Operation Manual

3. For auto-tuning, press and hold the or button on the unit or tune+ or tune- button until the system begins to search for

a station of sufficient reception strength, in which auto tuning will then stop (see following section to store preset stations).

Repeat to automatically tune other stations. Radio stations with weak reception are skipped automatically during auto-

tuning.

PRESET MEMORY

STORING PRESET STATIONS

1. Once a station has been manually or automatically tuned, press the mem button on the remote control to store into memory.

The station number appears on the VFD as does a flashing "P--".

2. Press a number button on the remote control keypad to select the desired preset station number, for example, 5. Press the

mem button again. The desired station should be preset successfully with "P--" replaced by "P05". Repeat to store other

tuned stations.

SELECTING PRESET STATIONS

1. Select the band AM or FM with the AM / FM button on the remote control.

2. Press the preset station number using the remote control keypad to choose the memory station directly or press the mem-

or mem+ button on the remote control until the required preset memory number appears.

MONO AND STEREO

Mono is sound reproduction using a single channel whereas stereo is sound reproduction that uses two or more channels to

give the audio a sense of depth and better sound quality. Thus, FM stereo is preferred over FM mono unless FM stereo

reception strength is too weak.

1. Adjust the FM pigtail antenna to achieve the best reception possible for the desired FM station.

2. In cases where interference is causing poor FM stereo reception, switch to mono reception by pressing the stereo button on

the remote control. The FM station plays back in mono mode and "FM mono" appears on the VFD instead of "FM stereo".

Toggling between FM stereo and FM mono can be controlled from the remote control only, not from the unit itself.

RDS OPERATION (EUROPEAN MODELS ONLY)

Available only in European models of the CD Micro System, RDS stands for Radio Data System; the PS and PTY features of

RDS are available for this unit. It is not intended for automatic turning purposes. The PS name is an 8-character alphanumeric

label transmitted by the broadcaster to identify to the listener the name of the tuned program service. The PTY name is an

8-character alphanumeric label transmitted by the broadcaster to identify to the listener the name of the tuned program type,

such as current affairs, science, or popular music.

While tuning into radio frequencies, the unit will automatically check whether any RDS stations exist or are found. If none exist

or can be found, the RDS LED indicator on the unit front panel will turn off. Pressing the display / RDS button on the remote

control will show the message, "NO RDS", on the VFD. If any RDS stations exist or are found, the RDS LED indicator will light

up orange and "RDS" will appear on the VFD.

NOTE

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