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To select the radio application: press
the ? button on the multifunction steer-
ing wheel.
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Say the command "Radio".
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Press the ? button on the multifunction
steering wheel.
X
Say one of the radio commands explained
below.
Commands
"Help radio"
Use the command "Help radio" to have all the
commands for the radio read out.
The main categories are read out first. After
a main category has been selected, the avail-
able commands are read out.
Selecting a waveband
You can use the following commands to set
the waveband:
R
"FM1"
R
"FM2"
R
"AM1"
R
"AM2"
"Seek up"/"seek down"
You can start station search and set the next
station using the following commands:
R
"Seek up"
R
"Seek down"
Selecting a frequency
You can select radio frequencies in the FM
range (76.0 to 90.0 megahertz) and in the AM
range (531 to 1602 kilohertz) directly. LIN-
GUATRONIC also recognises the words "fre-
quency", "point", "megahertz" and "kilo-
hertz".
Example of dialogue:
\
Eighty-one dot three megahertz
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LINGUATRONIC sets the frequency.
"Autostore"
You can use the "Autostore" command to
search the current waveband and save sta-
tions that have adequate reception.
Example of dialogue:
\
Autostore
^
Do you want to start autostore in FM
1?
\
Yes
^
Presetting stations automatically.
"Preset 0" to "Preset 9"
You can use the commands "Preset 0" to
"Preset 9" to call up a previously stored sta-
tion using its preset number.
Example of dialogue:
\
Preset 1
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LINGUATRONIC sets the frequency
associated with that preset.
"Select station"
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This function is only available in Japanese.
Use the command "Select station" to select
a stored station.
Example of dialogue:
\
Select station
^
Please say the station name in the pre-
set list.
\
FM Yokohama
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LINGUATRONIC sets the station.
"Station FM Yokohama"
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This function is only available in Japanese.
You can use this command to select a station
directly from the preset list. It does not work
if the name of the station has been changed.
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