Grundig Yacht Boy 360, Manual

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STORING STATIONS
What can you store?
You can programme up to 40 station memory positions
(memory positions 1...40) in random order, also mixed from
the 4 wavebands FM-MW-LW-SW.
You can store in the memory each frequency tuned to.
Checking the reception frequency
You can check whether a frequency is already stored on one of
the memory positions.
• Tune to the desired frequency.
• Press the
STORE button a long time.
– The indication 'MEMORY' appears in the display. The unit
checks whether the frequency is already stored.
If yes, the display indicates 'MEMORY' and the number of
the memory position on which the frequency is stored.
If no, the indication 'MEMORY' disappears from the display.
Creating / overwriting a memory position
• Tune to the station concerned.
• Check whether the frequency is already stored in memory.
• Enter the number of the desired memory position with the
numeric buttons (the number appears in the display).
• Press the STORE button (within 5 seconds).
If the memory position is free:
– The display indicates 'MEMORY', the number of the
selected memory position, and the frequency of the station
tuned to.
If the memory is already occupied:
– The frequency indication flashes in the display. The
indications 'MEMORY' and the number of the selected
memory position remain steady.
– If you press the STORE button a second time within 5
seconds, the memory position will be overwritten, otherwise
it remains unchanged.
CALLING UP STORED STATIONS
Direct entry
• Enter the number of the desired memory position.
• Briefly press the
MEMO
3
or MEMO
4
button.
If the memory position is occupied:
– The unit automatically tunes to the station in the respective
waveband.
– The display indicates the frequency of the station
– The display indicates 'MEMORY' and the number of the
memory position.
If the memory position is free:
– The display indicates for approx. 5 seconds 'MEMORY', the
number of the memory position and 'FREE'.
Memo buttons
• A short pressure on the MEMO
3
or MEMO
4
button
calls up the next higher (
3
) or lower (
4
) memory position.
The unit automatically tunes to the corresponding station in
the correct waveband.
• In case of a long pressure on the MEMO
3
or MEMO
4
button:
– All occupied memory positions are scanned in ascending
(
3
) or descending (
4
) order.
– Each station remains tuned to for approx. 5 seconds before
the unit goes to the next one.
– A further pressure on the MEMO
3
or MEMO
4
button
stops scanning.
Indicating free memory positions
• A pressure on the
FREE button will
indicate the first free
memory position in
the display.
• Each further pressure on the FREE button will indicate the
next free memory position in upward direction.
CLEARING A MEMORY POSITION
• Enter the number of the desired memory position with the
numeric buttons (the number is indicated in the large
numeric block in the display).
• Press the FREE button.
If the memory position is free:
– The display indicates 'MEMORY', the number of the
selected memory position and 'FREE'.
If the memory position is occupied:
– The display indicates 'MEMORY' and the number of the
selected memory position.
– The frequency indication is flashing in the display.
• If you press the FREE button within 5 seconds a second
time, the contents of the memory position will be cleared.
TIME I
MHz
FREE MEMORY
ɷ
ɳ
FM
0 … 1 … 2 … 3 … . 4 … 5
TUNING
TIME I
MHz
MEMORY
ɷ
FM
0 … 1 … 2 … 3 … . 4 … 5
TUNING
Storing Calling Up and Clearing
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