Introduction of advancedtuner operation
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1Functiondisplay
Showsthe function status.
2LOCindicator
Showswhen local seek tuning is on.
%PressF to display the function names.
PressFrepeatedly to switch between the fol-
lowingfunctions:
BSM(best stations memory)LOCAL (local
seektuning)
#Toreturn to the frequency display, press
BAND.
Note
Ifyou do not operate the function within about 30
seconds,the display is automatically returned to
thefrequency display.
Storing and recallingbroadcast frequencies
Ifyou press any of the NUMBER (16) you can
easilystore up to six broadcast frequencies for
laterrecall with the touch of a button.
%Whenyou find a frequency that you
wantto store in memory press a NUMBER
(16)and hold until the preset number
stopsflashing.
Thenumber you have pressed willflash in the
presetnumber indicator and then remain lit.
Theselected radio station frequency has been
storedin memory.
Thenext time you press the same NUMBER
(16)the radio station frequency is recalled
frommemory.
Notes
!Upto 18 FM stations, six for each of the three
FMbands, and six AM stations can be stored
inmemory.
!Youcan also use qand rto recall radio
stationfrequencies assigned to NUMBER
(16).
Tuningin strong signals
Localseek tuning lets you tune in only those
radiostations with sufficiently strong signals
forgood reception.
1 PressF to select LOCAL.
PressFuntil LOCAL appears in the display.
2 Pressrto turn local seek tuning on.
Localseek sensitivity (e.g., LOCAL 2) appears
inthe display.
3 Pressmor nto set the sensitivity.
Thereare four levels of sensitivity for FM and
twolevels for AM:
FM:LOCAL 1LOCAL 2LOCAL 3
LOCAL4
AM:LOCAL 1LOCAL 2
TheLOCAL 4 setting allows reception of only
thestrongest stations, while lower settings let
youreceive progressively weaker stations.
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