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Using FM
The first time you switch to FM or after resetting your unit, select the FM tuning mode:
Autotune
Finds all the stations available in your area and lists them in alphanumerical
order using RDS (Radio Data System) station names where available.
Manual tuning
Tune manually either in steps of 0.05 MHz or seek to find the next station.
Changing stations
You select a station in different ways depending on tuning mode:
Autotune
Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial to scroll through the station list, then push the
dial to tune to a station or use the shortcut buttons on screen.
Manual tuning
Turn the TUNE/SELECT dial to step up or down the frequency range or use
the shortcut buttons on screen to step or scan to the next station.
Changing the information displayed
1. Scrolling text broadcast by most FM(RDS) stations.
2. Content being broadcast e.g. Pop music. (RDS)
Signal strength; maximum 16 bars.
Frequency and a stereo or mono indicator.
3. Presets for quick access to your favourite stations using the six shortcut buttons.
4. Date and time updated regularly by the current FM (RDS) station.
Setting and selecting presets
Store up to 24 FM radio stations in a list for easy access. Use the same method as for DAB
stations to set and select preset FM stations, see page 7.
Changing FM options
MENU > FM
Tune
Choose between [BYNAME] which shows stations in a station list (similar to the DAB station
list) using RDS station names or [MANUAL] to step or scan through the FM frequencies.
Station order
Alphanumeric
Displays named stations at the top of the station list.
Named stations
Displays stations with an RDS name only.
Stereo mode
Auto
Uses stereo signal by default where available.
Mono
Uses mono signal only. This may provide clearer audio for stereo stations
with poor reception.
Autotune
Performs a scan to find all the stations available in your area and lists them in alphanumeric
order using RDS station names where available.
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