Tecsun PL-450, Руководство пользователя

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MEMORY AUTO-SCAN DELETING ALL MEMORY PAGE
CONTENTS
Memory Auto-scan enables scanning
through the memories within the selected
1. Press/release the FREQ/PRESET
button (8).
memory page. Each filled memory is
2. Press/hold the DELETE button (17) for
accessed for about 5 seconds, after
5 seconds and then release it. 'dEL'
which the scan moves on to the next
and PAGE (42, 43) appear flashing in
used memory automatically, staying on it
the display.
for about 5 seconds. This continues
3. Within 2 seconds, press/release the
indefinitely on the selected page until
DELETE button.
deliberately stopped. Unused memories
are not accessed.
1. Press/release FREQ/PRESET (8)
button.
2. Press/hold either the UP or DOWN
button for about a second. Then
release it. Note that PRESET flashes
under the memory number, indicating
that memory scanning is functioning
with each memory being scanned for
about 5 seconds. It then moves on to
the next memory for another 5
seconds. To stop memory preset auto-
scan, press/release either the UP or
DOWN button.
DELETING A MEMORY'S CONTENTS
1. Press/release the FREQ/PRESET
button (8).
2. Use the UP or DOWN button (5,6) to
select the memory preset location of
the frequency that you wish to delete.
Alternately, use the numeric keypad to
enter the memory number.
3. Press/hold the DELETE button (17) for
about 2 seconds and then release it.
'dEL' appears flashing in the display.
4. While 'dEL' is still flashing,
press/release the DELETE button.
MOVING A STORED FREQUENCY
A stored frequency can be moved to a
different memory or memory page.
1. Turn on the radio.
2. Press/release the PAGE button.
3. Within 3 seconds, use the UP or
DOWN button to select the required
memory page.
4. Press/release the MEMORY button
twice.
5. Within 5 seconds use the numeric
keypad to enter the memory number
that you wish to store the station
into.
6. Within 5 seconds press/release the
MEMORY button.
CUSTOMIZING MEMORY PAGES
The PL-450 is configured at the
factory with 10 memory pages (from
01~10), each page having 50
memories plus 100 memories in page
00, in total 600 memories. You can
change the set up of page 01~10 via
the SYSTEM SET CODES, shown
below.
WORKING WITH MEMORY
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