Grundig DR 5400 DD Tuning and storing radio stations, Using the automatic station search ASP

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SETTINGS ______________________________________________

Tuning and storing radio stations ...

FM 87.50 MHz

FM03 92.50 MHz

FM 100.60 MHz

FM - - - - 8

You can store up to 30 FM radio stations and 30 AM radio stations. You can see the displays for this in the DVD receiver.

... using the automatic station search (ASP)

1Switch on the DVD receiver from standby by pressing »9« on the remote control or »ON/OFF« on the device.

–The DVD receiver switches on with the last input source selected.

2Press »AM FM« on the remote control or »FUNCTION« on the DVD receiver to select the TUNER input source.

–Display on the DVD receiver: e.g. »FM 87.50 MHz«.

3To start the automatic station search, press »M« on the remote control until »AUTO SAVE« appears in the display.

–The automatic station search begins. The receiver searches for up to 30 stations with the strongest signals in the FM range and another 30 in the AM range.

–After the search has finished, you will hear the station stored at position 1.

Note:

You can stop the search by pressing »M« on the remote control (display: »SAVE STOP«).

... manually

1Press »AM FM« on the remote control or »FUNCTION« on the DVD receiver to select the waveband (FM or AM).

2To start the search, press »m« or »,« until the frequency in the search changes.

–The search stops when a radio station is found.

–Display: e.g. »FM 100.60 MHz«.

Note:

To change the frequency in steps, briefly press »m« or »,« several times.

–Display: the frequency in 50 kHz increments or

Enter the frequency directly with »1 ... 0« and press »OK« to confirm.

–Display: e.g. »FM - - - - 8«, then e.g. »FM - 88.60«.

–The radio station is then played.

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Contents Home Cinema System 17-26 Settings Set-up and safety OverviewCinemo DR 5400 DD 12-16 Connection and preparation33-41 Disc mode 31-32 Disc features42-44 Other modes InformationPacking contents Special features of your home cinema systemDolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Digital and DTS SET-UP and Safety Radio station Front of the DVD receiverDisplays of the DVD receiver MP3 00 00000MHzDigit Back of the DVD receiverDigit OUT FM 75 ΩDeletes a track memory Remote controlPTY + PTY aDSP Setting up the loudspeakers Connection diagram for the loudspeakersSurround Left Right Subwoofer Centre Front right Front leftConnecting a television, flat screen or projector Connecting the loudspeakersConnecting analogue external devices Connecting digital external devicesConnection using a EURO-AV Scart cable Connection using a Y/C S-Video cableConnecting the power cord Connecting the antennasInserting batteries in the remote control Environmental noteBlue Neutral Brown Live Additional information for units sold in the UKSettings Switching onGeneral information Selecting the menu languageSetting the picture format Setting the video functionsSetting the colour norm for the television Selecting the video format for the Euro-AV Scart outputSetting DVD mix Settings Setting TE transition effect modeImproving the quality of paused images and freeze-frames Setting the distance to the listening position Setting the loudspeaker configurationSetting the volume level for the individual channels Checking the volume with a test toneSetting digital audio signal output Setting the audio functionsSetting the dynamic range Setting a digital output for PCM signals Language settingsSampling a digital output signal Setting the preferred subtitle languageSetting the preferred disc menu language Setting the parental lockUsing the automatic station search ASP Tuning and storing radio stationsManually Resetting the DVD receiver Restoring all default settingsSelecting the input source Switching on and offPreparing for disc playback General FunctionsInserting a disc Adjusting the volumeRemoving discs MutingSwitching between two-channel and multi-channel mode Selecting sound settingsGeneral information on disc playback Adjusting the brightness of the DVD receiver displayVCD/S-VCD features DVD featuresDisc Features Disc formatsAudio CD features MP3/WMA CD featuresJPEG/Kodak picture CD features PBC playback controlPlayback functions Pausing and resuming playbackSelecting titles or chapters Step-by-stepPBC playback in Video CD mode Selecting titles or chapters in DVD modeUsing the title or DVD menu Using the DVD main menuMP3/WMA CD playback Dsic ModePlaying back a Jpeg picture CD Rotating picturesVideo CD mode DVD modeMP3/WMA mode Displaying informationJpeg CD mode Audio CD modeAdditional playback functions Fast searchEnlarging the picture zoom Switching the dubbed language or the audio formatPlaying the introductions of all titles or files in CD mode Zero setting GO toSelecting and displaying subtitles Repeating a selected section A-B Repeat Repeat functionsDeleting a track memory Playing back a track memoryTuner mode Calling up RDS information Searching for RDS stationsSearching for station types PTY PTY -« orSetting the sleep timer Sleep timer modeDeactivating the sleep timer General information Technical dataAmplifier Disc unitLLoudspeakers Dimensions and weight Cleaning discsGeneral instructions for laser devices Information Rectifying minor problems
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