Owner`s manual

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Operation
enter stations into a memory group, or you
can let the stereo search for six stations in a
band and automatically enter these into a
group.
Manually Storing Stations
1. Repeatedly press
BND
to select the
desired memory group (FM1, FM2,
FM3, AM1, and AM2).
2. Tune to the station you want to store.
3. Hold down the desired memory channel
button (
1–6
). The stereo beeps; continue
holding the button. In about 5 seconds
you hear another beep and the stereo
displays the memory channel number
and the selected station’s frequency.
Release the button.
Automatically Storing Stations
1. Repeatedly press
BND
until the stereo
displays the band and memory group
where you want to store a group of sta-
tions. For example, to store the first
group of AM stations into AM1, repeat-
edly press
BND
until AM1 appears.
2. Tune to a frequency just before the first
station you want to store.
3. Hold down
AMS
(automatic memory
scan) for about 3 seconds. Beginning
where it was last set, the stereo scans
the selected band and automatically
stores the first 6 strong stations it finds.
The memory group number (such as
FM2), station frequency (such as
97.7), and memory channel number
(such as 3) appear when each station is
stored. After all 6 stations are stored, the
stereo tunes to the first station and
begins to play.
Notes:
• The stereo beeps as it stores each
station.
• If the stereo could not find 6 strong
stations, it scans again, searching for
weaker stations and storing them into
any remaining memory locations.
4. When the stereo has stored all the sta-
tions you want or you want to stop
searching for stations before all stations
are stored, press
AMS
again.
Note: If you do not press
AMS
, the ste-
reo continues to scan the band, tuning
to each stored station for about 5 sec-
onds.
Selecting a Stored Station
To select a stored station, repeatedly press
BND
to select the desired memory group,
then press the desired memory channel but-
ton.
Note: Do not hold down the memory channel
button. This stores the currently tuned station
into that channel.
Scanning Stored Stations
The radio can scan all stored stations in the
selected band, pausing for 5 seconds at
each station. It scans all three memory
groups in the FM band or both memory
groups in the AM band.
To start scanning stored stations, briefly
press
AMS
. As the radio scans each memory
channel, its channel number flashes.
Note: Do not hold down
AMS
. This causes
the radio to automatically store stations into
the selected memory group.
To stop scanning when the radio pauses on
a station you want to listen to, press
AMS
again. The memory channel number stops
flashing.
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