Radio
This chapter explains how to listen to the radio.
Operation Flow
Radio Mode Display
1 Press [SOURCE] to select the radio 
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2 Press [BAND] to select a band.
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Notes:
¡ Direct selection can be executed with [1] to [6] buttons on remote control.
¡ A preset station is selectable by turning [VOL] while the preset list screen is present on the mon- itor.
¡ The volume is not adjustable while the preset list screen is present on the monitor.
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Preset Number | Lights while receiving an FM stereo signal. |
Direct Memory
You can assign your favorite broadcasting station to the [D·M] button. As the result of doing that, your favorite broadcasting station can be received even if the unit is in the CD mode or other modes. (Default: FM 87.9 MHz)
Note: For the use of an FM transmitter, it is useful for users to register applicable frequencies on D.M (Direct Memory).
D.M station Calling
Press [D.M] (DIRECT MEMORY).
D.M station Setting
qSelect a station you would like to preset.
wHold down [D.M] (DIRECT MEMORY) for 2 sec. or more.
Note: If the unit is turned off during receiving a broad- casting station via D·M, the unit starts again receiving the broadcasting station via D·M by turning on the unit.
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