Xblitz RF400 CAM, User Manual

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A. MANUAL TUNING AND SAVING RADIO STATIONS
1. Choose the FM-1 band by pressing the BND button. You can check that on the
display. By pressing the >>| and |<< buttons, you will manually tune the radio
frequency. The tuning will stop as you find the next transmission. Before that,
the word SCAN will be visible on the display. For precise tuning, hold >>| or |<<
until the screen says „Manual tuning”. Then, by pressing >>| or |<< you can pick
the exact frequency you want. Then you can save it in the device’s memory
by holding the CH+ button.
B. AUTOMATIC TUNING AND SAVING
Press and hold the AMS button for 2 seconds to automatically find (SCAN)
and save radio stations in your area. Progress of scanning for and saving the
stations is showed on screen. Every frequency on FM1-FM2-FM3 or AM1-AM2
bands are checked. The better the radio conditions, the more stations can
be found.
1. After the tuning is finished, the screen will say INTRO and a short excerpt from
every station will be played. This function can be turned o by pressing the
AMS button.
2. The device may omit stations that don’t have a strong signal and the stations
will not be saved in a sequence of your choice.
3. To set everything to your preference, use manual tuning and saving.
C. PICKING FROM THE SAVED RADIO STATIONS
Pick a frequency band by pressing the BAND button and pick a station by pressing
the CH+ button. Up to 18 FM stations and 12 AM stations can be saved.
1. If too much time passes between pressing both buttons, the radio will return to
its previous mode.
2. If the ST icon is not shown on screen when you receive a transmission,
radio conditions may be not good enough or your antenna is inadequate.
D. FM RDS FUNCTION
Radio Data System is used to send digital data over radio waves. Text information
is shown on screen, if both the broadcasting station and receiver have the RDS
function turned on. The information displayed can be e.g. name of the radio
station, what kind of music is being broadcast etc.
Aside from text information, additional services are publically available, such as:
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