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Special Features
Using Mode
MODE
lets you change the receiver’s
settings.
To set a FM 100 kHz tuning step,
tune to a FM station, then press
MODE 1 0
.
0.1 MHz
appears
briefly to confirm the setting.
To set a FM 200 kHz tuning step,
press
MODE 1 1
.
0.2 MHz
ap-
pears briefly to confirm the setting.
To set a 9kHz AM tuning increment,
tune to an AM station then press
MODE 2 0
.
9 kHz
appears briefly
to confirm the setting.
To set a 10kHz AM tuning increment,
press
MODE 2 1
.
10 kHz
ap-
pears briefly to confirm the setting.
To set a 12-hour clock format, press
MODE 3 0
.
12 Hr
appears brief-
ly to confirm the setting.
To set a 24-hour clock format, press
MODE 3 1
.
24 Hr
appears briefly
to confirm the setting.
To turn off the beep tone, press
MODE 4 0
.
OFF
appears briefly
to confirm the setting.
To turn on the beep tone, press
MODE 4 1
. The receiver beeps
once and
bEEP
appears briefly to
confirm the setting.
To rearrange manually stored FM fre-
quencies in memory locations 1–9,
press
MODE 5 0
. The receiver or-
ders the frequencies from the lowest
to the highest.
Note:
Frequencies stored in the AM
or LW bands cannot be rearranged
using
MODE
.
Using the NORM/NEWS/
MUSIC Switch
You can enhance the sound of the
different types of programs you hear
through the receiver.
To enhance the high tones heard in
music programs, slide the switch to
MUSIC
; to enhance the low tones
heard in vocal programs, slide the
switch to
NEWS
. To listen to normal
programming, slide the switch to
NORM
.
Using the Display Backlight
To turn on the display backlight, press
. To save battery power, the light
automatically turns off about 7 sec-
onds after you release .
Locking the Controls
The lock control prevents you from
accidentally turning the receiver on or
off, selecting the front-panel controls,
or changing the band or frequency.
To lock all of the front panel controls,
and
TUNING/
, slide
/ to
.
appears.
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