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• The factory setting for DRC is off.

7. FM Mode

In this mode, the DABMAN 110 receives analog radio signals from the FM band

(between 87.5 and 108 MHz) and RDS signals, provided they are transmitted.

To ensure optimum reception, extend the telescopic antenna to the maximum

length before you turn on the radio.

7.1. Turn on FM Mode

• Turn on the radio by pressing and holding the STBY/FUNC button.

• Select the FM mode by briey pressing the STBY/FUNC button, the display

shows the message "FM Mode".

• Now press and hold the SCAN button to scan the frequency range from

bottom to top for a receivable radio station. The search will stop

automatically when a radio station is received.

• Use the Up/Down buttons to ne-tune the reception, here the frequency is

adjusted in steps of 50 kHz up or down.

• Should the reception be weak or superimposed by strong noise, you can

increase the reception quality by carefully aligning the antenna.

7.2. FM Station Presets

Analogous to the DAB+ mode, the DABMAN 110 is also equipped with 20

station presets in FM mode, which can be programmed according to your

preferences. To save a station, proceed as described in chapter 6.4. above.

7.3. LCD Display in FM Mode

7.3.1. RDS station information

In FM mode, the LCD display will show background information about the

received programme, if sent by the broadcaster. These include, in addition to

the current time, the name of the selected radio station and further information,

such as the name of the song and the artist. Where the information exceeds a

length of 16 characters, the information will be displayed as ticker text.

7.3.2. Info Button: access further information

By repeatedly pressing th info button (see chapter 4, table 2) you can scroll

through the info menu and access various information (genre, frequency, audio

mode, time, date).

8. AUX Mode

In AUX mode, you can play MP3 les stored on external devices, such as MP3

players or smartphones, on the DABMAN 110.

• Connect an external device, such as an MP3 player, with a 3.5mm audio

cable (included) to the AUX-In jack (see chapter 4, table 16) on the back of