Presets
The T32 can store up to a total of 100 presets. A preset is a combination of band and frequency, or a DAB or Sirius channel (where fitted), stored in a numbered location. Fourteen of these may be accessed directly from the dedicated front panel preset buttons, although all 100 presets can be stored and retrieved using the Control knob or remote control.
Storing a preset
First select the radio station you wish to assign to a preset. Press Store on the front panel or remote and the T32 displays the lowest numbered vacant preset, for example:
Preset 07
Preset empty
Press OK to store the station to location 07.
Alternatively, you can use any of the dedicated preset buttons, the front panel Control knob, or Dor Eon the remote control, to select a different preset. Press OK to confirm that you want to store the station at this preset location. The display shows, for example:
Preset 42
Preset stored
If you select a preset that is already used, the previously stored station is replaced.
Selecting a preset
To select a stored preset:
<Press one of the dedicated front panel preset buttons briefly (for presets 1 to 7). Press and hold to access the higher numbers (for presets 8 to 14).
<Use the numeric keypad on the remote control to enter the preset number.
<Press PRESET on the front panel (or P/TUNE on the remote) and use the control knob (or Dand E on the remote control) to select a used preset from
1to 100.
<Press Cor Bto select a used preset from 1 to
Preset 05
FM 98.50MHz
Press Oon the remote control or OK on the front panel within the
iPod operation
If an rDock is connected to the T32, it automatically enables ‘iPod mode’.
To use an rLead, you must set this mode explicitly. Press MENU (or Uon the remote) and navigate to ‘External input’ by pressing 5or 6on the front panel and use the Control knob (or Eon the remote), to select:
External input
iPod mode Enabled
Select the iPod as a source by pressing 5or 6on the front panel (or Mon the remote control) until ‘iPod’ is shown on top line of the display:
iPod
Initialising...
If the rDock or rLead does not have an iPod attached at this point, you are reminded that one needs to be connected (or reconnected):
iPod
Connect iPod
Navigation
With an iPod connected, the screen changes to:
Music | è è |
Make | Selection |
Navigate through the different ways of selecting tracks on your iPod (the actual categories will depend on your iPod model) by pressing Cand Bon the remote, confirming your selection with O.
Playlists
Artists
Albums
Songs
Podcasts
Genres
Composers
Audiobooks
For example, if you start your track selection from ‘Artists’, you can cycle through the list of Artists using
Cor Bon the remote, selecting one with O.
Choose an ‘Album’ from that Artist using Cor Bon the remote (if there is more than one Album), selecting one with O.
In the same way, choose a ‘Song’ (i.e. track) from that Album using Cor Bon the remote (if there is more than one Song), selecting one with O.
Artist 1
Artist 2
Artist 3
Album 1
Album 2
Album 3
Song 1
Song 2
To change a Song being played, press Oand use the same method to navigate back to a new Song, Album or Artist.
Shuffle and Repeat modes
You can apply ‘Shuffle’ mode (for random playback of tracks) by pressing son the remote.
Set ‘Repeat mode’ by pressing Ron the remote.
Aux input
The analogue auxiliary input on T32 is intended primarily for use with Arcam’s rDock and rLead accessories.
If you are not using the auxiliary input for iPod connectivity, you may use the Aux in socket as a standard analogue line level input.
To do this, press Uand navigate to ‘External input’ and use the Control knob (Cor Bon the remote), to select:
External input
Input labelled AUX
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