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Sony DHC-MD515 TUNER Nam ei ?n, FM 3 A, Labeling the preset stations, Other Features

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Other Features

Labeling the preset stations

— Station Name

You can label each preset station with up to 8 characters (Station Name). The Station Name appears when you tune in the station.

4 5,10 1 2 6

TAPE

5 Press ENTER/YES.

The cursor starts flashing.

Cursor

FM 3

PRESET

TUNED STEREO

6 Press DISPLAY repeatedly until the type of character you want appears.

Each time you press the button, the display changes as follows:

CURSOR N3,4,7 8

1 Press TUNER repeatedly until the band you want appears.

North American model:

FM nAM

n

European model:

FM nMW nLW

n

Other models:

FM nMW nSW

n

2 Press PRESET.

3 Turn MULTI JOG until the preset number of the station you want to label appears.

4 Press EDIT/NO, then turn MULTI

JOG until “TUNER Name in?” appears.

TUNER Nam ei ?n

PRESET

TUNED STEREO

A (Upper case) na (Lower case) n0 (Numbers) n! (Symbols)* n (Space)

nA…

*You can use the following symbols.

!"#$%&'()∗+,–./:;<=>?@_`

7 Turn MULTI JOG until the desired character appears.

The selected character flashes. To enter a blank space, go to the next step without turning MULTI JOG. A blank space cannot be entered in the first position.

8 Press CURSOR n.

The character you selected in step 7 stops flashing and the cursor shifts to the right.

Cursor

FM 3 A

PRESET

TUNED STEREO

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Contents

DHC-MD515 WARNING Table of Contents Getting Started Step 1: Hooking up the system Step 2: Setting the time SUN1 2:00AM MON1 2:00AM MON 9:0 0AM Step 3: Presetting radio stations Tuning in the desired radio station Presetting the radio station MemoryFM 1CH Step 4: Using the detachable controller Detaching the controller Reattaching the detachable controller Inserting two size AA (R6) Using the detachable batteries into the controller from a distance detachable controller Connecting optional A/V components and outdoor antennas Connecting a video game or VCR Connecting audio components Connecting outdoor antennas Basic Operations Playing a CD CD3-10 2 6 CD3-1 0 Recording a whole CD on an MD Step 1: Preparing CD for recording Step 2: Recording 1NORMAL CD1-10.00 Playing an MD 1 2 3 MD1-1 Listening to the radio FM 1 OO.5 MH z 1 2 3 FM 1 1O.5 MHz Page The CD Player Playing CD tracks repeatedly Repeating all tracks or a program Repeating only one track Playing CD tracks in random order Programming CD tracks CD1-18 CD3-AL CD3-3 Using the CD display Looping part of a CD track Labeling a CD CD Name in Checking the disc titles stored in memory Erasing a disc title of a Erasing all disc titles stored in memory Checking the CD- TEXT information Checking the disc titles Checking the track titles Symphony The MD Deck – Playing Playing MD tracks repeatedly Playing MD tracks in random order 1 2 3 MD1-1764.17 Programming MD tracks MD1-AL MD1-3 Using the MD display Checking the remaining time of a track Checking the remaining time of an MD The MD Deck – Recording Before you start recording After recording Recording methods on this system Recording multiple CDs on multiple MDs 12 3 3CD->3MD 1 2 3 SEAMLESS 1 2 CD1-10.00 Recording your favorite CD tracks on MDs Step 1: Programming the desired tracks 1CD1-4 Step 2: Recording programs on MDs – Recording one program 1 2 3 3PGM->3MD Recording only the first track on each Recording from three CDs 1HIT PARADE 1CD1-1 Recording from four or more CDs Recording the current CD track Recording on an MD manually Starting recording with 6 seconds of prestored audio data Marking track numbers Marking track numbers automatically while recording Marking track numbers at a specific point while recording Making a space between tracks 3 seconds long Smart Space Auto Cut The MD Deck – Editing Before you start editing Editing functions Before editing After editing Labeling an MD 1 2 3 MD Name in Page 12 3 MD1-2 Erasing all tracks Erasing a portion of a track Moving recorded tracks 1 2 3 MD4 ->1ok Dividing recorded tracks Combining recorded tracks 1 2 3 MD 4+5>4 12 3 MD 4+1>3 Undoing the last edit Sound Adjustment Adjusting the sound Reinforcing the bass sound Getting a more powerful sound Selecting the Preset Equalizer menu Other Features TUNER Nam ei ?n FM 3 A Using the Radio Data System (RDS) What is the Radio Data System Receiving RDS broadcasts Locating a station by program type (PTY) Falling asleep to music Waking up to music Timer recording radio programs 12 3 ON SUNO :OOAM Page Additional Information Precautions System limitations of MDs Using the Self- Diagnostic Display Protected Troubleshooting General Speakers CD Player MD Deck Tuner Messages Page Specifications Page Index