SA Geyser, Instruction Manual

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2.
2. 2.
2. Search stations
Search stations Search stations
Search stations
A) To autosearch all frequencies press
the AUTOTUNE button on the remote. The
unit will now search the FM band in 0,5MHz
steps, and the AM band in 9KHz steps.
During AUTOTUNE all stations that has
been found automatically will be stored.
Press the AUTOTUNE button once again to
stop the auto search.
B) To search station on at the time press
the or the button on the remote. The
unit will then search the selected band until
it finds a station. The unit will search the FM
band in 0,05MHz steps, and the AM band in
9KHz steps.
3.
3. 3.
3. Saving presets
Saving presets Saving presets
Saving presets
Once a frequency has been found, by either
autosearch or manual search, press the
MEMORY button on the remote, and the
frequency will be saved on the chosen
preset. A little padlock will be shown in the
display when the frequency has been saved
to a preset. If you want to save the
frequency 92,9MHz to preset 13, choose
preset 13 by pressing the +10 button on the
remote twice and then the 3 button on the
remote.
4.
4. 4. 4. Choosing a preset Choosing a preset Choosing a preset Choosing a preset
Once the preferred radio stations has been
stored as presets, they can be chosen by
either pressing the or the buttons,
to step on preset up or down at the time, or
the preferred station can be selected directly
by using the 0-9 digits and the +10 button. If
you want to listen to preset number 26,
press the+10 button on the remote twice,
and then press the 6 button on the remote.
5.
5. 5. 5. Stereo and mono sound selection Stereo and mono sound selection Stereo and mono sound selection Stereo and mono sound selection
To change between MONO and STEREO
during FM playback, press the ST/MONO
button on the remote.
The unit will always start up in stereo if
possible. If the signal is not strong enough,
stereo cannot be chosen.
Note: Stereo is not available in AM.
Note:
To obtain the best possible reception, you
need to move the included FM or AM
antenna until the strongest signal is found.