To store a station as a preset:
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Tune the radio to the station you wish to store.
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Press and release the PRESET button. The message ‘Preset 1 Empty’ will
appear.
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To store the station, press and hold down the PRESET button until you see the
message ‘preset 1 saved’. The station you were tuned into is now stored.
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To store the station under a different preset number – press and release the
PRESET button then use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW keys to select the preset
number of your choice (1 – 10).
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Having selected the preset number of choice press and hold the PRESET
button until the message ‘preset x saved’. The station you were tuned into will
now be saved under that preset
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To store other stations – tune into the station required and repeat as above
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To overwrite a preset – tune into the station you wish to store, press and
release the PRESET button, use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW Keys to select any
preset (1-10). Press the PRESET button and hold. If another station was
already stored on this preset it will now have been overwritten with the new
station.
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To select a stored preset. When the radio is turned ON press the PRESET
button then use the LEFT/RIGHT ARROW keys to select the chosen preset.
Press SELECT. The radio will tune into the selected preset.
5.3
Changing the Information on the Display
It is possible to regularly change the displayed information on the screen.
To choose one of the following options press the ‘display’ button repeatedly:
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Scrolling text (DLS) – the default mode and broadcast by most stations
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Programme type – type of content being broadcast
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Multiplex – all stations belong to a multiplex that are groups of stations owned
and broadcast by a single operator
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Time and Date – an accurate time and date service updated from the
multiplex
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Channel – Multiplex channel and frequency
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Mode – Indicates stereo or mono and the bit/data rate that is being used by
the broadcaster. This will depend on the content being broadcast.
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Signal error – the lower the signal error, the better the reception quality at
that time and location
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