Goodmans Micro 1990 DVDF, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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8.1 Tuning
8.1.1 Manual Tuning
Briefly press the /- buttons repeatedly to manually tune to the required
station.
8.1.2 Automatic Tuning
Press and hold the /- buttons until the system starts scan the
frequencies. The tuning will automatically stop at the next receivable station. To
locate the next station repeat the above operation.
8.2 Storing Memory Presets
To store a station into a memory preset tune to the required station using a tuning
method described above. Press the MEMORY button and then press the
numerical key of the memory location on the remote control to store the station in.
For example to store the station into preset 1, press the 1 key once and to store
the station into preset 13 press the +10 key once, and then press 3 once.
8.3 Recalling Memory Presets
To access the presets press the numerical key on the remote control for that
preset the relevant number. For example, to select the station stored in preset 2,
press 2 key once and to select the station stored in preset 18, press +10 key once,
and the press 8 key once.
8.4 Stereo/Mono
Press the ST/MO button on the front panel of the TUNER component to switch
between stereo and mono reception (stereo reception is only available when the
station is broadcasting in stereo on the FM band). When in stereo mode the
STEREO indicator will be illuminated.
If when listening to a station in stereo and the reception is noisy (large amount of
hiss), press the ST/MO button to switch to MONO listening to reduce the amount
of noise, however the reception will not be stereo sound.
8.5. Band Selection
To switch between MW and FM band press the BAND button on the front panel.
Follow the above instructions for tuning into a station and storing the station into a
preset.
8.6 Improving Reception
FM: Ensure that the FM pigtail aerial is fully unwound and for best reception the
aerial should be orientated vertically.
MW: To improve reception rotate the MW aerial until the best reception is found.
8. Tuner Operation