Owner's Manual

Display Color (SCAN)

This sub-menu changes the display color. The default setting is SCAN,

which will scan through all of the available colors. To customize your

display color, look for the word SCAN in the sub-menu (if a custom

color has already been chosen, look for that color name in the sub-

menu), then press the right-front knob (#8) to select one of the preset

colors: white, green 1, green 2, green 3, orange, red, pink, purple 1,

purple 2, blue 1, blue 2, user, Scan.

To create a custom color, select USER in the preset color menu, then

rotate the right-front knob (#8) once. The display will say RGB. Now

press the right-front knob (#8) once. This will allow you to edit the RGB

values for 32,000 color variations. Rotate the right-front knob (#8) to

adjust the reds, then press the same knob (#8) to move to the greens.

Repeat this process to adjust the greens and the blues.

NOTE: If you lower all RGB settings down to “00” the display will go black, and you will

need to reset the radio by disconnecting all power from the unit for 2 minutes.

Dimmer

This sub-menu adjusts the radio’s display brightness between high

(DIMM HIGH), mid (DIMM MID) and low (DIMM LOW).

Radio Data System (RDS) ON/OFF

This sub-menu toggles the RDS function on or off. The default is RDS ON.

RDS tuners can automatically tune in stations according to the style

of music (or talk) they broadcast. Some RDS tuners can even break in

with trafc alerts or emergency broadcasts.

RDS enables your receiver to display text messages (usually call letters

and format info) that many FM stations include on a sub-carrier

signal within their normal broadcast signal. The RDS function is always

active, and if the FM station you are listening to is broadcasting RDS

information, the radio station call letters, song info, artist info and

other messages will appear. Not all FM stations use RDS nor will all RDS

functions work in every location.

OPERATING YOUR RADIO