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5. RADIO
OPERATION
5.1 Antenna
The appliance is equipped with a telescopic FM antenna (9) located on the top of the
appliance.
Pull out the antenna completely and rotate to achieve the best reception.
5.2
Switching the radio on and off
Press
(21 or 27) to switch on the appliance.
Press repeatedly
FUNCTION
(6 or 28) to select FM radio operation mode.
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currently set radio frequency.
To switch off the radio, press repeatedly
FUNCTION
(6 or 28) to set the appliance to a
different audio mode (CD, USB, BT (
Bluetooth)
or
AUX) or press
(21 or 27) to switch
off the appliance.
5.3
Selecting and programming radio stations
Rotate the
Tuning
control knob (20) or press
TUN-
and
TUN+
(40, 42) keys on the
remote control to select the desired radio station.
Press
TUN-
or
TUN+
(40, 42) once to move in increments of 0.5 MHz. Press and hold to
automatically switch to the next available radio station.
The FM stereo indicator
STEREO
lights up when a strong stereo signal is found. This
provides the best sound for radio stations with a strong signal. Use
FM ST/MO
(31) key
on the remote control to switch between stereo and mono radio signal - mono signal is
recommended for radio stations with weaker signal.
To save the radio station that the radio is tuned to, press
MEM P-MODE
(3 or 30).
or the next available program number appears on the display (23). The number
blinks.
Use
MEM/DIR/10-
(4) or
MEM/DIR/10+
(8 or 39) to select the desired position on the
preset station list. Up to 30 stations can be saved to the memory (
to
).
Press
MEM P-MODE
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To select one of the preset stations, repeatedly press
MEM/DIR/10-
(4) or
MEM/DIR/10+
(8 or 39).
5.4
Scanning radio stations
To scan all the available radio stations at your location press
SCAN
(17). The appliance
will automatically scan all the available radio stations and save them into the memory.
To select one of the preset stations, repeatedly press
MEM/DIR/10-
(4) or
MEM/DIR/10+
(8 oder 39).
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