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To auto search stations, press the AUTO TUNE button. The tuner will search upwards through the FM band and pick out the next station for you.
105.80MHz FM
SEARCH
This button functions in a similar manner to AUTO TUNE, however if pressed and held for more than a second, the tuner will scan back down the band to the previous station (the
BAND
This button alternates the tuner between receiving FM and DAB stations
TUNE UP/DOWN
To manually tune to a station, press the TUNE ↑ or ↓ buttons to cycle through the FM band. Turning slowly gives
When the required station frequency is displayed, the station should be heard, and after a few seconds radio text information is displayed, if available.
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See the section on the PRESET buttons to store favourite stations for easy recall
PRESET UP and DOWN (remote control) PRESET UP/DOWN buttons are used to select one of ten FM preset memory locations. Press select when the desired preset is displayed.
STORE (remote control)
It is possible to store favourite stations in preset memory locations using the STORE button as follows: Tune to the station required:
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Press PRESET UP/DOWN buttons until the desired preset is displayed.
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Preset 1 empty
Press and hold STORE to accept this preset. The display will indicate the preset has saved
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Preset 1 saved
and then revert to selected station.
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Note: this will overwrite any station stored previously on this preset.
Briefly pressing the button will display current preset without storing. There are 10 presets available for programmes on the FM band (in addition to the 10 provided for DAB). Presets are remembered even if the unit is switched off.
MONO/STEREO (remote control)
This button enforces mono reception when inadequate aerial signal strength results in noisy stereo reception. MONO ‘forces’ mono at all times until the button is pressed again for AUTO. In AUTO mode, the tuner automatically switches according to signal strength.
INFO (remote control)
Displays the current broadcast information in the following order:
PI: Programme identification*
PTY: Programme type*
RT: Radio text*
CT: Clock date and time (as transmitted by network)*
MS: Music/Speech (info only)*
DI: Decoder information* Signal Strength with bar graph
Audio mode
AF: Alternate frequency* - Returns to top of this list
*Relies on FM RDS. Not displayed if no or insufficient RDS signal.
MENU (FM options, remote control)
Press MENU to access menu options whilst in FM mode.
Use the TUNE up/down knob to cycle through the options, and the SELECT button to choose displayed option.
Menu options available for FM are:
System reset: RESETS all presets and tuning to 87.50MHz (beginning of FM Band)
Customer Version: Current software version
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