Pioneer KEH-3930R, KEH-3900R PI Seek Function, Regional Function, Auto PI Seek for preset station

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Using RDS Functions

PI Seek Function

The tuner searches for another frequency broadcasting the same programming. “PI SEEK” appears on the display and the radio volume is muted during a PI Seek. The muting is discontinued after completion of the PI Seek, whether or not the PI seek has succeeded. If the PI Seek is unsuccessful, the tuner returns to the previous frequency.

PI Seek

If the tuner fails to locate a suitable alternative frequency or if the broadcasting signal is too weak for proper reception, the PI Seek will automatically start.

Auto PI Seek (for preset station)

When preset stations cannot be recalled, as when traveling long distances, this product can be set to perform PI Seek also during preset recall.

The default setting for Auto PI Seek is OFF.

Note:

• Refer to “Initial Setting” for details on how to switch Auto PI Seek ON/OFF.

Regional Function

When AF is used to retune the tuner automatically, REG (regional) limits the selection to stations broadcasting regional programs.

Note:

•Regional programming and regional networks are organized differently depending on the country (i.e., they may change according to the hour, state or broadcast area).

•The preset number may disappear on the display if the tuner tunes in a regional station which differs from the originally set station.

•REG can be switched ON or OFF independently for each FM band.

Activating/Deactivating the REG Function

The REG function is set to ON by default.

• Turn REG to OFF.

Hold for 2 seconds

To turn REG back ON, repeat the preceding operation.

