Yamaha RP-U100 Manual Do Utilizador
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Using the Presets
You can store your favorite radio stations in the 40 presets, which are organized into five
groups (A–E), with eight presets in each group. Preset “B3,” for example, is preset number
3 of group B.
groups (A–E), with eight presets in each group. Preset “B3,” for example, is preset number
3 of group B.
Storing Presets Manually
1. Locate the radio station that you want
2. Press and hold the P-SET key until
“MEMORY” flashes on the display.
3. While “MEMORY” is flashing, use
the P-SET key to select a preset group
from A through E, and the Down [√]
and Up [®] keys to select a preset
number from 1 through 8. Then press
and hold the P-SET key until the
number of the selected preset flashes.
The preset is stored. See page 13 for
information on selecting presets.
from A through E, and the Down [√]
and Up [®] keys to select a preset
number from 1 through 8. Then press
and hold the P-SET key until the
number of the selected preset flashes.
The preset is stored. See page 13 for
information on selecting presets.
Storing Presets Automat-
ically
ically
The Auto Preset function searches for all
the radio stations available in your area
and stores them in presets automatically.
the radio stations available in your area
and stores them in presets automatically.
Note: In steps 3 and 5, you have 10
seconds in which to make your selection.
If you do not press a key within that time,
Auto Preset will be cancelled and you’ll
have to start again.
seconds in which to make your selection.
If you do not press a key within that time,
Auto Preset will be cancelled and you’ll
have to start again.
1. Press the TUNER key repeatedly to
select one of the following tuner bands:
FM Auto Stereo, FM Mono, or AM.
FM Auto Stereo, FM Mono, or AM.
2. Press and hold the P-SET key until
“AutoP” appears on the display.
After a few seconds, “A1–E8” appears
on the display. This is the range of pre-
sets that will be used to store stations.
You can specify the first preset (initially
A1) as follows. The last preset (E8) can-
not be changed.
After a few seconds, “A1–E8” appears
on the display. This is the range of pre-
sets that will be used to store stations.
You can specify the first preset (initially
A1) as follows. The last preset (E8) can-
not be changed.
3. While “A1–E8” is displayed, use the
P-SET key to select a preset group
from A through E, and the Down [√]
and Up [®] keys to select a preset
number from 1 through 8.
from A through E, and the Down [√]
and Up [®] keys to select a preset
number from 1 through 8.
4. Press and hold the P-SET key until
“START” appears on the display.
5. While “START” is displayed, press
the Down [√] or Up [®] key to start
the Auto Preset function.
Auto Preset starts from the current
radio frequency. Use the Down [√] key
to search down, and the Up [®] key to
search up. When a radio station is
located, the RP-U100 stores it to the
next available preset. Auto Preset stops
when the entire band has been
searched.
the Auto Preset function.
Auto Preset starts from the current
radio frequency. Use the Down [√] key
to search down, and the Up [®] key to
search up. When a radio station is
located, the RP-U100 stores it to the
next available preset. Auto Preset stops
when the entire band has been
searched.
Note: When a preset is stored by the Auto
Preset function, the previously stored
radio station is overwritten. To protect
radio stations stored, for example, in
presets A1 through A4, specify A5 as the
first preset, as explained previously.
Preset function, the previously stored
radio station is overwritten. To protect
radio stations stored, for example, in
presets A1 through A4, specify A5 as the
first preset, as explained previously.
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