Traveler II Digital G8 OWNER’S MANUAL | Traveler II Digital G8 OWNER’S MANUAL |
MEMORIZING FREQUENCIES MANUALLY
The radio can memorize 100 FM, 100 AM, 100 LW and 200 SW (shortwave) frequencies. To memorize a frequency, with the radio turned on tune to the frequency of your choice; then follow the instructions below:
1.Press the MEMORY button once and notice the PRESET number flashing in the upper, right corner of the display.
2.While it flashing, press MEMORY again to store it into the PRESET that’s flashing or wait for 2 second to store it automatically. If you want to store it into another PRESET just rotate the tuning knob of your choice, and press the MEMORY button to confirm.
If you’ve stored frequencies with the ATS button and want to keep them in memory, be sure to store manually into an empty memory.
LISTENING TO WHAT YOU’VE STORED INTO MEMORY
Go to the band that you want to listen to.
1.Press the VF/VM (view frequency/view memory) button and notice that a PRESET number appears in the upper right of the display.
2.Then rotate the TUNING knob to go to the PRESET of your choice.
3.To exit the memory system, press VF/VM again.
ANTENNAS
For AM (MW) and LW the radio uses an internal, directional, ferrite bar antenna. Rotate the radio for best reception.
For FM/SW, fully extend the telescopic antenna.
MEMORIZING FREQUENCIES WITH THE ATS BUTTON
The ATS button lets you memorize all frequencies of the AM, LW and FM band with good enough signal strength to be memorized. There are 100 memories, which are used for manual and ATS storage.
1.Tune to the band of your choice.
2.Then press the ATS button for about 3 seconds, or until you see that it has started scanning and storing frequencies into memory, shown in the upper right of the display.
The radio will store as many active frequencies as there are memories for the band that you’re tuned to.
Frequencies that you have stored manually will be overwritten.
Notice: The ATS memory system does not work with SW frequencies.
AC ADAPTOR (not included)
This product can be used with an AC adaptor that supplies an output of 6 volts DC, negative polarity, 100 milliamperes or greater current. To purchase this, visit www.etoncorp.com.
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