Galaxy Audio RM-CDU, User Manual

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2.3 RDS Function
AF (Alternative Frequency): Assuming an alternative frequency is available for the station, if the current
signal is weak, press AF . The RDS will search a different frequency with a stronger signal with the
same station.
DISP (Display): The name of the station that is currently tuned in (known as the Program Service or PS).
For example, if Classic FM were tuned in, then when pressing DISP , the display will switch from the
frequency to “Classic”. Otherwise, it will show “NO PS”.
PTY (Program Type): Radio stations can assign different program types to their shows. These can be
picked up by an RDS radio. Press PTY and the LCD will show the radio program type such as news,
sports or drama. If the radio station does not assign the program type for the program, the LCD will
show “NO PTY”.
TA (Trafc Announcement): Press TA and the RDS will automatically search for the trafc or travel
stations and will stop at the travel or trafc station.
Note: Please do not insert an 8 cm disc or computer CD.
When inserting the disk into the CD player or taking out the disk, it is required to let the CD automatically
operate. Do not push, or take out the disk by hand before the disk is completely in/out from device,
otherwise it will damage the unit.
2.2 Radio Operation
Press [ MODE ] button to select Radio mode.
BAND: For switching between FM1, FM2, and AM. Stations in FM1 and FM2 are exactly the same.
Provisions are made for storing up to 10 memory presets.
TUN ▲ / TUN ▼: Press
▲
or
▼
to search stations. Press for over 3 seconds to enter into automatic
scan searching. Scanning stops when unit begins receiving the station.
[MEM. / M ▲] Buttons: Memorizing radio stations: Up to 10 stations can be stored.
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Press [ TUN ▲ / TUN ▼ ] buttons to search the stations. Press [ MEM ] button then press [ M ▲ ] to
choose store CH. The LCD will show “CH1”. Start over the above process to store 2~10 CH.
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To play the stored station, directly press [ M ▲ ] button under RADIO mode.