Metz NB 1010, NB 1018, 082 NB, 1014 083, 081 Radio station table, Radio stations

11. SAT-ADR Radio Operation	Programming ADR
	radio stations

Press this key on the remote

control

The screen displays Explanation

4.Call sub-menu „SAT sound settings“ and set the sound mode

5.Set the sound subcarrier frequency for radio

6.Store the settings and close the menu

OK

TV

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Radio station table

	Program	Std.	Pict.	Sound
40	B R E M 2	Auto.	-	ADR
41	S R 1	Auto.	-	ADR
42	N D R 2	Auto.	-	ADR
43		Auto.	-
	ASTRA DIGITAL RADIO ADR
44			-	ADR
45	Sound mode		Stereo	ADR

46SoundCanalsubcarrierspécial 7,92 MHzADR

47	Réglage fin	ADR
48	hr3	ADR
	SAT-Freq.
49	Pop music	ADR
	Commande antenne

Logo, Channel, Signal

6 9 6 + S 1 1 C - G B

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Radio station table

	Program	Std.	Pict.	Sound
40	B R E M 2	Auto.	_		ADR
41	S R 1		_
		Auto.	_		ADR
42	N D R 2	Auto.	_		ADR
43		Auto.	-		ADR
44	ASTRA DIGITAL RADIO				ADR
	Can. standard		-
45			06	ARD
	Sound mode		Stereo		ADR
46	Sound subcarrier		7,92 MHzADR
47	Réglage fin				ADR
48	hr3				ADR
	SAT-Freq.
49	Pop music				ADR
	Commande antenne
	Logo, Channel, Signal
6 9 6 + S 1 1 D - G B

Astra-Digital-Radio

Pr 27 Stereo 13:30:58

Sender: SWF 3

Programmart: Popmusik

Titel des Liedes

Interpret oder andere RDS-Infos

ADR-Window

In this menu, you can set all parameters which are needed for a SAT-ADR station.

These settings apply only to the currently selected programme position.

You can select either STEREO, MONO A or MONO B mode.

MONO A/B: you can select one of two MONO stations transmitted on the selected subcarrier.

As shown in the station table, „hr 3“ uses the sound subcarrier frequency 7.92 MHz.

The most commonly used sound subcarrier frequen- cies can be selected by pressing the numerical keys, to which the following frequencies are assigned:

1 6,12 MHz	2 6,30 MHz	3 6,48 MHz
4 6,66 MHz	5 6,84 MHz	6 7,74 MHz
7 7,92 MHz	8 8,10 MHz	9 8,28 MHz
	0 8,46 MHz

You can also adjust the frequency in steps of 10 kHz in the range 5.00 MHz to 9.99 MHz with the aid of the

- + keys.

Once the settings have been stored and the menu cleared, the picture tube is switched off.

It can be switched on again to display the station logo by pressing the TV key.

The info-box which is then displayed shows the pro- gramme position, the sound mode, the time, the stati- on name and the type of programme.

This info-box can be displayed and cleared with the TV key, which also switches the picture tube on and off.

The white box displays the radio text.

This is transmitted by some stations and provides additional information such as the title being played and name of the artist.

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