JGC RRMP-4600, User Manual

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RADIO
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OPERATION
1. To select your sound source, adjust the
FUNCTION
selector to CD/MP3/USB/SD , TAPE(OFF) or
RADIO .
2. Adjust the sound with
VOLUME
.
3. To switch off the power, set the FUNCTION selector to TAPE(OFF) position.
RADIO RECEPTION
1. Set
FUNCTION
switch to RADIO position
2. Select your desired broadcasting band (AM or FM) by pressing the
BAND
button. The symbol of
the selected band is displayed.
3. Use the
TUNE-UP
or
TUNE-DOWN
button to adjust the frequency and select the desired radio
station.
Automatic tuning : Press and hold the buttons until the scanning starts. If a strong enough station
is found, the scanning will automatically stop.
Manual tuning : Briefly press the buttons to manually adjust the frequency. This way you can tune
into weaker stations not found by automatic tuning.
4. If the tuned station is broadcasting in stereo, the FM ST. indicator will light up.
5. When you have finished listening, slide the
FUNCTION
selector to the TAPE(OFF) position.
−
If FM reception is weak, stereo may be indicated but the sound may not be good. In this case,
switch the FM MODE button to receive in mono only.
−
For FM, pull out the telescopic antenna. Incline and turn the antenna. Reduce its length if the
signal is too strong (very close to a transmitter).
−
For AM the set is provided with a built-in antenna so the telescopic antenna is not needed.
Direct the antenna by turning the set itself.
RADIO MEMORY (STATION PRESET MEMORY STORAGE)
•
To store a desired station into a specific memory position, first tune in the desired station as
described above.
•
Press
MEM. SET
button once.
•
Press
NEXT
or
BACK
to select desired memory position.
•
Press
MEM.SET
button again once to save the selected station into the selected memory
position.
•
To recall any memorized station, simply press
MEMORY
key and then press
BACK
or
NEXT
to
select the desired station memory. The saved station will be recalled.
•
To clear the memory of any positions, simply save a new station to the same memory position.
(There are 30 memory positions for FM and 20 memory positions for AM).