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Contents High power cassette player with RDS tuner KEH-3930R KEH-3900RContents Audio Adjustment Front Panel SpecificationsInitial Setting Cassette Player and CareKey Finder Head UnitBefore Using This Product PrecautionAbout This Product About This ManualRaise or lower the volume Turn the source OFF Basic OperationTo Listen to Music Select the desired source e.g. TunerManual and Seek Tuning Frequency Indicator Band IndicatorPreset Tuning Basic Operation of TunerCassette Loading Slot Direction Indicator Basic Operation of Cassette PlayerFast Forward/Rewind and Music Search EjectLocal Seek Tuning Switch the Local ON/OFF with the LOCAL/BSM buttonPress the LOCAL/BSM but Ton for 2 seconds to switch Tuner OperationUsing RDS Functions What is RDS?Program Service Name Display PTY InformationAF Function Activating/Deactivating the AF FunctionTurn AF to OFF Auto PI Seek for preset station PI Seek FunctionRegional Function PI SeekTA Function Activating/Deactivating the TA FunctionTune in a TP or EON TP station Activate the TA functionCanceling Traffic Announcements Adjusting the TA VolumeTP Alarm Function PTY Function SocialPTY Search Setting Function Enter the PTY Search setting modePTY Alarm Canceling Emergency AnnouncementsPTY Search Function Initiate a PTY searchUsing the Cassette Player Repeat PlayBlank Skip Radio InterceptAudio Adjustment Select the desired mode in the Audio MenuOperate a mode Cancel the Audio Menu Entering the Audio MenuBalance Adjustment FAD Bass Adjustment BASAdjust left/right speaker bal- ance with the 2/3 buttons Audio Menu FunctionsTreble Adjustment TRE Loudness Adjustment LoudDetaching and Replacing the Front Panel Theft ProtectionDetaching the Front Panel Replacing the Front PanelInitial Setting Entering the Initial Setting MenuSwitch the source OFF Enter the Initial Setting Menu Select a desired modeInitial Setting Menu Functions Changing the FM Tuning Step StepSwitching the Auto PI Seek A-PI Other Functions Cellular Telephone MutingCleaning the Head Cassette Player and CareAbout the Cassette Player About Cassette TapesSpecifications Contenido Guía de botonesAjuste de audio Extracción y colocación del panel DelanteroAjustes iniciales EspecificacionesGuía de botones Unidad principalEn caso de problema Antes de usar este productoSobre este producto Sobre este manualSuba o baje el volumen Desactive las fuentes Operación básicaPara escuchar música Seleccione la fuente deseada tal como el sintonizadorOperación básica del sintonizador Operación básica de la platina de cassettes Avance rápido/rebobinado y búsqueda de cancionesPuerta de cassette ExpulsiónOperación del sintonizador Sintonización de búsqueda localMemoria de las mejores emisoras BSM Active o desactive el local con el botón LOCAL/BSMUso de las funciones RDS ¿Qué es RDS?Visualización del nombre de servicio de programa Información PTYFunción AF Activación/desactivación de la función AFDesactive la función AF Función de búsqueda PI Función regionalBúsqueda PI Búsqueda PI automática para la emisora preajustadaFunción TA Activación/desactivación de la función TASintonice una emisora TP o EON TP Active la función TACancelación de anuncios de tráfico Ajuste del volumen de la función TAFunción de alarma TP Función PTY Función de ajuste de la búsqueda PTY Seleccione el modo de ajuste de búsqueda PTYAlarma PTY Cancelación de anuncios de emergenciaFunción de búsqueda PTY Comience una búsqueda PTYUso de la platina de cassettes Reproducción de repeticiónSalto de espacio en blanco Intercepción de radioOpere un modo Cancele el menú de audio Ajuste de audioSelección del menú de audio Seleccione el modo deseado en el menú de audioFunciones del menú de audio Ajuste del equilibrio FADAjuste de los graves BAS Ajuste de los agudos TRE Ajuste de sonoridad LoudExtracción y colocación del panel delantero Protección contra roboExtracción del panel delantero Colocación del panel delanteroOpere un modo Cancele el menú de ajustes iniciales Ajustes inicialesSelección del menú de ajustes iniciales Desactive la fuente Seleccione el menú de ajustes inicialesFunciones del menú de ajustes iniciales Cambio del paso de sintonía de FM StepCambio de la búsqueda PI automática A-PI Otras funciones Enmudecimiento de teléfono celularPlatina de cassettes y cuidados Limpieza de la cabezaAcerca de la platina de cassettes Acerca de los cassettesEspecificaciones AmplificadorSintonizador MW Sintonizador LWInhalt TastenübersichtGrundlegender Betrieb Tuner-BetriebAudio-Einstellung Abnehmen und WiederanbringenTastenübersicht HauptgerätVor Gebrauch dieses Produkts Über dieses ProduktÜber dieses Handbuch Zur besonderen BeachtungGrundlegender Betrieb MusikhörenWählen Sie die gewünschte Programmquelle wie z.B. Tuner Grundlegender Tuner-Betrieb Manuelle Abstimmung und Suchlauf-AbstimmungSender können den Tasten 1 bis 6 zugeordnet Und danach mühelos per Tastendruck abgerufenGrundlegender Betrieb des Cassettenspielers Schnellvorlauf/Rücklauf und MusiksucheTuner-Betrieb Lokal-Suchlauf-AbstimmungBestsenderspeicher BSM Programmservice-Namensanzeige Gebrauch der RDS-FunktionenWas bedeutet RDS? PTY-InformationenAF-Funktion Aktivieren/Deaktivieren der AF-FunktionSchalten Sie AF aus OFF PI-Suchlauffunktionen Regional-FunktionPI-Suchlauf Auto-PI-Suchlauf für VorwahlsenderTA-Funktion Aktivieren/Deaktivieren der TA-FunktionStimmen Sie eine TP- oder EON TP-Station ab Aktivieren Sie die TA-FunktionTP-Alarm-Funktion Aufheben von VerkehrsdurchsagenEinstellen der TA-Lautstärke PTY-Funktion PTY-Such-Einstellfunktion Schalten Sie auf die PTY-Such-EinstellbetriebsartPTY-Alarm PTY-SuchfunktionAufheben von Notdurchsagen Starten Sie einen PTY-SuchlaufGebrauch des Cassettenspielers Wiederhol-WiedergabeLeerstellen-Übersprung Radio-ZwischenempfangAudio-Einstellung Aufrufen des Audio-MenüsWählen Sie die gewünschte Betriebsart im Audio-Menü Audio-Menü-Funktionen Balance-Einstellung FADTiefen-Einstellung BAS Höhen-Einstellung TRE Loudness-Einstellung LoudAbnehmen und Wiederanbringen der Frontplatte DiebstahlschutzAbnehmen der Frontplatte Wiederanbringen der FrontplatteAusgangseinstellungen Aufrufen des AusgangseinstellmenüsWählen Sie die gewünschte Betriebsart Funktionen des Ausgangseinstellmenüs Ändern des UKW-Abstimmrasters StepUmschalten des Auto-PI-Suchlaufs A-PI Andere Funktionen Zellular-Telefon-StummschaltungCassettenspieler und Gehäuse KopfreinigungHinweis zum Cassettenspieler Hinweis zu CassettenbändernTechnische Daten UKW-TunerVerstärker MW-TunerPioneer Corporation

KEH-3900R, KEH-3930R specifications

The Pioneer KEH-3900R and KEH-3930R are classic car audio receivers that reflect Pioneer’s commitment to sound quality and user-friendly design. Known for their sophisticated technology and feature-rich layouts, these models have gained popularity among car enthusiasts and everyday users alike.

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