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11.6 Favourites
You can save up to 30 of your favourite stations for quick
and direct access.
11.6.1 Save favourites
•
Set the station that you would like to save as a favourite
station preset.
•
If the station is received, press and hold [
preset
] on the
front of the radio.
[
preset
]
An overview window with the station presets should open
after approx. 2 seconds.
•
You can switch between the station presets (1 to 30) by
turning [
preset
].
•
Press [
navigation
] to save the station on the desired
station preset.
11.6.2 Access favourites
Press [
preset
] to open the overview window with the list
of saved stations.
[
preset
]
Use [
preset
] and [
navigation
] to select one of your
favourites.
Note
Favourites cannot be deleted.
If all 30 station memory slots are filled and you wish to
save a new station, choose one of the occupied slots.
The station in this slot will be overwritten with the new
station.
11.6.3 Management of favourites with
the remote control
Favourites 1-10
The remote control enclosed has number keys 1-0
(0
≙
10). A favourite can be assigned to each of these
number key.
•
To save a favourite, press and hold the corresponding
number key on the remote control (approx. 3 seconds).
•
The radio confirms that the favourite has been saved by
displaying
Preset stored
.
•
To call up a favourite, briefly press the corresponding
number key on the remote control.
Favourites 1-30 (alternative to number keys)
• Press and hold [
FAVORITES
] approx. 3 seconds to save
a station on one of the 1-30 favourite station presets.
An overview window with the station presets should
open after approx. 2 seconds.
• You can switch between the station presets (1 to 30)
by pressing the favourite keys
[+]/[-]
(by turning
[
preset
]).
•
Press [
OK
] ([
navigation
]) to save the station on the
desired station preset.
•
To call up a favourite, briefly press [
FAVORITES
], select
the desired station preset by pressing the favourite keys
[+]/[-]
(by turning [
preset
]) and confirm the selection
by pressing [
OK
] ([
navigation
]).
