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Radio Operation
- Press the On/Off key once to switch on the unit.
- Press the Tuner key to select the desired radio band.
- For AM stations, rotate or reposition the set to improve radio reception.
- For FM stations, extend and adjust the telescopic antenna to obtain the best reception.
- Use the FM Mono/Stereo key to select the desired mode. In some cases, where reception is
poor, it may be advisable to select “Mono” mode to improve clarity of the radio signal.
- Press the Tuner key to select the desired radio band.
- For AM stations, rotate or reposition the set to improve radio reception.
- For FM stations, extend and adjust the telescopic antenna to obtain the best reception.
- Use the FM Mono/Stereo key to select the desired mode. In some cases, where reception is
poor, it may be advisable to select “Mono” mode to improve clarity of the radio signal.
Manual Frequency Adjustment (Scan Mode)
- Press (and immediately release) the Next or Back key to scan (manually adjust) the radio stations
up or down by 1-step at a time.
- The radio digital display will indicate the exact station at each position.
- When a desired station is reached, it can be saved into one of the memory postions. See Radio
Memory section.
up or down by 1-step at a time.
- The radio digital display will indicate the exact station at each position.
- When a desired station is reached, it can be saved into one of the memory postions. See Radio
Memory section.
Automatic Frequency Adjustment (Seek Mode)
- Press and hold (for 2 seconds) the Next or Back key to seek (automatically adjust) the radio frequency
up or down to the next available radio station.
- The radio digital display will indicate the exact frequency of the next station that is found.
- When a desired station is reached, it can be saved into one of the memory positions. See Radio
Memory section.
up or down to the next available radio station.
- The radio digital display will indicate the exact frequency of the next station that is found.
- When a desired station is reached, it can be saved into one of the memory positions. See Radio
Memory section.
Radio Memory (Station Preset Memory Storage)
- At any time the currently displayed station or frequency can be stored into one of the memory positions.
- Press Program key once.
- Press M+ or M- key to select desired memory position. There are 10 memory positions for AM band and
30 memory positions for the FM band.
- Press Program key once to save the selected station into the selected memory position.
- To recall any saved memory simply press M+ or M- key, the saved radio-band will be recalled.
- To clear the memory of any position, simply save a new station to the same memory position.
- Press Program key once.
- Press M+ or M- key to select desired memory position. There are 10 memory positions for AM band and
30 memory positions for the FM band.
- Press Program key once to save the selected station into the selected memory position.
- To recall any saved memory simply press M+ or M- key, the saved radio-band will be recalled.
- To clear the memory of any position, simply save a new station to the same memory position.
IMPORTANT: Improving the radio reception.
For the FM band, fully extend the FM wire antenna at the rear of the unit.
Try to change its position until a clear reception is received.
In some areas, where FM signal is weak, you may need to switch to FM-Mono instead of stereo
to improve the FM band sound quality. Use the Mono-Stereo switch.
For the AM band, rotate the unit until a desired signal is reached.
Avoid placing the unit in direct sunlight and metal desks/surfaces. This may affect radio
reception.
Try to change its position until a clear reception is received.
In some areas, where FM signal is weak, you may need to switch to FM-Mono instead of stereo
to improve the FM band sound quality. Use the Mono-Stereo switch.
For the AM band, rotate the unit until a desired signal is reached.
Avoid placing the unit in direct sunlight and metal desks/surfaces. This may affect radio
reception.
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