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Meridian America 504 manual Defining preset stations, Local, Classic, Using the FM tuner, Radio

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Defining preset stations

The FM tuner allows you to define up to 30 preset stations, so that you can select them immediately from the front panel or remote.

For convenience you can assign a label to the presets to make them easy to identify. The 504 Stereo FM Tuner is supplied with the following labels already set up:

You can also choose which preset station is selected when you switch on the FM tuner; see To choose the station at switch-onopposite.

Using the FM tuner

Preset LabelPreset LabelPreset Label

1	Radio	1	5	Radio	5	9	Local 2
	Radio	1		Radio	5		Local 2


2	Radio	2	6	Radio	6	10	ILR 1
2			6			10

3	Radio	3	7	Classic		11	ILR 2
3			7			11

4	Radio	4	8	Local	1	12	ILR 3
4			8			12

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Meridian America 504 manual Defining preset stations, Local, Classic, Using the FM tuner, Radio

FAQ

How many preset stations can I define?

You can define up to 30 preset stations on the 504 Stereo FM Tuner.

Can I assign labels to the preset stations?

Yes, you can assign labels to the preset stations to make them easy to identify.

How do I choose which preset station is selected when I switch on the FM tuner?

You can choose the preset station selected at switch-on; see the manual for instructions.

Contents

Meridian 504 Stereo FM Tuner Preface Sales and service in the UKSales and service in the USA Designed andContents Using the FM tunerIntroduction PrefacePreface Introduction Professional features The Meridian 500 Series500 Series communications IntroductionSample configurations 506 20-BitCD Player500 Compact Disc Transport Introduction566 20-BitDigital to Analogue 502 Analogue ControllerConverter Introduction562V Multimedia Controller IntroductionSatellite Video recorder 504LaserDisc DSP6000 DSP6000 TelevisionSpecification and accessories SpecificationAvailable accessories DimensionsUsing the FM tuner Front panel Using the FM tunerRadio To switch on from standby To switch to standbyTo select a preset station Using the FMTuning manually To search for a station93.O Using the FM tunerTo switch to stereo To switch to monoSelecting stereo or mono StereoDefining preset stations LocalClassic Using the FM tunerTo programme a preset To choose the station at switch-onStored Using the FM tunerTo use the tuning meter UsingChoosing the display To change the displaySetting up the FM tuner To set up the FM tuner optionsUsing the Setup Max? 3OTo set up the preset labels To alter a preset labelLabels ¥adioSetting up the FM tuner Setting up the FM tuner UnpackingRadio interference To position the FM tunerConnecting the FM tuner Back panelTo connect an antenna Setting up the FM tunerTo connect to a conventional preamplifier To connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipmentAuto Setting up the FM tunerN.Con TypeSetting up the FM tuner TypeTo connect to a 501 Control Unit Setting up the FM tuner501 Control Unit 504 Stereo FM TunerTroubleshooting There is a hum using the analogue outputNo standby display is shown Reception is poorSetting up the FM tuner Maintenance CleaningTo clean the case, display panel, and keypad To clean the audio connectionsService and guarantee ServiceGuarantee Setting up the FM tunerIndex Indexdefining presets tuningSwitching on from standby Switching to standby T Troubleshooting Tuning manually Tuning meter

Defining preset stations

Local 2

Classic

FAQ

How many preset stations can I define?

Can I assign labels to the preset stations?

How do I choose which preset station is selected when I switch on the FM tuner?