Boston Acoustics AM/FM Radio Tuning In a Radio Station, Station Seek, Setting a Station Preset

Tuning In a Radio Station

1 Use the Mode control to select the AM or FM radio source.

2Turn the Tune control until the station frequency you want shows in the display.

•If the radio source you want it already selected you can skip step 1 and use the Tune control to tune in a new station.

•If the station you select has been assigned to a station preset the number is displayed.



 

Station Seek

3Press the Tune button. The Solo will seek up the radio band for the next receivable station.

Setting a Station Preset

1	Use the Mode control to select the AM or FM radio band
	you want to use.
2	Use the Tune control to tune in the station you want to
	assign to a preset.		
3	Press and hold the Tune control. A tone will sound. The
	preset number will light indicating the station has been
	assigned to the preset.
In this example FM station 107.9 has been assigned to preset 16.			

About Station Presets

The Solo has 20 station presets. The presets can be used to store either AM or FM stations. Because of the way the Solo places stations in the presets you may want to plan how you store them. Here’s how it works. The first station you store goes into Preset 1. The second station goes into Preset 2 and so on, up to 20 stations. If you remove a preset all the stations in presets above the one you removed, drop down a preset position. The table below gives an example.

Preset #	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
originally programmed stations	FM 89.7	FM 90.9	FM 100.3	FM 104.9	AM 680	AM 850	AM 1030
after removing presets 2 and 6	FM 89.7	FM 100.3	FM 104.9	AM 680	AM 1030

It may be helpful to put the presets in some logical order. You could put the FM presets in order of ascending frequency. For example put 89.7 into Preset 1, 90.9 into Preset 2, 93.7 into Preset 3, etc. Or you could assign presets on the basis of how often you listen to them. For example, your favorite station could go into Preset 1, the next favorite into preset 2, etc.

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