Tune in radio stations, Search tuning, Manual tuning, 92.3

You can let the radio ﬁnd the available radio stations for you, and then store them on a program number of your own choice.

You can also tune the radio manually and ﬁnd speciﬁc stations yourself.

Tune in radio stations

Search tuning

During search tuning all available stations producing an acceptable signal are found. However, this may include empty channels which should not be stored.

Manual tuning

When search tuning does not produce a speciﬁc radio station, you can perform manual tuning to store the speciﬁc station.

To tune in stations, the frequency must be shown in the display.

Any stored radio station can be deleted again.

RADIO Press RADIO to switch on the radio

Press or to see the frequency in the display

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Press or again to start the search tuning function

92.8During tuning, the frequency is shown in the display

RADIO Press RADIO to switch on the radio

Press or to see the frequency in the display

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Press again to start the search tuning function

92.8During tuning, the frequency is shown in the display

STORE Press STORE when the requested station is found

Pr 12 The ﬁrst available program number will blink in the display

Press or to change the program number, if you like

STORE Press STORE to store the station on the displayed program number

Press or twice to resume search tuning and repeat the procedure when the station you want is found

Note: If you do not wish to store a found station, you resume search tuning by pressing or .

NOTE! When performing search tuning in areas with many empty channels in the frequency band, it might be an advantage not to extend the built- in aerial, BeoSound 1 will then skip most empty or weak channels.

STOP Press STOP during search tuning to perform manual tuning

Keep or pressed down to tune up or down the frequency band