Kenwood DNX9280BT, Instruction Manual

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36 DNX9280BT
Radio Listening
Source Control Screen
Switches to the source control screen to use various
functions.
1 Display the Source Control Screen
See <How to Display the Source Control Screen>
(page 17) .
2 Operation on the Source Control screen
1
2
[FM]
Switches to the FM1/2/3 band.
[AM]
Switches to the AM band.
[TI]
Turns the Traffic Information function On or
Off.
See
<Traffic Information> (page 39) .
[
4
], [
¢
]
Tunes in a station.
Use the [SEEK] to change the frequency
switching.
2
Display the Tuner Preset List Screen. See
<Preset Select> (page 37) .
1
Information display
FM FM
Selects the Program Service Name, Title
& Artist name, Station name, Radio Text plus, or
Radio Text.
"FM"/ "MW"/ "LW"
Band display
"Preset"
Preset number
"MHz"/ "kHz"
Frequency display
[ ]
When the text is longer, the text display is
scrolled by touching it.
Various control screens appear in the Tuner Source mode.
• Set the remote controller mode switch to "AUD" mode before starting operation, see <Remote Controller mode
switch> (page 84) .
Multi Function
[1/3]
Switches the multi function display.
[ ]
Closes the multi function bar.
[P1] – [P6]
When [P1] to [P6] buttons appear, you
can recall the stations on memory.
For memory of broadcasting stations, see
<Auto
Memory> (page 37) or <Manual Memory> (page
38) .
[SEEK]
Switches the Seek mode.
The mode is switched in the following order
each time you touch the button.
Display Setting
"AUTO1" Tunes in a station with good reception
automatically.
"AUTO2" Tunes in stations in memory one after
another.
"MANU" Switches to the next frequency manually.
[AME]
Selects the Auto Memory mode.
See <Auto Memory> (page 37) .
[PTY]
FM FM
Searches station by program type.
See <Search by Program Type> (page 39) .
[MONO]
FM FM
Select the Monaural reception.
[4Line]/ [2Line]
FM FM
Switches the number of
lines displayed in the Information Display.
[LO.S]
FM FM
Turns the Local Seek function ON
or Off.
[INFO]
FM FM
Displays Radio Text screen. See
<Radio Text> (page 38) .