Peripheral Electronics PGHNI2 owner manual HD Radio Operation Important Configuration Process

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HD Radio Operation

Important Configuration Process

To ensure proper functionality of your HD tuner, you must first set the “TUNE” button to the proper configuration. (Note: You do not have to repeat this process if you have already done so for iPod control!) To do this you must first enter the Mode Select Menu. Press the “RADIO” button a few times until “SAT” is displayed on the screen. Immedi- ately press the “SCAN” button until “TUNEREV” is displayed. After 6 seconds the radio will time out and the “TUNE” button is now configured properly.

Entering Mode Select Menu (2004-2005)

Press the “RADIO” button a few times until “SAT” is displayed on the screen. Immediately press the “SEEK ▲” button to scroll through the available sources. Once “HD-FM” is displayed, press the “TUNE ▼” button to select it.

Tune Up

Press the “TUNE▲” button to manually tune up.

Seek Up

Press the “SEEK ▲” button TWICE to seek up to next available station.

Tune Down

Press the “TUNE ▼” button to manually tune down.

Seek Down

Press the “SEEK ▼” button TWICE to seek down to next available station.

Changing Bands

Press the “AM/FM/SAT” button a few times until “SAT” is displayed on the screen. Immediately press the “SEEK ▲” button to scroll through the available sources. Once the band you would like to select is displayed (“HD-AM” or “HD-FM”), press the “<<SEEK” button to select it.

Store Presets

Tune to a station you want to store. Press the “SCAN” button. Press “SEEK ▲” to select the preset location (1-18) where you wish to store the preset. When the preset location is displayed (for example PRE1) press “TUNE▲” button to store it. The screen will display “PR SAVED” and your preset has been stored into memory.

Recall Presets

Press the “SCAN” button. Press the “SEEK ▲” button to scroll through the stored preset stations. When the desired preset is displayed, press the “TUNE ▼” button to select it.

Exit menus

Press the “SCAN” button to exit the Preset Menu and continue playing the current station. “EXIT” will be displayed when the button is pressed. You can also wait the allotted 10 seconds and the menu will exit automatically.

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