.

6.To add or change other positions, repeat Steps 3.-5.

			CHANNEL PRESET
			CHANNEL PRESET
	POS			CH	SKIP
	01			002	NO	<-- YES: Skipped
	02			* 022 *	NO		NO: Not Skipped
	03			045	NO
04				101	YES
05				121	YES
							Display while a channel
SELECT =[ VV ]							is being tuned.
SELECT =[ VV ]
ENTER		=[>]
END		=[MENU]

CHANNEL PRESET

POS CH SKIP

01 045 YES

02 022 NO

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