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3.5 Tuner (option)
The tuner can be selected using the program selector (2). The basic functions of the tuner can then be
accessed by the buttons right under the display (5 - 9). For more sophisticated functions see chapter 4.
3.5.1 Tuning
Depending on the selected mode (manual / auto, see 4.2) the most right buttons (8, 9) under the display (4)
are named
AUT
or
MAN
. In AUT-mode a tip on one of the buttons lets the tuner automatically seek
the next upper or lower station. In MAN mode the frequency changes in 50 kHz-steps as long as the button
is pressed. In this case the tuning indicator shown in the display (4) helps you to tune correctly to the desired
station. If tuning is correct it will show "locked“.
NOTE:
To optimize the sound quality you can use the functions
mode
,
sensitivity
and
bandwidth
, which
are described later on in chapter 4.3 to 4.5
3.5.2 Station memory
Storing a new station
If you want to store a certain station in the memory, press the button MENU (7) under the display (4) for
more than 2 seconds. The display will propose the next free memory position for storage (for example: if 5
stations are already stored position 6 will be proposed). Using the "MOVE" buttons (5, 6) you can change the
position.
Modifying, moving or deleting an existing station
If the tuner is set to an already stored station you can change it's settings, move it to a different position or
delete it. First change settings (mono/stereo, bandwidth or other). Then press the button MENU (7) under the
display (4) for more than 2 seconds. If you then press "STORE" the station will be stored anew at the old
position with the changed settings. Using the buttons "MOVE" allows you to change the position of this
station before storing. "DELETE" will erase the station out of the memory. "EXIT" will bring the unit back to
normal operating mode without changing the memory.
NOTE:
The station memory allows you to store up to 63 stations. It stores not only their frequency, but also
the individual setting (mono/stereo, bandwidth or other).
3.5.3 Selecting a station out of the memory
The buttons
STAT
(5, 6) select the stations stored in the memory. A short tip switches to the next /
previous station. Holding the button down scans automatically up / down. The number of the actual station is
shown in the display ("STAT xx").
